Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-03

WEDNEsDAY. March 2 1R64

WEDNESDAY, March 2, 1864.
Prayer by Rev. Robert HsKar, member of
the House from Booze.
Senate bill No. Is, releasing certain
counties from thetaxesfo for 1928. which
Was before the House Ut tue time of adj
lOnrnmeut last evening was tabled.
M. SoPEE, from the Committee on Conn
uest 90 reported back the bill changing
the division line between Jackson and Ma.
son, and II was passed 70 third reading.
Mr.. LANR from the Conferences Commit
tee on the bill TO authorize The BosrJ If
Pablo works to employ superintendent
on roads belonging to the Slate, reported
that the committee had agreed 10 re,om-
mend that the senate Iecede from It's 90.
cond amendment 1.-THE effect of which wan
TO defeat the purpose of the bill
DIR. ALEXANDRA submitted q report from
the ClmmitLee on Enrolled Bills.
Senate bill 30, empowering the Assessor
of Peasants county 70 make a re.assess.
msnt of lands inthat county, was taken nm
and read the FIRST time
In the afternoon the bill was called nm
and passed under suspension OF the rule.
land is now laW.)
The Senate bill giving justices jurisdic.
tlon IN cases OF assault and battery, was
passed to third reading.
The Senate bill authorizing the Gov.,-
nor to aPprehend certain persons or com.
pei them to leave the State, was read twics
and referred.
The House was informe ed that the Ssnats
bad rejected House Bill to regulate Ibs
fees Of appraisers.
House Bill providing for vacancies in
township and county Offices was received
rom the Senate with g slight ameudment
which was agreed to. (BiIl a iaW.l
A Senate Bill 10 relation 10 Limitation IN
civil actions and suits was received and
read once. anu
A Senate bill providing for the sale Of
real estate delinquent for the non-payment
OF taxes levied by counties or toWnsbins
vas reeetTed and passed 70 third reading,
Tue House vas Informed that the Sanafe
insisted ou.disngreeidg to the Amendment
OF the House 70 the appropriation bill.
treduelng the sum appropriated to the In.
sane hospitall and asked Conference
committee. The House granted the re.
quest and appointed Messrs. Rutfaer. King
aud Peterson. sAsuB
Subsequently the Committee renor1sd
having agreed to recommend that ne San:
ate agree 70 the reelection made ~ ths
House. 100 - -. ! i ''Ne " 1ne
The bill ehhrteriug the West Virginia
central Railway Company, was received
from the Senate with some amen6n,sn,s
which we're eoucurred in. (nndi 1he5 biiii
made lGW.( Si =
Ehe following House Bills were passed
and sent to the Senate:
No. 81 for the encouragement of,foreipn
Of ne ne s.: Ss0Fgani1tng She military sy..e
No. 60. amending the ss. of last session.
Eei ~ % townships and township officers.
no. %, amending and re-enaetine the
Saassst o. tae town OF Mannington, il
). &c, g regulating The tolls of ferries.
40. 81 Allowing Corporations to issue
preferred stock, aud '9sS
Nc. s., Regulating allowances to re-
The sill amending the Corporation law
Senate Blu No. % making an appropr5s
tton 70 par certain military claimS' 40 /
received t6ut not taken 1pl.
The House bill concerning Cemetery AZ.
s S.si was returned from the SeSa & 1
with . slight amendment, vhiah Iss;
agreed To- tand The bill made lSTI s ~
Lae poor bill Is. No. l4) was :pasSe5i
We 9t1qateS9Sdmle9ts 1t was retnFnei sFtsr.
ward. the Senate disaSrssiS5 n. fb.l /
anendmsnts. The H66Iss ~ =. 4
ntttee OF Conference. Il
The Senate bill n relation "a eft;S.,stt,.
Eas rejected, sst7F1sp
A message from the Sonata reunss,s5 h
eturn OF the HOUSE. bilIs S ~ y
epatning .thejNalnut Gan Iosd IN 49, W. .
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