The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-08


Mr.. Napier presented petition from the
Trustees Of the DeAf and Dumb Asylum
with an accompanying bill, amendatory Il
an act 10 authorize the Board Of Trustees Oi
the Deaf and Dumb Institute Of the STATE
of Mississippi, to make a contract with the
agent of the Deaf and Dumb Institute o.
Louisiana, or any other Southern State
Passed.
Mr.. Land introduced bill for the benefit
Of Mary +. Greeu, minor Of Attala county
Passed.
Mr.. Lyle moved to reconsider the vote ia
ken on yesterday, ruling out of order House
bill to regulate remedy by attachment
against debtors, which motion was declared
out of order.
Mr. King, from the Judiciary committee,
reported favorably TO the charter Of the
town Of Crystal Springs, and the amend.
ments offered thereto, which amendments
were adopted, and the bill passed as amended
| Mr.. Lylee, from the Finance committee, re-
ported favorably to the bill for the better
protection Of the State Capitol, aud other
buildings belonging to the State. Report
agreed to and the bill passed by yeas 20,
nays 3.
Mr.. Lyles, from the committee on Educa-
ton reported adversely to the bill in relation
to monies arising from license in the town of
Pittsboro. Report agreed to.
Mr. Mosely, from the Committee ON Pro-
positions and Grievances, reported adversely
to the bill for the relief of G III Meadows
and j G. Coulson, and the bill was lost.
Mr. Mosely, from the same committee. re-
ported favorably TO the bill supplemental
to an act to authorize the redemption of
lands sold to the State, and the bill passed
Mr. M0sely, from the same committee, In
his report asked to be discharged from the
farther consideration of the memorial of
Joseph A Turpin. Report agreed to.
Mr. Mosely reported adversely to the bill
to authorize l. X NJ Byram to retail vinous
and spiritnous liquors without license and
the bill was lost.
Mr. McCargo, from the Committee on the
Lunatic Asylum, reported favorably to bill
for the relief of William NJ Taylor, of Ran
kin county, and the bill passed.
Mr. Hawkins, from the Committee on Agri-
culture, reported favorably to the bill to in
corporate the Mississippi Industrial Insu-
rance Company and the bill passed
Mr. King, from the joint select committee
appointed by the Senate and House to cor
respond with the several Railroad compa-
MES of this State with view to the Tednc-
tion of freight on corn to actual cost of
transportation, presented communication
from the President of the Mississippi Cen.
trail Railroad in which he refuses to reduce
said freight.
Also communication from the President
of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad in
which he complies with the request of the
Committee to reduce said freight.
A message was received from the Cover
nor transmitting sundry legal cases asking
the advice and consent of the Senate
message was received from the House
announcing the passage Of sundry bills.
Mr. Hooker, from select committee re-
ported favorably to the bill for the relief of
the Sheriff and members of the Board Of
Police of Tunica county and the bill passed
Mr.. McCargo, from select committee, re-
ported favorably to bill to obtain supplies
donated by the Kentucky Baptist Southern
Relief Association, and the bill was referred
to the committee on IndigenC Fund.
Mr.. Jackson, from select committee, re-
ported favorably to a bill to legalize the last
will and testament of NJ. G. Riley, late of
Madison county, deceased, and for other
purposes. Passed.
On motion the Senate adjourned until
tomorrow morning 9 o'clock.