Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-02
as returned BY the Inspector for Kinston District
Lenor county; N. G.
WIN. FIELDS, Sheriff Lenoir Co. .

as returned by the Inspector for Kinston District
Lenolr county, N. G.
WIN. FIELDS, Sheriff Lenoir Co. .
By A. FIELDS, D. S.
| Mr. Headen, q resolution requesting an inquiry
by the Committee on Finance, into the eypedIeney
Of exemptng from taxation the property OF soldiers
ofths State Adopted
Mr.. Sharpe, resolution instructing the Judiciary
Committee to inquire into the expediency of max
ing horsestealing and house b. eaking in the day
time capital feonies and further the proTrety
of the outlawry Of deserters. Adopted. y .
BILLS on FIRST HEADING
Mr.. Carter "a bill in relation to alimony."
Mr.. Reinheardt; "a bill to increase the punish.
mePt for horse stealing"
Mr. George; ga bill to repeal an act to prevent
obStructions in the Big Swamp by means Of Fish
Traps"
Mr.. Shepherd; "a bill to Incorporate TIE Con-
federste Joint Stock Publishing Company"
The order of the day viz: "a bill for the relief
OF Power, Lowe & Company" was referred, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Phillips to the Judiciary Committee.
A bill to incorporate the Bingham School,
passed its second reading, the amendments propOs-
ed by the Committee, having first been adoptC d.
4 bill to aid the Florence Railroad CompaSy,"
vas rejected on its second reading. Yeas ~, nays
The House concurred in message from the Sen
ate proposing to proceed forth to election for
Secretary of State; also in a message proposing to
elect at noon TO morrow Coil, derate States Sen
ator.
The House refused to concur in q message from
the Senate proposing to raise int select commit
tee to consider resolutions protesting against the
policy of emancipation for public services, etc"
On motion Of Mr.. Fowle, a message was sent to
the Senate proposing to raise j'int standing com
mittee on Confederate relations to which this anal
ogous matter may be referred.
Mr.. FoWle introduced resolution in favor of Mrs.
Green I. Fl. Selby, P F. Pescud and others
Referred.
The committee to superintend the election for Sec
retary of State reported there had been no election
On motion Of Mr.. Lowe, message was sent to
the Senate proposing to ballot again forthwith fort
Secretary of State.
The Senate concurred by message.
An engrossed bill from the Senate ito legalize
advanccments to the Insane Asylum and to author-
ize further adVancements," had its first reading.
! A House resolution relative to an increase Of
the pay of private soldiers" was received from the
Senate with an amendment, in which the House con
l Cured
i BILLS on SECOND READING
|; bill to incorporate The North Carolina Company
! Of Chemists Passed.
A bill to reclaim Swamp Lands. Rejected.
| An engrossed bill, from the Senate to authorize
81 Magistrates Of the County Of Wake to transact
ia.l business. Passed.
Il The following bills and resolutions also passed
THEN SECOND reading, VIZ: A bill to charter tn.
! iOaknock Iron Company; a bill TO authorize the
Public Treasurer to issue certain coupon bond :;
bill concerning the registration and transe: of State
| ,"onds a resolution in favor of A. j. McBrYde,
sheriff of Watauga county; resolution in favor OF
ID NJ Ray, Tax Collector of NJ !d.soa county; biIl
81" Incorporate the Trustees Of the 0.'han Eluca
'ional Fund and bill for the relief Uf the Priso-
! .ners of War from this State
II A message from the Senate proposing another
ballot for Secretary of State, was not concurred in.
|; The House then adjourned.