Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-01

from the difereIt companies, 10 pay the expense OF
'ngraVing, &c, is SlA47 20.
agricultural BsUe4ss-Mr Donelson, from the |
joint committee to ascertain what number Of copies
Of the Report of tEeSecretary of the Agricultural
Bureau should he prBiei reported that the com /
mittee recommend DE printing OF 10000 copies /
The report was laid Upon the table for the present
Branch of the Uaioa Bank at KncruiiLe. MIR. |
White offered the blowing resolution:
Resol.ed. Jv hs H.wss Of Representatives., That
The President and Cashier of the Union Rank report
TO this House at as early dAy as practicable,
whether there il any Directory OF the Branch Of said
Bank AZ Knoxville II not when and for what cause
did the Directors Of said Branch resign; aud that
they report all correspondence between the mother
Bank or anv Officer Of the same. with any officer
or the Directors of-said Branch, which led to or
produced the resignation OF the Directors OF the
sane; and that they further rport plrtlcnlirS and
in detail what business has been done at said
Branch since the resignation OF the Directors
whether any bills or notes have been discounted,
bou INT or sold without the aid OF Directory; and
what business of any kind whatever has been done
Ibv the said Branch since it has ceased to have
Board of Directers and particularly what amount
of exchange has been sold hy said Branch aud
what amount has been transferred 10 the mother
Bank since the resignation Of the Board of Direc.
tor. -"
The rule was suspended and the resolution adop
ted
Rerised Statufe,--Mr Wood, Of Cannon, offered
resolution to procure the Revised Statutrs of the
State. Lies over
Bills btyodaced.--By Mr. Dortch: To amend the
laws in relation to Notaries Public.
Mr. Ball. For the relief of j W. Graham and
others, commissioners to locate the road from Null
berry Gap to Rogersvile, and making appropria.
ton Of $500 for that purpose.
Mr. Carmichael: For the benefit of Union county.
Mr. Upton: To charter the Elizabethton and
0wensvie Turnpike Company.
Mr. Boho: To amend the act Incorporating the
Mechanics Library OF Fayetteville and for other
parpo. es.
PAY Of Printers On motion of Mr. Nixon the
House took up Senate bill providing for paying the
Printers to the Houses prior TO the election OF
Public Printer, and it passed OF 81 reauing-ay's
"a, noes 0.
Charters of Talcns and Colleges.-0n motion OF
Mr. Davie, the House took up House bill TO amend
the charter of GAINESVILLE and il passed "a reading
On motion Of Mr.. Newman. the House took up
Senate bill amend the charter Of Winchester, and
il passed Sd reading.
Ga motion of Mr. Huntington, the House took
up House bill to amend the charter of Wiaulsport,
AID it passed 3 reading
On motion Of Mr.. Runnels, the House took up
House bill to charter Shelbyville University OF the
Tennessee Coz terence, and ii passed 81 reading
On motion of Mr. Dortch, the House took up
House bill TO incorporate the Lagrange Synodica
- Collage aud it passed 2d reading
( Rtei Foot LIKE CJnft ON motion Of Mr.. StO
Will. th. House took up senate Till to establish a
Court Of Common Law West Of the Reel Foot Lake,
in Ohion county, aud it passed 81 reading ayes
IS, noes /.
Eris,,eiiny Tine On motion of Mr.. MassengiIL
ihe nouS. took ~ House bill giving the Blouut
vile and Elizabethton Turnpike Company further
Ill 4 -.
ia provisions tn other turnpike companies, and
then passed b reading.
Improvement # Emery Rocr.--On motion Of Mr
Mvatl the House to k up House bill npprcpriatin,
s. OOl tor improving the navigation Of Em,r Ri,
er, and it passed "a readiug.
The House then jnurned to % o'clock, T. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House Biz o., Thind ReadiHg.--To amend the
practice IA tue Chancery Courts; pised-ayes A,
nos J s.
