The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-19
HOUSE JOURNAL.
THIRTIETH DAY.
SATURDAY, NoY. la, 1865

Mr.. Levers reported fa7orably to bill
70 remove lmpediments II the oyster
trade In Jackson county. Bill passed.
Mr.. Levers reported substitute to Dill
70 prevent the hunting of stock, either
oy guns or dogs. Report received aud
agreed to.
Mr.. Suratt reported adversely to the
petition at c. A. B.ougher, Secretary of
State, which was received and agreed to.
MT Webb reported as follows:
Favorably to Senate OIL TO amend
chap. 90 of the Revised Code, when re-
port was received and agreed to, ana bill
| passed.
Reported that the resolution to inquire
| into The expedlency OF passing law pro-
hlbitlng Certain persons therein named
from carrying arms, be referred to the
committee on Freshmen. Report re
celvt and agreed to.
reported adversely to bill to amend
the laws of this State relative to partial
payments and interest, which was re
ceived and agreed to.
Reported tavorably to Senate bill to
provide for appeals from the DEGREES OF
the Special Courts of Equity of the State
OF MIsslss, pFi, which was received and
agreed to.
Reported that relief to sundry citizens
OF Claiborne county, could not be granted
by this Legislature and that further ac
ton be suspended. Report received and
agreed to.
Reported fave rably to bill to establish
terry across the Mississippi river at
Vicksburg. Report received and agreed
TO.
Mr.. Shannon offered an amendment,
when on a further motion the bill as
as amended passed.
Reported iavorabiy to bill to incor-
porate the North Mississippi Savings In
sututIon. Report received and agreed &c;
bill passed with an amendment offered
by Mr.. Beaucnamp.
Reported tavorably with an amendmet
10 a bill to allow addItiolal oompensa-
ton to Justices of the Peace in certain
cases, which report Was received and
agreed 10.
Mr.. Suratt offered an amendment
which was adopted, when on further
motion the bill passed as amended, by
yeas A. nays "a
Reported favorably to bill to amend
the exemption laws of this State. Made
the special order for Tuesday next, II
o'clock.
Mr. Luse reported an accompanying
bill to memorial of certain clIIzans OF
Claiborne county with a recommends
ton that it do pass. Bill as amended
passed.
Mr. Morphis introduced bill to incor,
porate the Mississippi Valley Company.
Referred.
Mr. lrby introduced a bill for the relief
of the people of Pamela county Passed. |
Mr. Idddell introduced a bill for the re~
lief Of the late reporter of the High |
Court of Errors ana Appeals. Referred. |
Honse passed Senate bill to prevent |
fraudulent transactions in cotton.
House concurred in Senate amendment |
to House bill to empowtr the Board of
Police of Issaquena county to control |
the sale of Liquors.
House proceeded to consider section |
by section the Senate bill to regulate the |
relation of master and apprentice as re-
lates to freedmen, free negroes and mu-
lattoes.
The lst section having been read, it |
was adopted without amendment.
Mr. Lyles offered an amendment |
which was adopted when on a further
motion, the I'd section as amended was
adopted
The Sd section was adopted without
amendment.
Mr. Martin offered an amendment to |
The 5th section being under conside-
ration, Mr.. Luse offered an amendment
which was adopted, when on a further
motion the 5th and 9th sections were
adopted.
The 7th section, with an amendment |
offered by Mr.. Murray, was adopted.
The Sth section, with an amendment
offered by Mr.. Acker, was adopted.
Mr.. Lewis offered an additional sec
ton which was also adopted, making the
9th section.
Mr.. Murdoch offered an additional |
Sec ion, section 10 which was adopted.
The 9th section of the original bill was |
then adopted.
The question on the passage Of the |
bill, on motion the bill was referred to |
the en- crossing committee.
o. motion the House to bill prevent tres
passing in certain cases, was taken from |
the table and the Senate amendment |
was concurred in.
Adjourned until Monday morning 0
o'clock.