Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-11
anoh i iha annorlioament proridsd for il tha.

Branch, in the appoFtoament provided Tor ID that
section
slSeeond Whether, by virtue Of said act. the cap
iiai stock OF any Bank has bsen diminished. and if
SO. ho~ much, and whether The diminution has been
made by the voluntary action of the Board Of d.
rectcrs of said Branch. BY the direction end au-
thoriiy Of the Board or President of the Bank at
Nashville.
Third: If The capital Of any Bank has been di-
minished contrary 10 the wish Of toe majority OF
The Directors of such Branch that the committee
report a Bill providiog for reinststns sucn Branch
in the possession Of the capital 50 taken away from
il.
The resolution was rejected by riVa uoce Vote
GENERAL BANKING LAW.
NJ. THOMPSON IL. urued Senate bin No. 80,
tn establish a e neral banking law IN the state OF
u, IN sssee with al amendment giving the Leg sia-
ture power TO repeal or amend he law, and On his
motion, the bill, with the amendment, was recon-
mittel TO the COMMITTEES on Banks
AMENDMENT OF THE C7DE.
HOUSE tilI No IL, to repeal section 1856, iucu-
sive, to S91, article let, chapter h, part ga Oh
the Code coming up in regular order. vas read.
Mr.. TRIMBLE asked, aud obtained leave to WITH
draw the bill for amendment.
sEEATs Bills ON sEcosD REArIEG.
Ma. 34-To pr3teet the rights of married women.
The Recommendation Of the Committee on tae
JndIciarv thar Senate bill No. 81 Mr.. Stokes) to
grrctect the ave prole'ty of married women, and
90 the rights of their creditors be adopted Ia
Hen was oopcurred 10, and then the bill passed en-
Its sec md reading
No. 500 transfer ca1ses from one Court to
ARCHER ID certain cases.
The amendment recommended by the Committee
on the judiciary vas adopted eod 'hen the Oii'
No. 00-To authorize the skilR of gaaTdians'
! executors aud admustraLUrs' bonds in vacation
/ Passed
No. 92-To autbo izs the Tax Collector of Msury
county o appoint tSO Deputies Passed
No SEQ change The time OF holding the CIT
! cult Court in R1ber son county. Passed
No 98-To suppress frauds in Cotton packirg
Passed and referred to the Committee on Judiciary
SENATE BILLS On THIRD READING.
No. G2.-To suppress litigation AID quiet the
! titles to land htrsiofJre sol for taxes.
Ga motion of Mr.. TRIMBLE, the bill was linden
nitely postponed.
No 8t-To encourage tue use Of private capital
Mr. PAYNE offered q bill IN lieu. which provides
fsTbat heresfter all pefs snd corporations part
nerships and associations of persyns, Paying tsxe
for the use Of money as shaver, or money dealers
in eceordence With the laws in sTcA cases, made an
crowded shall be hereafter allowed to receive d.
nosits issue checks or bills Of exchange. or dscou
n ties bills or other securities: PFo0aed. mat TN
act shallnot be construed to authorize snen persons
cornorations partnerships OF ass1ciatlons to ISSUE
and nat in circulation, any instrument or prOmis
to nav money intended TO pass IS currency O.
money :" and repeating all laws and paris OF law
in conflict with Tie foregoing
The till in Iieu adopted.
Mr. RICHARDSON inquired whether the check
or certificates OF deposit issued BY sden partle
would not pass as bapk bills.
Mr. PhYf,E replied that the bill provided tina
parties shall issue nothing to circulate as money
Mr. STOKES said if the Senator from Sheb!
/ fNr. Psyne) is a friend of the Banks, II he ha
studied half a century, he could not have devlsel
better way to harrass them than by giving the poWe
his hill conCers upon the money shavers who arr
constantly preyirg upon them He was opp 'Sei u
/ conferriug upon corporations individuals priv
I,rss of this character unless they did some gooC
10 the country u MAS important bill and ht
/ boned the Senator from Shelby tAlr. PsyTe) Wouic
consent to make it the special order for Wednesday
next.
| Mr.. PAYNE said he should be absent next week
aud would prefer that the vote be taken upon the
Hill now - >,
Mr.. TRIIBLE hoped the Senator from Shelby
mir Payne7 would agree to make the bill the spe
cisl ldsr for Some future day. He desired time Il
examine it.
Mr. PAYNE (visldng) moved to make it the spe
eial order for Saturday morning at ten O'CLOCK
which motion agreed to.
On motion of Mr. LANE, it was ordered that on'
hundred copies of the bill be printed for the use
the Senste.
No. $40 Incorporate the West TENNESSEE
Academy Of Memphis, aGd for other purposes
Passed.
MOTION TO RECONSIDER.
Mr. LANE entered motion to reconsider the Vot'
| rejecting House resolution No &c.
Ca motion Of Mr.. TRIMBLE, the Senate adjourn
! ed.