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SENATE.
SATURDAY, April 8.


Bill authorizing the county commissioners
of Washington, Rutherford, Wilson, Samp-
son, Clay. Granville, Richmond, Pasquotank,
4 Macon, Roheson, Brunswick, Martin, Ran
doph, Iredel, Buncombe, Perquimans.
| Greene. Mitchell, Yancey, Wake, Transyya-
mia, Columbia, Stanly and Henderson coun
ties to levy special taxes, passed its third
reading. 5a5.
Bill to give Clay county the benefit of her
own bonds passed third reading.
Bill authorizing the commissioners OF
| Halifax county to force the collection of ar
rearaces of taxes passed third reading.
Bill to amend the act incorporating the
Medical Board of North Carolina was post
poned until next November.
+; Bill declaring David Deem citizen of
Rutherford county was tabled.
Bill incorporating the Buckhorn Mining
and Manufacturing Company passed third
reading. a:d i, I.,,1........-.
Bill for the relief of R. K. Ferrell passed
its several readings. H
Bill in favor of Rufus Galloway passed its
several readings. f r
Bill authorizing the Dan River Coal
Fields Railroad company to construct and
extend their road passed third reading.
Bill chartering the Scotland Neck and
Weldon Railroad and Steamboat Company
passed its several readings.
Bill to amend the charterof the Atlantic
Tennessee and Ohio Railroad Company
passed its several readings. a.,t..-.
Bill to amend the charter of the town of
Beaufort passed its several readings.
| Mr. WELKER introduced a bill to incor
I'm
Business Company, passed its several read
/ ings. -i,... ....... ~. -t.,.
| On motion of Mr.. GALLOWAY House bill
| IN favor of Robert B. Wood, Jr., and his
sureties was taken up and passed its several
( readings e ..Fs @
i On motion of Mr.. REsPAss bill to, author
I ize the city authorities of Newberne to
issue coupon bonds was taken up.
? Mr. REsPAss offered substitute which
/ provided for the abolishment of the Board
! of Councilmen and the election of Alder
/ men, and authorized the issuing of coupon
bonds. t.. T
Mr. GALLOWAY moved to lay the bill upon
the table Prevailed-yeas is, nays 13.
On motion of Mr.. BEILAMY, bill extend
ing the corporate limits of the town of Tar
boro' was taken up and passed its several
readings. fl-i5.-
On motion OF Mr.. BARROW, bill incorpo
rating the Wake County Co-ope.ptive B'si-
ness Company was taken up and passed its
several readings.
MIR. MURPHY offered resolution authoriz-
ing the Board of Education to sell the States
interest in the plank road from Clinton to
Warsaw. Referred to Committee on Edu-
cation. III. r -
Mr.. LOVE moved that when the Senate
adjourn it should be to four O'Clock this at
ternOnn Lost.
On motion of Mr. WINsTEAD leave was
granted the Senator from Mecklenburg until
Tuesday next.
The time having arrived the Senate ad-
journed. g4a
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N. G. Railroad, the Western N. G. Railroad,
the Oxford branch known as the Eastern
and Western Railroad, the University Rail-
reatl. and the Atlantic, Tennessee and Ohio
Railroad"
Mr.. BowMAN moved the previous question
on his amendment. Agreed to.
Mr. DURHAM moved to lay the whole bill
on the table, Lost by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Armstrong, Carson, Cawthorn,
Davis, Durham, Grier, Hendricks, Hilliard, us
tice of R., Malone, Nicholson, Painter, ROBIN
son, Siegrist, Vestal and Vest-15.
NAYs-Messrs. Allison, Ames, Argo, Banner,
Barnes, Blair, Boddie, Bowman, Carey, Cherry,
Clayton, Crawford, Ellis, Ellington, Farrow,
Ferebce, Foster, French, Gahagan, Gibson, Gill
bert, Gunfer Harris OF Wake, Hawkins, hayes,
Humphries, Hudgngs, Ingram, Jarvis, Justus OF
Henderson, Kelly OF Davie, Kelly OF Moore,
Kinney, Leary, Long OF Chatham, Long OF Rich
mond, Mayo, McCanless, Mendenhall, Moore OF
Aamance, Moore OF Chowan morrill,, Morns'
Shaver, Sinclair, Smith Of Allegheny, Smith OF
Wayne, Snipes, Stevens, Sweet Sykes, Thomp-
son, Waldrop, Welch, Wilkie, Williams OF
Harnett, and Wilson-6S
* Mr.. BARNETT moved to postpone the bill
till Monday next at IL o'clock. Lost.
