The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-08-05

,,,,ssoce ,vas received from the House an
uEncnu the following as the House Conference
Cmmittee on per diem and mileage; Messrs.
Owning, Latin, Bowman, Sthley ana Estes .ho
Nr. Forkner cqlled up bill 10 authorlze 'io
!. Pbhc Treasurer to borrow money. ~.
. In motion of Mr.. Osborne, the bill was tenn
pfarily pcstposed ,r;rod tbe
eide OF civil procedure was taken up anu i'o'
31 time. .u;,;no, ont
sation 8, and substituting as follows:
lection & To what actions these enactments
araApplicable. lot
all civil actions which, at the approval OF .ne
goernment of the United States OF the Coisti-
tudon, adopted by the Convention Oh ;a,s SUI,
opfhe 10th of March, 1868, were pending IN any
cotntv court. superior court of law, or court OF
eohity which were not founded on contract as
"a! MS they be according to the stage OF progress
OF the action, and having regard 10 us suSJeGt
aid not to its form and I'd, all civil actoh winch
sail be commenced alter the ratincat . an
ations which shall be commenced AFTER the ratl-
ffution of this act not founded on contract
uade prior to he ratification. All actions com
Ibenced prior to the ratification OF tnis ACT, OF
which shall hereafter be commenced LOT causes
Of action embraced within the provision OF an
odinance entitled IAN ordinance respecting sne
idisdiction of the courts of this State, ratified
lie 18th day of March, 1865 shall be governed in
r6pect to the practice and procedure therein
bJ the provisions of that ordinance, and by the
ctisting laws Us far as they may be- All actions
commenced prior to the ratification OF this act,
O. which shall be hereafter commenced, founded
Oh a contract made prior to the ratification of
This act and not embraced in the ordinance
boye mentioned, shall be governed in respect to
the practice and procedure therein, and up TO
ADD including the Judgment by the laws existing
prior TO the ratification of this act as near as may
go it,lfr hall fln rnU
erned by the enactment OF this act. The amend
ment was adopted.
Mr. Osborne offered the following amendment
to section q, add at the end of section:
"Whenever any person shall be allowed to sue
as puper, no officer shall require of him any
fee, and he shall neither pay nor receive costs III
any clse."
Toamend section IS by adding: at shall be
datedon the day of its issue"
To amend section Is by inserting after the
word shall" in the first line, the words mote
on it Inc day of its delivery TO him"
Am|nd section 10 to read thus:
"Tle said Judgments on the issues of facts,
shall lie finale to any party within 10 days after
notice IF such Judgment. May pray an appeal
to the supreme court of the State from such
judgment upon any matter of law, or legal infer
encc therein, and the regulations provided in
title IA but executions shall not be superseded
until til. undertakings required by sections 800,
CURED
Amenl section 139 By striking out the word
"execudon" in subdivision 2, line l, and sub
stitutina the word Judgment"
Also, by cddng Mt the end of subdivision 4
the words land also of all judgments rendered
in othereourts, and authorized by law, to be en-
tered upon his Judgment docket"
The amendments were adopted.
The bll as amended, passed its third and final
reading by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Barrow, Bethany, Barnes, Brog
den, Burns, Beeman, Colgrove, Cook, Davis,
Eaves Etherdge, Forkner, Legg, Lindsay, Love,
Martindale, Moore, OF Carteret, Mason, McLaugh-
lin, Osborne, Purdie, Richardson, Smith, Sweet,
Wciker, White, Wynne, Winstcad and Wilson
80
NAYs-Messrs. Blythe and Harrington.
A bill concerning the government of Counties
was taken up and read the third time.
Section 10, page L, was amended by striking
out 81 ard insert So. And, as amended, passed
its third reading by the following vote
Yeas-AIessrs. Barrow, Bethany, Barnes, Brog-
den, Burns, Beeman, Blythe, Colgrove, Davis,
caves, Etheridgc, Forkner, Galloway, Harring-
ton, Lindsay, Love, Martindaie, Moore OF Carter
ct, Melcilpr, Mclaughlin, Osborne, Purdie, Rich,
Richardson, Smith, Sweet Welker, White,
Wynne, Winstead and Wilson-31
Nay-Mr. Legg-1.
Mr.. Weker introduced resolution instructing
the committee on public building.
on per diem aud mileage, reported as follows:
Per diem Of the President of the Senate and
Speaker of the House, $1,000
Members, IOO
Clerks of both Houses, 100
Dnorfcepers. 600
Mileage 20 cents.
On the adoption of this report the yeas and
nays were demanded The call was sustained.
he re29st was aH saapFf6Ai Btfldmy, Brogden
Efhprilup
Galloway, Harrington, Jones of Wake, Legg
Lindsay, Martndaic, Moore of Carteret, Melclor
Mclaughlin, Osborne, Rich, Smith, Wynne and
Wnstead-23.
Nays-Mcssrs. Barnes, Burns, Beeman, Davis.
caves, Love, Moore of Yancy, Purdie, Richard
son, Sweet, Welker, White and Wilson-13.
The following bills were taken up and reau the
second time and disposed of as follows:
A bill to provide for the funding of the ma
tured interest of the public debt. Referred TO the
committee on Finance.
a bill to provide for the filling of vacancies
that may occur in the General Assembly. Passed
second reading.
4 bill regulating the selling of lands under eX-
ecution. Referred TO the Judiciary Committee.
A bill to vacate certain lands in the State Re
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
a bill to amend an act entitled IAN act to in
corporate the Greenyllle and French Broad Rail-
road Company, ratified the 18th day of February,
1856" Passed.
A bill to amend section 3, and s, chapter 100,
Revised Code of North-Caroiina. Passed.
A bill 10 incorporate the Salisbury Cemetery
Association. The amendments reported by the
committee on Corporations TO whom it was re-
ierred, were adopted. The bill as amended then
passed.
bill for the protection of fish in North Caro-
lima, amended BY Mr.. Etheridge, by adding the
following:
Section 4. All persons fishing in the Croitan
hall
their nets North and South, or within one point
variation, subject to the same penalties of the
bill as amended. Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
A bin for the relief of the sherifs and the peo-
pie laid over until Monday next.
bill to empower the County Commissioners
to draw jurors for the Superior Courts. Passed.
A bill TO protect, or prevent, the killing OF
game between the 18th of April and the 18th oil
October. Laid on the table.
A bill to provide Tor the photographic survey
of the State.
The amendments OF the committee on internal
Improvements were adopted amended, and
the bill passed.
On motion, the rules were suspended, and
House bill 81 passed its thiru reading by the fol
lowing vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Barrow, Barnes, Brogden
Burns, Beeman, Blythe, Cook, Davis, caves
Forl1ner, Hayes, Harrington, Jones, of Wake
Lindsay, Love, Martindale, Moore, of Carteret
Melchor, Mason, Osborne, furdie, Richardson
Smith, Sweet, Weller, White Wynne, Win
| stead and Wilson-26.
NAYs-Messrs- Bellamy, Cogrove, Etheridge
| Legg, Mclaughlin and Rich-6
| A bill in relation to County Trustees. Passed
! second reading
The following messages were received from the
| House of Representatives:
Engrossed bill to extend the Chatham Railroad
| Company.
A message eoncurring in the report of the Com
! mittee on per diem and mileage.
| A message transmitting bill to regulate tn,
admission of attorneys to practice law in til,
several courts of North Carolina Read first
| time +.