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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.
WEDNESDAY, March l, 1882.

WEDNESDAY, March l, 1882.
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the Senate met Mr.
REYNOLDS in the chair.
House bill No. $3.50 amend an act to in.
corporate the town of GreenYilie. Read q
third and passed.
= On motion of Mr. Martin the Senate took
no House amendment to Senate bill No. 40
10 organize and regulate the duties of the De-
uartment of Immigration and Agriculture,
This amendment strikes out all alter the en-
acting clause and substitute new matter.
On motion OF Mr.. Reynolds the amendment
was referred to the Commi tee on Immigration
with instructions 10 report at "a p. N.
Leave of absence was granted to Mr.. JEFF
fords from day to day.
Mr. Boone called from the table Senate bill
No. 250-To repeal section I0l, chapter l6
Code of 1890 in relation to compensation of
anne ndments were proposed, all of which were
and the bill was Indefinitely post
poned under the operation of the previous
question by vote of yeas, II, NAYS, ID.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Senate bill M. l13-ro authorize the uss of
part OF the Agricultural Land Scrip Fund for
the purchase of lands as contemplated by the
act of Congress donating the same was passed
by a vote of yeas 10 NAYS H.
Seuafe bill No 254-To secure to each coun-
ty right to have its proportion Of students in
The Agricultural and Mechanical College,
with various amendments thereto, was, on
motion of Mr.. s. NJ Roane, referred to a
select commit se of three, with request that i.
report tomorrow morning Messrs s. NJ.
Roane, Mitchell, and Dalton were appointed
on this committee
Senate bill No. 25l-Tn relation to the Hos
pital Al Vicksburg was taken up.
The Committee on Benevolent Institutions
recommended a substitute therefore appropri
atiag $4,000 per annum for the years 1882
ard 1888
This was discussed at some length by
Messrs. $. NJ. Roane Spears, Martin, Longino,
Cowan and Henderson
1t was amended bvinserting 5000 In place
Of $4,000. Read third time and passed
At l:30 o'clock Senate took a recess until
7:30 p. NJ.
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And a eall for the n xiops question. Nas
susta ned.
The question OF the adoption Of the substi-
tlita required and ii was adopted.
NJ Blair offered a reSelHt on 70 have 10
COMES OF the sabstiInte pinned and 70 make
ii the special order Tor Friday next 81 instant,
ct ii o'clock. The part elating to printing
was lost.
The bill was considered engrossel read
third time an passed BY the following vote:
yeas n, nays y.
AR. Buchanan moYed TO amend the title 50
that il will read rs follows:
An aet TO prevent extortion and unjust dis
ordinations BY flie railroads IN the state Of
Mississippi
Mr. Stoae offered = resolution looking to the
appo ntnent of 4 joint committee to memorla-
lize Congress ia relation 70 the preservation
oF the alavil lands of the Mississippi Delta,
and improvement Of navigation OF the Mlssls-
sippi river Adopted.
Bv Mr. Davis-A Joint resolutions IN regard
10 national aid to the cause OF common school
education, in Mississippi, and other southern
States.
senate bill No. 255-In relation to legisla-
tive apporiioament OF the State Of MISSISSIPPI
pi. was taken up ami read.
Mr.. Selman aaiied for the previous ques-
ton. Bill was read third time and passed
Mr. Howry offered a resolution in regard 10
the acceptance of certain papers, presented
by Col j. +. H. Claiborne to the State OF Mis-
sissippi An amendment was offered and
adopted The resolution was adopted as
amended
House adjourned at 6 o'clock p. n.
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HOUSE-FIFTIETH DAY.
WEpNEspAr. Mnroh | 80.

WEDNESDAY,. March |, 1882.
House met. Mr.. Handy in the chair.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Duckworth
Mr.. Frederick moved to recOnsider the vote
whereby the resolution of last night, provid-
ing for the daily call Of the roll of counties
when each member could have the right to
call up two bills, was adopted Lost.
Mr. Rees called up House hill No. IA, and
offered an amendment by way of substitute
and moved its adoption.
Mr.. Tison offered several amendments to
the amendment.
Mr.. Rees moved the adoption of the substi-
tute as amended. Carried
MIR. Frederick offered resolution to adjourn
sine die on the 4th of March, at o'clock P. NJ
Adopted.
