Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-22
H0USE-MoRNING SESSION.

! The House met pursuant to adjournment
| Prayer by R=v DIR. GooDIET ts2st
/ After the reading Of the minutes of Saturday,
on call for petitions and memorials, a consdera-
| bic number was presented by different members,
and upon various subjects. Amongst them was
petition from the President and Directors Of the
Cornersville and Lewisburg Turnpike Company, by
Mr.. CHAMBI1s
MIR. THOMSON chairman Of the Committee on Ed
ucaton and Common Schools Mr.. SMITH, chairman
of the Committee Internal improvements Mr.
Cooke, chairman of the Committee on the Judicial
ry Mr.. PoPE. chairman Of the Committee on the
State Capitol, and Mr.. SYKES, chairman of the Com
mittee on Ways and Means all reported an unusr-
ally large number of bills and resolutions with va
rous recommendations
Mr.. RICHARDSON, chairman Of the select commit
tee, to whom was referred resolution proposing to
appoint Commissioners to investigate the Bank of
Tennessee and Branches, reported and recommend
the appointment of Commissioners &c
MIR. Cooke introduced a resolution which was re-
ferred 10 the committee on Banks. ~. Y.s
Mr.. CARROLL introduced resolution on the sub
ject of public documents &c
Mr. TEMPLE introduced a resolution on the sub
ject of Tipping, Prohibition, &c.
MIR. HAWKINS introduced bill to change the
lines between the counties of Carroll and Weakly
read first time, passed and referred.
Mr.. CHAMBLIss introduced a bill to amend the
charter of the Lewisburg and Cornersvie Turnpike
Company
Mr. CHAMBERLAIN introduced bill to authorize
David McCraskey to build mill on little river, &c.
read first time and passed.
Mr.. ARNOLD introduced bill to amend the act to
authorize and regulate county subscriptions for
Railroad Stock; read first time and passed.
cALNEDER RESOLUTIONS.
Resolution directory to the building Committee;
read and adopted.
SENATE BILLS
Bill to authorize the chairman of the county
Court of Montgomery County to subscribe stock in
the Louisville Railroad Company; read and passed
Bill to incorporate the Tennessee Steamboat As
ISOLATION: read and passed.
SENATE BILLS on THEIR THIRD READING.
B.llto establish college at Fayetteville in Lin
coin county, read and passed
Bill to include the lands of William Mauldon and
D. Adams in Knox county, and for other purpose;
read and passed.
Bill to provide furniture for the Office of the Sec
rotary Of State read and passed.
Bill to incorporate the Nashville Hotel Com
pany; read and passed
Bill to amend act entitled an act to incorpor-
ate the United Fireman's Insurance Company; read
and passed.
Bill to amend the act to establish the county of
Union; read and passed.
On motion the House adjourned until . o'clock,
P N.
H0USE-EyENLSG SESSION.
MONDAY, Nov. 81.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING
Bill giving John c. Vaughn and others further
time to complete their Turnpike road; read and
passed.
Bill to incorporate the Forest Hill Female Acad-
envy in the county Of Williamson; read and passed.
Bill to amend the charter of Carthage and Harris
vile Turnpike Company; read and passed.
SENATE BILLS on SECOND READING.
Bill to incorporate the Nashvil Commercial Insu-
rance Company; read and passed.
Bill to incorporate the Greenville and French
Broad Railroad Company; read and passed
Bill to incorporate the Mississippi Central and
Tennessee Railroad Company; read, amended and
passed.
HOUSE BILLS On THEIR THIRD READING.
BIZ to repeal an act passed Dist February, 1852,
protecting the homestead.
Mr.. COOPER moved its indefinate postponement;
pending this motion the House adjourned until half
past nine o'clock tomorrow morning.