The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-07

roads, which was read the first time, and
its printing dispensed with.
| He also reported back the House bill
TO authorize the Holidays Cove Rail-
road Company to borrow money. without
| any recommendation Tho bill was read
| the second time
| Mr.. Corley by leave, introduced hill
amending the act Incorporating the Gil
mer Oil Mining and Manufacturing Com
pamy in the county of Gilmer, which was
read the first time.
The hill authorizing the Governor Ia
| employ additional counsel IN certain
cause pending in the Supreme Count of
| this State, was passed
Mr.. Maxwell asked aud obtained leave
To record his vote in favor of the joint
resolution ratifying the amendment to
the Constitution Of the United States
abolishing slavery.
The Senate bill increasing the eompcn-
sation of the Superintendent OF the Cam
berlaud road, was referred 10 the commit
tee on Internal Improvements
Mr. Slack, 10y leave, introduced a hill
providing that tho oath OF otiicr, PASSED
| NoVember l6. l>o.i. shall not apply tr adj
| ministratOrs, executors and guanhans,
except that they shall swear Ia support
the Constitution Of the United States
and OF this State. which was read the
first time.
Adjourned
HoUSE oF DELEGArEs House hill No.
~ to regulate the public printing, was
passed Ii fixes the time Tor rlrcting the
public printer and regulates the prices 10
be paid.
House bill No % authorizing suits
and proceedings, which might under cN.
isting laws be brought in either of the
counties of Wayne, Logan aud Roone, 20
be brought and prosecuted in the conuty
ufCabcll WAS passed.
House bill No -, relating to township
meetings and elections, was passed. Ii
provides that township meetings may ba
hereafter held in townships entitled to
elect one Justice, where ten voters arc
present, and in townships entitled to
elect two justices, where fifteen voters
an, present
House bill No. -, prov >iding for tho
construction of road from Greenland
Gap turnpike to the North Fork tnrl-
pike, in Hardy county and approprlat
ing 81 900 therefor, was passed.
House bill No %, authorizing asses
surs. in counties where their work may
be interfered with 10y armed rebels, To
proceed 10 obtain and make out the l'sts
required by law from the beet ini"rml
tiOn he can obtain, VAS passed
Hnusa Bill No 30 to authorize an IN
crease in the township leNieS, for the con
struction and repair Of roads and bridges,
WAS passed
Senate Bill. No T. authorizing the
Boards of Supervisors of the several conn.
ties of the State. To appoint township
collectors, was passed
Senate Bill No :, for the relief Of John
| b. Shrcvc, Of lpShur county was pui
upon its third reading. vote being
| taken. the hill was rejected by an almost
unanimous vote.
senate Bill No 10, authorizing suits IA
l.nwis comfy, in cases heretofore cognl-
! liable in the courts of BraNtOn cmmiN.
was passed.
House Bill No IL, amending the gen
eral free school law, was taken up, and
occupied the remainder OF the morning
session.
The House took recos, until three
o'clock
NJ thN''DN Nf1'lp'
The consideration of the school bill
was resumed The bill was amended ~
several instances, aud finally laid upon
the table
House bill No. 10, amending the law re
latiug To attachments. &c was passed
IL precudcs persons who have ever
borne arms against the United states,
the restored Government Of Virginia "r
the State of West Virginia from th" pro-
visions of the Law
A number of bills were read u second
time
The following resolution, were OF
frTcd:
By Mr. MGrew: That the cnninfttr"
Oh Private Corporations Ar, he ~
tructcd To examine AMI ascertain what
amount OF stock IL held 10y th, state ~
the several banks within ia" STATE. and
the fund 90 which such stock -iand"
credit 10 the book of SAID bank
By Mr GDfi: A. To thr oApcII"ncy oi
adding a per ccntIgr ou tho present
fees allowed by law tn tho Clerks and
Recorders Of the Courts of th" State. f"r
---- year,
B, Nj King A. 10 the eNpedIenry oi
pioNlhlUt l'l NV '''' '''''' W ~ '''
| and dumb ~ the state
By Mr. Kramer A. to he oNpedi"nry
of pro, Iling inr the ply moDt OF the NIL
! tia called into service dining the past
year also f,r all jn-t claims growing oar
| OF said GALE
By Mr. Gregory. A. 10 ia" eApedlenry
OF prohibiting all rebel, aud dislnyil
| citizen, frori holding Office, either 'lsil
Or military, within the state Of "r-t
! Virginia.
Adionmed
A REPtSTANI KrB T. bENERlL.-- The
II Loui- R,yHbh,oH avs Brigadi'r Cen
elsl ROddy. who has won a high "Pnt1
ton during the war as partisan cavalry