The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-17

.t,,. that marion of the Governors Message I
,vb;cb relates TO the Chickasaw School FUND /
~ ,sfsrrad In a select committee OF three /
On tbe mart of the Senate and --- on /
the part of the House-
Na~srs Martin. Mosely and McCarso were +
anDoiuttd as the committee on the parton
the Senate. 49,. -.;ar
of tba GovernoT's Message which refers 10
+ ~ Ornhan's Home at Bauderdale Springs
vxas referred TO the committee ON Educa-
+i@r and that norton which refers to Dlssl-
/ Ile1 soldiers was referred to select commit
/ tee of three. consisting OF Messrs. stephens
/ jackson and HaE klns
on motion of Mr.. Stephens, 50 much OF
/ tbf. Cnyar,or's Message a. refers to public
/ buildings was referred TO the standing
committee on Public BuiiulhSs
ON motion of Mr. jackson, 50 much OF the
Governors Message as refers TO the Penlten-
! tiarv was referred TO the standing committee
on the PenitentlarN.
MESSAGE as relates to salt works and distI
/ lery.1 was referred Ia a select committee
consisting Of Messrs Lyles, Robinson and
Brooke
I That portion which refers to ''the Reve-
nue. Bill" was, on motion OF MI Taylor, re-
ferred TO the committee on Finance.
That portion which refers to cotton
money" was, on motion Of dr jackson, re
ferred 10 the Judiciary committee.
That portion which refers to County
Courts" was, on motion OF Mir McCargo, re-
4 ferred to the Judiciary committee.
That portion which refers to Estate
maps" was, on motion of Mr.. SWEET, refer
/ red to a select committee, consisting of
/ Messrs. SWEET, Napier and stephens
( That portion which refers to the super
/ iutendent OF Army Records was, on mo
/ ton OF Mr. Stephens, referred to the COM
mittee on the Militia.
That portion which refers to the "Adlu-
/ tant General" was, on motion of Mr. Ste
+ phens, referred To the committee on the
| Militia
That portion which refers to "Defaulters,
was on motion, of Mr.. Stephens, referred to
the committee on Auditors and Treasurer's
I offices respectively
That portion which refers 10 the eOndi-
ton of the people and measures of Relief,
was, on motion of Mr.. Stephens referred to
the :'Relief committee"
Mr. jackson, by leave, introduced bill to
, punish in certain cases the employers OF
laborers or apprentices, which was referred
to the committees on the Judiciary.
Nh King by leave introduced bill to
limit the time for the commencement OF
( prosecutions for certain felonies, which was
on motion ot Nh Tay Tor, referred to a select
committee of three, consisting OF MessTs
Martin, Miller and Lowry.
On motion OF MI iht -'Aif'tS
proceeded to the consideration of House
/ Messages.
House bill for the relief OF James {. Pur-
F nell "a minor of Carroll county, was amended
on motion ofAlr. Stephens by including Is.
f. May a minor OF Calhoun county and
passed.
House hilI to remove the civil disabilities
Of Elizabeth Murray, Cera J. Murray and
Jane Murray was on motion Of Mr. jackson
read and passed.
ON motion of Mr. Stephens, the Senate
adjourned until ; o'clock. p N.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
A message was received from the House
announcing the passage ofsundry bltis' ana
the adoption of a joint resolution that a Sc
lcct committee of three on the part oi the
House and - on the part OF the senate be
appointed. to whom shall be referred the me
moriaIS in relation to ''EverauX Hair ana
St Narv's Orphan Asylum located III the
city Of Natehez. Messrs. Hillyer, Montgom-
cry and Steele We're appointed on said com
mittee.
MIR. Martin by leave offered the following
4 resolution f. II -.
Resolved That the Committee on the
Peuitentiary be instructed to prepare and
introduce bill ut as early day OF the
present session as possible pending, provi-
ding for the leasing ont, for series OF
years, the Penitentiary of this State.
Mr.. Montgomery was excused by request
from serving on the Comittee on the Treas
ureT's office
On motion the! House messages were con-
sidered by the Senate.
The House substitute for Senate resolu-
ton in relation to Postage WAS read and
took its place on the Calendar.
This resolution makes II the Jne duty of
the Sergeant-dt-arms to furnish each mem
Der of the two Houses 81 80 worth of stamps
I. l. ,,Etl fs1l II
for the same The various officers OF the
Legislature to beallowed the same amount,
and at the close of the session, the Sci ge1nt-
alarms to report the amount furnished each
member and produce his voucher for the
) same
House bill to change the time of holding
the Circuit Court of Lowndes county was
referred to the judiciary Committee.
House bill to incorporate ''thc st. Joseph 5
School for girls, a charitable and education
al Institution in the city of Natchez," was
read
Mr. Lyles offered the following amend
mcnt.
Amend by inserting the word 'chite before
the word girl wherever it occurs.
Mr. Jackson moved to lay the amendment
ON the table, which motion was lost by the
f following vote:
YEAs-AIessrs. Cain, jackson, and Seal
NAYs-Mr. President, Messrs. Bintord,
Brooke, Brown, Hawkins, King, Land, Low
+ ery LyIes, Martin, McCargo, Miller, Mont
gomery, Moseey Napier, Robinson, Steph-
ems, SWEET, Wisdom and Nolh.
The amendment was then adopted.
/ Mr. King moved to amend the bill by
/ adding section that the act may he altered
OF repealed at any time by the Legislature
of this STATE.
On motion Of Mr Seal the bill and amend
ments were referred to the committee on
education.
The House bill to incorporate the town of
fernando i'll DeS0to county was referred
to a select committee consisting of Messrs.
i, McCargo, Brown and BiufoTd.
. T House bill entitled ian act to repeal an
act to prohibt the sale OF spritUous liquors
in the town OF Water Valley was passed.
House bill to incorporate the Holly
Springs Savings and Insurance Company
was passed.
House bin for the relief OF E. L. Sykes of
Monroe county" was passed.
Homie bill to incorporate the Franklin
Masonic High Schools" was passed
Mr. Lyles introduced a bill Ito provide
for and establish common schools III the
State" which WAS read twice under a stis-
pension of the rule, and on motion OF Mi.
Wolff, said bill was laid on the table, one
hundred and fifty copies ordered TO be
printed and made the special for Thursday,
the 18th inst, at ! o'clock a. NJ. Mr. Haw-
kins offered the following resolution which
was duoPbcu
Resolved, That the Relief committee"
he instructed to report bill to repeal or
abrogate the supersedeas bond, enabling
parties defendant to appeal 10 the High
Court without giving bond, as a means of
DELAY for collecting debts and consequent
, relief. That said committee be further in
ssructed to inquire into the propriety of re-
porting bill for the valuation of property
sold under execution a further means of
relief.
Mr.. LoweTy by leave introduced a bill in
relation TO Savings Institutions In this State
which was referred to "a select committee,
consisting of Messrs. Taylor, Lowery and
McCaTgo
Mr. Seal by leave introduced a bin to
amend chapter 81, section T., article $50,
page %, Revised Code, which was referred
To the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Brooke by leave introduced "a hill to
rep al certain parts of an act to establish
county courts, approved Nov "a, l-65, which
was referred to the Judiciary Committee
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