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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY,, March II, 1855



On motion by Mr. BICKNELL the House took up
his bill 1851 to increase the capital stock Of the
Bank Of Tennesse- placing the States stocks in
the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad, and in
the several Turnpike Companies in the hands Of the
Bank Directory, to dispose Of for that purpose.
Mr. NEWMAN proposed TO amend by adding:
sand said Bank shall use said stocks for the payment
of the State debt"
After debate by Mr. BICKNELL and Mr. POLK in
support of the bill-by Mr. NEWMAN, Mr. DAVID
son, and others
Mr. DUNLAP admitted that these stocks ought to
be sold, but considered that the present not the
time to sell them. Such was the opinion Of every
member of the Committee on Ways and Means,
when the question Of the sale Of these stocks was
recently brought before them.
Mr. DAVIDSON proposed 10 amend ths amend
ment by adding clause, requiring the bank to ap-
ply said stocks far they viii 60, towards the
payment of the State debt, which has accrued on
account Of Turnpikes.
Mr. NEWMAN accepted.
Mr. BICKNELL proceeded further tOset forth and
defend the provisions Of the bill.
And then, on motion by Mr. THOMPSON, the
whole subject was laid on the table.
EXPENSES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Mr. COOPER, from the Committee on Finance,
now returned the general appropriation BILL with
the report Of the said Committee, and the same was
again read through.
strikes out from the per diem the II days Of Holt
days recess.
Mr. DUNLAP made a statement, going to show
that members and officers, exclusive Of the Clerks,
were entitled either to holidays per diem or to mile
age, as for two sessions-and the latter would make
the greater sum. lie moved to amend BY striking
out "l5S days" and inserting "l69 days'-hOPing
that it would be adopted, and that the Committee
would have leave to withdraw and correct their re-
port. ANY gentleman would be at liberty to refuse
to receive his Holiday per diem.
After debate-the vote was taken, resulting-yeas
3S, nays $50 the motion to strike out prevailed.
Mr. POLK moved to strike from his compensation,
his per diem from the Oath day Of January to the
8th day Of March.
Mr. STOVALL and Mr. STANTON regarded it as q
motion which should be ruled out. It involved an
unconstitutional vote.
Mr. WILSON alleged that if the per diem were not
withdrawn it would remain in the Treasury subject
to order, indefinitely, sc.
Mr. POLK withdrew the notwithstanding that
he would not receive, &C.; and then
Under the force of the previous question, the bill
as amended, was passed the second reading, and
made the special order for Friday.
Sundry bills from the Senate were now considered
and passed the first reading.
The House then adjourned till tomorrow morning,
81 o'clock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-19

TICKETs-WhOlos, So; Halves, SO So Quarters 81 25.
Bank Notes OF sound Banks taken Checkg New
YORK ramitted for Prizes.
Drawings Of large Glasses u be published in New York
nd New Orleans sunday papers, and Cha Lesion and Sa
vaunah dalies.
In ordering Tickets Certificates, enclose the money -
address, for the Tickets ordered, receipt Of which
they will be forwarded By fst mail. Purchasers have
Tickets ending 10 any figure they may Designate
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes VII be sent 70 pur
ehassrs Immediately amer the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post Ofice, County and STATE
Remember that every Prize drawn and payable in full
without deduction.
All Prizes Of 600 and under paid Immediately amer the
dTRwtng-Other prizes the usual time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders Tor Tickets TO C. H. SWAIN, Nashville,
Tennessee, ortO ANDERSON & son, Manage
feb Il Macon or Savannah, Georgia.
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SackIOwie,

