Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-06

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, March 3, 1868.
The journal Of Yesterday was read.

| The journal OF yesterday was read.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE REPORT.
| Mr. NEWMAN, from the Committee on Internal
| Improvement reported back the Senate BILL l59, to
extend time to the Knoxville and Charleston Rail
road Company, with the House amendment extend
ing time to the Tennessee Western and Charleston
Railroad Company, recommending its passage; also
the House BILL 844, to repeal the act to authorize
and regulate county subscriptions to Railroad stock
passed January %, 1922 majority recommending
its rejection; also the bill, 42l to authorize Isaac
Breaker to open and keep open the mouth Of Forked
Deer River with bill in lieu-recommending its
passage.
EENTREss COUNTY SEAT.
Mr. MICKEY, from the COMMITTEES on New Coun-
ties, recommended rejection Of the petition to
change the county site Of Fentress.
OBJECTION EUIE.
Mr. Carter of Carters resolution to rescind the
objection rule, coming up, it was rejected-yeas 81
nays 22-tWO-thirds not voting in the affirmative.
ABSENCE
On motion by Mr. HAMILTON, Mr. Bicknell had
leave Of absence account Of severe indispositon
COUNTY TRUSTEE.
The Senate resolution for the benefit of County
Trustees depreciated school money shall be made
good by the State Bank coming up
Mr. DUNLAP. The school district and not the
State should be responsible for negligence Of the
AAUSteeI awning NlOH0J " N9PAeCLate III Ills
hands.
Mr. JOHNSON. 1t would be great hardship if
the Trustee should.
Mr. DUNLAP. 4 cit would be the loss Of the school
district, it being their business 10 apply for it and
use it promptly. The bank should not pay out
failing bank paper.
Mr. DOBSON The bank Is not authorized TO pay
out any but its own paper.
Mr. WILSON moved to lay on the tsble-the vote
resultng-yeas "a, nays %: So the resolution was
laid on the table
REVENUE.
Mr.. DUNLAP asked unanimous consent, to
take up the House BILL 893, better to secure the col
lection, SC, Of the revenue.
Mr. BLACKBURN and Mr. KENDRICK objected
STATE LIBRARIAN.
AIr THOMPSON submitted, under the rule. a
joint resolution, appointing John D. Swan, State
Librarian IN the place Of R. J. Meigs.
LEwIsBURO AND CoRNERsvLLR TURNPIKE.
The Senate amendment-CThe Lewisburg and Cor
nersville Turnpike Company may extend their road,
and have i've years was cOncurred in
GRAND JUNCTION.
The Senate amendments-to charter Mt. Horeb
Academy-strike out ode Loeb" and insert " Grand
Junction"-were severally COncurred in.
HoLsTON FURNACE COMPANY.
Senate's insistment on its amendment 70 Mr. bod
Company-[t to charter the HOstOn Furnace COmpa-
ny coming up
Mr. HAMILTON moved that the House adhere to
its nOn-ooncurrence; which was sgreed to.
BROWNSVILLE SEMINARY
The Senate amendments to the bill, 2s9,-Tsdd 7. |
Hampton to Kane Greek Bosrd-charter townsville
Female Seminary looming up, they were concur
red in
NASHVILLE AND RoBERTsoN's ISLAND TURNPIKE.
The Senate non concurrence in the House amend
ment to the bill (S 67)-[tO incorporate the Nash
vile and RObertsOn's Island Turnpike Company !
coming up
Mr. EWING explained how this would be in con- |
hict with the Charlotte Turnpike Company, in which
the State has Stock, and moved that the House
reoeds
The motion was agreed to.
JEFFERSON COUNTY MAGISTRATES.
The Senste's inconvenience in Mr. Brazeltons
amendment to the bill Is. l7l)-[the magistrates of
Jefferson county may pay themselves coming
up
On motion by Mr. BRAzELTON the House in
sisted.
SCAN WADDELL AND AOSHs MOORE
The ssnste's amendment TO the bill to authorize
mill dams in Duck river smendatory Of Scam
Wsddsll and Moses MoOre's charter coming up
il Wss eOneurTed in.
JEFFERSON AND sBvIBR.
The Ssnate's adherence to their non.eoncurrenOs
70 the House amendment 70 the bill Of the Senate
"a Jefferson and sevier)-eOming up-ths House
adhered; % the bill fails. Il