Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-16

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Mr.. RICHARDSON, chairman of the committe on
Enrolled Bills reported several bills as correctly
Mr.. Cooper, chairman Of the committee on New
Counties and County Lines reported on same, to
authorize bills which had been referred TO that com
mite, and they took their place on the calendar.
Mr.. SMITH, of Davidson, chairman of the commit
tee on Internal improvements, made several reports
on bills heretofore referred to them.
Mr. HARRIS, Of the committee on Agriculture,
reported on same two or three bills which had been
referred to that committee.
Mr.. BgowN of Monroe, presented memorial
I from a number of citizens of Roane county, PRAYING
for change of the line between Monroe and Roane
counties; read and referred
Mr.. ODELL, OF the Joint Select Committee on
Tipping, made report against the resolution re-
ierrng the question to the people, and against the
| principle of the Maine Law; report withdrawn.
Alr. BUFoRD chairman of the Select committee to
whom was reported resolution on the subject of
| public building &c. reported resolution in leu
Mr., CLEMoNs, of Davidson, introduced a resolu-
ton directing the Comptroller to issue his warrant
IN favor of the public printers &c.
Mr.. HARRIS, of Washington, introduced bill to
repeal the quart law; read first time and passed.
Mr.. SYKES, introduced bill to secure the proper
! ty OF married women; read first time, passed and
referred TO the committee the Judiciary; and
dered = copies of the bill to be printed.
Mr.. WINCHESTER Introduced bill to appoint
/ State Librarian; read first time, passed and refer
red to the committee Education. 81
Mr.. BULLEN introduced bill to amend an act en-
titled act for the adjustment OF 1nsovent Estates
read first time and passed
Mr.. HUME introduced a bill to repeal an act pas
sed 18th February, 1882 TO change the line between
the counties of Williamson and Rutherford; read
first time and passed, es
| Mr.. WHEEDFR introduced a bill to promote Re-
| ligion; read first time and passed
| Mr. ELLIS, introduced bill on the subject of
tipping; read first time and passed.
Mr. GREER introduced bill to incorporate the
Jackson and Mllfin Turnpike Company; read first
time and passed 1 80 80
Mr. DoRrcH introduced a bill to incorporate the
town Of Somerville in Fayette county; read first
time and passed. -
Mr. Lucas introduced bill to amend an act passed
on the day OF Tread first time and
passed.
Mr.. MARTIN introduced bill for the relief of the
Stones river and Statesville Turnpike Company read
and passed first time.
Mr. BRowN of Monroe, introduced a bill to au-
thorze the entry of certanlands on Hiwassee river
read first time and passed. -
Mr.. Brown of Monroe introduced to change
the line between Monroe and Roane counties; read
past and referred to the committee on New Coun-
ties and County Lines. ..
Mr.. BULLEN introduced bill to authorize the sale
Of vineous and other liquors. manufactured from the
groth and produce of this State on the premises
where made &c
On motion the House took up Senate bill to
amend the charter Of the Hartsve and Carthage
Turnpike Company; read first time, amended and
referred.
CALENDAR OF RESOLUTIONS.
Resolution directory to tie Committee on the PEN
tentiary; read and adopted
Resolution directory to the Attorney General of
the 8th Circuit; read and referred.
Resolution directory to the Bank of Tennessee,
Union Bank and Planters Bank read and referred
CALENDAR OF THE sENATE-BlLIs on FIRST READING
A bill to amend the Internal Improvement law;
read first time and passed
A bill 10 authorize the building OF mill dams on
Stones river; read and passed Jls sa
Senate bill to incorporate the Central North and
South Railroad; taken up on motion and passed
third time.
On motion, the House adjourned until o'clock
TUESDAY, Nov. To-
HOUSE EVENING SESSION.
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
A bill to regulate the practice in the Supreme
Court and other purposes; read, amended and
passed.
Bill directing the Secretary of State, Comptroller
and Treasurer to procure paper for the public print
ing read and referred to the committee on Ways
Means
Bill to prevent renters from selling the crops
raised on rented lands until the rent is paid read
and indefinitely postponed.
Bill to amend an act entitled an act, passed 22d
January, 1852, to authorize and regulate county
subscriptions for Railroad stocks; read passed and
referred TO the committee on Internal Improve
ments
Bill to authorize the Directors of the Bank Of
Tennessee to appoint one Director for the Rogers
vile Bank, in Cooke County; read amended and
passed.
Bill to incorporate the Tennessee, Western and
Charleston Railroad Company read, passed and re-
ferred.
Bill to incorporate the Clarksville Female Inst-
tute; read, passed and referred.
Bill to incorporate the Union Wharf Company in
the town of Clarksville; read and passed
Bill to incorporate company to build Hotelin
the Town of GAINESVILLE; read and passed.
Bill to incorporate the Invincble Fire Company
No 8 in the city of Memphis; read and passed.
BIZ to authorize the building of levee south of
Ham Lake read, passed and referred.
Bill to establish a conventional interest and for
other purposes read and referred TO the committee
on Ways and Means
Bill to protect the rights of orphan children; read
amended and referred to the committee on judi
cary.
Bill to give Henry Grayson further time of two
years to finish his Turnpike road.
Bill to amend the small offence law read, passed
and referred.
Bill to construe the ID section of an act passed
1852, &c; read, passed and referred
Bill to repeal an act to declare Poplar Creek nav
igable passed on the day of JAN, 1850; read and
passed.
Then on motion, the House adjourned until half
past 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
- In our report of Saturday last we say that
Mr. Travis introduced a bill providing for the ap-
pointment or election of one Tax assessor for each
county. We should have said Mr.. WooD, Of Harde-
man. REPORTER.
~ Medicines which never fail to give satisfaction,
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adephia Medical Society," and graduated in 1850, from
the University Of Pennsylvania under the guidance OF the
truly eminent Professors Physick Chapman Gibson, Coke,
James and Hare-names celebrated for medical science