THE ARABIAN HORSE sACKLOWIB, properly OF A.
L KeaRe Richards will my sable miles Bast OF
Gsalin Also the purely and populariy red horse ON g.
AA BY imported Glencoe, Out OF 40 tiOn, by imported
Leviaihin end out Of the famous GaloPadep dam Of
Reel, sc.
GAMBLE will occupy bis old stand at Col. A. r
WINES miles East Of Gallatin. he By imported
Sovereign out Of the mare CelsTiiy running
hack entirely pure through The maternal ancestry Of the
unsurpassed stallons Vgnan and Tennessee Oscar For
mar ls-tE3W T. BARRY,
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Amount Of the School Fund in the
Bank Of Tennessee and branches
LIST Of Oct last, Slrloo,--4 90
Funds under different heads, IN the
Banks. believed properly 20 belong
70 the school funds, not included
in the above sum, S-'v,oO' ol
This last item Of $4,000 81, shows funds in the
Bank Of Tennessee, which have not been added to
The school fund, but which the President Of the
Rank in his reply 20 Senate Resolution No g., sup
poses to belong 10 IT, anu Is made up from the lol
lowing sums:
fund for which certificates CT stock
have been sent TO the Bank Of Iennes-
see and is embraced in its October re
P Is56oI O fnnd io' SD''''- F $4,000
Tnysstr1snt for Madison and Carroll coun-
ties. and the Superintendent Of Pubic
Instruction, made by the Union Bank,
for which no certificates have been Is
sued TO the Bank Of Tennessee, but
stands charged upon its books as school 10000,
sinking or contingent fund made up Of
various items on the books Of the -,- %,
Bank, .e,,;-a,io
rnoD the subject has been more thorough lhan our
-, IN his reply to the Senate further speouates
,o1 What he supposes to belong 10 the school Iunu'
M does not appear upon the books OF the banA' "
Excess Of proceeds Of sales Of o. States
lands, after the payment OF s4O,Oyg
70 College at Jackson, now supposed ,-, .,.
TO be in the Treasury, ~0'1'' ~
StOckin Farmer [llSl- ) DAlA 81 --'- zoo 90
stock in the Nashville, Murfreesboro -,, COL, 20
and Shelbyvilie company, @Og'oyso ~
Whatever sums may have been collected o. inc
old Bank claims, not ascertalned.
The debt Of McLemore and CampDelt W 90 oeo
or when collected P-''0
And an amount shown in the Comptrol- ,o
lsr's report Of ls47, soon 10 be collected SS'VVV
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Bridge or Turnpike Stock

WE Offer for sale small Frame House and OF rers
oi Land about 81 miles from the city The Gala.
IN Flze We viii selI bargain for hall ana the BAL
anes 70 broad Street Bridge any good Turnpike stock
and allow the highest market prea The above properly
does not susi he vii sell several Building Lots on he sans
terms. j. L. Il r ~ RPOiVr
maFI6-Im tft. &c. 49,
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Mr. DAVE desired to modify the amendment 50 as
to compel the State Bank to resume when the Union
and Planters shall resume.
Mr. TURNER Of Sumner showed that such vas
not the legal effect Of the amendment.
Mr R0WLES. We are not willing to allow the
State Bank to suffer from any combination Of the
Union and Planters Banks, Sc
Mr. DAVIDSON would not leave resumption BY the
State Bank TO depend upon a contingency outside
Of the Legislature. At the same time he syowed
himself all the time friend Of that institution The
"hsrds' at all events were in trap; they could not
vote for this without retracing their steps
Mr. WILLIAMS. If mskes US soft to vote for il
does it make him hard" to against it, Laugh
ter.
Mr. DAVE proposed to amend the amendment by
adding clause requiring the Bank Of Tennessee
to reassume specie payment, whenever the Union
and Planters Banks shall resume payment Of specie,
and that this act shall take effect and be in force from
and after the first day of November, 1853
Mr. BATE moved to lay on the table-the vote
| resulting afirmatively-yeas 81, nays "a.
Mr. BRAZELTON proposed to amend the amend
ment, by adding clause requiring the State Bank
to take the issues of the free banks, which have
complied with the law, sc. provided nothing here
in shall be so construed to extend to bills Of ex
change special contracts but said bank shall take
the issues mentioned in common banking transac-
tons urging the same by sundry considerations
taken in brief way.
OH mOt4oL ~ VT nOWAl Log the proposition Was
laid on the table.
Mr. FRAZER proposed to add: The management
Of the Bank of Tennessee shall be committed to its
President and Directors, and said bank shall re-
sumo at such times as they shall deem prudent and
safe.
On motion by Mr. BATE, it was laid on the table.
The question then REQUIRED on Mr. Turner Of Sum
ner's amendment-the vote Fesulting-yeas 49, nays
29-as follow:
Ysqs-Messrs. Bate Bayless, Bentley, BickneH,
Bradford, Bullock Copeland. DobsOn, Dunlap,
Frazer, Fulton, Cannon. Griffith. Hamilton, John
son, King, Maris, Mickey, Polk, Roberts, Rose,
ROwles, Schmittou, Shrewsbury, Smartt, Stoyall,
Summers, Thompson, Turner of Sumner, Williams,
| Wilson, Wood, and Speaker DOnelson-33.
Ndys-Messrs. Anderson, Beale, Benton, Brszel-
ton, Caldwell, Carter Of Hardin, Cooper, Davidson,
Davie Estes, Ewing, Holmes, Ivie, Keeney, Laekey,
Lamb Lloyd Low, Newman, Randolph ROulstOn,
Renshaw, Richardson, st. john Saunders, Senter,
White of Hamilton, White of KnOx, and Vaughn
30
So the amendment was adopted.
Mr. ST. JOHN proposed to amend, by adding
clause repeating the eth section Of the act Of Jan
uary 2Sth, 1858.
Mr. THOMPSON indicated an amendment.
Mr. ROWLES demanded the previous question,
which demand being sustained by the Houss-yess
AZ, nays lS-the main question, viz: Shall the bill
as amended pass the second reading? was ordered,
and being taken without division the bill passed;
/ and then
| The House took a recess till q, p. m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-19
DANCING

