Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-15

. ,.oa ~, saturdav) ssto change the jurisdic-
fion of the and the rules OF Pleadihg theTe
in" Mr.. Richardson, from the co1nnlttee on tne
IT, liciary reported back, a7JdCOrdOty, Dill TO
oxtend the jurisdiction of Justices OF the Peace.
NJ Wan1h introduced resolutions to raise
Joint select committee on the sanJeet OF
inc of the two Houses. These were adopted ana
sent to the Senate for concurrence: (Ihe latUer
proposes that the two Houses meet hereafter at
IL Mr. Allen introduced bill to amend section 81
chapter 81, Revised Code.
Resolutions, heretofore introduced, to hold even,
inr sessions and to restrict debate, were read ana
laid on the table.
ON PRIVATE CALENDAR.
On motion of Mr.. Cowan, the Private Calendar
was taken up.
The following bills and resolutions passed End
and Bird readings under suspension of the rules,
viz bills to incorporate the NeWbern Memorial
Association, the Wilmington Manufacturing Com
pany, the New Market Foundry and Manufactur-
ing Company, st. Phillips Episcopal Singing So
cicty Jerusalem Lodge No. 80, Free and Accept
ed MasOns, Tuckasegee Gold and Copper Mining
Company, the Chamber OF Commerce CT the City
of Wilmington and Rockford Male and Female
Seminary in Surry County.
resolution in favor of Jacob Siler, a resolu-
ton in favor of Horton S. Reeves, bill in favor
of the legal representatives of VIM. E. Mann, late
sheriff of PasquOtank county, bill to incorporate
Wilson Lodge of Free and Accepted MasOns bill
TO authorize the formation OF the English and
American Wool and Vine growing, Mining and
Manufacturing Company to incorporate Carolina
Lodge Free and Accepted Masons to incorporate
Table Rock Seminary, Burke county; to inCOrpO-
rate the Merchant and Planters Mutual Benefit
Company; to establish the dividing line between the
towns of Salem and Winston to amend the char
ter of the Bingham Gold Mining Company ; to in
corporate the Hibernian Benevolent Society of the
city of Wilmington ; to incorporate Lexington Min
ing Company; to incorporate the Fayetteville
street Railway Company; to incorporate the Will
mugtOn Institute, and to incorporate the Wades-
borO Savings institution, severally passed second
and third readings.
Sundry private bills and resolutions for the
lief Of Sheriffs, &c, were laid ON the table on
second reading.
message from the Senate announced its con-
cUrsnce Ill House amendments to the Stay
Lay.
ON motion of Mr.. McClammy message was sent
TO the Senate proposing that the two Houses pro-
crcd to the election OF Judge for the criminal
court OF New Hanover county, at liz o'clock a. NJ.
tomorrow.
Tne nomination of o. P Meares for that posi-
ton made by Mr.. COwan, and accompanied
the mes sage. The Senate subsequently concur
The Penitentiary bill was postponed on motion
% Mr.. keenan,, aud.made special order for Thurs
Mr. Farrow (by Icave) introduced bill to re
peal an act TO establish board of Commission
siDncra of navigation for the port OF Ocracocke,
HatteraS Inlet and Its waters.
Mr.. Hoidcrby, bill III regard to the Norfolk
AMI Great Western Railroad Company.
Mr. Baker bill to incorporate the Town Fork
Coal and Petroleum Company.
The House refused concurrence III message
f.o.u the Senate proposing to print twenty cop es
a. the Stay Law for each member of the Assem-
bly,.
The following engrossed resolutions and bills
had their first reading, viz:
resolution in favor of the public Librarian a
resolution in favor of Mrs P z. Dick bill to
inc rporate the Board Of Trade, of the city of New
t.. ri, and bill 10 change the name Of Wayne Fe-
male College
ON PUBLIC CALENDAR.
A bill to authorize a revisal of the Statute laws
Of the State bill to amend 81, chap. %,
revised Code bill in relation to set off; bill
giving debtors whose lands have been sold under
execution the right of redemption bill to repeal
sec :, chap. 81, Revised Code and q bill to au-
minor heirs were seyerally read the second time
and laid the table.
! bill to amend sec. y, chap. SO, Revised Code,
and bill to incorporate PythagOras Lodge, Free
and Accepted MasOns, passed its second reading.
The House then adjourned.