Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-27

Mr.. Gof, from the committee on Print
ing, reported a bill to provlss tor tne eie
ton of Public Printer, aRd to reguia'e
the public printing. Tho
Mr.. Ferguson reported 9 bill from the
Judiciary committee, and also Q Dill ron
the committee on Township and County
Gr. Ferguson from the special commit
tee appointed to consider the exPeoiepoy
and constitutionality of the Immediate s9o
lition of slavery in this State, reportea q
bill for that purpose. The bill was reSu "
first time.
Tho House bill to change the time OF
holding courts in the 9Th Judicial OiEoul'
was read third time, and passed.
The House bill providing for the aPpro-
priation of $50, goo to pay State SCOUTS
was passed. A..
A message from the Senate, by Mr.. Max,
we'll, announced that that body had psSseu
a bill authorizing the Governor 70 surren-
der certain rebel prisoners, now IN tne
custody of this State, 70 the United states
for exchange. -.
suspended, and the bill Was token up, read
and passed.
The Senate bill to provide for the pay
/ ment of the annual salaFysot the state gu"
lperintendent of Schools. was ordered 70 its
third reading, and finally passed, the rules
having been suspended for the purpose Oh
j. motion of Mr.. Barneg.
The House bill to amend the act Prov.
ding for the formation Of corporations ana
regulating the same, was read second
time, amended, and iofdeSsd 70 be engros-
The bill to legalise ths acts of John b
Bumgardner, collector of the revenue toE
: Cabell county, was ordered to its engross-
ment; also the House bill autheri zing the
service Of process by individuals.
: Mr.. McGrew presented the petition Of
James q. Hyatt and others, of Preston
l county, asking chapgeinthe divorce law
Mr.. McGrew remarked that Mr.. Hyatt al
r. lodged in very respectful Language that his
wife had left him, and that he had been 9
I very faithful husband, &C., and desired re-
I lief. The petition was referred.
The bill to regulate the public printing
was taken up aud read first time.
: Mr.. Michael asked and obtained leave
: pto report bill to amend the act providing
"A for the construction ofrR road in Hardy
county, which was read fret time.
Feather offered resolution of inquiry
as to the expediency of making an sppro..
: priation to McAdamise the Fetterman and
Cove turnpike. Adopted.
Mr.. Kramer (Mr. Patrick in the chair, J
: offered resolution Of inquiry into the
expediency of reportingfa bill to provide
for the building of q penitentisry. Adopted,
!: Mr.. Kramer also presented a petition Of
citizens of MonongaliR county, asking a
change in the law for the collection OF
: taxes. Referred. i
Mir. Caste offered resolution of inquiry
proposing to increase the pay of Boards
of Supervisors. Adopted.
Mr.. Gregory offered a resolution to in
quire into the expediency of authorizing
suits to be brought in the counties Of Ka-
nawhs, Lewis, Doddridge or Jackson in
cases heretofore cognizable in certain other
counties. Adopted.
: Mr.. Chapline offered a resolution pro.
posing to instruct the Governor to appoint
commissioners for certain purposes in Nor
gan, Berkeley and Jefferson Counties
Adopted.
MIR. Scott offered resolution of inquiry
as to the expedieucy of increasing the
: township levy Of taxes for the opening
: and repair of bridges in the same. Adopted
The House bill for the better orgauizs'
tIon of the State Guards was read q first
time. -.-.. .....-.
Mr.. Parks offered q telolution to inquire
into abe exPedisnGS- repsaling certain
: sections of the act providing for the col,
lection Of taxes. Apopted.
On motion the House adjourned.
flu yesterdays proceedings We made
Mr.. Holman, of Marion, present petition o.
certain persons asking pay for services
rendered in guarding the Fairmont bridge
1t should have read "Fairmout jail."l
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