The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-11
HOUSE JOURNAL.
TWENTY THIRD DAY. =
FRIDAY, Nov. 10, 1860.

On motion of Mr.. Steele, Mr.. McLaeiiiA SUI
was granted leave of absence. - col
Mr.. Brown, Of Issaquena introduces ac
bill. entitled an act to empower the Doaie, an
of Police of Issaquena county TO COM,
the sale of spirituous liquors in the cou"'' te
OF Issaquena, lie
Which was passed. ,oa az
Mr.. Willrms, OF Issaquena, lntrouuIS
a bill, entitled an act for the rellei " W. 81
heirs of $. c. Walker, late of Pontotoc
county, W
Which was.passed. a,,ood o
Mr.. Walker, of Lauderdale, introouctso &C. r,
BILL entitled an act for the renel "a c.
Hon. Jno Brooke, of Lauderdaie, county n
Which was passed. ,.u - bA v
Mr. Medearis introduced pIh d
entitled an act to enable the boafu "
| Police of Lawrence county, TO lnpood '
taxes for the purpose of repairing anu
building bridges,
Mr.. Lyles, of Marshall county, ln'lo
duced a bill, entitled an act tor tne
lief OF Marshall county,
Which was referred to the comml''ee
of claims.
Mr.. Lvles introduced bill to be en-
titled on act to authorize the adnlnls.lu
e tor of Jas. w. Mathews, deceased TO se
:, the lands belonging to the estate Oh Saio
: decedent, and for other purposes
Which was referred to the Juoicialy
committee. hill
Mr.. Acker, of Monroe, introduced o.i
e IN he entitled an act to revive the acC III
ot cooperating the Tombigbee Brloge ooni
? pany,
y, Which was passed.
ID Mr. Reid introduced bill to De emu
fled an act to amend an act to lncorporaI1r
a. the town of Louisville, IN the County u
e Winston,
or Which was passed -, .:.od
lst an oct To lepal1ze and confirm the othclai
cots of the Mayor and Selectmen anu
other officers of the city of Natchez,
ro Which was passed. -
n0 t;tlad an act to amend and reduce into one
IN the act incorporating the city of Natche2
and several acts amendatory thereto
,,,a Which was referred to select com
mittee of three.
The Speaker appointed as said com nlniU'o'
ills NJ rbomnson introduced bill for tn
nad .oIiof of the town of Kosciusko, which
passed. hi
led Mr.. Dotson, of Kinds, introduced Oh
to to repeal certain portions OF an act 81 e.
of titled an act to regulate the actlon ol VI VI
the Police Court in certain cases so Tar as tn
anv same apply TO the county CT Hlnds' Wnlc
was passed. - H.,
an On motion of Mr.. Duff, the nous
the took up bill entltled an ac' W 1.o,Iode
nty, the support anu eu"o"'o eu"o' e. "a ~ S,1rno
cd and disabled soldiers, and for the supPo
noe and education of INDECENT children OF q
nate ceased soldiers, and for the rehef OF Inc
been gent families of the State. :,
sGav Mr.. Brown, of Yalobusha, offered u
# to following amendment:
10 ~ Soc = Be it further enacted that
ittee the taxes collected and paid INTO
treasury shall exceed the sum OF thr
ittee hundred thousand dollars, then
re- twenty per cent. shall not Apply 10 %
"a to excess. so that not over sixty thousa
dollars, in any event, shall De palo
reed for the purposes OF SAID act
The question was taken on the ad(
ton of the amendment, and decided
the affirmative.
Yeas-Acker, Barry, Beauchamp, Bl
obord Roddie. Bowden, Brown OF Ii
onena, Brown of Yalobusha, Broo
IG5. Rridees of Choctaw, Bridgers OF Ia
nittee hatc6ie. Burton, Cameron, Cole, Dan
them Dotson. Easterling, Ellis, Griffin, Har
etime ton Hearr. Hillyer, Hunter, Huds
and Irby. Kendall, Labauve, Lewis, "
undry Lyies, Mabry, Manning, Mayson, NE
It the Merrill, Medearis, Milton, Mcneil, NJ
to a raw. Nye, Philips, Reid, Shannon, Slml
Wall. Webber, Webb-47.
ed to. Nays-Mr, Speaker, Boone, Bow
lie and Brown of Kemper, Burress, CaperI
com Cromwell. Deason, Duff, toxworth, I
stran Grace. Graham, Gresham, Hans
ed ''an Hanlv. Huffman, Kennedy, Levers, 4
issippi able Martin, Morphis, McElroy, Mcl1
,ferred McRaney. McRae, McWhorter, Murd
Pennvbscker, Phipps, Pounds, Pow
reso Robertson, Seal, Steele, Suratt, Ianke
time. Thompson, Walker, Webb OF Frank
43.
len. MIR. Hunter offered an amendmen
govern way of ryder, which was iaIo on
igence, table.
a.lioon of the bill 1t was decided in the ath
hon tive by the following vote:
'n" Yeas-Mr, Speaker, Acker Ar
uharo Rarry. Beauchamp. Boddie, Boone,
VIZ on Brown, OF Kemper, Brown, of
ca ~ tn bnsho. Bridges, of Choctaw, Bridge
~ - aro Tallahatchie, Burress, Burton, Cam
nr;vi. Carperton, Carter, Crowmell, ps
5ad to Deason, Dotson, Duff Easterling'
Foxworth, Gillstrap,r Grace IRA m
odn,o. Griffin, Gresham, Hamilton, Hal
. raoes Hearn, Henly, Hunter, Hudson,
.a oon Irby. Jones, Kennedy, Kel
,sU ,so1is .hat levers. | Luse, Lyles, Mabry, MAJ
oty Lna1 Mart;n Meares, Merrill, Medearis, NJ
"u. snstied Mornhis, McElroy, McInnis, Nc
ne Se'sl0 and McRaney, McRae, McWhorter, MUIR
de the Murray, Nye, Ovens, PennybackeT,
amoved ips, Phipps, Pounds, Powers, Reid,
srnment ertson, Seal. Shannon, Steele, SiI
Use Suratt, Tankersly, Thompson,
= admo. Walker, Webher, Webb, OF Amlte,
African of Franklin, Williams-e4.
relapses Nays-MeSsrS' Di"iO DnI, IT;
present Labauve, Lewis, Manning, Mayson-
,oyerned Mr. Surratt, from committee on
,aracter submitted the following report;
object is Mr. Speaker The joint standln q {
! of this mittee on claims, to wnom was reie
arned bv bill to be entitled an act to proVld
in the the pay of the Public Printer In c
for the cases, have had the same under co
ration and have instructed me 10
all con- said bill back to the House ana
,al char mend that it do pass
eedmen. On motion of Mr.. Surratt, the
eedmen. was received and agreed to.
;f shali On motion of Mr.. Dotson the
tribunal resolved itself into committee
- 9;s whole for the further conslderatl