ME-. GOODWIN respectfully Informs parents and
A4 guardians and former pupils, that his school open
on SATURDAY morning, a. o'cocz, A d., March 20th,
a. MS rooms over Mr. beecb's store College str8ss
class tor gentlemen viii commence Monday nirht. ag
nail past q Mr. g. viii introduce all she ash0nabls dan-
ees Fnrens ana guardians may resi- assured that every
tsntiOu viii be given his part the rapid Advancement
me pupils WHh whom be may entrusted.
mar I6-5t
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Building Lots For Sale.

GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
SEVEN beautiful Building Lots IN H0ust0n's and Z1Ii-
~ cOder's and Williams Additions to EIssHeId.
ALSO-A Lot fronting 100 feet on Broad street vvsst
nashville Also, number Of desirable lots Hardn rs an
BOstickis Additions.
APpTt0 j. L. & r ". BROWN
mar lb-lm AZ Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-19
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
IN SENATE.
TUESDAY, March 16, 1858.
EVENING SESSION.

IN SENATE.
TUESDAY, March l6, 1868.
EVENING SESSION.
HOUSE BILLS on FIRST READING.
House bill to amend the charter Of the Gas Light
Company Of Memphis and to INCORPORATE the Gas
Company of GAINESVILLE passed the first reading
To provide for the annual support of the Asylum
of the Deaf and Dumb and to provide for the Nash-
vile House Of Industry, passed first reading
For the relief of Cheatham county, passed first
reading
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
House bill (AIr Bentley's,) to prevent wanton
mischief, by furnishing persons guilty OF detacing
satuary, tomb stones &C., passed the rdreading-
yeas II, nays 0.
To amend the act passed January 20, 1874, chap.
1876 Sec / so as to make the provisions of said act
reciprocal between Chancelors and Circuit Judges
in case of incompetency, passed the third reading
yeas a. nays 3.
For the benefit Of Blount county and for other pur-
poses, following counties to sell railroad stock,)
passed the third reading-yeas II, nays 3.
Senate adjourned until 81, a. m, tomorrow
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ACOurse OfLecfures.

A ODD FELLOWS HALL, by A, O'LEARY, viii be
n commenced March 22d, on
ID HR Il N O hO G. Y .
And kindred subjects Physiology toe Laws Of Life Health
aud Beauty illustrated by large and costly cabinet Of Oil
Paintings. French Manakn, Skeleton, skulls Of and
animals, &c, &C. the largest and finest collection Of the
Kind IN the United These Lectures have been
Enthusiastically received in the large cities Of the south ana
WesL
Professional deneaOn Of character, with full advice
garding health sefculture and best pursuits In life writ
ten and verbal given daily al the seWanee HOTEL Room
No. /, at the head Of private entrance. maTlS 81
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A Large Dwelling for Sale or Rent.

