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aro f1odgeS JacockS, Jones, Joy nef, N1leF, NOEe
head, Moye, Myers, PhArr, Ribelin, Spruill, Tho
mas, and Worth-20.


Mr.. Morehead from the Committee on the part
of the Senate to superintend the election OF Sena-
tor reported that the whole number of votes given
were 1853, necessary to a choice 82-neither of the
Candidates having received majority Of the votes
given, there was no election. '''' 80 -


A message was sent TO the House, proposing
to proceed forthwith to a second voting for an
United States Senator, in which they concurred,
and the Senate then voted as follows:


For Bedford Brc1Un.-Messrs. Speaker, Ar
rington, Allison of Orange, Boykin, Boyd, Cooper,
Edwards, EIheridge, Exum, Larkins, Melvin,
Mitchell, Pasteur. Reid, SPeight, Swinson, Will
hams of Person, Williams of Franklin-1S.


For II. NJ Sdunders.-Messrs. Dobson Hester,
Moore, Rea, Rogers, Shepard, Sprul, Stafford,
Stalngs, Tomlinson, Walker-l1:


For w. A. Graham.-Messrs. Albright. Allison,
ard, Hodges, Jacocks, Jones. Joyner, Miller, More
head, Move, Myers, Pharr, RibelIn, Thomas, and
Worlh-19.


The Senate then adjourned to Monday 10 o.
clock.


House OF COMMONS.


Mr.. Hawkins from the Committee on Military
Affairs to whom was referred Resolution, instruct
ing them to inquire into the expediency of allow
ing all persons compelled to perform military duty
to vote for the Field Officers of their respective re-
giments, made an adverse report thereon.


Mr.. J. P. Caldwell from the Committee on Pro-
positions and Grievances recommended the erec-
lion of a new County by the name of Union, made
out of parts of Buncombe and Yancy-the bill was
read the second time and on motion of Mr.. Erwin
the name of Union struck out, and on motion
of Mr.. Gambler CASTOR inserted in lieu thereof;
the Bill on Mr. Barringer's motion, was laid on the
table, until the first of January next


Received from his Excellency the Governor,
John NJ. Morehead, the following communication
which was read and on motion OF MIR. Brogden
ordered, together with the accompanying DOcu-
ment to be transmitted to the Senate with prOpo-
sition to refer the TO the joint select commit
tee on Public Buildings:


To the Honorable the General assembly Of Worth Caro-


At the last Session of the Legislature, the Committee
Public Buildings, and rebui ding the Capitol, made
report which will be found printed in Document No. H.
and therein reported the of 374 46 to be due
tain individuals whose and the amount of their
respective accounts will found at page of said Docu
ment The Legislature thereupOn passed Act for the
payment of that precise amount, doubt having refer
ence to these accounts.


Upon reference these accounts, il will be that
two of them, constitute much the lager portion of the
debt-he due Mr.. Thompson of this City-the other
due Mr. Kemble of Philadelphia.


had drawn warrants for Mr.. Thompson's account and
others-when it discovered that the addition of
the accounts was incorrect by $500 80 too little diff
cuy how the money should be divided among the
claimants. ratio division nconVenieDt, as many
of the accounts SMALL and to throw the whole de-
6cit upon Mr.. Kemble, stranger, and pay our own
czens, would not have corresponded with the honesty
hospitality and beraty of our State particularly as his
money had been due for sometime and he had demeaned
himself handsomely in relation to the matter. In this
view of the case the matter was mentioned George
Badger and D. W. Stone, Esqrs and they with frank
and beraly worthy of true Of our State. ten
dered their note for the deficiency 5000 80 to the Ltera
and the money handed to The public Treasurer, who paid
off the whole Of these debts This note is held by
the Literary Board, and ought to be discharged by the
State No interest has been paid upon it, and it is dated
Sd February, 1S4l, with interest from the date.


JOHN NJ. MOREHEAD.


EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Raleigh, Dec. lst, 1872.
Amount of Debts due to Sundry person. by


the Board of Commissioners for rebuild


ing the State Capitol, reported to the


Committee the General Assembly $9, ,9S4 Sc
Amount appropriated by the General Assem-


bly, by reason of the Committee of the Cen


eral Assembly making mistake in addi-


ton (see the estimate) S9,S4 46
Deficiency on account of error in adding up,tO


S. BIRDSALL, See'y. B. c.


A message was received from the Senate, pro-
posing to 60 into election for an United States
Senator, to supply the place Of the Hon William
A. Graham, whose term of service expires on the
4th day of March, 1S43. The House concurred,
and voted follows:


For r. w. Saunders, Messr<. Avery, Brackin,
Byrd, Conrad. Houser, Jackson, Kirk, Lee, Massey,
Rand, Rayner, Richardson, Ross Russell, Shullz
Stone, Stowe, Ford Taylor White, Wilder, Will
ley, }. w. Williams, Nathaniel Wilson, Whitley,
and Yeunt-25.


For Bedford BrouOm, Messrs. Speaker, Elias
barnes, - barnes, DISSS, DOWeI, DTdSS, DIoSueu,
A. Bryan, r. P. CArdwell, Davis, Dewey, Dick
son, Erwin, Fits, Harrington, Haskins, Hawkins,
Herring, Holloway, G.. Jones, J. D. Jones. Kelly,
Mcintyre, McNair, McRae, Marshall, Mitchell:
Munroe, Nelson, Nixon, Patterson, Regan, SatIer-
field, Scales, Stockard, Tahaferro, Walker, Wat
son, and Williamsburg.


For HIM. A. Graham, Messrs. Allen, Ashe, Bar
ringer, Baxter, Bra ndon, Brewer, John J. Bryan,
Brummei!, Burgin, J. p. Caldwell, T. r. Cald-
we'll, Gambler, Cochran, Doak, Dockery, Ehr
nghaus Foreman, Francis, Gee, Halsey, Hill,
Jefferson, Joyner, Koonce, Lamb, Lassiter, Leach,
Locke, Lord, Mclean, Mclaughlin, Martin, Men
denhaIl, Mills, McColum, Nash, Neal, Norcum,
Odom, Pope, Shanklin, Sharpe, Steel, J. w. Tay-
lor Thomas, Walser, Whitaker, Francis Williams,
Thomas Wilson, and Young-50.


Mr.. Bower from the Committee appointed to su-
perintend the election, reported that one having
received majority of the whole number of votes,
there is no election.


Mr.. Barnes of Edgecombe, introduced the fol-
lowing Resolution:


Resolved That the Governor be requested to
furnish the names of the several debtors TO the
Literary and Internal Improvement Boards, from
the period of the first loan by said Boards up to the
present time: the amount due from each, and the
security taken for the payment Of said loans; spe
cifyng particularly when the several debts that are
paid were discharged; and the several amounts
now due the names Of the debtors, and the secu-
rity taken for the payment.


The question being on its adoption, Mr.. J. Barnes