Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14
svv.rr am, ~ THfRO READfNe.

The hin 70 incorporate the TsnJessce Iron Compa-
nv at Chattauooga, hsviog been read ihiid TIME.
Mr.. McNE(LLY desired TO know what privileges
were granted TO the Z ast Tennessee Mining Ceppa-
ny, referred 10 in the bill.
Mr. MINIS explained that the East Tennessee
Mining Company were exempt from State and coun-
~ tsxAtion until they we're able to aec iare NV
den1.
MIR PETERS desired 10 know what s!FieIOns
we're thrown around tine Company
Mr., MINNIS san that no banking privileges we're
granted. end suggested that If Senators were mi
satisfied thai its provisions were not GIT, the ou'
might be referred 20 the Committee Oh Private in
corporations, who would report with regard ~ is
provisions sts .-sss lass. s..s, go -. q,
ga motion of Nj. ST0yAI14, the bill was referred
to The Committee on Private IDcorporssioae 4.
The bill 70 incorporate The German Eva geiiesi
Luthersn Tr;pi,y Congregation Of the Mustered
Augsbargisr Confession at Memphis, having nsea
On motion Of Mr.. BUAPASs, Il was referred 10
the Committee on Private Incorperqlons,
The bill to charter the Esg!eV lie aud Salem fdrns
pike Company. Laging been Efsd third time,
On motion of Mr.. RICHARDSON, it was referred
to tAe Committee On Internal Improvement *
LIEUT. MtUBY. -t
AT nine O'Clock. Mr.. STOKES introduced to the
Senate Lieut.. NJ Maury. . 5. N.
The SPEAKER invited Lieut. Maury within the
baF o. the senate, tet +.l
Ga notion of Mr. RICHARDSON, the Senate
took recess OF fifteen minutes, when each member
was introduced to the Lieutenant.
Ths recess having expired,
TIE SPEAKER called the Senate - order.
SENATE BILLS ON sEcoSD READING.
The bill to prevent Clerks OF County Courts from
issuing license to Foreign Blinking Companies, was
read SECOND time and passed, and referred to the
Committee on 3 Anks @F-14a'
HOUSE BiELs Sp SECOND READING.
The folio wing House bills yers Fead second time
and passed: ~ -s...
To amend the act of February 10, 1854, to incsrs
pOrate the Spring Street Bride Company Of Nash
vile. ~. sse- .s =. r..a
To change the place of holding the Circuit Court
of Obion county vest of Reel Foot Lake,
COMMISSIONERS Of ROADS
Mr.. RICHARDSON introduced blu to abolish
the Office of Commissioner of Roads, which passed
on its first reading. ,- e.
AMEEDM EMIT OF TIE coDE-BAEKs.
Mr.. ALLEN introduced bill to amend section
1914, OF the Code, as follows: ss'.a 7
Be IL enacted By the General Assembly Of the Stateof
TenRssses Tina! section l. Sl4 in the Code be 50 mod
flied embrace the second section CT the get of
18th AIarca, 1885, which suthorises the accepting
Banks receive and pay out the notes Ct the Bank OF
Tennessee; il having been by accident omitted when
the Code was adopted. -
The bill passed its first reading and was referred
to the Committee on the Code. -...
TO REGULATE ELECTIONS.
Mr.. BRADFORD introduced bill 20 regulate
the time of opening and holding elections in this
State, and for other purposes. Requires that the
polls in all elections be opened 81 ~ o'clock, A NJ
and closed at O'Clock P. A., and allows the Off
GERS. judge and clerks holding elections one dollar
per day each Tor their services Passed first read
ing. t.-E ~.
Ga motion of Mr.. THOMPSON, the Senate ads
jeurned to halfpast eight o'clock tomorrow msrp-
ing.