Mr. Montgomery, Of Bolivar moved that the
the special order in relations 10 agricultu-
raj liens to postponed to take up the resolution
calling for a constitutional convection Car
ried.
Mr.. Montgomery, of Bolivar, moved the
adoption of the resolution.
Mr.. Gibson moved to table. Last
The previous question being called the res
olntion was lost by the following vote
YEAs--Messrs. Askew, Atkinson. Ayers,
Berry, Blankinship, Brown, Cameron, Chap.
man, Downer, Ruckworth. Elmer, Erwin,
Cranberry, of DeSOto, Gully, Guynes
Handy. Harrell, Inge, jones' of Smith, Knox
Lyle. Marshall McAfee, MeBeath Mccall
McCallum McKie MeRae Montgomery. az
&.
vine, Rees, Rhodes, Rodman, Saunders, Stiles.
Stevens Stone, St0yall, Triee Turnipseed
Watson, Welborn, Williamson, Woods, of Lau-
derdale.-4a
FATs--Messrs. Armstrong, Blackwell, Blair,
Boyer, Buchanan.of Chickassw, Buchanan, of
Rankin, BurdiEe, Byrd. Coats Collins Core
right, Crawford. Davis, Dodds, Edwards Fergus
son, of Wilkinson, Fields, Finley, FonIes Fred
erick, Gibson, Cranberry, of Kinds, Greaves,
Griggs, Hsrper, Harlow, Hickman, Howry,
va rrf few - I II
Magruder Matheson, McCool. McLain, Me-
Swine, Mellen, Mitchell Montgomery, of
Madison. Moss Shorter Myers Majors Poston
Rose, Selman, Simmons, Simpson, Sykes
Takcett, Terral, Watts, White, Whitney, Wood,
of Oktibbeha. Mr.. Speaker.-57.
SPECIAL ORDER.
House bin No. 327-An act to amend section
1865, chapter 81 of the Revised Code Of 1880 in
relation to agricultural liens was taken up
and read
Mr.. Davis moved the passage Of the bill
Mr.. Stiles offered the following amendment.
Provided, That this act shall not extend be-
yond the lst day of January. 1888, and that
from and after the lst day of January, 1883.
any mortgage or deed Of trust or other lien given
upon anything not in existance at the time of
the making OF the lien shall be absolutely null
and void
Mr.. Guynes offered amendment to amend
ment; by striking out January and inserting
Mr. Crawford moved to table the amendment
and amendment to the amendment Carried
Mr. Stiles offered an amendment to the origi-
Mr Buchanan, of chickasaw, moved to
Mr. Duckworth offered an amendment which
Mr. Field moved to table. Carried.
me Dill vas then read . third time and
On motion he House adjourned Il l.25r ;. :.
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HOUsE--FIFFY.FIRST DAY.
TnrRspAr. March . 1872

THuRsDAY, March ?, 1882.
House met, Mr.. Speaker Tison in the chair
Prayer by Mr. Harrrll
Leave ofabscnce was granted the Committee
on Appropriations.
Under suspension of the lulc, Mr.. Noel in
trodEeed House joint Resolution No. 20-To
provide, by constitutional amendment for the
holding OF state and county elections only
once in four years.
NJ. Noel moved an Amendment providing
Tor the reference of the resolution TO the pco-
pie Mt the next general election Carried
The joint Resolution was read drst tine.
REGULAR ORDER
Mr. Inge called mp House bin No. 4l2-To
authorize the board Of supervisors of The
county OF Alcorn TO work and repair public
roads OF said county by letting such work out
TO the lowest bidder
House concurred in Senate amendment
thereto. ~
Mr. Inge called up House bill No. 627-An
act to authorize the N. O. d N.E.RR r.. and
Gulf and Ship Island Railroad to purchase
certain swamp and Overfowed lands in this
state etc., known as Pearl River navigation
Mr.. Buchanan, of Chickasaw. offered an
amendment which was adopted
Inc bill was read a third time and passed.
MT. mlliIamson called up the report OF
oPeclai committee on investigation Of the Off
ces o. the treasurer and Auditor
Mr.. Buchanan Of Chiekasaw moved Ia table
the report Overruled. " '''''
Mt. Williamson called for the reading Of the
resolution creating the Special Committee and
moved the adoption of the resolution
Mr. Whitney moved 10 table. Lost.
