The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-30

and agreed TO- -,
On motion of Mr. Huffman the Dill was
read the third time and passed.
Mr. Webb from judiciary commlttee 70
whom was referred the Senate bill to be |
entitled an act to incorporate the clark |
county saving association submitted
report recommending the passage Oh the
bill.
On motion of Mr. Webb the report was
received and agreed to and the OIL
passed.
Mr. Webb from same committee 10
whom was referred Senate bill to lncor>
norate the Rankin county saving lnstitu>
ton reported the same back Win io
commendation that it pass
On motion of Mr. Webb the report was
agreed to and the bill passed.
Mr. Webb from same commlttee 70
whom was referred House bill to prevent
fraudulent transactions in cotton IN car
tain counties therein named ana LOT
other purposes reported the same PACK
with an amendment and recommended
its passage.
On motion of Mr.. Webb, the report was
received.
Mr.. Suratt offered an amendment e1-
cepting TisElmingo county from the Pro
visions of the bill, when on motlon OF MI
Manning, the bill and amendment was
| laid on the table for the present.
Mr., Webb, from same committee, TO
whom was referred bill to regulate the
nractice ia certain cases in law and equity,
reported the same back to the House
with an amendment and recommended
lis pas age.
On motion of Mr.. w bb, the report was
received. -,
Ol motion of Mr.. Hicks, the bill was
recommitted to the judiciary committee;
On motion OF Mr.. Shannon, the OIL
entitled an act supplemental to an act 10
establish County Courts, approved NOV;
a. 1865, was taken from the calender ana
on motion of Mr.. Murray, the bill was
referred to a select committee OF hVe.
The Speaker appointed as such commit
tee Messrs. Shannon, Murray, Hlllyer,
| Brown of Issaquena, and Kendall.
On motion of Mr.. Caperton, the bill en-
titled an act to amend the charter OF IN
coporation of the Board of Trustees TO
aid in establishing publishing house tor
the benefit of the blind, was taken from
the calender and passed.
Mr.. Kendall gave notice that he woul d
move reconsideration of the vote on
Yesterday by which the Senate bill IN
relation toHthe High Court of Errors ano
Appeals, was indefinitely postponed
On motion Of Mr.. Labauve, the House
reconsidered the motion adopted on yes
terdey, providing for the appointment o
committee of conference on house
amendment to Senate bill entitled an &C
to remove the civil disabilities OF Pru
dence L. Dickey, minor OF Amlt'
county.
On the further motion of Mr.. labauVe
i IL on
to said bill
Mr. Labauve offered the following reso
luton which was adopted
: Resolved. That the State Treasurer b
! and is hereby requested to report to thi
:, ii House as soon as possible the amount c
money paid out of the Treasury since tn
; the 18th of October, 1865, and on wha
account.
On motion of Mr.. Levers, the Senat
, messages were taken up.
. The Senate bill authorizing the Board
Of Police of the several counties to e1
g anime into the condition of the Commo
:, School funds of their respective countle
was referred to committee on Educator
The Senate joint resolution providin
= for the erection OF a monument at JacE
= son, in memory the Confederate deat
y was adopted with an amendment by M
, Hillyer, striking out the words "Jackso
> in front of the capitol and inserting "a
- the seat of government"
= The Senate bill entitled an act to a
" certain the number of manned State an
. Confederate soldiers in the State requi
ing artificial legs, was on motion of M
Hunter, referred to a select committe
- of three.
- The Speaker appointed Messrs Hunte
- Caperton and Steele.
The Senate amendment to House res
80 luton of thanks to the Southern Raj
40 40 -oad Co., which was added thereto tl
az q. Miss ssippi Central, Mobile & Ohio, an
= u Mississippi & Tennessee Railroads, was c
= motion of Mr. Labauve, laid on the tabl
. The Senate bill authorizing the Cove
nor to remove trespassers and squatte
on the public grounds. Passed.
The Senate bill entitled an act to preve1
the spread of glanders and ether cont
" gious diseases amongst stock, was take
ol up and after an amendment by Mr. Maur
passed.
on A message was received from the Sc
Oy ate, informing the House of the passa
ed of bill entitled an act to change Il
Is name of the county of Jones, and f
other purposes.
I'd The bill was taken up In the Hous
oy and passed.
On motion of Mr. Levers, the petite
ne of the citizens of Jones county, asking
ed change in the name of sa
or county, and of the county seat. was c
as dered to be spread upon the jourual
es' accordance with the prayer of the pc
TONERS.
"a A message was received from the &c
no ernor.
a The message of the Governor haviI
'ct been taken up, Mr.. Martin moved tn
as the further consideration thereof be po
Ar, poned until 3 o'clock, P. NJ. which W
7al lost.
The question being taken on the p'
Ok sage Of the bill, over the veto of the &C
ernor, the bill was lost by the followil
ne vote, ono third voting in the negative !:
pi' Yeas 46, Nays 27.
IN Mr.. Martin moved reconsideration
the foregoing vote, whercupon Mr.. CHI
son moved call of the House,
90 Pending which motion, on motion
an Mr.. Barry, the House adjourned until
81 o'clock, P. NJ.
b. b. 3 o'cLocK,,P. NJ.
~ - House met.
ho The following communication from t
Treasurer was read, and on motion of
Labauve, referred to committee on Aut
tors Office.
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