Mr. SEYMOUR moved to refer the bill to a
special committee of five, with instructions
to report by II o'clock on Monday next
The motion did not prevail. WA ..s,,z..
Mr.. DOWNING moved to refer the bill to
: the Committee ON Internal Improvements.
Mr.. BOWMAN moved to substitute for Mr..
Downings motion, that the bill be indeti-
nitely postponed. ,.s s..,.s.5 4. t-..,. ~
The previous question was ordered ON the
substitute, which was lost, yeas %, nays 62
Mr.. DOWNING moved the previous ques-
tion on his motion to refer. Agreed to.
n The House refused to make the reference,
yeas Al, nays 6S. ai,;lize 5sa
The question required on Mr.. BowMAN's
amendment, which was lost, yeas SO, nays 55
Mr.. LEARY moved to reconsider the vote
by which the amendment of MIR. French to
insert in the first section the words turn
pixies, canals and dirt roads, was adopted.
The motion prevailed, when the amend
ment of Mr.. French was rejected.
On motion of Mr.. GILBERT, the previous
question was ordered on the passage of the
bill on its second reading. 1as
The bill passed second reading SO,
nays II. hu Ap3i ,
A motion to suspend the rules to put the
bill on its third reading did not prevail
Mr.. DOWNING moved to reconsider the
vote by which the bill passed its second read
ing ~ l hsi ..a 2s5s.
5 Mr.. ESTES moved to suspend the rules in
order to lay the motion to reconsider on the
table. ..r @ IN
Various points of order were raised, when
the House, pending the motion to suspend
the rules, adjourned.
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Cheoih Turnpike company, passed seoo.,
and third readings. 'sy--- o'nu
Bill to incorporate the Pine Forest Cav.
tery company in the city Of Wilmington
passed second and third readings '
Bill to incorporate the town of Pikev;,,.
in Wayne county passed second and thru
readings '''fd
Bill to authorize the appointment of M,
nlcIpal officers for the town of Rocky Nom,
passed second and third readings.
Bill to change the lines of the town ot
Hendersonville passed second and tb;ra
readings '""a
Bill to incorporate the Peoples e.,
Light Company in the city of Wilmington
passed second and third readings
Resolution to authorize the Commission,
of Polk county to levy special tax of s19n0
annually for three years, was amended sn -.
to provide for submitting the same to tIo
qualified voters of said county. AS amend
ed. the resolution passed its second rcad;na
Bill to authorize the commissioners IS
Person county to levy a special tax. mt "
exceed one fourth of one per cent on tLo w.
taxable property of the county nassed
second reading. p'''eo
Bill to authorize the commissioners of
i New Hanover county to levya special tar
not to exceed $4,000, passed second read.
ing. ''"o
Bill to enable the commissioners ofFI;.o
beth City to collect taxes passed second ana
third readings. ''
Bill to incorporate the Harnett Hose Com
pany in the city of Wilmington, passed
second and third readings.
q
Manley and R. E. Heath, passed second and
third readings
Bill to, incorporate the Wilmington Sra
Side Railroad Company passed second and
third readings.
Bill to incorporate the Norfolk and Cur.
rituck Railroad Company passed second and
third readings. as .srI ,..5-,, ....,.,
On motion of Mr.. VEST, the rules were
suspended and the bill to prohibit the sale
of spiIituous liquors on the North Western
North Carolina Railroad within five miles
on each side of the railroad was read.
=. The bill passed Its second reading, yeas
so, nays IT,
Resolution in favor of Moore and Cashwell
passed second reading. s'''tf ,il
On motion of Mr.. MOORE of Chowan, the
bill in relation to the Albemarle and Chesa-
peake Canal was made the special order at
1 o'clock on Monday next. a
Bill for the relief of B. Wallace. sheriff of
Duplin county, passed second and third
readings.
Mr.. NICHOLSON introduced bill. to extend
the time of transferring existing suits, as re
quired by section 400 of the Code Of Civil
Procedure. Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
Bill to incorporate the Trinity Lodge, No.
256, A. Y. NJ, passed second and third read
ings. LII .agif y .c9
Bill to authorize the commissioners Of
Warren county to levy a special tax for the
purpose of rebuilding house for the poor
and infirm, passed second reading.
