Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-15
rnNNrssER LneIsLATURE.
SENATE.
TuEsDAY. March i3, 1860.

TENNESSEE AEGAsLAEURE.
SENATE.
TuEsDAY. March 10, 1860.
Tuesdays Proceedings COniiaWed.
HOUSE MESSAGES.
The Senate took up House message non-concuring
in Senate amendments to House bill No. 490 to m
corporate the town of Culliocha, in Maury county,
and for other purposes, and the Sennte insisted on
its amendments.
The Senate receded from its amendment to House
bill No 326 to repeal section 6, chapter 73 of an
act entitled act to extend the time Of acceptance
Of the suspended banks, passed March 8, 1858.
The Senate Eeceded from its amendment in regard
to two terms Of the Circuit Court Of Giles county
to House I'LL No. 230, to change the time Of holding
the Circuit Court Of Union county and for other
purposes.
The Senate insisted on its bill adopted in lieu of
House bill No 424 TO supply Carter and other coun
ties with reports, &c,
HOUSE BILLS on SECOND READING.
No. 4lS-For the improvement Of Obed's river in
Fentress and Oyert0n caunues and for other pur-
poses. Passed.
No. 444-To correct conflict of the Code by re
peallng part of section 499 Of the in relation
to tax collectors commissions.
Mr.. WOOD offered an amendment providing that
constables shall have the time to wind up their
business as is allowed to sherifs which was re-
jected.
Mr.. WOOD, at the request Of some friends of the
BILL moved to reconsider the vote rejecting the BILL
which motion failed.
No 45T-To prevent persons residing out Of the
State to administer upon estates in Tennessee Re
jected.
No. 46s-To increase the jurisdiction of the Coun-
/ ty Courts of this State.
Mr.. PETERS offered an amendment requiring the
agents Of minors to give bond and security, which
was adopted.
Tho bill +a, ,,sssad ,ts sanond ,,aad;no and ,ras
referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
! No. 46I-To provide for granting law license.
Passed.
No. 4G8-To regulate the practice Of law and to
relieve officers Passed.
! No. 469-To charter Mount Moriah Male Acade.
my and for other purposes. Passed.
| No. 4S3-To furnish the pupils of the Tennessee
Blind School with books in raised print and for 9th
er purposes Passed
No. 4S4-To amend section 3,51j of the Code
Passed, and referred to the Committee on the Judi
ciary.
No 49I-To regulate the practice on the subject
of bail whilst persons accused Of crime are on trial
Passed.
WoodsOn's Turnpike Company and for other pur'
] poses. Passed.
No 5OO-To amend the common school law
Passed.
No 5O5-To repeal section COS of the Code. Re
jected.
No 5O8-To prescribe the duties of the reporter Of
the decisions of the Supreme Court and for other
purposes
Mr.. BOYD offered an amendment authorizing the
Judges of the Supreme Court to allow clerks com
| pensation for extra services which was adopted.
The bill was then passed on its second reading
and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
! No. jl2-TO amend the act incorporating the Elk
ton Turnpike Company. Passed
Fo j23-TO define the duties of the Bank Of Ten
nessee and the Comptroller in certain cases.
l Nv a. in
an amendment to cOnstrue the act passed the I'd Of
| December, 1859, to change the place of paying of
certain State bonds, which was adopted.
The bill was then passed on its second reading.
| No. 525-TO amend the general internal improve
ment law of this State. Passed
! No. 532-Supplemental 20 an act entitled, an ac
to prescribe the mode Of choosing electors to vote
| for President and Vice President of the United
States, passed February &c, 1852.
| No. 533-TO incorporate the Middleburg Male and
! Female Academy. Passed.
No. 534-To change the time Of holding the Chan
| Gerry Court at Springfield. Passed.
HOUSE BILLS on FIRST READING.
No. 34O.-To remove the Penitentiary to Manches
ter IN Coffee county. Passed. and referred to the
Committee on the Penitendary.
No 54O.-To charter Bank of Discount and De
post at Brownsville and for other purposes Passed
No. 1910 create aCommon Law and Chaneery
Court at Hartsville. Passed.
No 5II.-To charter Unionville and Richmond
Turnpike Company, and the BellWOOd Turnpike
| Company, and for other purposes. Passed.
/ No 4S9.-FOr the relief Of Alexander R. Ander
son, and for other purposes. Passed and referred
| TO the Committee on the Judiciary.
SENATE BILL On THIRD READING.
No. 265.-To change the line between the conntie.
| of Putnam and Smith.
| Mr. MCCLELLAN offered an amendment to change
the line between Campbell and Union counties
| which was adopted.
The bill was then passed its third reading aye:
! Is, noes /, rs follows:
! Ayes.-Messrs. Bradford, Hildreth, Hunter, John
son, Lane, Mickey, Minnis Mcclellan, Nash, Payne
! Peters, Stanton, Stokes, Wood and Speaker Neman
| ID
Noes-Messrs. Boyd Horn, Richardson and Stoke
J ly.-4.
SENATE BILL on SEOOAD READIsG.
No. 3l2-To establish Common Law Court al
! LoudOn. Rejected.
MOTION TO RECONSIDER TAKEN UP.
Mr.. Hildreths motion to reconsider the vote re
! jecung Senate bill No l53, to lease out the pen
! tertiary, was taken up and the Senate refused tC
| reconsider.
And then
On motion Of Mr.. sToVALL, the Senate ad-
! jOurned.