Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-03

jamestown Academy, IN Fenlress county, the amend
ment submitting the location Of the academy to the
people
Mr.. HILBRETH moved that the Senate insist
Mr.. STANTON demanded the ayes and noes,
which we're taken and resulted ayes Is, noes H. as
follows
Ayes-1Isssrs. Hildreth Hunter, johnson, Lane,
Mickey, Mcclellan, McNeilly Payne. Peters, Ste
vail, Thompson Wood and Speaker Newman Ia
Aoss-MessFs Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Bumpass,
MINIS, Nash, Richardson, Stanton Stokes. Stokey,
and Trimble.-l1
So the Senate insists on its smeudment.
HOUSE, Bull ON THIRD READIHa.
No. 28S.-To protect the noie-holdsrs Of. hs Bank
Of Claiborne. Passed, ayes 10, noes 0.
SENATE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
No. 223-To incorporate the Mechanics Savings
Institute Of Memphis
The amendments reoomm ended by rhs Committee
on Private Interpretations we're concurred in, aad
the bill then passed on its second reading
On motion Of Mr. STOKES The bill ives recon-
mi'ted &c the Committee Private Interpretations
] No 233.--For the benefit Of the Edgefeld and
Kentucky Railroad Company. Passed.
No. 256 TO provide for the compensation Of
certain guards employed by the sheriff of Campbell
county.
The Committee on the judiciary reported bill in
lieu, to provide for the payment Of guards ia GER ain
ca IS which was adoped, and then the bill passed
its second reading
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING.
No 2l9 --Te imprOvs the navlg alton oftaa South
Fork andthe Clear Fork OF he Cumberland ievsr in
S,ou uuty
Mr.. HiLDRErH offered amendment 10 the bill
providing that the money appropriated shall not be
drawn Until The navigation IF that portion Of the
SOuta Fork lying il Kentucky be improved up to
! the State line, which was adopted.
The bill As thus amended hen passed its third
reading, ayes IA, noes O. as follows:
Ayes-Messrs Allen, Bradford, Hildreth, Horn,
| Hunter Lane, Mickley, Minis. AlcNeilIy. Nash,
Payne, Peters, Thompson and TrinbIe-l4
Noss--Mesr rs Boyd, Bumpass, Jones N. McClel-
Ian, Richardson, Stokes, StOgal Wood and Speaker
NeWmsn--9
No. l76-TO provide for the survey Of railroad
rou:e on n direct and most practicable route
from Knoxville to Nashville. Rejected ayes 8 noes
20, as fOllows:
Ayss-&essrs. Bradford, Stanton, and T.imsle-ags
NOes-Messrs. Allen, Boyd, BuwpsSs, Hildrelh.
Jjhuson, Line. Mickey, Mtnns McClellpd MEG
Nelly, Nash, Payne, Peters, Richardson, Stokes,
Stokely, sOvall, Thompson, Wood and Speaker New
man 20
No. 240-To incorporate the GcAuvi,ie and Mar
tins Greek Turnpike Company in Jackson county.
Mr. BOYD offered al amendment TO the bill suthor-
izing the Big Greek Bridge Company in Cooke ocun-
ty to charge footmeu five cents for crossing their
bridge, which was adopted, aud then,
The bill as thus amended, passed lis thIri read
ing il the Senate.
No. 2I7-To incorporate the Memphis Cos, AID
Mining Company. Passed
No 254 TO repeal portion Of ACT passed
the 18th of March, 1858. Passed, ayes 81 noes o.
THE CoMPENsATroS ACT.
Mr.. Stanton's resolution inslruciiug our Senator's
and requesting our Representatives in Congress to
introduce support any proposition to repeal the
compensation act" was taken up AMI rejected,
ayes I, noes Is, as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Bradford. Mcclellan, Mash. Stan
ton, Stokes Stokely, and Speaker Newmsn-7
Noes-Messrs. Boyd, Bumpsss, HuAter, johnson,
Lane, Mickey, MINIS, NcNeilly, Payne Peters,
Richardson, Stovall, and Thompson-l3.
Ana tben--
Ga motion of Mr. SPOKELY, the Senate sd-
journed.