The House took recess unit! 81 o'clock.
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SENATE.
FRIDAY. April Q, 1869.


Mr. BRoeDEN presented a petition signed
by himself, Henry Eppes, John A.. Hyman,
Edwin Legg, ]. H. Davis, S. T. Smith, n.
B. Bellamy, VIM. Barrow, Silas Burns, W.
D. Jones, w. A. Moore and E. A. White, in
reference to the action of the Senate in rela-
tion to VIM. NJ Rabbins in receiving twenty
dollars from J. W. Stephens.
'F Mr. OSBORNE introduced bill to lpcorpo-
rate the Bank of Mecklenburg. Referred to
Committee ON Finance. 's
Bill in relation to public land, extending
time of obtaining grants of land tor the
State Fr s.R '
On motion of Mr.. REsPAss indefinitely
postponed. t'f
Bill relative to county treasurers passed
its several readings. +at
Bill to punish persons for contempt OF
court passed third reading. q. -. i1'
Act in in relation to division of fences
passed third reading
On motion of Mr. REsPAss bill in relation
to the salary and fees of the Supreme Court
Clerk was taken up and passed its several
readings. -a H .
Act concerning the powers and duties of
State Officers passed 1t second reading and
was made special order for Tuesday next.
Bill to amend Chapter 40, Revised Code,
relative to drainage of lands passed its seve-
raj readings. :" ftt -S' 20 steEy ~ ss1
Mr.. WELKER introduced bill authoriz-
ing the establishment of line Of steamers
between Norfolk. Va. and Flushing in Hol--
land Calendar. ~ -@l q
Code bill, entitled amendments to the
Code of Civil Procedure" passed several
readings. 5r'
Several other Code bills were passed
Mr. REsPAss introduced resolution pro-
viding that the Senate should meet at $3.50
a. M. and adjourn at 1:3O p. M; and meet
at p M; which passed.
An act to postpone the collection of GER
tain special taxes until 1871 was then taken
up.
Mr.. HAYES moved an indefinite postpone
ment. asli H1
Mr.. BRoGDEN opposed the motion.
Mr. HAYES stated that if we postponed
the collection of these taxes for so many
years, it was almost repudiation and would
keep bonds down.
The motion to postpone did not prevail.
Mr. Cook could not see any good object
to be attained by passing this bill. Every
railroad bill had specialIta attached to it,
and now it was proposed to postpone the
collection OF the special taxes. 1t would
have the effect of making the bonds worth
less and he was down upon any such course.
The Senate adjourned.
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Mr.. FRENCH moved to print the bill, re-
commit it to the committee and make it the
special order for 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on Mon
day next.
Mr. BowMAN moved to amend by ordering
that the bill be printed and made the spe-
cial order on tomorrow A o'clock, +. NJ,
which was agreed to, when the motion, as
amended, was adopted.
Mr.. BOWMAN moved to reconsider the
vote by which the bill in relation to the
Chesapeake and Albemarle Canal failed to
pass its second reading, and that the ques-
tion to reconsider be made thu, special order
for 10 O'Clock on Sa urday next. Agreed to-.
; The House adjourned EcgEKg
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

SATURDAY, April /.
Mr.. AReo introduced bill to amend an
act to provide for the collection of taxes by
the State and the several counties. Laid
over.
On motion of Mr.. MOORE, of Chowan,
the rules were suspended in order to put on
its third reading the bill in relation to the
State canal leading from lake landing on
Mattamuskeet Lake to Ysocking Greek.
Mr.. PARKER moved to amend so as to
submit to the people of Hyde County
whether or not they would he taxed to pay
the interest on the $4,000 of State bonds
proposed to be issued by the bill.
Mr.. MOORE. of Chowan, spoke against the
amendment, because of the delay its adop-
tion would occasion.
The amendment was lost, and the bill
failed to pass Its second reading, yeas 80,
nays "A. Es.-t.. .,.,.
MIR. MALONE introduced a bill to make
valid all judgments in attachment cases
since the adoption of the Code of Civil Pro-
cedure Passed its several readings under
suspension of the rules.
A motion to reconsider the vote just
taken was laid on the table.
Mr. JARVIS A bill to incorporate the
Merchants Bank of Wilmington. Referred
to committee on Corporations.
