The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21

An Act TO remove tue lnpculmeutS III
the oyster trade in jackson county, wa.
referred 10 a select committee, consisting
of Messrs. Land, Stephens and Hooker.
The consideration of House message
was suspended
Mr. Ly les cffsred the following resolu
ton
Resolved by the Ser ate, (tbe Holse
concnrrir 81 That joint sel-ct committee
of three on the part of the Senate ano
- on the part of the Hs,use be appoin
ed, to whom shall DO refereed all mttJe rs
pertaining 10 freedmen that are now
pending before the Legislature for rey.s'
ion, and report by bill or otherwise.
Mr. Taylrr moved that the resolution
be indefinitely postponed, which motion
Ayes-Messrs Hawkins, Jackson, Ste
phens, Stone. SWEET, Taylor and Wolf
Navs-Mr President, Messrs Anderson
Binford, Brown. Dcncar, Hooker, King
Land, Leachman, Lowry, Lyle, Lyles
Martin, Milton, Montgomery, Moseley
Robinson, Seal, Smith aud 4erger---o.
The resolution WAS then adopted.
The consideration of House bills &c.
were then resumed as fellows:
An act to amend articles titty>five and
fifty~six, section ter, chapter thirty-hve
of the Revised Code, was referred TO the
judiciary committee.
An act to give the Judges OF Probate
of the several counties of this State power
to cancel sales in certain cases was re
ferred to the Judiciary committee.
The House having refused to concur IN
Senate amendment to Honse bill entitled
an act regulating the fees of Sheritfs tor
yictualing prisoners confined in Jail, the
Senate receped from their said amend
ment.
An act to establish a Ferry across the
Mississippi river at Vicl<sburg, was re
ferred to a select committee, consisting OF
Messrs. SWEET, Hawkins and jackson.
An act supplemental to an act entitled
an act levying a special tax on certain
persons and properly therein, approved
Nov. 10th, 1868. Passed.
An act to incorporate the town OF Beau
regard in Copiah county, passed.
An act authorizing the Board of Police
of Warren county, TO levy special tax,
passed.
Adjourned until o'clock P. NJ.
O'CLOCK, Pm.
Senate met and resumed the cOnsldera-
tion of House messages as follows:
Resolutions requesting the Governor to
call upon certain Federal authorities for
certain certificates of stock in the Mobile
and Ohio railroad company belonging to
the State, was concurred in.
Resolution authorizing the Auditor to
credit the accounts of each tax cole ctor
for the amount of money, &C.. was con-
Cured in.
An act for the benefit of the Natchez
Orphan Asylum, passed.
An act to repeal an act, entitled an act
to prevent the sale of vinous and spirit
Gus liquors in five miles of Morton, in
Scott county, insless quantities than ten
gallons: passed,
An act for the relief Of William E.
Stone, of Pamela county; passed.
An act to protect citizens of Kinds
in those sections where the fenc>
ing and timber have bsen destroyed by
the war, was referred to the committee
on propositions and grievances.
An act TO remove the civil disabilities
Jonathan McCaleb Martin: passed.
An act to require the Treasurer of the
State to keep an account of the railroad
stock and securities belonging to the
State; passed.
An act to revive an act, entitled an act
to aid in supplying the loss of the records
and papers in the Circuit and Chancery
courts ofChickasaw county, and for other
purposes; passed.
an act to remove the civil disabilities
Of Macon A. Leigh and J. Lane Leigh,
minors, in the county of Tallahatchie, was
on motion of Mr.. King indefinitely post
ooned.
An act to authorize the Boards of Po- |
ice of the counties of Claiborne and Win |
'ton, to let out, by contract, the re
'epairs and work on the public road and |
bridges in said counties, and for other |
purposes, was amended and referred to a |
elect committee consisting of Messrs |
Hooker, King and Lyles.
The following Message was received !
rom the Governor.
The consideration of Ho lse messages
and on motion of NJ. Lyles,
he Governors message was taken up and |
cad, and laid on The table, and ordered
o be printed, and made the special order
# the day for Wednesday, the 22nd inst,
It l o'clock, A. NJ.
Consideration of House messages resum-
d as follows:
An act for the relief Of the people
# Pamela county, was amended and
'assed.
An act to amend an act, entitled an act
o Incorporate the Mississippi & Tennes-
ee railroad company, approved Oct. Is,
$50; passed.
Adjourned till 9 o'clock to morrow
lorning.