To amend the charter Of the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad Company, aud the sevettl acts amend
ing said act passed by the Legislatures Of Kentucky
aud Tennessee.
Several amendments to the bill wre proposed by
Hr DoneIson, one OF which provides that the fund
arising from the sale OF the bonds authorized TO b.
issued, shall he applied 10 the construction aud
equipment OF the main stem OF the main road only.
A lengthy discussion sprung up upon the propO.
sed amendments, and before the were disposed Of
The House adjourned to O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
THURSDAY, Nov %
Petition BY Mr. Cavitt From Btrj amin and
Martha A. Murrell minor heirs OF Isaac Murrpll,
deceased, PRAYING the enactment Il a special acr
authorizing them 10 sell negro TO which thev will
be entitled on becoming OF age. Referred 10 Ju
dietary Committee.
Cherokee L,diaus-Mr Cobb presented resolu-
ton iustructibg Senators and requesting our Rep
resentatives la Congress, to all proper exertionS
to secure tse paSssge Of law by Congress pro
viding for tle removal Of the Cherokee Indians OF
mixed blood, about one hundred in number from
Polk county to some territory within the United
States. Referred to the Committee on Federal Re
lAtions.
Bills Introduced BY Mr. Gleavts:. To create
Boards OF Medical Examiners for the State, TO pro
mote medical ssieente. sad for Other purposes.
The bill provides foi Board for eacn division OF
The State consist OF three respectable aud conpe
tent physicians TO be elected by jout vote of thr
Legislature and who are TO bold ottie, for a term OF
tour years. he Boards are to examine and license
such applicants they shall deem competent 10
practice medicine. They are to examine patent or
proprietary drugs medicines and compounds. and
authurise ami license the sale of the same PRO
yided, in their Judgment, they are not only harm
less, but may be- useful 20 she community; and
he sale Of all patent proprietary medicines is
prohibited after the lst OF June, 1856, unless thus
licensed
Mr. Cox To amend the act of 1899. chap. %
sec. $50 as to autnOri-e commissioners of thi.
State TOR other States take dispositions to be read
in evidence 10 any Court OF law or equity in thi,
State
Also: To incorporate Mount Oliyet Cemetery
Mr.. Watkins: To amend the charter OF the town
of Pulaski
Nr Parks For the benefit Of Administrator,
E. cutors aud oth,r-
LoAiasHe aud Nashville Raiiroad The House
re- umed the consideration Of the bill 10 amend the
charter OF the Louisville aud Nashville RAILROAD
Company, being the unfinished business OF yester
day.
After lengthy discussion, the remaining smend.
mcnts proposed by mir Douelson, were adopted
These kus,.du mt, require the company 20 extend
mir rod across the river point within the
cts Of Sashvilh and the Louisville and Nashvilr,
and IN .lE ig .hrli'and Kentucky Railroad Coupa
mics ar lconsolidat-d for the purpose OF bui'dng
bidse' lross the Cumberland, and The bo,ris 10 b.
is-u, the State 10 each company fer bridg par-
poses. s,dsr the general Internal improven4 las
are 10 fappled 10 The building Of one bridge.
Mr. lve moved TO reconsider the vote sdop
ting th lmend i,eHt 20 the FIRST section OF the bill
winch Iovidcs that the funds arising fom the sale
of the bonds authorised 20 be issued. shah BE-
pended in the construction aud equipment Of the
main stem OF the road only; and pendBg the con
s'Jeraiion of this motion,
The House. adjourned to u o'clock, z. N.
AFTERNOON ssSsI ~.
Afcr considerable discussion the vote adopting
the amendment 10 the hrst ssrtiOn oi the bin to
amend die charter Of the Louisville and Nashville
Riroad Company was reeonsdered, ayes 80,
noes 81
Mr. Br0wu, OF Davidson, (ar. Lponey in thu
chair. offered an amendment 10 the amendment
allowing branches 20 be constructed provided they
a., a., hllt Qua of means indeDeadrrt OF IN. funds