The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-05

h,,e Court laws" together with sunoFy %
oiee 5-ear.s which amendments were al
ad,nted. aud the bill passed as amenueu' y
I KING from the same commIttee'
uooammended the passage OF a house y
h;ll entitled IAN act to allow compensa,
ton to judges of probate, IN certain cases. ;
which passed. .;..oo / :,
Mr.. King. from the same conlnlee.' az = :
ranor,ed adversely to a House bill, emil Il
tIfd AN act to remove the civil dlsaolli a
,,es-of Florence II Peasants aud joseph +
Sm;th minors of Rankin county. {
On motion of Mr.. Lowry, there was q
division of the question on receiving anu
agreeing TO the report, and the same a.
The question then required on an agree
| inc TO the report. and Senate reluseo ~
agree TO the same h;u
eOo motion of Mr. Lowry, the bill was
amended by striking out the name oi 'o
seph Smith. insert.
! Mr. Martin offered to amend oy insert
inn the name of James l.. Lyon, OF Ohich'
esaw county, which was laid on the laoie'
on motion Of Mr. Lowry.
/ Mr.. Seal offered to amend by declaring
qll females of the age of eighteen year,
TO be at age of majority, which was lalo
on the table. ~ b;,
On the motion of Mr.. Lowry, the Dill
then passed by the following vote ;1.-ea
Yeas Messrs Ander on, Blntoru'
; pno,rn Cain Duncan. Hawkins. Hooker,
Jackson. Land, Leachman, Lowry, hyIes'
NcIargo. Napier, Robinson, Smith, ote
> .Lone Stone SWEET and Taylor-2o
; P'iNS Noys-Mr. President Messrs. King
}. Martin. Miller, Montgomery, Seal F" hsoh
!, and VOLTS. ..no os
/ amended by striking out Joseph Smita:
- message was received from the
y, House. ,:; commit
: too renorted adversely to House olil
y ant;tled "An act to authorize the sale o.
Of tha nerishable estate of J. T. Coleman;
docaased." :" which report was received ana
nt ograed to. which defeated the bill.
Iaave of absence was granted Messrs'
III Lowry McCargo and Lyle until MONDAY
as and Mr.. King until Tuesday.
Mr. Miller from the committee on
nronositions and grievances reported
- hin az a substitute for Senate olll en-
III titIed s.an act for the relief of John u
nrr,or and others" Said substitute
- crowded from collecting taxes durihs
~ )" he war by.t the presence or proximity 0,
~ ~ Federal troops &C., which was referred
~ 10 Joint select committee.
ne Mr.. Montgomery from the Joint stano
m ;nc committee on the TreasuTers' ofhce
,is Nc made the following report which wa
on, received and agreed to.
FL Mrs President: The joint standln
dc committee on the Treasurers' othce an
ars. the contingent fund have examined III
at, condition and disbursements OF sai
lite fund and find that from the 5rd OF Ns'
1852 to the 18th of May, 1868, there wa
nm an expenditure of twelve thousand am
aw eirhty nine dollars and fifty eight cents
'ial I'D the receipts and vouchers are CO.
To rsct As connected with the treas
Mi. urers' Office. the committee have examil
ur- ed the action of the Governor under III
cid law authorizing him to fund the Conteo
and crate Treasury notes then in the lreas'
rv approved Both of March 1904, an
ton find the law was faithfully executed an
that the receipts and vouchers Tor tn
D re. same are correct. >.
ater The commlttee askeo 10 oe p
was from the further consideration OF Il
subject in relation to the contingent 1u'
,,ter and funding of the Treasury notes.
Mr. MIR. Stephens from the JOINT sele
one committee ou the Chickasaw school idl
made the following report.
eGar- The Joint select committee on l
"Chickasaw school fund.- have had una
,cur consideration the condition OF sald iun
: bill and have instructed me 10
,rnor following report; The whole amou
Tho dua the ChicEasaw school fund on t
first day cf May, 1865, including I
fo,,ea semi annual interest due up to that da
mot is 1919 O84 81, tuine hundred and MI
reed- teen thousand and eighty four thouSa
If so and eighty four cents) This sum Is q
g tho the Chickasaw school fund from
enti- State of Mississippi and the counties
laws terested IN sald iuho eau 'op" Ioa,,sa 60 !,
mt OF the State iof us pay 'h0.iO' -
rt by several counties nave no ieliI9 ;S 60 20
their nossession The State is the trust
and as such trustee has managed t
} Mis- fund from its first creation to the pres
pane time.
may Rv an act of congress, of July 4th, Il
Mic the school Land, when selected, sho
~ ras vest in the State of Mississippi for
dock, use OF schools VIII h Tho Cb;ck a
rdent Indians.
By an act of the Legislature of
O hill State Of Mississippi, approved Feo.
1913. a system was adopted for the lie
ferred and sale OF sald lanos' :ne nIney .hn g.
n the which was to be paid into the 81
- Treasury. By an act of the I4egislat
,Io,,.o Of the State, approved March the
Of the 1896, Sf1O,oVo Siou, hun",eu iI .Ioo ~
Mobile and Ohio railroad, the Mississ
uo. Central railroad, the New Orleans, Jt
g son and Great Northern railroad.
n the the Mississippi and Tennessee rail1
to the companies at lSl eight per cent inter
arsans payable semi annually, on o"rtaln m
=, tho gage bonds and other securities requ
IIowed to be taken from said lands by the
,ctions tor of public accounts:
By an act of the Legislature OF
,se bill state approved December /, 1863
,,ntion several railroad companies were aut
md on lied to pay up their Indebtedness to
atobia Stateit gold or silver or the trea
10 A notes of the ate. BY this act
money paid into the State treasury
,,,,n,it. said railroad companies might be use
other monies of the State, In the llqu
,,;.,ae ton of her debts, and defraying her
or ,be rent expenses, the State binding he
,itb an to pay the semi annual interest on
Id ,ba same to the several counties within
,r,,oted territory of the Chickasaw cession,
:, - hout educational purposes, and under this
the several railroad companies TO ="
r. thoN NaVC( Orleans