N Broad street, The n C. Railroad bri rvs The
- house contains 10 rooms; 'front.' about go
feet -frsa territory" great bargain will be- Given 10
purchaser. J. H. ~ K ~ RR0WE
mar l6-lm 41l. Cbs-ry 49,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-19

'7HB dne new passenger Steamer JOSEPHINE
SAVAGE, Capt DAVIS, will leave Tor above -i.e-s1
and ali intermediate landings on WBDNkSDA v,
the l7th inst, O'Clock, P. D.. For freight passEs
apply on board
-marl6-H 81. a. HARRISON, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-19
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES ,
KIRKPATRIGK- NEVINS E Gn

IN FRIDAY MARCH Ig, 1855 At u O'Clock, A. NJ We
- viii offer for sale in front Of our ware house:
90 hhds New Sugar. so bbls H. Gin
200 bags Coffee; 25 - Vinegar;
50 bbls new crop mOlasses; 30 boxes Glassware;
so packages Mackersl Fish; 100 TObaeco vans BIRDS;
100 bKs N. K. Raisinsi 1000 bags fne Salt;
100 half boxes do 10000 hne Cgan, various
100 quar-. " do brands
500 Kegs Nails; 100 bXs star Candles
$50 bbls Cincinnati Whisky. 50 - Starch:
various brands; 50 " Old Cognac Bandy;
50 - BOuI bon do 90 eases Matches;
so f" MOnOBgahsla; IS coils Cotton Rope;
50 " Am. Brandy; TOO cases French Peaches.
81 cases SardiRes, ETC., eio. 900 boxes Cheese,
sierces Figs, 10 tierc8s Rio Q,
Vida many other articles IN the Grocery line.
marH-A KIRKPARICK, NEVINs &CO.
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CLASS LII,
DRAWS APRIL list, 1858,
CLASS M n,
DRAWS APRIL 18th, 1855.

In publiC at Macon, Ca, under the supsrnsn.
dencs Of E. g. Bu lkley and Jos. Waterman ksQ's.
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Standing and Byron Collars.
FIRST RATE assorim OF By ron and Standing Col
"A lars, received and Tor sale
fob "a =. "a. McGILL.
Buckskin, Cloth & Silk Gloves.
LIVERY STYLE or season Glove in store and for siIs By
Il J. b. McGILL.
Ladles' and Genlemsns' Furnishing,
feb "a corner Of Square and Colleges.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-19
SCHOOL FUND.

10 the Ssnats and House Of Representatives:
Gsnt,rnsa-In reply to a joint resolution, direc-
tory to the Governor and Comptroller, we have to
state that the Executive officers, as far as We oan
ascertain. do not show the amount Of school funds
their sources OF investment; but the books Of the
Bank Of Tennessee the report Of its officers and
President TO the General Assembly, an elaborate
report Of the President Of the Senate in reply to
Senate resolution, and the various statutes upon the
subject Of school funds, enable give the follow
Srv facts
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-19
EaV.

pBCElV I'D per steamer 1851 consignment, 60 bales
II prime TIMOTHY BAY, which will sell low 70
Hose. HICHOL, GkBEN & co.
mar II No. 70 Market street.
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ADMINIsTRATOR's III.

OEFPIDAY NEXT will sell public auction at the aie
~ residence Of John Barry deceased In Edgeneid, al Of
his Household and Kitcheu Furniture -
TERHs.-Au sums under ffty dollars easn an sums
above hNy dollars months, payable IN BANK veil
endorsed. - - , -,
" ALEXANDER FALL,
"a "A Administrator.
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WEDDING AND PARTY
ScaPfS and Neck Ties,

d ECBIVED to-day small lot Of handsome White sears
N and Ties, Aso,a assortment Of same IN Fancy DARK
sbM n. MoGILE.
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Notice.

w hired January last, negro boy By tho name or
w Jesse y l3 years OF age, % gsntoman 10
the aty; he viii please call and see
mar l2-3t n. ID. HAYNES & co.
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Which is respectfully submitted
ISHAMG. HARRIS, Governor, &C.
J. 7. DUNLAP, Comptroller
A.
rrr,-n ron PURCHASE OF STATE BONDS
DEPOSITED IN BANK OF TENNESSEE.
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PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION
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Fine Fruit Trees.

WILL be sale Thursday March 18th, fresh lot Of I'd
marcbi7 BENZ. F. SHIELDS
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Life Of Aaron Burr.
Colonel in the armv Of the Revolution II \ Ssnstor
Fiee-P President Of the Uniied States, &c.
For sale By
EbH % u.1.-
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We do not comprehend, certainly, whether We are
called upon to give the items constituting the school
fund, OF the various acts from which arise fund
annually to be distributed for the benefit Of schools
We give both, as far as our time permitted Us to
make hasty, and perhaps incomplete examination
Of all the statutes upon the subject
Common School Fund, under different heads, in
the Bank Of Tennessee and Branches, and constitu-