Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-23

two s-ns CT 10 circuit Court e. DGFiosCn county
was ccncurred in.
House bill in lieu CT Senate HI No. 10, TO sssab-
Ish the Eighth Chancery Division cf Tennsssse,
was conclrIed III.
House amendment to Senate bill No 162. to pun
isa frauds in handng corporations, was concurred
in
House amendments to Senate bin No. l65, to in
corporate the Memphis Cotton Seed Oil Company
were concurred in.
House amendments to Senate bill No. sl5, to in
corporate the Valley Bank Of Tennessee at Dam
bridge. were concurred in.
House amendments to Senate bill No 217, to in
corporate the Memphis Coal and Mining Company,
were concurred in.
House amendment to Senate bill No. zig to char
ter the SeveirviEe and Smokey Mountain Turnpike
Company was concurFed in
House amendment TO Senate bill No 209, to in
corporate the Memphis ana White River Steam
Packet Company, was concurred in
House amendment to Senate bill No. ZIG, to grant
further time to the Rome and Carthage Turnpike
Company complete their road, was concurred in
House amendments to Senate bill No. Jag, TO in
cooperate the CAST ian Springs and Lafayette Turn
pike Company and for other purposes, were con
CURED in.
TUE PeNuENTIART.
House bill No $40, provinding for the removal Of
the penitentiary from Nashville to Manchester, was
taken up and read.
Mr. Triinbles bill, offered in lieu, was then read,
and the question recurring upon its adoption
Nj. MtJOD moved 10 lay Lll6 Dill upon the radio.
/ Mr.. TRIAlBLE demanded the ayes and noes on the
motion, which were taken and resulted ayes Is,
noes 10, as follows
! Ayes-Messrs. Hndreth, johnson, Lane, Mickey,
4 MINIS, Mcclellan Payne, Peters, Stanton, Stokes
! Stoyall, Wood and Speaker Newman-I3.
/ AOes-Messrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Bumpass,
Horn, McNeily, Nash, Richardson, Stokely and Trim
! be-IO
/ So the bill in lieu was laid on the table
Mr.. LANE offered an amednenJ providing for the
IfnF IruNrr
Knoxville.
Mr.. WOOD demanded the ayes gand noes on the
adoption Of the amendment, which we're taken and
resulted ayes 10, noes Is, follows;
AyeS-Messrs. Alien, Boyd, Bradford Lane, Min
mis-, Mcclellan, McNeilly, NASH StOzely and Trim
] ble-I0.
Noes-AIessrs Bumpass Hildreth, Horn, johnson,
Aickley Payne, Peters, Richardson Stanton Stokes,
Stovall, Wood and Speaker Nowman-l3.
% the amendment was rejel ted.
Mr.. WOOD moved to amend Inc bill so as to re
quire building to be erected C sufficient capacity
to accommodate five hundred convicts, which was
adopted.
On motion of Mir. STOvALL. the number Of
acres Of Land to be purchased fixed at fifty
acres.
On motion of Mr. LANE, it was provided that
the land shall not cost more than five dollars
per acre.
Mr. WOOD offered an amendment providing that
the cost Of the building shall no. exceed one hun
dred thousand dollars, which adopted
On motion OF Mr.. LANE, the bonds Of the com
mssioners were fixed at 100000.
On motion Of Mr.. WOOD, five thousand dollars
IN addition to the proceeds Of the sale Of the pres
ent buildings and property, was appropriated 70
enable the commissioners to carry cut the Proyis-
ions Of the bill.
The bill was then passed on its third reading
ayes L. noes il. as follows
Ayes- Mezsrs. Horn, Hunter, Johnson, Lane,
Mickey, MINIS, Mcclellan. Payne, Peters, Stanton,
Stokes, Wood and Speaker Newman--I3.
NoeS-Messrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Bumpass
Hidreth McNeiIy, NASH Richardson Stokely STOW
all and Trimble-ll
Mr. WOOD moved to reconsider the vote passing
the bill and to lay that motion upon the table
Mr.. ST0VALL demanded the ayes and noes the
motion, which were taken and resulted ayes II
noes r. as follows:
AyeS-Messrs. Hunter, Johnson, Lane, Mickey
Mcclellan, Payne, Peters, Stanton, Stokes, Wood
an Speaker Newman-I2.
-Messrs. Alien, oyd Bradford, Bumpass
Hildrcth, Horn, McNeily, Nash, Richardson, Stokey
Stoval and Trimble-l2
A RECESS.
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