Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-16

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,ment Of certain claims allowed by regi-
mental courts, was read second time and
committed. Also the bill repeating all
acts regulating the inspection of salt in
Ksnawbs county. r.
Hhe Dill requiring certain persons TO take
an oath, was Ia ken up, and after some dis
cussiop wa. rec0mmitted.
The general appropriation bill was read
by sections for amendment and laid on the
table.
The bill requiring banks Of this State to
redeem their noles and pay their liabilities
in United States legal tender notes, was
read q second time and ordered to its en-
On motion of Mr.. Rollysou, the Senate
adjourned. s.. ....i.l IA s..,,..-
.,l-t,l. l=all-a a.o, HOUSE,, ir 1913 La,
so' l-..' 'ls MONDAY, February 10, 1864
In the absence of the Speaker, and al
ibis request Mr.. Ruffnet assumed tile chair.
The House was opened with prayerb
Rev. Mr.! R. White, of Fairmont:
The bill for the iuducement Of .orei1n
immigration, befor the House at the time
Of adjourning Saturday, was laid on the
Mr.: Corr, from the COMMITTEES on Taxa
ton and Finance, reported bill IMPOSING
| taxes! ilFiil1gSss ai.iil, 30 .Lgtkl
Read first 'time..a IS! ',.te s-2.i.,ai..
The bill Ie3ies thirty cents on the hun.
bred dollars for State purposes on all real
and personal property; and FIXES the cant
tation tax, both on white and free c6lorel
lat one dollar. - 30. - ~. ssa5iI5i GSli ! =
He also, from the Printing Csmmtttee,
made o VerbaSreport, 70 the sffect that the
public printer Was making all practicable
sPeea ~. e9e publication Of the acts; that
the otheial Tor bOpnd) edition was now in
the hands OF the binder, who would turn
out several hundted per week iii 7ccomnIst.
cd and that the pamphlet editiohfof ,boOI
would be ready some time during the pre-
sent month 'ss - 10 =.
The following bills were received from
the Sen ate, as passed by that body without
amendment, aud now laws: sF 50 sii5
d. No. 20. Authorizing the recorder of
Gllmer and Richie counties to issue mar.
rtage licenses in cases where the female 70
be married lives in Calhoun.
q. No. 10. Allowing Mr. Nixon, Collee.
tor ofthe Revenue. for Wayne county S645
IN settlement for money taken from him by
rebels, and allowing VIM. Turner same for.
same county, $500 for same. '''
ID. No, 29 9pthoEizing Assessors in
counties IN which no Supervisors have
beeugelected or no boards Of s1neryisors
organized to appoint deputies, to be an.
proved by the recorder ofthe county or the
Judge of the Circuit. 'i.t =
The House bill authorizing the Board of
Public works TO appoint superintendent
on roads belonging to the State was re.
ceiVed from the Senate with an amendment
reversing the operation of the bill so az to
make 1t conform TO the present law, so far
as 70 require the board to let ont the an.
nerintendence of the roads to the lowest
oompetent.and responsible bidder.
The House refused TO agree to the
amendment. taa Jlssl lFillsH
The bill amending, the General Election
law WAS received from the Senate with an
amendment adding 70 the provision nre.
scribing punishments for those tguilty If
N treating voters on the day of an election
anotheF.that it,sachi offender be a candi.
date, heishall upon conviction. of the of.
Tense forfeit his office Of elseted).
bill was referred to the Judiciary
ComuittSe Csiiis'e' ,-',i, q - =
The following House Bills were passed !.
4 No! II concerning the unlawful deten-
ton OF Real EState. ., -si,.issa. oar =
No. 80, adth6tIEtdg the Auditor to an,
point assessors In certain cases.
rue Ptll providing for, the confinement
Il ana .lSo. sate Keeping Of persons sentenced to
me pealtenIl eryslF passed to4enkross
msnt, amer fixing the salary Of the SUPER
tnssndent Of q the psnitentiary at $1,000,
y ana that OF each OF the directors (if the
Governor appoint q board) at $780, Il
The "bill to pEpytde for Union men Vim
have been robbed OF their. property. y VAS
4 aIeeF some Anepamenta by its patron i Mr.
hegar passed 70 engrossmeIt. ''i'stt =
the House Dill in relation to tdiyorcaa
S ss hed mp by AIr, Lamb, and the f;rst
tSenste amendment, striking ont \ lclanss
pnaef which divorces could be obtained
4 Tor cases Observation-Disclosures 10 the n =
sage the act, was agreed 10. 4
The second Senate amendment nronns,
ing to strike ont the Cd section Of he nm
u watch SLOWS divorces where The husband
has abandoned the wife aud been N he
y rebel service teiVilaD military eithsr of
the Qonfederhte States OF any State 6oTs
er1mene, for one year, was disagreed 70. :.
n, y I No report OF the Committee on Rxeo-
S SSye 0 Gt9 vas called up By Mr. Daw.t
4 .; z, Nj. 6RAAER said Il Il was before the,
strike ont $500, as reeommsuSs;'' ~
the report Is 40 appropriation for IA,
Il cont nEent expenses Of the, once Of lthe.
esetesy OF, the State, and to insert 1904
instead. irssst-d 7s,ai-sJ .s6t,ss sa5 AZ 81
ne, however, Withdrew the motion 10
on the table. fsSsss's r
Revolutions Of INQUIRY ware ofsrs5, a.,
adopted as foIleWs: ~ :. ~
BY Mrss6 oEF:sFor the Jadikiary nS,,,
4 alssse g % the kpsdisnty Of q ID, enact.
laenf 81 the STAY Law Tor thes eoaniies nfI
haEo0lri Randolph andrTuekef.s ll5ii'is5 ; :,
| ~ MI k0 9Y,1s Rps ths CONTINUES on !
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