The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17
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A.,d lat lire, substltdte Inc "N
..c;,ias,; in Mace of the woru cl.y.
NJ Milton offered an amenonsn' =.
,be 2ist section, which was aooP'eu
he section passed as AMENDED. ;.ho,,t {
The o2d section was aoop'eo
amendment. ,u,lLo oc Aro;te Of |
80 snandnents 10 the 18th sectlon' |
and on motion tue
adopted as amended.
The 23d and oath section were aooPteu
without amendment, and on a i"etu oolS
motion the 25th, 26th, 9Th, 2oth, z9'h,
3Otb and 3lst sections were aooP'e"
without further amendments
Mr. Seal offered the following sddltlonai
section: ots5 That
| ,bis acttaks effect and be In 1orce from
and after its passage, which was aaopteo
The bill as amended then passed;
On motion Mr.. Pearce was aooeo ~
the committee on L-Vees' =. ,ho
The House then proceeded 10 ~
consideration of the speclal oToei ,t 80
The Senate bill to amend the Vagrah'
llws of this State. aoa IN
SoyoraI amendments were offered 10
the 7th section, when, on motion Oh MI
7, ,beuve the bill and amendments was le
f.rred to a select committee, com poseu
iof Messrs Simrall, Hunter, Weoo oi
Amite, Labauve and Dun.
The next special order was then taken
nm. to-wit: House bill to provide artlIi
cial legs to manned soldiers OF the Conleo
crate army. -.
\ The House resolved itself into commit
tee of the whole for the further conslde
ration of said bill, with Mr.. Merrill III lhe
chair. -
The committee rose, reported bill back
without amendments, and recommend
that it do pass.
| Report received ana Dill TeleFIeo ~ SC
lect committee oil five.
Y The next special order was then taken
up, to wit: :,
A senate bill to punish usurpation OF Ju-
dicial and ministerial functions, and pass
ed by yeas A, nays 40.
message received from the Senate.
Adjourned.
The House proceeded to the consider
: alton of Senate messages.
The Senate bill to incorporate the town
, of Goodman, in Holmes county passed.
| The Senate bill to incorporate the
2 Trustees Of the Silver Creek Baptist
t Church in Pike county passed.
The Senate bill to authorize Bergman
t Withers of Coahoma county to keep and
2 maintain ferry across the Mississippi
river from point opposite Helena, Ar
D kansas, passed.
q The Senate bill to incorporate the North
Mississi,pi Swamps Institution. Referred
: The further consideration of Senate
i message having BEEN suspended, Mr.
Y Irby, from joint committee on State III
q brary submitted report with accompa
e pying document from the Librarian
t which was received and agreed to.
Mr.. Irby introduced bill authorizing
8 the issuance of Treasury Notes as ad
vances on cotton, approved Dec. 10, 1861
D Referred.
Mr.. Murdoch, from joint committee or
t ways and means, reported that the bill tt
collect one cent tax per mile or all per
g sons travelling on railroads, except dis
abled Confederate soldiers, be deferred
o to some future day or some other session
e as the concurrence OF the railroad com
q panies is required Report received anC
l. agreed to.
l. Mr.. Murdock, from same committee
v reported adversely to an act to increas'
e the Revenue of this State. Report re
e ceived and agreed to.
IT Mr., MuIdock, from same committee
reported an amendment to an act to IN
Is struct the Board of Police of the severa
counties OF this State to call In and re
~ audit certain county warrants, and recon-
10 mended that the bill amended do pass
0, Report received and agreed to.
ID Mr.. Dotson introduced joint resolu
d ton, which was referred to the commit
le tee on claims.
lie Mr.. Lewis presented two petitions
a. which was referred to a select commit
tee Of five.
as Mr. Luse introduced bill to. regulat
mammal labor Referred
as Mr.. Bridges, of Tallahatchie, intro
duced a bill 10 amend the laws of thi
lg State. Referred.
re The House having resumed the consic
he Grafton of Senate messages, the Senat
s. bill to provide for appeals from the d'
a crees of the Special Court of Equity {
rs the State of Mississippi was referred.
ty The Senate bill to further secure tn
of Indebtedness of the railroad companie
n in this State on account of the none
borrowed from the State, under an az
ed approved March 9, 1856, passed.
We The Senate bill to amend the exeml
he ton laws of this State was read the fir'
time. Referred.
as The House bill to remove the civil di
abilities of VIM. III. Terrill, Jr., of Noxl
Ict bee county, was read the third time.
n Other amendments being offered, @
ee motion of Mr.. Tindall, the House a.
on journed until to morrow morning,
he o'clock.
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