The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-09

II any value at which taken, and present valued
the amount of expenditures, if any, in the way o.
improvements and otherwise on such property.
6. The amount paid for the purchase OF lots and
che erection of buildings thereon, at the principal
Bank and each of the Branches for the use OF such
Banks respectively.
Z. The amount due from other Banks. and the
character Of such debts, whether good, doubtful OF
bad II doubtful or bad when were such debts ere
ated, and under what circumstances.
s. The amount OF State Bonds purchased or dis
counted, when, from whom, at what value, and
present value.
9. The amount paid for expenses at the principal
Bank, and each of its Branches respectively; par
ticularly specifying the amount paid for each ser
vice or item of expense and the aggregate amount
for each year since the investigation in 1884.
10. The number and amount of Notes and Bills
under protest, and on hand the name Of the ma.
ker or drawer thereof, and the name of each en-
dorser thereon, and when protested
IL. Capital stock sources from which received,
and the amount from each source.
II. Amount due to other Banks, and to public
officers.
Is. The amount of the sinking or contingent
fund, in what way, or from what source has the
same been created, has the same been diminished /;
if so, when, and on what account; state the
amount of said sinking fund on the LIST day of July
in each year since the investigation Of 1891, and
the amount up to the time Of the report
IA. Gross profits made each year, also the nett
profits, and the amount paid in dividends each year.
and on what account paid.
Is. The amount of notes payable at the Branches
respectively, received from the principal Bank for
circulation, when received, amount on hand,
amount in circulation.
l6. Amount due to individual depositors.
II. Has any interest, at any time, been paid to
individuals for deposites 10 Bank; if 50, when, to
whom how much, and at what rate; has any per-
son been permitted to over check; if SO, who for
how much, and why.
Is. Has any director, directly or indirectly, as
maker or drawer, or endorser or otherwise, recev-
ed discounts for greater sum than two thousand
dollars, the maximum amount fixed by the Legisla-
ture for Directors to receive; II so, how much,
when discounted, and to what Director.
10. All other resources and liabilities, profits and
losses, of every description not embraced in the
foregoing specifications, together With any informa
ton or suggestions which the respective Boards of
Commissioners may deem of Importance to be known
by this General Assembly, and the people Of the
State.
And especially have the said Branch Banks de-
waited from the rules and regulations of the Princi
pal Bank in making loans discounts or buying
bills discriminating as to time. If so, who, and on
what time. Or has the practice with all the Branches
been uniform.
30. ReSolred, That to enable said Commissioners
to carry out the object of these resolutions, they
have power to send for persons and papers, to ad-
minister oaths 10 all persons brought before them,
to nterGogate all officers Of the said Principal Bank
and said Branches respectively, to require such aid
and assistance from the Presidents, Directors, Cash
iers Clerks or other officers of said Bank of Ten
nessee and its several Branches as shall enable
them to make the most ample and thorough inves-
tgation of the condition of said Bank and Branches
and the persons so brought before them to testify
in relation to any matter, shall be allowed the same
compensation now allowed TO witnesses by the eX-
listing law.
4th. RESOLVED, That the Governor inform said
Commissioners of their appointment and transmit
TO them the necessary evidence of their authority
to act in the premises and in the event of failure
or refusal to act on the part of any Commissioner,
the other Commissioners shall appoint or elect some
other person to act in his place.
9th. Resolved That said Commissioners be allow.
ed four dollars per day each as a compensation for
said services. Provided That for the pay Of the
Commissioners herein appointed, greater sum than
s., 600 shall not be appropriated Adopted.