The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-27

county Of Preston, IN cases heretofore coz
nizShfs In pendIeton, Hardy and Hamp-
shife,p w1fk Amendments combining the Pre-
visions of {k6bifl to suits hereafter brouglt,
and suitinn jt TO The statute of limitations
IT. amendments were agreed to, and
vOnsmotioasof Mr.. Carskadon the bill Wa
'tabIS ga
Nf. Maxwell, Rom the same committee.
reported adversely upon the resolution OF
fered by Mr.. Young in regard=to bringing
certain. suits against rebels, and upon the
fesolutjon of Mr.. Bowen in regard to the
rela tionship in marriage.
Mr.. Brown, from the committee on FL.
nande and claims, reported back House Bill
Noal, % bill supplementary to the act to
provide for the relief Of the families OF sol
idiers.' a@6T bee ,H9tbi Oh q o8H TSh'i69l .
al The bill was read the third time and
iuassed. ssed / bnc ,0ciEiCo ngrI]Gf yiG
Mr.. Brown, from the same COMMITTEES,
reported that further legislation i. not ne
cessary upon the subject of making the
property of any person lin possession OF
real estate subject to payment of taxes as
sessed thereon. 81 sTst cav ,st3'oi'<
Mr.. Hubbard, from the committee on
Humane and Criminal Institutions, report
ed Senate Bill No. 2, 90 bill for the relief
of the families of soldiers of this State iy.
ing beyond the lines Of the Union army,s'
which was read the first time.9q 10a III" !.
(Thsbill provides hst tho Governor shall
appoint o commissioner to visit the soldiers
alludedto receive their money and provide
for the comfort of their families, and appro-
PIRATES 81 for the purpose of aiding such
families.) &4gl ~ 5,'n.s1 So
Mr.. Brown moved that the printing Of the
bill be dispensed with. n Lost
Mr.. Csrskadon, from the committee on
Privileges and Elections, reported that the
Senators heretofore admitted, were duly
elected and had taken the proper oaths; and
also submitted a report Of the distance
travelled by each Senator, which was
adopted. p. sn@fLaed 81 &c va
Mr.. Brown presented a petition from cit
liens asking for IN increase of the commits
sion allowed the Sheriff or collector OF the
said county, in order to insure the collection
of the revenue. Referred. S5E
Mr.. Young presented a petition from 70.
F, 9Th W. Va. Infantry, praying the passage
of q prohibitory liquor Law. Laid on the
table to await the appointment ofa com.
mittse. s5-VaL.Ia&T
q The following resolutions were offered
and referred 81 u1rcEAJ
. By Mr.. Nahon, directing the Military
committee to, consider so much OF the Gov'
ernor's message as relates to the organlza'
ton of Independent State Military Oompa'
MES. 81 ~ Efg tcaa -1gs- gts.L
By Mr.. Phelps, directing the Judiciary
committee to inquire and report as to the
e~xpediency of giving justices jurisdiction
in cases of assault and battery in the town
ship in which the justice resides, or il
which the offence is committed.
By Mr.. Hubbard, directing the. commit
tee on Privileges and Elections to inquire
j'ato the expediency of fixing by law th'
', distance from each county in the State te
the capital by the most direct outel 81
BY Mr.. Mahon, directing that the Town
ship committee take into consideration the
propriety of assessing the counties by town
ship assessors. .fgl .,-Eyg AVN
Mr.. Dunbar, by leave, introduced Senat'
Bill No. 3, "a bill releasing certain coun
ties from paying taxes" gr .st,.
This bill proposes to release the countle
of P%ocahontas, Webster, Greenbrier, Mon
roe, Fayette, Raleigh, Mercer, Wyoming
and Mcdowell from the payment OF IN
taxes assessed therein for 1861, 2 and 3.
Adjourned. 49, s- ..'.i
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