Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, Oct q, 1857.

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The Journal of yes erday was read.
| Mr. BULLOCK from the special Committee TO
whom was referred the bill directory to the Public
Printer to priut and bind the Public acts separately
! sc reported the same back, with an amendment,
proposing in lieu of the second section the follow
| ing:
| "SEC Q The Public Printer shall print and have
found copy of the acts of incorporation, local
aud ivste acIs for each Senator and Representa-
i've in the General Assembly; nine copies of the
sail acts for each county the State three copies Of
| which shall be deposited with the Clerk Of the
county Court three with the Clerk of the Circuit
| Court, and three with the Clerk of the Chsucery
curt, to be kept fy said Clerks in their Offices as
records of their respective Offices, under the same
equations and penalties that said Clerks respective
y are under the keeping of the records of their
| respective Onces "
| Mr. FRAZER would like to hear q report from
| he Committee to visit the Maury county Fair.
| Mr. GOLLADAY desired further time, till to-mor-
row to prepare a report.
| Mr. THOMPSON Introduce1a bill mo 103) to make
the State and County liable for the entire costs, when
defendants are acquitted, which passed the first
read ug and referred to the Committee the Judi
| cIsTy.
MIR ALGEE introduced bill mo. 1041 to make
persons liable for damage for not keeping up public
! roads which was passed the first reading and re-
TERED to the Committee Public Roads and High
ways.
MIR LOWE introduced bill No 1851 to incorpo
rate the New Castle Female Institute, which was
passed the first reading and referred to the Commit
lee Corporations.
Mr. BickueIl introduced bill mo 1867 for the re-
| lief of Spencer Hurry tax collector for Blount
county which was passed the first reading and re-
| terred to the Committee on the Judiciary
On motion by Mr. DUNLAP, the vote postponing
the Senate resolution for q map to accom- my the
Report of the Commissioner of Public Roads nll
! Monday. was reconsdered; and thereupon
Mr. DUNLAP proposed to amend by adding; Pro
vided that it shall not cost more than $3.50, which
was adopted
MrGRIFFITH inquired whether the map was to
| in clude all the roads
| The SPEAKER Suoh was the understanding.
| Mr. ROWLES demanded the yeas and nays on the
| adoption of the resolution as amended, and the
same being ordered and taken, resulted-yess l6,
| nays 54--as follows:
Ayss-Messrs. Beale, Benton, Bicknell, Bradford
Bullock, Carter of Carter, Dsvie, Dobson, Griffith
Kenny, Nancy, Newbern, Turner, OF sumner,
| White Of Hamilton, White of Knox.-l6
Nays-Messrs. Aleee Anderson, Bate, Bayless,
Bently, Blackburn, Brazelton, Carter, of Hardin,
Cooper Copeland, Davidson, DOdsOn, Dunlap, Estes,
| Ewing, Frazer, Fulton, Cannon, Golsdsy, Hamll-
! ton, Harvey, Holmes, Johnston, Keadrick, King,
Lackey, Lamb, Lowe, Maris, Mickey, Newman, Ran
| dOlph, Rawlston, Renshsw, Richardson, Roberts,
Rose, Rowles, St. John, Saunders, Savage, Schmit-
tou, Senior Shrew; berry, Smart, Stanton, Stsval,
! Summers, Taylor, Thompson, Turner of Roane,
Williams, Wilson, White OF Hamilton, Wood, Vaughn
! aud Mr.. Speaker Donaldson. So.
So the resUl ton was rejected
MIR. TEOMPSUN entered a motion to reconsid.
or the vote Of yesterday, rejecting the bill mo- 81
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