Mr. Byrd moved to amend the resolution nv
striking out 1000 to defray expenses of inves-
tigation wherever il occurs and INSERTING in
lieu thereof $500 Lost q"
Mr.. Hurt moved 10 amend nv str;Li,, ort
Tabled. 'i ~ o00"i''
MT. white moved the adoption of the reso-
latlon and on call for the yeas and nays, il
was adopted by the following vote.
CO a1essrs Askew, Blair, Boyer, Brown,
cameron, Coates, Collins, Cortright, Crawford
DJ!owner; Edwards, Ferguson. Of Wilkinson,
- i9nley, FOules, Frederick, Gibson, Cranberry,
o. DeSota, Griggs, Guynes, Handy H.rper,
hlaEiow Harriet Inge, lvey, johnson, of Yalo-
r $3.50. 49,. Ssnnes, OF Lliayette, Knox, Levy Lyle,
sMleCooi, Mclnnis, McKie, McLain, McRae,
Miicneli, Montgomery, of Oktibbeba Moss.
Nabers, Noel, Pope. POwe, Provine. Rees. Rod
man, shorter, Simmons Simpson. Stovali,
IA aackett TREE, Turnipseed, White. williamson,
snset - =. sa ooeha Woods, Of Lauderdale, Mr..
EArs-A lessrs. Armstrong, Atkinson. Blank
le e1 nuehannan, Of Chickasaw. Buchanan,
~ y, ~ nkIn, Byrd, Chapman, Dodds, Duck worth,
Jobra3 - van. kleld Greaves, Hickman Hurt,
: onnston. Of Franklin, Jones, of Smith. Ma
sruoer Aathison, McCaIlum, Mcswine, Mel
IS IS y, son geometry, Of Madison, Myers. Rhodes.
80 1ose saunders, Selman, Stiles, Stevens, Stone
{ y .. Sc, 5errall, Watson Watts, Welborn, Whit
mr. Cameron offered the following resolu-
heselsed, That no member Of the committee
~ iginal resolution for investigation Of the
Ae4itor and Treasurers books snail be APP
pointed On he committee created by their rec
Mr. White moved il adon,ion
Mr. Edwards moved n fshi~ rest
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EVENING SESSION.

The committee appointed to examine into
the grounds of complaint against the Auditor
and Treasurers offices were excused for the
evening.
Mr. Simpson offered petition in reference
to Temperance from The citizens of Noxubee
county TO Committee on Temperance.
CALL OF COUNTIES CONTINUED.
House bill No 5SS-An act to authorize the
county superinten 4ant of public educ ltion OF
Washington county, to employ teach rs in Ger
lain cases, at higher rate OF compensation
than is now allowed by law. Passed.
Senate bal No lS0-fo authorize the Green
Vile and Bowie Railroad to run Il ferry.
Passed.
House bill No. 4S9-An act to facilitate and
better secure the prompt execution OF process
in Washington and other counties. Indefinite
~ postponed.
Mr. Powe called up House bill No. 825-To
define and survey the county line between
Clarke and Wayne counties, Passed.
House bill No. S65-To change the time OF
holding circuit court of Lauderdale county.
Passed.
Mr.. Ferguson, of Wilkinson, called up House
bill No 762-An act for the reiiet of Wiley
NJ srgan, of Wilkinson couaty. Considered IN
Committee of the Whole, and passed, yeas 49,
nays2
House bill No. 3o8-An act defining who
shall work on the public roads in Wilkinson,
LoYudes aid Franklin counties. Amended
by the Senate House concuIred in Senate
amendment.
House bill No. sl4-To insure the better
working OF the public roads in Wilkinson
county. Passed
Senate bill y o. 26l-To provide for the pay
mpnt of the claim of d. B. Garfield, of Phila
delpha for law hooks furnished the State in
1870.
Considered in Committee of the Whole aud
passed-geas 81 nays /.
House bill No. 245-An act to authorize the
sale oi e East Enterprise Female Academy.
Passed.
House bill No. 452-An act for the relief Of
Jackson Fisher, sheriff of Coahoma county.
Mr.. montgomery, Of Bolivar, moved the bill
be ind tinitely postpon d. Carried.
House bill No. 1910 authorize the treasu-
rer Of COahoma county to loan at interest the
permanent school fund. Passed.
