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as follows:


For Bedford BrOacm-M ssrs. Speaker, Ar
rington, Allison of Orange, Boykin, Boyd, Coop
er, Edwards, Emmett, Exum, Larkins, Melvin,
Mitchell, Pasteur, Rea, Reid, Speight, Stafford
Tomlinson, Williams of Person, and Williams oi
Franklin-20.


For Romulus NJ Sounders--Messrs. Albright
Dobson, Dockery, Hester Hodges, Jones, Moore
Morehead, Myers, Pharr, Rogers. Shepard, Spruill
Stallings, Thomas, Walker and Worth-l7


For Wm. A. Graham-Messrs. Allison of l.
Burgin, Cathey, Elliott Howard, Jacocks, Joyner,
Moye, Ribelin-1O.


In HOUSE OF Commons.


The Engrossed Bill to compel the Justices OF
New Hanover County to levy the County and
poor taxes at the first Court held after the first day
of January in each and every year, and other pur-
poses passed its third reading and ordered to be
Enrolled.


The following Bills were read the third time
and ordered to be Engrossed.


A Bill to Incorporate the Liberty Guards in
the County of Davidson; Bill to amend an Act
passed at the session of 1838139, entitled an Act
to incorporate the Hiwassee Turnpike Company; ;
a Bill to repeal an Act passed in the year 1881,
entitled an act to abolish the Offices of County
Trustee and Treasurer of Public Buildings in the
Counties of Richmond Columbus and Robson;
Bill to authorize John NJ. Boyle and others to
keep floats or RATS of timber in Welchs Creek.


Mr. Hawkins from the Committee on Military
Affairs to whom was referred Bill to exempt
Registers from the performance of Military duty,
and for other purposes. reported the same and re-
commended its rejection Said Bill was thereup-
on read the second time and rejected


A Bill concerning prosecutions for perjury, was
read the third time passed and ordered to be En-
crossed.


On motion of Mr.. Bower, message was sent
to the Senate proposing to raise Joint Select
Committee, TO inquire into the title of the State to
the Swamp lands already drained or proposed to
be drained by any existing laws. The Senate re-
jcctrd the proposition.


The Engrosscd Resolutions in favor Of Joseph
A. King; Arthur S. Mooring; Green Hill and
Charles Blanton, were sevcrallY read the third
time, passed, and ordered to be Enrolled.


The Bill to incorporate the town of Franklin
ton in the County of Franklin was read the third
time, passed and ordered to be engrosscd.


Received from his Excellency John NJ. More
head, communication in relation to the Univer-
sity; transmitting Herewith copies of the annual
reports of the Treasurer of the Board of Trustees,
and of the Committee appointed 10 audit and Set
tie his accounts for the past year


On motion of Mr. Francis message was sent
to the Senate proposing to go into an election on
Saturday at II o'clock, for five trustees of the Uni
versy to supply the vacancies caused by the deaths
D.
Williams, Edmund Jones and DIR. Nc Pheeters,
and informing that Messrs. r. NJ. Pearson, John
NJ Dick, Thomas G. Stone, John G.. Bynum
Thomas Ruffin, Joseph J. Daniel, William w.
Cherry, Walter F. Leak, Charles Shepard, Doc
tors Richard Mason and Alexander Wilson, are
in nomination to fill said vacancies The Senate
concurrcd.


The following Resolutions offered by Mr. Sat
terfeld was taken up for its second reading. and
h,,l of he


WHEREAS in the month of January, 1915. a |
fine of One thousand dollars was imposed upon
and paid by Genl. Andrew Jackson, the Hero7of
New Orleans, on account Of an order issued by
him as Major General Commanding the Ameri-
can forces which resulted in the safety of the City
of New Orleans, and aided i'll the success of the
contest which resulted in the memorable victory
achieved on the 9Th of January, Therefore,


ResoIred By the General Assembly of the
State Of North Carolina, that our Senators in Con-
gress be and they are hereby instructed, and our
Representatives be requested to introduce and
support the passage of a Bill to refund to Genl
Andrew Jackson the amount of the fine thus un-
justly imposed upon him with the legal interest
thereon


ResoIred, That His Excellency the Governor
of this State be and he is hereby requested to
transmit a copy of the above preamble and Reso-
lutions to each of our Senators and Representa-





Received from the Senate message, proposing
to go forthwith into an election for United States
Senator, which was read. Mr.. Bragg moved to
lay it on the table, which was lost, ayes 81, noes
62 The Senate was thereupon informed of the
concurrence, and the House then voted as follows:


For Bedford BrOwm-Messrs. Speaker, Elias
Barnes, J. Barnes, Biggs Bower, Bragg Brog-
den, Bannerman, Cardwell Davis, Dewey, Dick.
son, Erwin, Fits, Gavin. Harrington, Haskins,
Hawkins, Herring, Holloway c.. Jones, Kelly,
Mcintyre, Marshall, Mitchell, Munroe Nelson,
Nixon Patterson, Regan, Satterfeld, Scales,
Shanklin, Shultz, Stockard, Street, Taliaferro,
Walker, Watson, n. L. Williamson and Whit
ley-41.


For r. NJ. Saunacrs-Messrs. Allen, Avery,
Blrringer, Brandon, A. Bryan. J. J. Bryan, Byrd,
Conrad, Doak, Foreman Halsey, Houser, Jack
son, Joyner, Kirk, Lee, Locke Mclean, Massey,
Moore, Odom, Pope, Rand, Rayner,
Ross, RUSSELL Steel, Stone, Stowe,
Skinner, Ford Taylor, Thomas, Wilder, Wiley,
Nathaniel Wilson, Thomas Wilson and Yount-l


For W. A. Graham Messrs. Baxter Brewer,
Burgin, J. P. Caldwell, II. r. Cald-
well, Gambler, Cochran, Doclery, Francis, Gee.
Guthrie, Jefferson, Koonce, Lamb Lassiter,
Leach, Lord, Mclaughlin. Martini Mills. McCol.


