The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-25

Hinyer, wefe appointed the committee on u
part Of the House s.af ~
= message was received from the Senai
~ announcing ats concurrence Ia the forcgoin
y resolution.
The joint committee. through Mr. Lewer,
reported that they had discharged the dat
assigned them, and that the Governor woul
submit communication in writing al 3
o'clock, =. ~
On motion the House adjourned until 5
n Pm
= EvENINN SESSION.
House met pursuant to adjournment, Hon
I Samuel J. GhOlson, Speaker, in the chair
Hon. John West, Jr., member elect from
the county of Wayne, presented his ereden
tials and took the oath of Office
Mr. Milton offered the following resolu'
ton, which was adopted
Resolved, That the Clergy Of the city be
respectfully requested to open the morning
sessions of this House BY Invoking the bless,
ing of Deity upon its deliberations.
Mr.. Lewis, by leave, introduced the follow
ing entitled bills, which were read and laid
ON the table for the present:
! Anact Is authorize the guardian of VIM.
>. Wilson TO sell certain real estate in the
county Of Claiborne.
| Au act To amend an act entitled an act TO
Incorporate the Grand Gulf aud Port Gibson
Railroad Company, approved October IL,
1852
1 A message from the Governor, through his
private Secretary, was received and read.
(See Supplement)
On motion of Mr.. Duff, the message Of the
Governor WAS laid ON the table, three thou |
sand copes ordered TO be printed, aud that |
II be made the special order for tomorrow
morning at III O'clock.
On motion of Mr. Labauve, the acconpa-
nying documents were laid on the table with |
a view 70 their reference to Appropriate
committees.
Mr. Hillyer gave notice that he would on
Wednesday morning next introduce res
olutlon IN reference 70 the imprisonment of
Mr. Jefferson Davis
Mr.. Dotson offered the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, That the Doerkeeper of this
House be directed to arrange with the pro-
prietors ofthe Clarion and "Mississippian''
newspapers published in the city of Jackson, ,
to furnish their daily issue to each member /;
OF the House during the present session of
the Legislature
Mr.. Milton moved to lay the resolution on
the table, which motion was lOsl.
The question was then taken ON the !,
adoption Of the resolution, and decided in
he affirmative. !,
Mr.. Seal, of Hancock, by leave, introduced !,
I bill to be entitled an act to incorporate the i
'ity OF Shieidsb0rough, and for other pur- ii
POSES.
Which was read the first time by its III i.
lie, and on motion of Mr.. Seal was referred i
0 a select committee offonr. -,
The Speaker appointed as said committee NJ
iessrs Seal, Of Hancock, Kendall, Steele and h,
ienley. ~
On motion of Mr.. Lewis, the following en- ~
tiled bill was taken from the table; can a.,
Ct to authorize the guardian of William s. e. T.,
wilson to sell certain real estate in the y,
Ounty ofClaiborne," ne
And on motion of Mr.. Lewis the bill was r.
'terred to a select committee of three. ~
The speaker appointed as said committee, a.,
Iessrs. Lewis, Hillyer and Cameron. ~
On motion of Mr.. Lewis, the bill entitled n.
IN act to amend an act entitled an act to "
corporate the Grand Gulf and Port Glib ~
N Railroad Company, approved October ""
J, 1852, was taken from the table and ON ~
Otion of Mr. Lewis, referred TO the com p p,
ittee on Internal improvements. ~ ~
The following message was received from ~
e Senate. ~
Mr.. Speaker. Tho Senate has adopted
e following resolution, to-wit: D. D.
Resolved, by the Senate, the House con ne ~,
Ting, That joint select committee Of VIZ
rec ON the part of the Senate, and---On ~,
e part of the House be appointed and "a,
lOwn as the Relief Committee, to whom ~. ~
all be referred all Bills, Resolutions and III,
opositiOns for the Relief of debtors and
ION subjects pertaining thereto. ~
~, ,s,,sa,.,ttisS y. INV ~ the
1T of the Senate. And has passed the fol-
wing entitlad bill: apl
An act to incorporate the Pass Christian ny
llege in the county of Harrison. r..
On motion of Mr.. Suratte, the Senate mes a. ~
&c was taken mp. Is, .ne
On motion of Mr.. Martin, the blank in the ~, Nv
olutiOn was filed with the number five, ~
the committee ON the part Of the House. Zee Fee
)n motion of Mr. Boone, the resolution Of To-
, Senate was concurred in. tre 70
The speaker appointed as the committee .,e
the part of the House, Messrs. Simrall. 1, .i
les, Suratt, Griffin and Lyle. nu,
The Senate bill entitled IAN act to incOr- n
rate the Pass Christian College in the Gov
lnty of Harrison" was taken up and read 49,
} first time by its title and passed 90 90,
dr. Irby introduced memorial from the ~ n
ard Of Police of Pamela comfy, in relation ~
the assessmentfof lands in said county the La,
sent year. 49,
The memorial having been read, on mo- nra
n Of Mr. Irbv. il was referred to the com %, ~
Itee on Ways and Means.
DIR. Liddell, by leave, introduced bill TO nue.
en- titled IAN act to the civil disabilities ieIr
James c. Purnell, minor Of Carroll
nty, Mississippi" which was read twice nor
Ter a suspension of the rule. ierr
FIR. Labanve offered the following amend II
Mt, which was adopted; Con
NAT the provisions Of this act are berebv feT
ended TO Edward Wood of Desoto III
hty. .f map
IN motion Of Mr.. Labauve, the rule was red
ther suspended, the bill read third time Mes
passed title being amended so as to II
Jude the name of Robert Wood Of Desoto lifte
nty. ,. ton
n. Lewis. bv leave. introduced a hill ia mitt
sntitled IAN act to remove the civil disa- III
ties of Elizabeth Murry, Cora j. hurry tant
Jane S. Murry,T which was read three Phssai
eral times under a suspension Of the rule hn VI,
passed-title standing as above. ~
n motion Of Mr.. Henly, the House adj was.
med until Tomorrow morning 9 o'clock. tne
n fHa II