Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-02-22
SENATE.
FRIDAY, Feb. 1G.

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FRIDAY, Feb. 16
Praysg by Rev A.ades D. ,cf the Episcopal church.
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Mr.. Virgins from the committee Finance submit
ted minority report in response certan resolutions
reference to the public debt I'VE shall publish both the
reports of the majority and minority i'll full.
FELoNs FLEEING FROM JUSTICE.
Mr. Moreheads bill outlawing feI G fleeing from jus
tiCe passed to its engrossment THE n applies the old
law, on the subject to whites.l
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
En- rossed bill to incorporate the the Genera
Assembly the Presbyterian church the United States
passed its third reading and was ordered TO be enrolled
TAN ON PRIVATE ACTS or INCoRPoRATIoNs
Mr. Pitchfords bill CONCERNING private acts of ncorpo
acts STOOL u ''' TIE
sr SOLICITOR 6TH DISTRICT.
The senate declined go into an election for solicitor
of the 9Th judicial district. '-'sr st-
CAPE FEAR SAv1GA11oN COMPANY.
Engrossed resolutions authorizing certain proceedings
tier second reading The substitute reported BY the
committee the Judiciary directing the board Of inter
of this was Voted down upon cali Of
the yeas and nays--yeas II Uays q. .,,
the adoption of the original and Messrs. Mclean and
Leitch OF Robeson uged the passage OF the substitute
1.-THE final action on this matter will be reported i'll full
INTEREST,".
Mr.. Byrums bill to establish tie rate of interest and
repeal chapter III of the revised CODE was after
able speeches in it's favor by Messrs Bynu McKoy and
Carter laid the table at the request of Mr. Morehcad
who too unweIl to discuss the question to-day He
desired oppose the passage of the bill ut provides for
eight per cent interest by special contract for the loan OF
oDethe not to be recoverable at law in eqni
SALARIES AND FEES
The house bill regulate salaries and fees and
Leave of absence until Tuesday granted to 3essrs.
Wilson, Boner and Harriss of Fraii]n.
!! The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
FRIDAY, Feb. 18th 1866.
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Smedes.
DISABLED SOLDIERS.
Mr. Smith CT Hertord, the committee on Chance
which referred Nj. Holderbys resolution relative
paying the travelling expenses to and from Raleigh
nan to % 6 rot It's re n a.
the several railroad companies would doubtless give free
Mr.. Manly, for the Judiciary committee, reported sub
sttute for sundy homestead ls referred to said
mittee.
Mr.. Waugh, for the joint select the stay
and the rules Of pleading therein. Ordered TO be printed
and made the special order for II O'Clock, NJ Tuesday
next. ...
BILLS 1NTRoDGGED.
Mr.. Moore of Alamance, introduced bill to ncorpor
ate the North Carolina mining company
Mr.. Smith of Cumberland, bill to authorize the county
court of Cumberland to appoint inspectors sof naval
, stores.
On motion of Mr.. Jenkins Of Warren a message was
to the proposing that the houses proceed
circuit. The senate by message refused to concur.
Mr.. Yelowly presented the credentials of Lewis Hill
lard Esq, conlnOner elect from Pitt county fill tn,
vacancy occasoned by the demise of w. s. Hanraham
Esq Nj Mr; HilaFd Appeared and was qualified
Sarah Hanraan, rcct of the late W. s. Hanrahan which,
passed its several readings under suspension the ruc-
[Pays her the mileage and per diem due the deceased.
Leave of absence granted Messrs Mcachcn, Muir
PF afG P'sel'' N"'r0 of Chatham" and Smith of Gull
on CALENDAR
The following bills passed their second reading viz
A bill to ronew the charter of the Hiwasse Turnpike
Company bill punish vagrancy; a bill to prevent per
enticng servants from fulfilling their contracts
harboring them bill to to agricultural a0ores
bin to secure effectualy the maintenance OF
bastard children and the payment of fines and costs
conviction Ill criminal cases. 90. -... ..,..
BANKS.
At II O'Clock NJ, the house proceeded to consider tI
state to subscribe for stock in the national banks
Nj smith, Of HEREFORD addressed tgy house in support
Of the bill Mr.. Caldwell Of Guilford and Mr. Thompson
IN opposition to the bill Mr. Smith reioned in ofcIcc OF
The question recurring the bill was rejected by the
y3te the yeas and nays having been ordered
AIessrs. Allison Ashworth Barnett, Baxter Blackmcr,
Dargan, Garland, Gidne, Hamilton, Harper, Have,
Hk Mains e d HA kg9an gG of G1ss IL
nance, Moore Of Martin, Mott, Murphy, Niven Newsum
Palmer Ssw smith %i Of cumSersnd Smith Of HEREFORD
Messrs BeasI;ey, Black, Bryson, Burgess, Caldwell
o & fS5 u G5 E2s
cloth Of Wayne Fythe, Foster Frrr Gaines Henry Hod-
e Custom jenkins Of Granville, 'is jenkins 2SnN of
Warren Jones, J0ynar, Judkins' Kinney Logan Ivou
Nicks, Page Potter Iavner osebro, Smith Of Columbus
Smith of Guilford, Stley, Soeggn, Thgpen Thompson
Trul, Waugh Wilson, Yelowley, GorIl-rNAys, So
second reading. -. ..- - F ~
WILMINGTON
A bill to incorporate the inhabitants of the town Of
wilmington passed second and third readings under
Suspension of the rules
bill authorizing the appointment of d Tax Collector
for the county OF Jackson and bill to prevent ohenr
ed on second reading.' -
Mr. Ncks, tby leave) introduced bill to re-onact th
4th section of the 104th Chapter Revised Code
- hI. Wilson, bll concerning debts contracted durl.
REVENUE Bill.
Mr.. Smith, OF Hartford, from the Finance COMMITTEE
morrow. - ~ 80 -' W.
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Mr. Arenden submitted reports from the committee on
corporations. ..a...-
SECRET FOR 1SG4-G5.
Mr.. Morchead from the judiciary committee reported
back the resolution nstructng the secretary OF state To-
print the acts of the session Of 1906 recommend
ing its passage.
g..... a..- DISABLED SOLDIERS.
MIR. Jones of Columbus from the Joint select committee
in reference supplying disabled soldiers with arti-
cal limbs submitted the following report and resolutions
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The committee whom was referred the resolution Of
inquiry relation to artificial limbs report that the gov
has had report to the number required from
only county, to wit Alexander in which and
five legs to be supplied II this county be taken as an
average the whole number required for the state would
be about 1000.
1t is believed that the cost OF supplying this number
must be about SG0000 II this estimate as to number ana
cst 90 coITecC Inc required would be greater
imam the treasury could meet out of the pro
vided. ... ... ...... r.
From ALT information obtain NE believe the
artificial is rather ornamental than ,lseful and We
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