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

| Mr.. Rodgers mouvd that the Report of the In.
stitutiOn for the Blind, which was ordered to be
printed this morning, be printed at Knoxville,
where the Report is in type-which motion
concuTed in.
Mr. Ellis introduced bill to incorporate the
Murreesboro' Loan and Building Association
passed LIST reading.
The report of the Lunatic Asylum was present
ed, and 5000 copies ordered to be printed and the
report transmitted to the House.
| Mr.. Whitthome called up the bill to charter the
! Nickajack Railroad and Mining Company.
Mr.. Havron opposed the passage Of the BILL
The bill passed third and last reading
On motion of Mr.. Caldwell the nomination of
Directors of the Bank Of Tennessee by Gov. John.
son, was taken up and confirmed by the unanimous
| vote Of the Senate.
Mr.. Mcfarland moved to take up bill to change
the time Of holding the Circuit Court in the coun.
| ties Of Hancock and Hamilton-passed ID reading.
Mr.. johnson moved to take up bill to amend the
charter of the Edgefeld and Kentucky Railroad
| COmpany-which passed Sd and last reading
Mr.. Stokes moved to take up House messages,
among which was the report Of the treasurer Of
the State. By order Of the Senate 500 copies were
ordered TO be printed.
Memorial on the subject of the liquor trafic-re-
ferred to appropriate committee.
Memorial on the subject of merchants licenses
referred TO committee on Ways and Means.
Report Of the committee on Division Fair-re-
ferred TO committee on Agriculture
Bill for the relief of w. B. Holden Sheriff Of
Marshall eounty-referred to committee on Claims
Bill to change the line between the counties of
DeKalb and Putnam-passed Ia; reading and re-
| ferred.
The Senate then adjourned to A. NJ u morrow
| HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
THURSDAY, Nov. s.
Petitions-By Mr.. Snodgrass: From James B.
Lowery, whose lands lie in the corner Of the coun-
ties of White, Putnam and DeKab, praying that
the lines of these counties may be so changed to
| place him within the county of White.
| By Mr.. Ball From citizens Of Hawkins county,
praying the incorporation of the Rotherwood Clas
steal Seminary.
BY Messrs Cook and Dave: From merchants of
" illiamsou and Montgomery counties, in regard to
merchants tax.
Bills Alphabetically Mr. Cox: To incorporate
the Phoenix Mining and Manufacturing Company.
Mr.. Little: To extend the corporate limits of
Unionyille, in Bedford county, and for other pur-
! poses.
| Mr.. Pope: To charter the Pikeville and Shell
Mound Turnpike Company.
Mr.. Ball: To incorporate the RotherWood CLASH
cal Seminary, in Hawkins county.
Mr.. Cook To incorporate the Tennessee Female
College, at Franklin.
Mr. Cobb: To make appropriation of $40, 900
for improving the Hiwassee river from its mouth 10
the Savannah Farm.
Mr. Brown OF Davidson, (Mr HattoR in the
Chair } To incorporate the Tennessee Literary So
cety.
Also For the relief Of John s. Petway, with
dawng from city taxation ceratin lands belonging
to said Petway, which were included in South
Nashville without his consent.
Also: To repeal the first and second sections of
the act OF lS4S, chap. 9, in regard TO Notaries
Public;
Also For the relief of the heirs and devisees Of
Mons. Jules Godeau dEnt ogues.
Mr. Burch: To establish Criminal Court at
Chattanooga.
On motion Of Mr. C OK the House took up Sen.
ate bill to authorize the Whites Creek Turnpike
Company TO remove their second gate half mile
Nashville, and il passed On third reading.
The Speaker laid before the House the sixth
biennial report Of the Tennessee School for the
Deaf and Dumb at Knoxville, and on Motion OF Mr.
" bite 2 600 copies were ordered to be printed for
the use of the House. and the printing was order
ed 20 be executed by J. b. G. Kiusloe, Of Knox,
vile.
On motion Of Mr.. White, the use of the hall Of
the House Of Representatives was rendered 10 the
President and Principal of the Deaf and Dumb
School at Knoxville, for the purpose of giving
exhibition of the mode of teaching in that institu
tion at "A O'Clock this evening.
Ga motion OF Mr.. Armstrong, the House took up
Senate bill changing the time OF holding the Chan.
Gerry Court at Newport and il was passed on second
reading.
House Blls on Second Redding.-To repeal the
proyso TO the third section of the act OF 1884 chap
lO5-passed
To provide for the election Of tax collectors by
the people-rejected.
Mr. Masseugill moved 10 reconsider the vote re-
jec,ing the bill which motion prevailed, ayes az,
noes p, and Mr.. Wood OF Cannon, had leave TO
Withdraw the bill for amendment
The House then adjourned TO o'clock P. NJ.