The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-02-10

Bill to authorize the commissioners Of
/ Duplin county to levy special tax. Re
ferred 20 committee on Propositions and
! Grievances.
J a message from the House announced its
/ concurrence in thepassage OF the following
! bills: fsis - !esfiilA 4
! Resolution making an appropriation to
secure the Insane Asylum against fire.
Bill authorizing the town of Tarboro' to
grant right of way to the Wilmington and
! Tarboro' railroad Sass
| Resolution in favor of VIM. G. Xix Il
Bills incorporating the following Lodges:
Beaver Dam, CASTOR, huntsville, and
! Unaka.
Concurring with amendments on resolu-
ton relative to the Mint at Charlotte.
3 Bill to provide proceedings in cases OF
bastarly passed first reading.
Mr.. BARROW introduced substitute
! Calendar Bill to amend section 60 Revised
/ Code passed second reading. 8s
Billrelating to special proceedings in cases
of mills passed second reading
! Bill to repeal act requiring officers to
| make return of fees was, on motion of Mr..
| Love, laid on the table. 8Gg
Bill to remove obstruction to the passage
of fish up the Pedee, Yadkin and Uwharrie
/ rivers was postponed until Saturday next
Billto establish turnpike road between
| the towns of Marion and Asheville passed
| third reading.
Bill to place Duplin county in the third
| and Onslow county in the fourth Judicial
Districts was laid on the table. 81 ti.i
Bill to punish persons for injuring or kill
ing live stock passed third reading. IA
ID. l.,,., ocf. of hn ~
men OF the late county Courts passed third
reading.
Bill to amend section Fl chapter 81. Revis-
ed Code, passed third reading.
Bill to repeal ordinance prohibiting sale
of liquor at Company Shops was indefinitely
postponed.
Resolution appropriating $4,000 to the
University passed third reading.
MIR. WELKER gave notice of bill to de-
fine and punish bribery and corruption.
On motion of Mr.. Cook the Senate adj
journed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, Feb. 2, 1869.
The House met at 10 o'clock.
Mr. PoU in the Chair.
Prayer by Rev. THos. Fl. PRITcnARD, of
Raleigh.
The Journal of yesterday was read and
approved.
Brief leaves of absence were granted to
Messrs. Humphries. Matheson, Gambler, Bow
man and Nicholson.
Mr.. MORRILL,, from the Committee on Pri-
vate Bills, reported unfavorably House bill
No. 33S to allow the former sheriff OF Polk CO.
f,,r = ,<,x 1 D..
and favorahly House bill No. 337 to allow
the sheriff of Polk county to collect arrears
OF taxes for the years 1866 and 1867.
Mr. MALONE from tile Judiciary Commit
tee, reported tavorably bill to require judges
of Superior Courts to hold their courts until
Thursday of the second week of their ses-
sions.
Mr.. SMITH OF Wayne, introduced bill to
authorize ]. R. Smith, late tax collector of
Wayne. to cnllect arrears of taxes for the
year 1867. Private Bills.
Mr. NICHOLSON introduced bill to regulate
the holding of county fairs Judiciary Com-
mittec.
On motion of Mr. ESTES, the rules were
suspended and the bill to raise revenue was
taken up, on its second reading, and consid-
cred by sections.
Sections TO 1G were considered, variously
amended, and passed.
Mr.. MCMILLAN reported favorably bill
concerning the inspectors of Wilmington.
Mr.. ROBINSON moved that when this House
adjourn it Inc until tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. INGRAM raised the puint of order that
under the resolution for evening sessions the
motion could not be entertained
The Chair (Mr. PoU) overruled the point
of order.
Mr. RoBTNsoN's motion was agreed to.
Ga motion of Mr. CAREY, the House ad.
iourned.
SENATE.
The Senate met according to adjourn
ment
The PRESIDENT in the Chair.
The Journal of yesterday was read and