Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-07-08
rs: WEDNESDAY,, JbtY s, 1858

ThsSsnats then won't inso,sslret session. and did not
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herd, went into secret session. -. . - =
WHEN he SSS hs House 70
the Senate adours Tuesday nezt q half past ~
O'clock, n, In which the House ooncurred.
message received from the Senate transmitting
TIE following enossed bills which were read the FIRST
bill to amend act in relation to the supply of SALT
Congress; bill to amend chapter of Revised Code
bill to holding the courts in and for the county
Of Jones bill to amend chapter 80 Of Revised Code;
ont;ona to .ns G9son Hill Mining company res.
vessigaton Of railroads II the State. h.
message was received from the Governor transmitting
NE between himself and the Secretary of
10 relation to the Aabeas corpus pending the reading
VI "nien the Honse adjourned.
SENATE.
Senate met at 10 o'clock Journal read 'u' = 1000
n was from the House stating that the
agree and asking to be discharged Granted. 1''
to publish the Of sode1s
An engrossed resolution in favor Of Samf cr.vf,a
passed its third reading
nS19ages deceased late Sheriff of Pitt county Passed
MI; Ramsey, bill to incorporate the n @. r. R. Iron
Works. Referred ~ " ~ " " A'o'
confadersts 6y Mr. Smith, sustaining the
0GnleusIa.e currency were taken up.
hf Graham thought that the Legislature had sufficiently.
se on nat subject as did Messrs. Ptchford
Aess1 Smith Of Macon, and Adams of G., favored the
resolutions. WV
The resolutions finally passed their third reading.
treasure for the literary fund ' ''''1 " e'e''
State bonds n ss S.nE ,1e Governor
bills passed their third reading under of the
rules. " "
On notion the Senate adjourned fill Monday 10 o'clock
HOUSE OF COMMONS
The House met at O'Clock, A. NJ
Mr. Sherwood from the joint select committee on mill
ss ans s s. was unable "
message was sent to the Senate proposing that the
committee be discharged. pe
Mr. McAden introduced resolution in favor of Samuel
sion of the rules e "-N'. '"ep'.
Mr. McNeil of Robson bill for the better protection
The House resumed the unfinished MISUNDERSTANDING the
correspondence between his Exceency Governor Vance,
and the Secretary of Ws-reatve to a6eas CORPUS the
Consumption OF militia officers &c. the remainder Of which
On motion of Mr.. Grssom the recent decision Of the
Supreme Court of North Carolina the matter Of Bryan
was also read.
On motion Of Mr.. wadde, 500 copies Of this CORES
pondence together with the opinions Judges Pearson
and Battle Of the Supreme Court were ordered to be
printed. -
message from the Senate transmitted the following
bills which were passed under suspension Of
rules, viz:
bill to egai,e certain payments made by the Treasurer
to agents of counties within the enemys lines.
bill to increase the pay Of members of the present
General Assenbly Givs members IS per diem and the
Speakers 81, for this session only.]
MIR. Sherwood introduced bill to amend the militia
law Ordered to be printed and made the special order
for 10 o'clock, g. m, on Monday next.
Mr.. Mckay, bill authorizing the Governor to raise
1000 militia for service in North Carolina of
the call made BY the President of the Confederate States
This bill offered substitute for the bill introduced
BY Mr. Sherwood and will be taken up at the time.
The bill and substitute understood TO embody the
cting views of the joint select committee military af
fairs discharged this morning They will be noticed more
| fl lily in Mondays report
Mr. Mann, bill to amend the act providing for probate
Of Wills etc when the The residence of testators
or is in possession Of the enemy Referred to
the judiciary committee.
vote by which the printing Of the correspondence in rea
ton to habeas corpus had been ordered.
MIR. Shepherd then moved that the opinions of Judge
in the case Of Irwin and Nicholson b also print
ed, which was agreed to.
number of engrossed bills were disposed of fol
| lows:
bers Of Congress, passed its several readings
The bill to amend act in relation the supply of salt
was amended motion of Mr. Mann of Pasquotauk and
A bill to amend chapter S. Revised Code.
bill concerning the holding OF courts In the county,
| Jones.
bill to incorporate the Gibson Hill Mining company
| passed their several readings
The following were rejected their second readings, via
bill to amend section 81, chapter 10 Of the Revise
Code.
resolution to amend the resolution raising commi
tee to investigate the management of Railroads IN tn
| State. T.
bill repeal part of slst section of the charter Of
Piedmont railroad company passed its second reading
q vote Of yeas a. nays 80.
The House then took recess until three O'CLOCK, r.
| EVENING SESSION
The House proceeded to dispose Of the unfinished bus
ness remaining on the calendar.
bill to amend the authorizing the Governor to Ell
ploy slave labor in tbs of fortcatons and 9th
works. was laid on the table, on motion OF Mr. Wadde
its second reading.
of Charlotte be called the North Carolina Stock lns
bill to incorporate Kernersvie High School, in t
county Of Forsyth passed their second and third reading
the rules ing been suspended. ..
Mr.: Shepherd moved to reconsider the vote by viii
House agreed to adjourn on Tuesday ne7s Not agrs
"A like motion, subsequently madeby Mr.. Grissom v
also rejected.
The following bills and resolutions pass ed their secO
A bill to amend the charter of the Shelby and Bro
River Railroad Company.
br the sale of Cherokee Lands in the county Of Jackson
A resolution for the relief Of the INDECENT wives and tai
An ensrossed bill from the Senate to authorize the su
Of Josiah Hodges late sheriff Of Pitt county to colt
"A bill to authorize the Literary Board to elect Treas
err and to prescribe his duties.
bill to increase the salary of the State Librarian 70
limited time Adds $500 salary for the years 1868
1854
Bill to provide for the better protection of sheep
An engrossed bill from the Senate, authorizing the g.
ernor to sign certain bonds of the State belonging
Literary Fund.
Resolutions from the Senate, sustaining the curren
were also adopted
bill to amend the act of 1869 and 1885, entitled
Anue," was laid on the table.
MIR. Ams, from the joint select committee on deserti
reported.
bill to punish aiders and abettors of deserters VIII
passed its several readings under suspension of the ru
Mr.. Walser introduced bill to amend LIST section chs
ter g. Revised Code. Passed first reading and placed
| calendar
bill aendatory Of the Revised Code, increasing -
fees allowed the inspector Of four at Fayetteville e..
On motion of Mr.. Harris the bill was amended 0y nn
the compensation al 10 cents per barrel instead OF
The bill then passed its second and third readings anu