Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-30

person, or corporation licensed or chartered to DO
banking or brokerage business In this State shall
be permitted to pay out for circulation the notes Of
any corporation association Of individuals which
has not been chartered By the State Of Tennesses:
a violation Of this provision shall be misdcmeanvr,
and any person, as aforesaid, corporation, con-
Victed thereof shall be fined not less than $780, nor
more than $1,000"
g. After the words sor branches in the 10th line
of the first section, insert and read as follows:
and then only as provided in the th section Of this
act"
4. And in the 9TH section, after striking out the
House amendment insert in lieu thereof the follow
ing, after the words "paid outs" "But no such
bank or branch bank in this State shall be under
legal obligation to comply with the foregoing prov-
sion of this section until the first day Of September
l859,-from and after which time they shall strictly
conform thereto: provided that nothing herein con-
tanned shall be so construed as to prevent any parent
bank from signing, fllingup, and negotiating notes
intended for circulation and payable at their
branches, to whom said notes may be RENTED for
circulation"
Submitted and signed by the Joint Committee.
On motion by Mr. ROWLES, it was ordered that
the report be entered the journal, and the sub
ject laid over for action till tomorrow.
STATE GEOLOGIsT.
Mr. ST JOHNS bill 165) to repeal the law erea-
ting the office Of State GeOlogist, was considered
and reiected-yeas %, nays l. as follow.
Ysas-Messrs Bayless Bentley, Blackburn. Bra
zeltOn Cantrell, Carter Of Hardin Copeland, Dobson
Fulton GOaday, Griffith, Hamilton Johnson Lamt
Low, Newman, Randolph, Renshaw, Richardson
Roberts, Rose, RoWles ST. John, Sanders SchmittOu
Smart, Stovall and Turner of Roane-28.
Ndys-Nessrs. Bate, Besle, Benton, Bicknell,
Bradford, Bullock, Caldwell, Cooper Dodson Dun.
lap, Ewing, Frazer Holmes, Ivie, Keeney, King,
Lackey, Lloyd, Maris, ROuston, Senter, Shrewsbury,
Summers, Thompson, Turner Of Sumner, Williams,
White of Hamilton, White Of Knox, Wood Vaughn,
and Speaker DJnelsOn-3l.
Mr. KING subsequently entered his motion to re-
consider this vote.
GAINEsB0Ro' TURNPIKE, &C.
Mr. STANTON'S bill Q76) to Incorporate the
Gainesboro' and Doe Creek Turnpike Company com
ingup-
Mr. BENTON proposed to amend, by adding his
charter (the bill $3.50 for the Springfield and Port
Royal Turnpike Company; which was adopted.
MIR Speaker DONELSON (hlr RICHARDSON in the
Chair proposed to amend further, by adding an
amendment of the charter Of the Carthage and
Hartsvile Turnpike Company in regard to bridge
fills, and allowing half toll rates on the Defeated
Creek road travel said Carthage and Hartsvile
road.
Mr. SANDERS opposed the latter feature Of the
amendment, and submitted considerations in the
premises
Mr. Speaker DONELSON replied, explaining the
justice and necessity Of the proposition, and the
several branches thereof in particular.
hardships which the latter portion Of the amendment
would work. When he had concluded, he moved to
strike out that portion Of the amendment, which
refers 10 the location Of the gates and the tOlls-the
second and third sections Of the amendment
The motion was agreed to on a division-afirma-
tive 80, negative 20; and the amendment as amend
ed was adopted
And so the bill passed the third and last reading
IN the House Of Representatives.
VOTING NEWS rHRrsTr,v AsSocrsTTov
Mr. 1IANEY'S bill Cl79) to charter the Young
Mems Christian Association of Nashville, coming
up-it it was considered and passed the third and
last reading in the House Of Representatives,
SURVEYOR OF DECATUR.
Mr. TAYLOR'S bill C1s4) to consolidate the office
Of Surveyor and Entrytaker in Decatur county, was
considered and passed the third and last reading in
the House Of Representatives.
sHELBYvILLE, LEBANON, FAYETTEVILLE, MEMPHIS.
Mr. COOPER'S bill Go2) to establish Mayors
Court in the town Of Shelbyville, coming up
Mr. DAVIDSON proposed to amend, by adding
clause extending the provisions Of this act the
town Of Fayetteville in Lincoln county; which was
adopted.
Mr. KING proposed to amend further, by aiding
a clause establishing the Ith and Sth wards Of the
city Of Memphis and that members Of the Board
Of Aldermen of the city Of Memphis shall not re
eeeve compensation as such without express vote
of the people Of Memphis TO that effect; which was
adopted.
Mr. BULLOCK suggested an incongruity in the
provision of the first section of the bill, requiring
convict criminals TO work out their fines. when
he brought proposition, something like this into
the Code, from the legislation Of ancestors the
House raised a storm about his ears for so doing
Daughter and struck the provision ont. If the
House did right then, they ought to strike out this
provision also. He wanted consistency.
The bill, as amended, was then passed the third
and last reading in the House Of Representatives,
by yeas 81, nays Is.
SHELBY MILITARY INSTITUTE
Mr. KINGS bill G93) to incorporate the Shelby
Military Institute was considered and passed the
third reading; and then, motion by Mr. KING, it
was ordered to be forthwith transmitted to the
Senate.
And then, the House adjourned till tomorrow
90 o'clock