Hcu.e bill No 7Il-An act 10 reclaim TO the
State from overflow certain lands herein de-
scrihed Passed
House bill No. 456-An act for the relief of
ieSoto county.
Mr.. Rees moved the bill be indefinitely post
poned. Carr ed.
House adjourned at o'clock Pm.
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sgSATE-FORTY.sEyENTH DAY.
TUESDAY,, February Is, 1882.
Senate mel at 10 A. NJ. Mr.. Reynolds in the

TUESDAY,, FFDfaafy 20 49,
Senate met at 10 A. N. Mr.. Reynolds in the
chair.
SENATE BILLS ON Third READING.
Senate hill No. 207-To Incorporate the
Hampton Land and Improvement Company,
amende aad passed.
Senate bill no. 332 To authorize the board
of superyis OF Rankin county 10 pay certain
warrants Passed.
Senate bin No. 2lG-To authorize the Seere-
iary Of Stare to furnish the clrcnit Couri
Clerk of Hiads county with certain reports.
Passed.
Senate bill No. 341--To authorize the board
of supervisors Of Calhoun county TO levy a
special tax 10 pay oulstand ne teachers war
rants Passed
Senate bill No. 325-To incorporate the Ex
celsior Cotton Manufacturing Company Of Mis-
sissippi was Indefinitely postponed.
Senate bill No. 263-Io establish ferry
across Little Atehafaiy.r Bayou, in Washing
ton counts, etc. Passed.
Senate bill No. 302-For the relief Of persons
whose lands have been illegally sold by tin
levee commissioners of this STATE lndetnlie
Senate bill NJ. 296-1o allow the clerks OF
the boards OF supervisors of the counties o.
Harrison, Jackson II taeock. Perry, trloa
aud Greene, additional comp nsatI7n. PASSED..
Senate bill No. 295-To incorporate the VI 8
sisissipai and Mexican Gulf Railroad Compa-
ny. Passed
Senate b1il No. 268-To incorporate the
Meridian NJ ais was recommitted.
Senate hill No 30l-To reclaim from OYER
flow, lands described therein, and to provide
for cleo ing board of OF commissioners, to BE-
STYLED the "falahnichie River Lsvee Board
of commissioners, etc. Passed.
The privileges OF TIE Senate were exten lei
TO Hon J L. s. Hill, of Cbickassw county, ami
Hon. F Pratt, of Madison county.
Senate hill No 198-fo provide for tax on
dogs Failed TO pass its third reading.
Senate bill No. li4-Making appro priations
for permanent improvement and for the
support and maintenance Of the 4. and NJ.
College for ihs years laS2 and 1881, was dis
cussed at some len 9TH, and various amend
rnents proposed, all Of which failed, and the
| bill passed as reported by the commit Z, APP
propriating $1,000.
Senate bill No 317-To amend the charter of
! the City of Vicksburg was amended and
passed
Mr.. W A. Roane offered Concurrent Res
olution that the Legislature adjourn sine de on
| March 4th, at O'Clock P. NJ. Tabled subject
to call
/ Senate bill No ll3-To authorize the use Of
/ part of the Agricultural Land Scrip Fdnd for
/ the puredase Of lands as contemplated by act
of Congress donating the same,
! The bill net having been engrossed was laid
over for engrOssment
/ The Committee on Militia TIN ough their
chair nan, Mr.. Walker. submitted 4 report
I Senate at 2:i5 clock took a recess until I;3O
f.! p N
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sENATE-FoRTY-sEvENTH DAY.
NIGHT SESSION.
Tnran.r Eahrr

TpEsDAT, February q. 1882.
Senate met at 7:30 RM
message from the Governor announced
his approval Of:
Senate bill No. 20-To regulate the practices
OF medicine in this State
Under the order heretofore adopted the fol-
lowing bills we're called up and disposed 81
as stated
House Bill No. 1910 amend the laws in
relation 70 the board Of supervisors and the
working Of roads in Madison county. Read
once and rejected
House bi No. 48I-To encourage the intro
dnetion ef improved stock In Madison county.
Amended to he made b apply to the State
and indefinitely postponed
a message was received from the House
announcing that the House vas ready 70 re-
caive the Senate in order to proceed with the
ceremonies III receiving the sword Of the iste
Gen William Barksdale
Tharenp0n the Senate repaired ia . bodv ID
the hall Of the Honse for the purpose fndi-
Gated.
JOINT CONVENTION.
