The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-06-28
CAPTIONS
Of Ordinances and Resolutions passed
t-.r by the late Convention.
ORDINANCES.

Of Ordinances and Resolutions passed
by the late Convention.
-stE ORDINANCES.
l. An ordinance to change the time
of holding the court of Pleas and Quar-
ter Sessions of Alexander county.
2. An ordinance to alter the time of
holding the courts of Pleas and Quar-
ter Sessions of Stanly county.
8. An ordinance to provide for execu-
ting DEGREES of the Supreme Court
made at Morganton.
4. An ordinance concerning the quail
ifications of voters for municipal officers
in the cities and Incorporated towns of
North Carolina.
s.. An ordinance to amend the char
ters of the Union Mining Company, in
the county of Rowan, and the Rudisil
Gold Mining Company in the county
of Mecklenburg, passed at the late ses
Dion of the General Assembly.
6. An ordinance to incorporate the
North Carolina Petroleum and Mining
Company.
7. An ordinance repeating the provi-
soes of Section nine, of an act of the
General Assembly, entitled can act
concerning negroes and persons of col
or, of mixed BLOOD" and for other
purposes.
8. An ordinance to grant to the citi-
zens of the comfy of Polk the power
of voting with the district or county to
which they are attached, in the election
of members to the General Assembly.
9. An ordinance concerning the crime
of assault with the intent to commit
rape.
10. An ordinance in relation to the
act of the General Assembly, entitled
Revenue"
IL. An ordinance to incorporate ''the
| Oceanic Hook and Ladder Company"
of the town of Beaufort.
IL. An ordinance in relation to taxa
ton by the County Courts.
Is. An ordinance for exchanging the
stocks of the State for bonds issued be-
fore the year one thousand, eight hum
dred and sixty-one.
IA. An ordinance concerning widows
who have qualified as Executrix to the
last will and testament of their deceas-
ed husbands.
Is. An ordinance to prohibit the sale
of spurious liquors within one and a
half miles of the Company Shops.
l6. An ordinance to change the time
of elections in North Carolina, and for
other purposes.
II. An ordinance to pay the Provis
ional Judges of Courts of Oyer and Ter
miner for services under can ordinance
to protect the owners of property and
for other purposes"
1s. An ordinance to repeal the Goth
section of the 53rd. chap. of the Revised
Code, entitled Governor and Council"
19. An ordinance to amend the char
ter of the Governors Greek Steam
Transportation and Mining Company.
20. An ordinance to incorporate the
Wilmington Railway Bridge Company.
81. An ordinance extending the time
for the settlement of the public taxes
bv the sheriffs and tax collectors of this
State.
%. An ordinance to divorce Jane F.
Havens and Thomas ]. Havens.
%. An ordinance to change the juris-
diction of the Courts, and the rules of
pleading therein.
"a An ordinance to amend an act of
the General Assembly, passed at its ses-
sion of 1928, entitled "an act to
gine Company, in the town of Salem,
n. c."
25. An ordinance to authorize sundry
sheriffs to collect arrearages of taxes.
26. An ordinance concerning the
Banks of the State.
27. An ordinance in relation to the
desposit and publication Of the ordi-
nances and resolutions of the Conven-
tion.
%. An ordinance for the relief Oft
D. Fleury.
20. An ordinance in reference to the
payment of a portion of the public tax
es into the treasury of the State.
80 An ordinance submitting to the
qualified voters of the State the ratifi-
cation or rejection of the Constitution
adopted by the Convention.
81. An ordinance to empower the
Justices of the several counties to bor-
row money in certain cases, and for
other purposes.
80. An ordinance with regard to the
incorporation of the town ofMocksville,
in Davie county. --
RESOLUTIONS.
1. Resolutionin regard to printing.
2. Resolution for the distribution of
laws of the General Assembly.
3. Resolution to have an abstract of
the census of 1860 printed for the use
of the Convention.
4. Resolution to print additional cop
les of all abstract of the census of 1860.
5. Resolution in relation to privies
and water closets.
6. Resolution directing the Secretary
of State to have the necessary binding
for the Convention done at the Deaf
and Dumb and Blind Institution.
7. A resolution to print an ordinance.
8. A resolution allowing compensa-
tion to the principal Secretary of the
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9. A resolution to employ tempor-
ary door-keeper, ms
10. Resolution to continue Commits
sioners appointed by the Governor, un-
der an act of the last General Assem- bly,,
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