The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

/ DOduAS, DFlQgtn OF 4NlfdNdbCUlC, NAI1-
eron, DotsoD, Graham, Henly, Hudson,
Kendall, Meares, Mckinney, Reid and
Webb of FraDklin-l3
Total for Mr. Yerger--I9.
Total votes cast, 12e.
Necessary to choice, a
Mr. AloorR-having received a-consti-
tutiOnal majority, was declared duly
elected United States Senator for the
term commencing March 5, 1865.
Thc object Of the ioint conventions
having been accomplished, the Senate
retired to their Chamber.
Mr. Milton introduced q memorial
with accompanying bin 20 be entitled
an act 10 change the name Of John
Randolph Vikings, passed
Mr.. Gowan introduced a bill TO be
entitled an act 70 extend the exemption
laws Of this State, which was referred
20 the judiciary committee.
NSr. Mayson introduced bill TO be
entitled an act to locate the county site
of Bolivar county, passed.
Mr.. Williams introduced a bill TO be
entitled an act to reduce The annual
salery of the Probate Judge Of Itawa
ba county, which was referred to Sc
Iect committee of three. Committee-
Messrs Williams, Acker and Burton.
Mr. Ellis introduced bill TO be en-
titled an act to extend the time of re-
cordmg deeds aud other conveysnces,
referred to the Judiciary committee.
\ Mr. Mears introduced bill to be en-
titled an act 10 require the Board OF
Police of Washington county 70 estab-
iish permanently the place where the
courts OF sad county shall be held,
passed
Mr. Shannon introduced a bill to be
entitled an act for the relief Of Robert
IS Walker and other miuors, tabled.
Mr.. Hdlyer Introduced q bill to be
entitled an act to authorize the election
of an additional justice Of the peace and
constable in the ditrict in which the
city ofNatchez is included, aud for 9th
er purposes-p lSse1.
Also bill allowing fees to sheriffs
aud constables 10 certain cases. so far
as to extend the same to the city OF
Natchez --pgssed.
Mr.. Webber, OF Marshall, was added
to the committee on Military Affairs.
AIR. Suratt introduced bill TO be emit
tied an act to repeal al la Us making
appropriations to the Agricultural Blu
reau on agricultural societies-passed
Senate messages were taken up.
The House coneurred in Senate reso
luton insteucting the joint stading
, committee on Internal improvements
to inquire into the conduct aud man
agement of the several Railroads in
J this State.
The House concurred in Sena,C
, amendment, authorizing the joint select
r committee, on Capitol aud Governor
: Mansion, to employ an architect
Mr.. Martin, of ltawamba, was added
to the joint committee on internal i'm
improvements.
: Mr.. Murdock introduced bill for tht
relief Of Milton G.. Dean, OF Lowndo.
county. referred 10 oommitte on PrOpo
, sitions and Grievances.
/. 3a'oLocK, P. NJ
The House met
!, The Speaker announced the names o.
+, George Donnell aud Louis Fitc as adj
, ditional Pages for the Hosso.
: mir steel introduced bill for the
: relief Of disabled soldiers OF the Con
r fed cate army, referred to a selecI
committee Of three. Comm ttee-
Messrs. Steel, Boauchamp and Nor
phis
, Mr. Pounds, Of Itawamba, was added
to the committee on Lunatic Asylum
= Mr. Merrill Introduced bill to
, amend the exemption laws Of this
!, State, referred to the Judiciary com
mittee.
/, The following message was received
from the Governor, through his private
sec. etary, Mr.. Kennard
10 the Senate and
, House of Representatives
| herewith transmit the following
:, communication
; Sir | have the honor to enclose th'
I annual report Of tue Trustees of tho
> Institution for the Bind, together witt
, pies Of two preceding reports, al o
which respectfully ask may be printed
by order Of the Legislature.
Very respectfully, your ob'tsv.,
> JoRN DUNCAN, Pres't, &c.
> JACKSON, Oct. 90, 1865.
His ECodlcncg, B e. Humphreys
: Sir--I have the honor to request tina
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