JanAarn 1St. 1915.
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odHuTy 1St, 1S10. Mir. Duval, from the select committee. 10 whom was referred the proposition of John Hut, Esq, to surrender all his property to the State, Tn satisfaction of the claim of the State against him as defaulting Treasurer ol the State, together with the special communi- cation from his Excellency, the Governor. giving II as his opinion that under all the cir cumstances, the General Assembly had better accede to the proposition, reported in favor oi the proposition of Mr. Hut.

 On motion of Mr. Greenwood, the snbiect was laid over until tomorrow.

 The bill for the relief of Wm. E. Woodruff was taken up, and read 2d time.

 This IS the bill reported by Mir. Sutton. early III the session, from the select commit tee to whom was referred the memorial o Mir Woodruff, heretofore published.

 MT. Rust moved to lay it on the table in. definitely, and demanded the ayes and noes and the motion prevailed by ayes 34, nays 32 House went into recess until 2 o'clock and met again at that hour.

 The resolution of the Senate to adjourn on Monday next sine die, was taken up. and passed.

 The bill of the Senate making appropria- tons for the years 1915, 1916, and part o the year l844, was read 1st and 2d time and made the special order for tomorrow.

 A number of bills were read list or 2c tune, and several of local nature passed.

 Adjourned.