The President Ct fhe Senate announced the
object 81 the Jcins Convention. The Joint
Committee oE Arrangements and committee
representing The late Griffith Barksaaie-
Humphries Brigade bearing the sword. we're
ANNOUNCED. invited IN and received By the
Joint Convention standing.
WhereupDn, Hon. IhQs +. Mo0dA repre-
senting the Brigade advaneod down the aisle
and pfsssnfd Sc sword 81 General Barks5sls
with tie following address
Gszslsn.sn y t1s Ss4als eaa Houes e Rsprss
NJ brntEers here ard myself ere entrusted
viii the exeentisn e solemn mission 70
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Mf. Gibaon e lea - t'se oleaslan
on tfe third reading 4na paszAge q the Dill
Sustained and bill passed
Senate bill No. 1eg--An act entitled an act
10 incorporafe he town 81 Magn0lia Pike
county. approved April Is, 1871.
Mr. Simmons 8fefed an amendment BY Way
Of substitute. and on motion the bill pas ell
House bill Ne 4Z2-An act to authorize he
Governor 10 appofnt justices Of the peace 20
I'll vacancies in Washington, Bolivar and
Adams counties Coneurred in Senate amend
menss.
Mr. simmons moved to amend BY adding
the county OF Pike.
On motion Of Sir. Simmons the bill passed IS
amended.
MESSAGE FROM The GOVERNOR.
Informing the House that he had approved
the following entitled bills, to-wit:
House bifl No. 576-An act 10 incorporate
The WaithalI Bar and Law Library Associa-
ton. At Walthail, in Webster eountE.
House bill No. 4z0--An act to remedy The
drainages occasioned by the burning OF the
Court-4ouse Of Union county
House bill No. 60 81 act 70 prevent the
sale OF rineus or spirituoas liquors IN the toEn
of PentOioc ami Tor other par .oses. Passed
House bill No. dan at 10 Incorporate
the Brandon, Mining, Miliiag Manufacturing,
Drainage. Construction AMI Land Company
Passed.
ON motion, the House adjourned at 1879
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our YaEoo oorrespondence.
YAzoo, Miss, Feb. 25, 1SS


EprroRs CLAR1oN: In addition to the
s,railroad BOOM, the 'smarriage BOOM has
struek our community. The "marrying
fever'' has indeed become epidemic aud We
have heard several of our bachelor friends
anxiously inquiring il vaccination would
not proye an efficaeioas bar TO eontagion.
We have had no less than three weddings
this week. Miss Bette Goesey 60 Mr. I.
Smith ana Yesterday the double wedding at
the Methodist Church of Mr.. VIM. Hudson
"a Miss Emma oatchihgs. and Mr. II :,
Therrel to Miss Hattie Catchings Accord
Ing TO rumor the boom has but just com
menced. Let the good work go on sad soon
Ne win have no need of foreign lmmigFa.
ton. All the planters ia the Iazoo Valley
are anticipating an Overflow aud are pre-
,sy;nv accordingly. Our latest sdyices
from the oper streams are truly appalling
and if they be true. calanity seems newt
aba Every one is delighted that our rAu-
road charter has been secured and that
prospect OF a speedy connection WITH the
capital city Is encouraging. 0ok.
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MADISON MISS. Feb. 18th. 1882.

EDrToRs CLARION: By invitation, The
Rev. G. B. Galloway, of your city came up
to this place yesterday afternoon and deliv-
cred last night his sIeeturee on Industrious
Ounces" The lecture is full OF incident
and replete with interest and information.
The Lecturer fully sustained his reputation
as an orator, and despite the threatening
evening we had a very excellent and apPre-
ciative audience. The proceeds were dona-
ted to the erection of pastors Office cen
nected with the Methodist parsonage IN our
little town. | assure every one who may
have a chance to hear this lecture, they will
do we'll to avail themselves of the opportuni-
ty Hoping this note may encourage its
repetition ia other places, | am
Your Ob't Servant,
p A. JOHNSTON.
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NIGHT SESSION.

| Mr. Speaker Ttson in the chair.
/ Leave of absence was granted to Mr.. Rogers
| from day to day.
I Mr. Ayes entered motion to reconsider
the vote on Senate bill No 9S.
| Mr. Montgomery, of Bolivar, moved the
! rule he suspended for the purpose OF taking
up the following resolution offered by Mr..
| Howry.
