Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-12
HOUSE
THBRsDAY, FERRuARy
Prayer b. Resvs..- Jo.hnE Moffat.

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Prayer by Rev. John Moffat.
Mr.. LANE, from the judiciary Commit.
tee, reported back the mbill exemptinol
homesteads from levy or taxation !" with
lengthy substitute, which was ordered to
be printed. 2 aeei = = - - y
Mr.TETER, on behalf of the Committee
on Humane aud Criminal Institutions. IA
ported q bill providing for the confinement
and safe keeping Of persons sentenced TO
Read first time. ,.i ia, ) 4!..s+i fsa5.
Mr.. CRAWFORD, from the Military Com.
mtttee, who were directed to INQUIRE and
report as to the expediency of SLOWING the
expenses of the 18th. and 9th militia fe0i 2
ments to be paid out of fines imposed by
their regimental courts, reported 1t inexpe-
dent. ~ u az al - - : -, 80 4
He submitted the same report upon the
resolution directing an inquiry asito the
expediency of allowing claims for subsist.
ence OF the militia called out to repel the
Jones raid. 3 Il an ~ = - ~
A message from the Senate reported
concurrence in the House amendment to
the Senate bill for transferring suits from
Hardy, Hampshire and PenGileton! coun.
ties to Preston, ESQ that the bill is a law.)
the Senate bill requiring oaths of suit
oFs In certain cases. and Senate bill Civ.
ing certain officers further time to ouslifvi
and give bond, had their second readins
and were committed. Rlll .issS7'-s, Q
The bill providing for the,pavmept of
certain claims allowed by rsgimental
courts, was taken up, called back from.
engrossment, and amended,by Mr.. Elem.
ing, by adding proviso that no regiment
snail be allowed more than one h5ndta6
and ten dollars claims in any one wear
and again passedt to eugrossment.
The bill fixing the salaries Of the officers
81 tue Exchange Bank of Weston vras
passed. h4a = s8EIIs j 80 was
bill-Was. received from the Senate an.
PEoPriating $1,000, 70 be placed a. the
olsposat OF the Governor to be expended
on such occasions as he may think proper
~ y. the entertainment of the veteran SOL
eis en- Of the State returning home. 3
rue bill was called up by Mr.. Lamb,
Who with Messrs. Crawford, GofF. n Me-!
Grew Dawson, Scott, Wheat and iAieTan.
der spoke warmly In favor of its Dassaee5
The rule was suspended and the bill
passed unanimOusly. sod 49, - :
tnel Dill concerning the appointment of
deputy assessors was passed. . Is -
Ines OIL providing for an annual "a oster.
ana encampmeut of the commissioned mi
litia andttVolnnteer officers Of the Stafa
was put upon its passage and rejected by
vote OF ~; to 10. - 40,
The bill Regulating the salary Of ' the
J, Agent was taken up and laid on
Thesbill "to provide for Union men who
nave been robbed of their properly. ~ wRs.
taken mp and REFERRED to- the JndioiaryS
COMMITTEES. 1885,. a.. ~ 80 !" ..-
The bill relative 70 municipal slantinns
WAS called up BY Mr.. Scot, aud recommit. :,
ted.sib Easid Isl SAD asfi, - n -,
o Me- Ross offered n resolutions which vac
asdopted,i appointing the Speaker. of IN.
House and two members: 10 IbsibSs NJ.
selected. = oommlttee to make AZ. No.
%ents Tor the meeting aud lecture, by Dr..
Parrish, of the. q, s. Sanitary OnD n;S.,o..
In this Hall thiSSVeninR. = :,
nj. DERAR offered q resolution directing
me 4,i,lltaEy Committee to inquire into the
expectancy of general revision az the
Adopted.
NJ. soPER OF cred atesola tion tlifestiS,
roe 5ddttfsry 06mmitss 10 consiriS Is thss
propriety Of amending the appraissn,s s
Jaw passed ct the last session. 50 as Ia
Pff9saoe5 tqf the payment Of the eoats IN.
CURED under that AetI ~ - = = - - Z
Z iAlE. skggFARR called up the bill abnlisV,.y
ing the salt tnspectionin Kanawha connie
and tt was passed to engrossnsnt.
ii The House adjourned.
& FHn keeper Of the Richmond oones,t
Htn adysFtssss ssdaisstan, ladies nd
gentlemen S. each. ehIld..y % ..ats,,