The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-26
OF he subj c; of Freedmen.

oh ne sutJ G. OF freedmen.
Mr l-.les offered the following resolu-
.tion:
Resolved, That the Judiciary commit
Tee oe instructed TO Inquire into the expe
tsFcy oi preparing and reporting a bill
70 iufther exempt property from sale. un
ger ext Gu ION, TO the extent of three
hundred and twenty acres of land viii
OUT reference to Its value. or the value ot
Improvements thereon al household
and kItcnen furnituIe books and scian.
| ~ apparatus. The l2nI to be inal;ena
oLe dorIng ;he minority OF any child or
etitaren, Notwithstanding the death of
eitasr parent. AisD six horses or M lies
twenty head of cattle, fifty head of hogs
thirty mead Of sheep. Also the nro3,9ot
OF the sol of said three hundred and
twenty acrss of land and all provisions
on h1nd. By way of amendment 10 or.
tici7s 2Sl, 282, 283 and 284, Revised Co.ie
pages $50 ana $50.
ar McCargo offered the following raso
iuiIa1, which was adopted:
Hesolved, That the COMMITTEES on the
judiciary be instructed to consider the
following; ''' 'Ne
;, mat the collection by legal process of |
an notes bonds. judgments or other evil
ue nee ~ d ot, which were originally civ
In : Of nade IN the purchase Of properly
81 y u al la" SO as TO be collected ia
terest. Tue IN
Mr Taylor proposed to amend bv s,.;l.
nS our the word "tbree" baiora a.
word annual" and insert ia len tborant ~
he word len" eoi'
The resolution and amendment ver.
eI5lrea ~ e, to the Judiciary conmittee.
~ Mr. Hooker. {
.i.~So'Ved, That the ,int select com
me- aPi oIAted to take into considera- Q
~ the laws AMI changes in existinp law {
'f fhe protection of the person and .
fopsrty OF freedmen and for otbor 80, t.
oSes, be styled Pun
DON'T select COMMITTEES on Froadn,on ii
Iopsed. eolueh' $,
ar Napier offered the following resoIn. o
13i' "h ca was adopted:
lt7s"iVeG, that the committee on p /
,S cons aud Grievances be instructed +, h
i0tte i1'to the eXpediency of REDUCING III
. oohaS OF all county officers of tbIs
s,G, ],';,' oiiE ha'I lhe amount that they ar, po
i'I'eo 10 give by the existing laws a. VI
: ''"'e ana report by bill or other va
Nr Miller introduced a bill ant;tIoo u
d act h re enact that the latter cIa,'. Il
article HI, chapter 60. If the Re,'is pu
te IN relation 10 Probate Conrts, )
zen was referred to the Judiciary com h'
tee. com IN,
20 motion of Mr. Hawkins, Mr. Lv,e- as
aoqeo TO the joint standing commit &c
on internal Improvements.
y Mr. Lowry. IF
oii' entitled an act for the relief ~ IA
ie9 itees OF, Susan Preston, deces se6 )rl
oH was referred to the judiciary com 'lai
tee. com nd
aJourned till o'clock p. Gul
3 o'cLocK, Pm. vas
snate met. ~ -
le t special order for 10 o'clock. a m mot
oay was taken up to-wit: r,
act 10 repeal an act entitled an 90. .epo
= nend section 7, ch apter 6. of tho r. AK
Code OF the State of Mississinri :, ull
the same provides for The con,nen he
n ior the State Printer. and for nJha, or /
oses, approved d c. 8th. 1863 and o.
IN + purposes Had
Wolf offered an amendment wbio, slat,
dopied u , =" nic' IN Y
m otioa of Mr. King the Sa,ato 10 educ
: ; ~ lhto comniJtee Of the Who'll. A
lSlGer sid bill. erno,
"a = sioFt ttme spent in committee The r,
: &c, me committee rose and re repre-
| The bill back TO the Sanota ,',;,i orya
aMeudments AMI recommends, he q
'"p' l1d O the amendments and In, lOunC
e OF the bill as amended rove
message WAS received from n. } An
. var c
oGfnt oI q on motion of Mr. Land until An
OK 10 morrow morning, % She