Mr.. GILBERT introduced bill concerning
the sale of intoxicating liquors within five
miles ofthat part of the North Western North
Carolina Railroad now being constructed
between Morganton and Asheville. On
Calendar. ."Ei
Bill to incorporate the N. G.. Planters
Mutual Insurance and Loan company, pass
ed second and third readings. ld.
Bill to authorize the commissioners of
Chowan County to levy special tax, passed
third reading. t t
Bill to authorize the commissioners of
Wilkes county to levy special tax, passed
third reading
Bill to authorize the commissioners of Le-
noir county to levy a special tax passed
third reading.
Bill to levy special tax for Hertford
county passed second and third readings.
Bill to make Neuse river lawful fence to
a certain extent, in the county of Johnston,
passed second and third readings as
Bill to incorporate the Catawba Valley
Land Company, IN the city of Charlotte, as
amended by the committee on Corporations
passed second and third readings. 5f
Bill to authorize the sheriff OF Beaufort
county to collect arrears OF taxes passed
second and third readings. e, i-Aa
Bill to authorize the commissioners of
Henderson county to levy special tax OF
$1,000 was read. '3i@-e1 81
Mr.. JUsTUs, of Henderson, moved to
amend so as to submit the-matter to the
people of Henderson county. Agreed to.
The bill, as amended, passed second read
ing.
Bill to incorporate the Wilmington Co.
operative Land and Building Association,
as amended, passed second and third lead-
ings.
Bill to prevent the sale of spirituous
liquors within two miles of Silver Valley
Mine in Davidson county was postponed.
Bill to amend an act to incorporate the
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, AFTERNOON SESSION.


The consideration of the school bill was
resumed, the question being on the adoption
of section ST.
Section SO was adopted with committee
amendment.
The committee recommended that Sec
tions 50 and 63 be stricken out. .at f...f
Section 62 provides that no Township
shall receive any apportionment of State or
county school moneys which shall not have
maintained free schools tor at least four
months in the year. Section SO provides
that if any school should refuse to use the
series text books prescribed by the Board
OF Education, it shall not be adjudged pub
lie school, ~
Mr. FRENCH called for the yeas and nays
on the adoption of the Recommendation of
the committee.
The sections were stricken out-yeas 40,
nays %. , .r,'',7
By general consent, Mr.. BOWMAN moved
to strike out in section II the words q the
list OF text books adopted and prescribed by
the State Beard of Education" -i,,,e,,',
The motion preyailed-yeas AZ. nays 26.. 4
The amendments proposed by the commit
tee on Education were all adopted, and the
bill as amended passed second reading by
tie following vote: , ii -.
YDAs-Messrs. Allison, Armstrong, Barnett,
Barnes, Boddie, Bowman, Carson, Cawthorn,
Clayton, Davidson, Ferebee, Foster, French,
Gilbert, Green, Grier Gunter, Bawkins, Hen
bricks, Hoffman, Humphries, Ingram, Justus Of
Henderson, Justice OF Rutherford, Kelly of
Moore, Kinney, Leary, Long of Chatham, Long
OF Richmond, Mcmillan, Mendenhall, Moore Of
Alamanee, Painter, Pou, Ragland, Robinson,
Reynolds, Seymour, Shaver, Siegrist SLnonds,
Smith, OF Allegheny, Smith, of Wayne, Stilley,
Thompson, Welch, Williams, Of Sampson, and
NAYs-Messrs. .Ames, Blair, Carey, Cherry,
Crawford, Durham. Ellis, Franklin, Gahagan,
Gibson, Harris, of Wake, Hayes, Hicks, Hodgin'
Horney. Hudgings, Malone, Matheson, MAYO,
McCanless, Morrill,. Morris, Parker Pearson,
Price, Robbins, Sinclair, Stevens, Sweat, Vest
and Wiswall-31.
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THE LEGIsLATURE.
SANNUALSsEssIoN 1ses-'69.
(Reported Specially for the standard-)
SENATE.
SENATE.
NIGuT SESSION.

WEDNESDAY, March 81, 1869.
The motion to reconsider the vnte by
which the bill establishing the Penitentiary,
was passed came up as unfinished business.
Mr.. OSBORNE read an obligation. to make
good the proposition submitted by him in
behalf of the citizens of Salisbury-to which
obligation, Mr. Osborne offered his own
name.
