Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-24


for the uhezpired tern Of she Hon. Abram n. Sa-
wage, deceased.
NEW MARERT MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Mr. BRAZELTON7s bill (9sl to charter New Mar
ket Medical Society, was considered and passed the
second reading.
SPENCER HENRY.
Mr. BICKNELL'S bill l06) for relief Of Spencer
Henry-[surther time for returns WAS passed the
second reading.
HENRY c. ANGEL.
NJ TH0MPS0Ns bill (76) for the benefit of Hen
~ c. Angel and his securities, was taken up
Mr. THOMPSON explained the merits Of its pro-
visions.
The bill passed the second reading.
NASHVILLE AND sHELBYvILLE TURNPIKE.
Mr. MANEY'S bill (122) to amend the charter of
the Nashville, MurfreesbOro and Shelbyville Turn
pike Company exemptiug companies from keep
ing up road within corporate limits looming up
MIR COOPER proposed to amend, by authorizing
said company to relocate their first gate aud place il
near the town Of Shelbyville, and upon their own
ground which was adopted:
And so the bill passed the second reading.
NEW PRovIDEScE-NoRMAEDY
On motion by Mr. ST. JOHN, his motion to recon
slider the vote of yesterday, passing the third read
ing of Mr. Davies bill to charter New Providence,
was now taken up and agreed to: aud then
On motion by Mr. DAVE, the bill was amended,
by striking out certain property qualifications for
corporation voters.
MrCOOPER proposed further to amend, by add
ing clause to charter the town Of Normandy: which
as adopted:
And so the bill passed the third and last reading
in the House of Representatives.
Mr. FULTONS bill (l30) TO amend Turnpike
charter, was passed over.
JEFFERSON AND GRANGER
Mr. BRAZELTON's bill GAO to change the line
between jefferson and Granger, coming up
Mr. ST JOHN opposed the bill.
Mr. BRAZELT0N and Mr. SENTER explained,
that The change was demanded by convenience and
facilities Of common schools.
The Dill passed the second reading.
ATHENS MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Mr.. DODSONS bill 14l) to incorporate the
Athens Manufacturing Company, coming up-w4s
considered and passed the second reading
CHATTANOOGA MUSIC.
Mr. WHITE Of Hamilton's bill (144l TO charter the
Chattanooga Normal Academy of Music, coming up
it was passed the second reading
UNION AND Knox.
Mr. BLACKBURN'S bill 178) 70 change the line
between the counties Of Union and Knox, coming
up with an adverse committee report
Mr. BLACKBURN stated the facts and the bill
passed the second reading.
GAINBsBoRO' TURNPIKE.
Mr. STATIONS bill Q76) to incorporate the
Gainsboro' and Doe Creek Turnpike Company,
cOmingup-it was considered and passed the second
reading.
Mr. NANEY'S bill (l79) to charter the Young
Mems Christian Association of Nashville was passed
the second reading.
DECATUR.
Mr. TAYLOR'S bill (ls4) to consolidate the Offices
of Surveyor and Entry Taker in the county Of De-
catur, coming up
Mr. KENDRICK moved TO strike out that part
which prescribes that it shall take effect on the first
day Of January, 1858.
Nr DAVIDSON proposed TO make the provisions
Of the bill general law; which was ruled out Of
order.
The bill then passed the second reading.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mr. COOPER'S bill (192l to establish q Mayors
Court in the town Of Shelbyville and for other pur
poses, coming up
Ar FRAZER proposed to amend, by adding "That
the provisions Of this act shall apply TO the town of
Lebanon, in the county Of Wilson," which was
adopted:
And so the bill passed the second reading.
Mr KINGS bill 1881 10 incorporate the Shelby
Military Institute, was considered and passed the
second reading.
PULASKI AND PIsGAH TURNPIKE.
Nr HARNEYS bill 1881 to charter the Pulaski
and Pisgah Turnpike Company, coming up, was
considered and passed the second reading.
ROBERT R. GILBERT.
Ar CALDWEIL'S bill 1851 for the benefit of
Robert r. Gilbert, ITO extent Of S225 Al, was con-
sidered and passed the second reading.
Mr. SAVAGE'S bill 1891 to consolidate the Offices
Of Surveyor and Entrytsker in DeKalb county,
ceming up
On motion by Mr. Saunders, it was SO amended as
to prescribe that it shall take
Mr RENSHAW proposed to amend by adding
clause TO consolidate the Offices of Surveyor and
Entrytaker in the county Of White; which was
adopted.
Mr. DAVIDSON proposed again to make this gen.
eral provision ''aPP icabe to every county in the
State"
The SPEAKER ould again rule the amendment
out of order but S, admitted it to the House.
On motion by NJ CARTER of Hardin, the amend
ment was laid on he table.
MEECHAE rs SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Mr. WHITE Knox's bill (202) to charter the
Merchants Saw ngs Institution of Knoxville, COM
ing up
Mr. WHITE of Hamilton proposed to amend by
adding sect on to charter the Merchants Savings
Institution OF Chattanooga which was adopted.
Mr. TURN Err Of Sumner proposed to amend, by
adding ind vidual liability which was agreed to:
And so the bill passed the second reading, and on
the mot ioII of Mr. ESTES, it referred to ECON
mittee or Banks and Banking
HAWKINS AND HANCOCK.
Mr. ROSES bill (209) to change the line between
the counties of Hawkins and Hancock, was cOnsi-
dGred
MIR HAMILTON opposed the passage of the bill
He had learned that the petition on which 1t was
based was not genuine.
On motion by Hr NEWMAN the bill was indehn-
itely postponed.
CITY OF NASHVILLE.
Hr EWING'6 bill GA to repeal the third aud
fourth sections of amendments Of the charter OF the
city of Nashville, was passed the second reading.
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Hr DWNLAP'S bill (222) to incorporate PryOr's
Printing and Publishing Company, in the city OF
Memphis, was considered and passed the second
reading.
y. j COPPER COMPANY OF TENNESSEE.
Nr DODSON'S bill (229) to incorporate the New
Jersey Copper Company of Tennessee being next
Hr WHITE Of Knox proposed to amend, by add
ing section to oh arter the East Tennessee Iron and
Coal Company: " hich was adopted.
Ar ESTES prop osed to amend, by adding individ-
lal liability supp ortng the same by the usual con-
3iderat0ns.
Hr WHITE of Knox replied, and moved to lay the
on Oh table.
Mr. ESTES dem auded the yeas and nays on the
notion, and the same being ordered and taken re-
ulted-yeas a, nays 81, as follow:
Yea Messrs. Agee Anderson, Beale, Bickneu,
3rszelton, BullOcl;, Cooper Davie, DOdson, Ewing,
Frazer, Cannon, Iyie, Keeney Lackey, Lloyd, New
bern, Roulston, RenshaW, Richardson, Senter,
Turner Of ROaDe- White of Hamilton, and White
If Knox-24.
Ndys--Messrs. Bayless, Bentley, Blackburn,
Caldwell, Cautrell, Carter of Carter, Carter Of
Hardin, Copeland Davidson, Dobsen, Bstes, Griffith,
hamilton, Low, Maris, Newman, Randolph, Roberts,
Rose, RoWles, St. John, Saunders, Savage Schmit-
GU, Smart, Summers Thompson, Turner Of Sum
Ter, Williams, Wilson, Wood, and Speaker DOnel-
On--3z.
So the House refused to lay on the table.
The House then lat ?. Nj took recess till
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OF CONDITION OF BANK OF
CHATTANOOGA, JAN. 4TH, 1858.
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