The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-10

After sometime spent therein the commit
tee rose reported bill back with sundry
amendments and with the recommendation
that the same do pass.
On motion OF Mr. Dotsou, the report was
received and agreed TO and the amendments
adopted as follows,
LIST Bo II further enacted, That II shall be
the duty Of tho Sheriff of the several coun-
tses to wait until the adjournment Of their
several courts before they start with convicts
to the Pcnitentiary, 80 as to make but one
trip for the convictions of each term Of the
court and that the Governor shall allow
compensation only for such number OF
| guards rs the circumstances OF the case IN
his judgement be- required.
ID Be it further enacted, That any Sher-
itf who has conveyed and delivered any con-
victs TO the Superintendent of the Peniten'
tary since the 18th day OF November, 1866,
shall be entitled to sach compensation as
provided in section of this act, upon his
complying with the conditions thereof, and
the Auditor ofPublic Accounts is authorized
| to issue his warrant Onithe Treasurer for the
same. The bill was then read the third time
and passed. :, ,
! Mr. Irby from the Committee on Enrolled
| bills submitted report announcing the cor
rect enrolment of certain bills and OF the
transmission of the same to- His Excellency,
| the Governor.
Upon the further consideration of special
orders, an act authorizing certain appropria-
| tions to Orphan Asylums in the city OF Match
ez was taken up.
| On motion of Mr. Hillyer the House resolved
| itself into Committee of the Whole for FUR
ther consideration with Mr. Labauye in the
chair. After sometime spent therein, the
committee rose, reported bill back with sun
1 a.. 10 nd xuit Ia
mendaton that the bill as amended do pass.
| On motion of Mr.. Labauve the report was
received and agreed to, and the following
amendments adopted:
| LIST. Provided, That the bonds SO appro-
priated for such Asylum, shall be applied
solely to such children as are resident OF the
State of Mississippi.
3D. Be it further enacted, That the sum of
one thousand dollars per annum for live
yeart be also appropriated to the Orphans
Home located at Lauderdale Springs paya-
BILE to their Trustees or their authorized
ogonts.
On motion of Mr. Hillyer the bill was
read the third time and passed as amended.
MIR. Irby asked leave of absence for Mr..
Ellis, which was granted.
On motion of Mr. Gowan the Senate mes
sages were taken up
The Senate bill for the relief of Henry
Conrad, of Jefferson county, was read the
| first time and referred to committee on Ways
and Means.
The Senate bill to''reperl an act to reorgan.
ize the militia was read the first time and
referred to committee on Ways and Means.
On motion of Mr. Lewis the House refused
to concur in Senate amendment to House
bill to renew the charter of the Vicksburg
and Meridian Railroad company, which
| tnll ApiI lla
Proviso in the 4th section.
On motion OF Mr.. Lewis the House refns'
| ed to concur in Senate amendment to House
bill to incorporate the Brandon Hotel Com
pany, which amendment is as follows:
Amend by striking out the 9th section.
On motion of Mr. Labauve the Senate bill
to grant general amnesty and pardon to
all officers and soldiers for crimes and INSIDE
meanOrs alleged to have been committed
during the war, was read twice and referred
to the Judiciary committed
On motion of Mr. Lyles the House concur
| red III Senate amendments to House bill to
| remove the civil disabilities Of Samuel Jack,
| minor of the county Of Rankin, which
| amendment is as follows:
Amend by adding the name of Edward
w Faunchcss, of Kinds county.
On motion of Mr. Morphis, the House con-
CURED in Senate amendment to House bill
to protect officers and individuals in certain
cases, which amendment is as follows;
Strike out all after the words Confederate
States" in the Cd section.
On motion of Mr. Caperton the House re-
fused to concur in Senate amendments to
House bill to incorporate the town OF Terry
10 the county of Kinds, which amendments
are as follows:
Amend by comforting the same powers on
the mayor of the town Of Louisville, Win
ston county.
Amend title by adding to it the words
""Sehdre riIf am6ndaf6iy 20 ali acJ TO au.
thorize the Board of Trustees of the Deaf
and Dumb Institution of the State of Mis-
sssippi to make contract with the agent
of the Deaf and Dumb Institute of Louisiana
or any other Southern State, was read the
third time and passed.
Mr. Gowan gave notice that he should, at
some future day, move a reconsideration of
the vote on the bill
On motion of Mr. Barry the House con.
Cured in Senate amendments to House bill
to incorporate the town of Crystal Springs,
Mississippi. Which amendments are as
follows:
Amend by striking out the title and insert
as follows:
An act to incorporate the town of Crystal
DpilhEot anu AOI ObHcI purposes.
Insert after the words section 1, the words
"be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Mississippi, That"
And insert after the numbers of all the
sections after section i, the words "be it fur
Their enacted, That"
And amend by additional section:'
SEC. 10. Be it further enacted, That this
act take Q fleet and be in force from and after
its passage.
On motion of Mr.. Owen the House con-
Cured in Senate amendment to House bill
for the relief of the Sheriff and members of
the Board of Police of Tnnica county.
Which amendment is as follows:
Amend by inserting after the word
"TuDica," the words "and Attala," and
chan ging the word county to counties, where
they occur
Senate bill to provide for making deeds in
certain cases, and for other purposes. was
read the first and second time, and on mo-
lion of Mr. Labauve, referred to the Judi.
,iary Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Hillyer, the Senate bill
% legalize the last will and testament of
Osiley, deceased, late of Madison county,
md for other purposes, was referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
On motion of Mr. Barry, the Senate bill to |
tho Mississippi Industrial In
urance Company, was referred to the Com |
nittee on Corporations.
On motion of Mr. Graham the Senate bill |
or the relief of w. NJ. Taylor, of Rankin |
county, was referred to the Committee on
4nnatic Asylum.
On motion of Mr. Simrall. the Senate sub
titute for House bill to authorize the Audi
or of Public Accounts to issue duplicate
in certain cases. was referred to the
to,uuii ffaa IN tho Tndioiarp
On motion of Mr. Luse the House concur
ed in Senate amendments to House bill to
rovide for rebuilding and repairing the
evees on the Mississippi river, in the State
f Mississippi, which amendments are as fol-
Dws:
lst Amend by additional section as "Sec
BE it further enacted, That the provisions
fthis act shall not apply to any lands lying
ast of the Sunflower river, in the county of
nor to the counties of SunhOw
r.
ID. Amend 81 section in 9th line after the
ord "land' and insert the words except
10 lands held by the State in trust or other
Use, the Chickasaw school lands, and 9TH !
school lands now exempt from taxation.
On motion of Mr. Shannon the House bill G
it'll Senate amendments to abolish the of
&c of Trustees of the Mississippi State
unatic Asylum, and for other purposes, !
ere referred to the Committee on Lunatic
sy,um.
Mr. Hillver introduced n hill IN anend