The motion to reconsider prevailed by
vote of II to 16.
Mr. BARROW moved that the bill be
considered by sections.
Mr.. GALLOWAY moved to lay the bill on
the table lost, yeas Is. nays Is.
The motion to consider. by sections pre-
vailed. e -sf
Mr.. BRoGDEN moved to strike out the
first section-(this section contains the To-
cation) Lost yeas Is. nays 10.
Sections 2 and 8, were adopted without
amendment.
Section 4 being read, the blank left to be
supplied with commissioners the Senate
proceeded to fill with the names of c. L.
Harris, Alfred Dockery and Samuel F. Pat
terson.
8 The Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, April 3, 1869

FRIDAY, April Q, 1869.
Mr.. GILBERT introduced bill concerning
corning Railroad appropriations. Pro-
poses to submit all appropriations for new
railroads made at the present session and at
the people.l On Calendar.
Mr.. BOWMAN, from the special committee
on relief, reported bill to suspend sale of
property on executions heretofore issued.
On Calendar. i'"'H
Mr.. LAFLIN, from the committee on In
ternal Improvement, reported tavorably on
the following bills H
Bill to incorporate the Wilmington and
Sea Side Railroad Company. y.
Bill to incorporate the Norfolk and Cur
rituck Railroad Company.
Bill to authorize the construction of a
Roilroad from New River to Fayetteville.
Mr.. PAINTER called up, under suspension
of the rules, the bill in relation to the
Western Turnpike Road, as amended by the
Senate.
The amendment was agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. FRENCH, the rules were
suspended, and the bill to regulate the issue
of State bonds was taken up. The bill
provides that all State bonds shall have
stated on their face the act by which they
were authorized. %
Mr.. BARNETT said that North Carolina
bonds were uniform in their appearance,
but the bill proposed to make discrimina-
tions. He desired to know the necessity for
this change. t-
Mr.. ESTES replied among other reasons
that the. constitutional bonds could be de-
ffn tn1 from IN if,,fio
existence L4
After remarks by Mcssrs French, Estes,
Downing, Leary and Welch in favor of the
bill, it passed its second and third readings.
A motion of Mr.. FOSTER to suspend the
rules to consider the resolution requesting
our members in Congress to vote for sus
pension OF the bankrupt act did not prevail
a quorum not voting. aa
Mr.. HINNANT, from the Enrolment Com
mittee. reported as correctly enrolled the
act to provide for salary Of the Governor
and the Treasurer, and 1t was signed by the
Speaker. a,1.
Mr.. GILBERT moved to suspend the rules
to take up bill Just introduced by himself,
to submit to vote of the people all appro-
priations made for new railroads at this
session of the Legislature, and during the
special session last summer. 4. zl5,.li
The motion was advocated by Messrs.
Hodnett, Wclch, Leary, Seymour, French,
Morris aud Renfrow, and opposed by Messrs.
Bowman, Downing and Harris of Wake. &.
The rules were suspended-65 to 49,.
Mr.. JARVIS moved to strike out the 9th
section, which excepted all railroads CON-
menced before the ratification of the Con-
stitution from the provisions of the bill.
Not agreed to.
Mr.. FRENCH moved to amend the first
section by inserting after g Railroads " the
words "Turnpikes, canals and dirt roads.n
The main question was ordered on Mr..
French's amendment, which was Adopted
Yeas SO, nays 90. s.,
Mr.. BOWMAN moved to insert after dirt
roads" the words 6 Wilmington, Charlotte
and Rutherford Railroad, North Western
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Synopsis Of Statement for 1868:
Income from PREMIUMS, S7,I6I .3O4.I1
Income from Interest, 1854. .9O5. AS
Total income for the year. STAG, ,2O9.59
Losses paid, 1921 1876 90
Dividends paid, 02S, ,2S4.OO
Total Losses paid to date, S,Os9, 1888. 90
Total Divd'ds paid to date, 5,I97, ,25s.OO
1t will be seen from the above that the income
for infered alone greatly exceeds the losses, and
that the total income for one year is more than
the total losses paid to date The Assets OF the
Company are now over 1menty-three Millions, and
with its large income offers greater inducements
to those insuring than any other company in the
country. Its plans of business comprise all the
desirable forms of insurance.
y. ID. WAIT, Gen'l Agent,
l..t Raleigh, N. c.
maj. 2, 1869. 2sOEd&wtf
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