The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-17
Mr.. Dotson offered the following resolu-

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 "Mississipplan
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 lost.
The question was then taken on the
adoption of the resolution, and decided IN
/ the Affirmative.
Mr. seal, of Hancock, by leave, introduced
a bill to be entitled an act to incorporate the
city OF Shieldsborough, and for other pur-
poses.
Which was read the first time by its Ii
tie. aud on motion of Mr.. Seal was referred
to select committee OF four.
The Speaker appointed as said committee
Messrs Seal OF Hancock, Kendall, Steele and
Henley.
On motion of Afr Lewis, the following en-
titled bill was taken from the table: IAN
act 70 authorize the guardian of William =
Wilson To sell certain real estate in the
county Of Claiborne
And on motion Of Mr.. Lewis the bill was
referred to d select committee of three.
The speaker appointed said committee,
Messrs. Lewis, IIilIyer aud Cameron.
On motion of Mr.. Lewis, the bill entitled
IAN act To amend az act entitled an act TO
incorporate the Grand Gulf and Port Glib
son Railroad Company, approved October
&c. 1857" was taken from the table; and on
motion Of Mr.. Lewis, referred TO the com
mittee on Internal improvements.
The following message was received from
the Senate.
Mr. Speaker: The Senate has adopted
the following resolution, t0-wit:
Resolved, by the Senate, the House con
curing, That a joint select committee Of
three on the part Of the Senate. aud-On
the part of the House be appointed and
known the Relief Committee. to whom
shall be referred all Bills, Resolutions and
Propositions for the Relief Of debtors aud
upon subjects pertaining thereto
Messrs. King, McCargo aud Martin have
been appointed said committee on the
part OF the Senate. And has passed the fol-
lowing entitlad bin;
An act to incorporate the Pass Christian
College in the county Of Harrison.
Gn motion of Mr. Suratte, the Senate mes
sage was taken mp.
On motion Of Mr. Martin, the blank in the
resolution was filled with the number five,
as the committee on the part of the House.
On motion of Slr. Boone, the resolution of
the Senate was cOncurred in.
The speaker appointed rs the committee
on the part of the House, MeSsrs. Simrall,
Jones, Suratt, Griffin and Lyle.
The Senate bill entitled AN act to incOr-
porate the Pass Christian College in the
comfy Of Harrison" was taken up and read
the first time 10y its title and passed.
Mr.. Irby introduced memorial from the
Beard Of Police of Pamela county, in relation
+ to the assessment of lands in said county the
present year.
The memorial having been read, on mo-
ton of Mr. ir0v, it was referred to the com
IEittce on Ways and Means
Mr.. LiddelI, by leave, introduced bill to
be uGtled IAN act to the civil disabilities
of James G. PurnelI, a minor of Carroll
county, Mississippi which was read twice
under a suspension of the rule.
Mr.. Labauye offered the following amend
meat, which was adopted: ss-
That the provisions of this act are hereby
extended to Edward Wood of Desoto
/ county.
On motion of Mr.. Labauve, the rule was
further suspended, the bill read third time
and passed title being amended 50 as to
include the name Of Robert Wood of Desotc
county.
Mr. Lewis, by leave, introduced a bill u
be entitled an act to remove the civil disa
bilities of Elizabeth hurry, Cora J. MuTTy
and Jane ). nurry," which was read three
several times under a suspension of the rule
and passcd-title standing as above.
/ On motion of Mr.. Henly, the House adj
journed until tomorrow morning O'Clock