The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-15


submitted report and accompanying o'It
in relation to the loss OF l443 shares Q,
stock in the Mobile and Ohio raliroao
co1,panv, which |, passed.
Mr. Hudson, of Kinds, Introduce
bill to be entitled an act for the relief OF
Administrators which was referred 10 Tue
judiciary committee.
Mr.. McElroy, of Newton, introduced
bill to be entitled an act to repeal IAN ac'
entitled an act to continue in force edt tne
assessment of lands until the year loo''
and for other purposes. which was re-
ferred to the committee on ways auo
means.
Resolved, That the committee on ways
and means be instructed to inquire nv. ln,o
the expediency of not receiving the Mill
tary Treasury and Cotton notes In pay
ment for the State tax OF the ensuing
fiscal year and report by bill or otherwise
Mr.. Seal, of Hancock, offered the lol'
lowing resolution, which was adopted
Resolved, That the committee on the
Judiciary be instructed to inquire ln'o
and investigate what legislation is neces
sarv. if anv, upon an ordinance 10 raise
means for the defense of. the State, also
an ordinance passed March %, lool' en-
titled supplemental to an ordinance 10
raise means for the defense OF the otate'
and report by bill or otherwise
Mr.. Beauchamp, of Noxuoee, lntFo-
duced a bill to be entitled an act 10 pun
ish certain crimes therein capltaliy'
! which was referred to the judiciary com
mittee. IN =,
Mr.. Beauchamp introduced a bill to
be entitled an act to amend the frooate
Court laws. which was referred to the
judiciary committee.
A massage was received from the Sen
ate informing the House of the passage O
sundry bills.
The hour limited to morning business
having expired, the House resumed II
r COMMITTEES Of the whole the consldera
t ton of the bill to confer civil rights Oh
freedmen.
b. Mr., Labauve, of D Soto, in the chair.
l After some time spent thereon, tn
committee reported the same back TO III
l. House and asked leave to sit again at
e o'clock, P. m.
:. This report was received.
Question agreeing, it was decided IN tn
L affirmative.
d Oo motion of Mr.. Suratt, the rule wa
n SUSPENDED prohibiting the introducuo
Is of ali other business until the bill to COZ
d fer civil rights on freedmen be disposed o
On his further motion, the House PR
i ceeded to the consideration OF the Sena'
of messages.
10 The Senate bill, entitled an act
n amend the vagrant laws of the State, W;
d made the special order for Thursday ne2
r at ii o'clock. =.
The Senate bill entitled an act givlr
to compensation to j. n. Allen, 0heriH
in Coahoma Co., for the pursuit and ARE
G,lA
with the murder of F. A. Rost, OF sa
Ii county, which was placed on the CT
ne ender.
ed The Senate amendment to House b
ct entitled an act to make appropriate
oi, for repairs of public buildings and to !
he furnish the Governors Mansion W
taken up.
of On motion Of Mr.. Suratt the Hou
refused to concur in the Senate amen
or ments.
Ir The Senate amendment to House b
e. entitled an act to suppress the erection
;e. traps or pens for capturing hogs IN t
he public ranges was taken up,
Mr.. Parsons moved that the House
er, not concur in said amendment, win
was lost.
nd On motion of Mr. Ellis the amer
On, ment was concurred in.
on MOI1On or MI. Sutdtt tne oen'
ifs bill giving compensation to j. n. ALI
lis, sheriff of Coahoma CO., was taken 1r'
to the calender
ev- On motion of Mr.. LaGauve the bill
indefinitely postponed.
1tvi Mr.. Powers gave notice that he Wol
for move a reconsideration OF the vote
which the House rejected the joint re
ion luton providing certain compensation
on Ex-Governor Charles Clark and VIM.
iu Sharkey.
On motion of Mr.. Pounds the Ho
of adjourned until O'clock.
sIa o'clock, P. NJ.