The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-24

Informing the House of the passage Of
sundry bills. -,
Mr. Luse of Yazoo, introduced bill TO
remedy defects in process issued without
official seals, which passed.
On motion of Mr.. Martin the bill to
incorporate the Wayne Manufacturing
Company was taken from the table and
referred to the committee on internal lm-
pIovements.
Mr.. Labauve offered the following res
olution which was adopted.
Resolved by the House (the Senate con-
curring) that inasmuch as there exists
doubts on the part OF the Legislature as
10 whether the State is legally or morally
bound to paw claims against this State
due and payable during the late war
which CLAIMS would have been paid by
the State treasurer on presentation but
the claimants preferred to take their
chances of payments thereafter rather
than receive the then currency OF the
State, therefore the State treasurer Is
hereby prohibited from paying any OF
the outstanding and unpaid warrants
Issued during the late war and these
bearing date the 18th, 18th, 2Oth and
2lst of October 1865, out of any of the
money in the treasury or which may
hereafter come into the treasury.
Mr.. Luse offered an amendment insert
ing after the word treasurer" the words
until further instructed" which was
adopted.
The resolution as amended was then
adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Levers, the Senate
message was then taken up.
On motion of Mr.. Labauve, the House
bill entitled an act for the relief of tax
nth
purposes, with Senate amendments there
to, was referred to the committee on
ways and means.
On motion of Mr.. Labauve the House
refused to recede from its non-concur-
renee to Senate substitute for House bill,
entitled an act authorizing citizens of this
State to redeem lands forfeited for taxes.
On the further motion .of Mr. Labauve,
the House asked for a committee OF
conference on said bill.
The Speaker appointed as the com
mlttee on the part of the House, Messrs.
Murdock, Labauve, Suratt, Seal and
McRae.
The Senate amendment by way of sub
stitute for House bill, entitled an act to
authorize the Boards of Police of Clai- |
borne ond Winston, to let out by contract
the repairs and work on the public roads
and bridges of said counties and for other
purposes, having been read, Mr.. Brown |
offered an amendment adding the county |
of lssaquena, which was adopted.
Mr.. Webb offered an amendment, |
striking out the county of Franklin,
which was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Murdock, the House
bill entitled an act to provide for the as
sessment on valuation of lands with the
70 Il i
TO the committee on ways and means
On motion of Mr.. RKimball the House
concurred in Senate amendment to House
bill, entitled an act to remove impedi-
ments IN the oyster trade of Jackson
county.
On motion of Mr.. Labauve, the House
refused to recede from its non>concur-
renee in Senate amendment to House,
entitled an act to incorporate the Com,
mercial Express Company.
On motion of Mr.. Lewis, the House
lsked a committee of conference on said
The Speaker appointed as such com,
mittee on the part of the House, Messrs.
Lewis, Labauve, Phipps, Simrall and Car
ter.
Mr.. Irby, from the committee on en-
oiled bills, submitted report of bills
to the Governor for approval
nd signature.
Mr.. Labauve called from the table the
oint resolution introduced by him on the
vening of the 2lst instant, pl oviding for
n adjournment of the Oath inst
The resolution having been read
Mr.. Labauve moved to amend the
anne by striking out Oath and inserting
7th.
Mr.. Suratt moved to amend the amend
lent by substituting Friday, the lst of
)ece mber. s
Pending which, on motion of Mr..
race, the House adjourned until to.mor-
DIV morning, 9 o'clock.