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

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Tile House met pursuant 20 adjournment
/ On motion Of Mr. McLanIin, Mr. McRea
was added 10 the Committee on County
| Courts
Mr. sinrall, from the Judiciary Commit.
tee, submitted the following reports:
The COMMITTEES OH the Judiciary. to whom
was referred bill 20 amend the law in rela-
ton to rceOgnizanoes reported adversely
thereto Report received and agreed to, and
bill lost
The Committee on the Judiciary, 10 whom
was referred bill ito incorporate the Jack
sou Savings and Insurance Company" re-
ported favorably thereto. Reserved aud
agreed to, and on motion Of Mr.. Labauve,
the bill was laid on the table for the pre-
sent
sr. Snrratt, from tho Committee OH
Claims, submitted the following reports;
The Committee on Claims, to whom was
referred the claims ofJoel Hall and J Powell,
citizens Of Madison county, reported adj
versely thereto. Received and agreed 20.
The same Committee, 10 whom was re-
ferred sundry claims of Marmaduke Shan
non, Sheriff Of Warren county. reported adj
versely thereto. Received and agreed to-
Mr.. Daniel from the committee ON Edu-
cation, to whom was referred u bill to All
thorize the Board Of Police of Tuniea conn
| ty, to transfer certain note ia the hands
Of the County Treasurer to the School fund
| Of said county, reported favOrably thereto,
and bill placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Daniel, from the same committee, to
whom was referred bill to aid in the estab-
lshment Of the Orphans Home, located ~
Lauderdale Springs, Lauderdale county,
Miss. adversely thereto.
Mr.. Reid, from the same committee, sub
mtted minority report favorable to the
bill, which was received and agreed to.
| On motion of Mr. Webb, of Amite, the re-
ports and bill were laid on the table until
the Bird Monday in january.
Mr.. Acker, from a Select committee. to
whom was .ferred bill incorporating the
Mississippi Agricultural Educational and
Manufacturing Society reported fayorably
thereto, and bill placed on the calendar.
Amessage was received from the Senate
announcing the passage Of sundry bills.
Mr.. Simrall, from a select committee, TO
whom was referred bill to amend article
2, section J., chapter 81. Revised Code Of
1867, reported favorably thereto. Received
and agreed to, aud the bill passed.
Mr.. Merrill, from select committee, to
whom was referrc,i that portion of the Gov
ernor's Message relating to a State Map, re-
ported bill encouraging the enterprise by
the State.
The report was received and agreed to aud
the bill placed on the calendar .t It
Mr. Walker from special committee, to
whom was referred bin to incorporate the
town of Morton, Scott county reported IA
substitute therefor, recommending its pas
age passed. -
Mr. Acker, from select committee, TO
whom was referred the petition of John
Walker aud others, reported fayOrably
thereto, and report was received and agreed
to and bill passed.
Mr.. Beauchamp, from a select committee,
to whom was referred the memorial of Sarah
Folsom, reported favorably thereto and the
report was received and agreed to and the
bill passed.
On motion of Mr.. Martin, the Senate mes-
sages were taken up. prls asss
The Senate resolution to encourage and
recommend Spencer's English Grammar,
was, on motion of Mr.. Simrall, referred to
the committee on Education.
The Senate bill to repeal an act to define
the powers and duties of the Board Of Po-
lice Of Monroe, Chickasaw and NOxubee
counties, approved Jan. 26. 1876, &C., was.
on motion of Mr.. Beauchamp, indefinitely
postponed. h.
Pending the consideration of Senate bill
to establish the WahalakAgrieultural Dis
trict. ON motion of Mr. Labanve, the House
adjourned until tomorrow o'clock. N