Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-15

further consideration of the revenue bill was re-
material change the question recurring the pas
sage OF its third reading it was decided unanimously in
the affirmative. ...' ....
message received from the House transmitting
bill regulating fees a the Supreme Court Bill to ineor-
the renewal of certain State bonds in the the
Chatham Railroad Company. The House did not concur
the jurisdiction of and the pleading there
motion the and nays called decided
in the Affirmative This amendment related to deeds of
trust. The bill passed as it came from the House,
The bill to establish scale of depreciation of the Con-
ederate currency Mr. Harris of Rutherford offer
Mr.. Bynum's report, which adopted The question
recurring on the passage Of the bill Mr. Garter called the
vote of % ayes and IA nays.
The bill to prevent the abatement of suits in certain
cases came up and passed its third reading
Bill to amend an act entitled act for the relief of
landlords up its third reading. On motion of
Mr.. Howard it was laid on the table.
The resolution making an appropriation for the Lunatc
ing the following provso, viz ProUded That part of
this be appropriated to the payment of salaries due
M before @ the e. 1s day of April last Pending the question
Senate adjourned until y o'clock tonight.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
THURSDAY. March 8.
The Journal u Of d Yesterday was read and approved;
resolution in favor of certain disabled soldiers
resolution reported from the Financial Committee
several readings.
bill to incorporate Savings Institution in the city of
Newbern resolution in N favor of R. H Bradley; reso
charter Of the Wilmington Charlotte and Rutherford Rail
Revised pdo as ae % to reu so bonds fd for
licenses bill to amend Chapter 68 Revised Code
Dill regulating fees in the Supreme Court bill to amend
the charter of the Ashevle and Greenve Turnpike
in the hands of the Chatham Railroad Company; bill to
incorporate the Mayor and Aldermen of the city
extend the corporate limits of the town of Knston and
other purposes, passed second and third readings
viz: resolution concerning Swamp Lands bill to enable
the Fayetteville and Florence Railroad Company to esab
lsh National Bank in the town of Fayetteville and
resolution in favor Of Catherine Kendall and G. H. Brog
passed second and third readings, with amendment
excluding from its operation the counties of Hyde and
A resolution in favor of John True and other disabled
soldiers, put on its second reading.
thorznG the several counties to levy taxes for the
Russell, by striking the words 6 and 1equred' which
made the levy of such taxes on the county courts
passed under suspension Of the rules. --.
resolution arpropratins ZOO for repairs to the Gov
call of the yeas and nays: Yeas . nays IS.
Mr. Smith of Hertford subsequently entered motion
tOreconsider this vote.
message from the Senate transmitted the bill change
the jurisdiction of the courts and the rules of pleading
therein, with amendments asking concurrence,
The House refused to in the Senate amendment
to section 9h which amendment is follows viz that
all deeds OF trust and mortgages hereafter made and
Judgments confessed to debts shall be void
creditors unless 1t Is expressly declared therein that the
proceeds of sale hereunder shall be appropriated
payment of all the debts and liabilities Of the trustor
morgagor equally pro rata Provided, That the provs-
ions of this section shall not apply to Sheris other
to suretes to their official bonds And prorided
tu That this act shall not apply to sales of land
other property where the deed of trust mortgage
ken at the time of sale to any part of the purchase
thereof to such deed made by lessee of
of securing the reserved for the lease of said land
The and nays were taken the question of con-
currence and the vote stood yeas 43, nays 81;
An engrossed bill for the relief of tho people of the
eral counties OF the State passed first and second read
ings and then referred to the Committee the Ju-
dietary.
bill to amend chapter 60 Revised Code was amended
and passed its second and third readings. .#-.
Mi JoyneT by leave introduced bill to incorporate
the Weldon Publishing Company, which passed its sew
eral rerdngs under suspension of the rules. III
The House then adjourned until 10 O'clock A. NJ, to-
morrow. .