/ Resolved, That the roll of counties be called
! daily, when each e0uH$y shall have the prIvI-
I lese OF calling up aud disposingo of two bills
lon the Speakers table or in the hands of the
/ COMMITTEES.
| Mr. Noel offered an amendment which was
tabied and the resolution was adopted.
| House bill No 746-An act to repeal an act
emitted an act 10 prevent the sale of spirit
uous liquors, etc, within seven miles of Con-
cord anu Pleasant Hill Churches in Simpson
county, approved Feb. 5, 1880. PISSED.
House bill No, 907-To be entitled an act to
authorize The board of supervisors Of Simpson
county 10 pay certain outstanding school war
rants issued for the years 1880 1881. indef
nitely postponed.
House bill No. 14s-To amend section 1910 OF
the Revised Code of 1880.
| PRESENTATION or THE SWORD OF THE LATE
GEN. WILLIAM BARKsDALE.
Mr.. Norrell moved the Speaker appoint a
committee of three to notify the Senate that
the House is now ready flor its reception, in
accordance with previous resolution for the
presentation of the sword of the late Gen.
William Barksdale, Messrs Norrell, Blair and
Montgomery, of Bolivar, were appointed the
committee.
The chairman thereof reported that they
had discharged their duty. and that the Sem
ate would Immediately repair to the hall Of
Representatives.
The Sergeant Arms announced that the
Senate had arrived aud the President pro-tem
of the Senate, Mr.. Reynolds, called the Joint
Convention to order, and announced the pur-
pose of its assembling.
For proceedings Of Joint Convention, see
Senate report.l
W hen the Joint Convention vas dissolved
and Senate had repaired to its chamber, on
motion, Of Mr.. Inge, the House adjourned IS
mark Of respect to the memory Of Gen. Banks
dale.
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HoUSE-FIFTIETH DAY.
wEpsrspAY, March /
NIaHT sEssION.

NIGHT SESSION.
House bill No. s76-An act in relation 70
the pres -rEa9on of the field notes, maps re-
cords and other papers appertaining to land
titles within this State, etc, was taken mn.
On motion Of Mr. Field, the House resolved
itself into Committee of the Whole for con-
sideration of the bill Several amendments
lost -4' /" We
Mr.. Field moved that the committee rise
and report the bill back with the recommend.
datlon that il do pass. Report was received
ana on call Of the ayes and nays, the bill
MESSAGE FROM THE GoYEaxoR.
message was received from the Governor
informing the House that he had aDproved
the following entitled bills to-wit:
House bill No. 543-Entitled an act for the
re &c q y a. Brame, ex ofieio tax collector
OF Jasper county.
House bill No. ENTITLED an act IA amend
section 1855 Of the Revised Code Of 1880 IN.
relation TO exempt properly.
House bill No. 193-An act to incornorats
the Howard Association Of Claiborne eountv
REGULAR oRnER-oALL on COUNTIES.
ut; Montgomery, Of Bolivar, called up House
Dill No: o23-An act to provide for The aboIi-
Ion q the board OF liquidating levee com.
missioners, ETC., which was read a thir5 t;r..
and passed. silhe
Mr Montgomery, Of Bolivar. called mn Sen.
ate phi no. lsl-An act to ascertain the on1-
ss t indebtedness Of the liquidating
ieyee district, etc. Committee amend ress,
adopted and the bill passed. sn'
~ q Z; montgomery, Bolivar, called IN Hons.
PHI 10 31o-An act to more effeetnalI,, ,s-s
teet the public levees in the Mississinn; psO-
dais.fics, amending laws pertaining "a aid
district, esa, and the House refusefl -
IN senate amendments thereto y
80 .on gnmery, Of Bolivar, called for
TTemn1l1see Ct Conference which was granted
and Blackwell. S'ohs' Lyle
M AZ. Blair called up Senate bill No. DE-
~ an appropriation to buy furniture for
the dOvernors mansion. ~
On notion. the House went into Cemm;,,..
q ne whole, and after some time consnmeS
w v H ssl1 erosep and recommended the nasSaos
81 the bill Report was received. ana the Nj
vas read third time aud passed. - -
RERoKE Of sAnEcT connIrrrp
end Treasurer, oface ~ < '''ai'ot
~. sgE4KEn- Your select committee g.