Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-18

johnson. Mickey MinEis, Mcclellan, MeNeiily, /
Payae, Richardson, Stanton, Stokes stovall, Wood,
and Speaker NeWman-l9.
Ross-Msssrs Allen, Hildreth, LsBs, Nash, and |
Stokely-5.
No. l62-To change the line between the OOun-
ties Of DsKalb and Smith aud for ether purposes.
Passed, ayes is, noes 4. as follows
Aye-SIessrs Boyd, Bradford, Hildreth, John
son. Lane Mickey, Mcclellan. McNeilys Nash,
Payne, Richardson, Stanton, Stokes, Wood, and
Noes-AIessrs. Auen Bumpsss, Horn, and Stoke
ly-4
No. 1s9-To amend the exemption laws Of this
Stale.
Mr.. sTOVALL offered al amendment 70 exempt
one addltiOaal horse or mule
Mr.. ST0KELY moved 10 postpone tae bill and
amendment uutil the 4th Of July.
Mr.. SI0YALL demanded the ayes and noes on
the motion, which we're taken aud resulted ayes 3,
noes is, as follows:
Ayss-Measrs. Lane Minis and Stokely-3.
Noes-Messrs. Bradford, Bumpass. Hildreth,
Horn, JOtnsOA, Mcclellan, McNeilly, Nash, Payne,
Richardson, Stanton, Stokes, StOvalL Wood ana
Speaker ReWmsR-l5
So the motion failed.
The amendment vas then adopted without q d.
vision
Mr.. RICHARDSON offered an amendment pro-
viding thai heads Of families shall have exempted
from execution i've hundred dollars worth OF prop
Nv. an amount equal to the homestead exemption,
as now provided By law, which Wss rejected.
The bill was then passed on it's third reading
ayes IL, noes g. as follows: r,,
/ Avss--Messrs Bradford, Bumpsss, hildretn,
| Horn. johnson. Lane, Mickey. MINIS, MsNeilly,
! Nash PaYne, Richardson. Stanton, Stokes oioVaH'
Wood aud Speaker Newman--lT
/ Noss-Messrs. Boyd, Mcclellan sud Stokeiy--0-
RECESS.
Or motion Of Mr. HILDRErH, the Senate took
recess until two o'clock.
/ HOUSE BILLS on SECOND READING
No 84-Io change the liaes between the counties
Of Haywood, Dyer. Gibson and Madison keJeetoa
ayes 3, noes -, as follows:
Ays-Messrs Hildreth, Lane Minnis' McCletian
aud MoNeilly-5
Noes es.rs.--Alleu, Boyd, BumPass, Horn,
johnson, Nash, Payne, Stanton, Stoke', StoEeiy'
S.Ovall, aud Speaker Newmsn-l2
No 1870 amend section 1872 Of the Code.
Passed
No 479To es' ablish the thirteenth civil district
in Dyer county Passed.
No. 48I-T0 charter the Chattanooga Harrison
Georgetown aud Athens Railroad Company.
Mr. LANE opposed the passage of the bill because
it would ruu paralleI-in some places not more Than
two miles-With the Cleveland and Chattanooga
branch Of the East Tennessee aad Georgia h@'l-
road.
Mr.. MINIS advocated the passage of the
bill.
Mr. LANE demanded the ayes aod noes % tho
passage of the bill, which taken AID resulted
ayes 10, noes 7. as follows:
Ayss- iessrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Hildreth'
Horn, MINIS, Payne, Stanton, Stokes, and Stoke
ly-10
Noer-AI, ssrs. Bumpass, La ne, Mcclellan Mcneil
", Nash Stovall, and Speaker Newman-7
So the bill passed its second reading
Nc $3.50 enable Justices Of the Peace to cor
rect their judgments. Passed
No 544-For the relief Of jailOrs and for ClheI
| purpOses Passed
No $3.50 incorporate the Hartsville Central
Free Agricultural and Mechanical Fair
Mr. PAYNE offered an smendmeut authorizing
the Elmwood Cemetery Company Of Memphis to
purchase aud hold the Morris Cemetery grounds
which vas adopted
The hill was Their raised on It's second reading.
No $3.50 ascertain the sense Of the people
of linton county with reference TO the removal OF
the seat of justice.
Mr.. BUMPASS Nad come here pledged TO a remov
al of the house Of Upton county, and ifthe bill
had provided for such a removal he should have
voted for it. He WAS opposed to submitting the
question to the people. They had already vote
four times on that question and their sentiments
we're known.
The bill vas thea rejected without division.
Nc. $3.50 relieve the SheloyviAe B IRk Of Zen
, hessee, and for other purposes Passed.
No. $3.50 amend section l,547 Of the Code
Passed.
20 565-FOr the relief of pensioners. Passed.
HOUSE Bull on THIRD REtDIS1
r No 585-To incorporate the town Of Middleburl
and for other purposes.
Mr. NEWMAN (blr STovALL in the chair) offer
ed amendments to incorporate the town of Morris
Creek, and to amend the charter Of Winchester
; which were severally adopted.
The bill was then passei GU it, third reading
ayes l6, noes ,.
On roIiou Of Me-. PAYNE the Senate adjourned