Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-16


Noss-Messrs. Ahsa, Boyd, Bradford, Bu9psss,
Horn, Nash, Richardson Stanton. Stskss. stoksy
and Trimble-ll.
So the Senate refused reeede.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
No S79-To amend the erimiasl laws Of the State
Psssed, ayes II, noes 10 as follows
Ayss-MsssFs. Allen, Bumpass, Hildreth. Hunter
johnson, Miekley, Mcclellan Stokes, steValL Woed
AMI Speaker NeWman-ll.
Noss-Messrs. Boyd, Bradford, Horn Lane, Min
mis-, AioNeilly Nash, Richardson Stokely and Grim
ble-l0.
No. 445-Fo authorize County Judges anu Chair
men Of County Courts 70 appoint administrators
pendsHte lie Passed ayes II, noes @.
No. 463-To increase the jurisdiction Of the /
County Courts Of this State. Rejected ayes g. noes
Is, as follows:
Ayes-Eessrs Allen Boyd. Bradford, Bumpass.
Hunter, Mcclellan, Peters and Speaker Newman /
5
Noss-Messrs. Hldreth. Horn. johnson. Lace,
MINIS, MeNeilly, Easb, Richardson Stanton,
Stokes. Stokely, Stovan aud Trimbie.-l3.
On motion Of Mr.. JOHNSON. the vote rejecting /
the bill was reeonsidered and then
Mr.. ALLEN withdrew tie bill for amendment.
No. 467-TO provids for granting law license
Passed ayes 81 noes 2.
No 46S To regulate the practice of law aud to
relieve officers
Mr.. STOKES offered an amendment providing
that whenever two or more persons bring a suit at
law as partners upon account, bill Of exchange,
bond Of note, either before q magistrate q court
Of record iG shall not be necessary for them TO
prove their partnership, unless he defendant files
plea in abatement in writing denying the part
nership, which was adopted.
The bill was then referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary
No 4S4-to amend section 3515 of the Code
Rejected. ayes 0, noes "a
No 1870 incorporate the Goose Creek and
Woodson's Turnpike Company and for other Pur-
poses.
Mr.. STANTON offered an amendment to appoint
commissioners to superintend the expenditure Of
the appropriation made by this Legislature 10 clear
out the Cauey Fork Of Cumberland river which
was adopted.
! Mr. TRLMBLE offered an amendment 10 ame d
/ the charter Of the Browns Creek and Robertson
/ Academy Turupke Company, which was adOoted
The bill was then passed OF its third reading
! ayes Is, noes
On motion Of Mr.. PAYNE, the Senate took re-
cess until two O'clock.
BANKS OF DISGUST AND DEPOSIT.
] House bill No. 540 to charter Bank Of Discount
aud Dopost Brownsvilles and for other purposes
was taken up and passed on its third reading, ayes
! 49,. noes2 follows:
/ 1yss-Messrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Bumpsss
! Hidre Ii, Horn, Hunter, johnson, Lane, MINIS,
Mcclellan, Nash Payne, Peters, Stanton SsOvsll,
/ Wood and Speaker Newmsu-1S
Noes-Messrs. Stokes aud Trimble-2.
TO PROTECT GRAVE YARDS.
Mr.. Lanes motion to reconsider the vote reject
ing House BILL No. 289 10 protect grave yards,
taken up aud the vote recOnsdered.
The oil was then rejected, ayes 7,.nOes 10, as
fOlloNs:
Ayes-Messr,. Johnson, Lane, Mcclellan Mcneil
/ ly,Stokely Wood, end Speaker Newman-7
NOss-Messrs. B I'd, Bradford, Bumpa4s. Horn,
Hildrelh Hunter, Minis, Mash, Payne. Peters,
Richardson, Stanton, Sokes, Stovall, AMI Trimble.
! 10.
HOUSE BILL Gu SECOND READIEG
/ No. TO remove the .Penitentiary TO Man
| chester in Coffee county. Passed.
On motiOa Of Mr.. TRIMBLE, the bill was recon-
mtted TO the Committee on the Peniteutiary, to-
| gethev with a bill TO remove the Peni eutisry
| from its present site to suitable one the
bank Of the Cumberland river below he cry Of
Nashville which he had prepared to offer in lieu Of
/ the House bill with instructions to the committee
to take the subject Of the removal Of the Peniten
tiary into consideration aud report by bill or other
/ wise
! No. 439-Te establish Law court at New Canton
/ in Hawkins county Rejected.
| No. 4i2-To establish a common law and chance
! ~ court At Fall Braacl. Rejected.
No 489-F.r he relief Of Alexander Il. An1er-
sou and for other purposes. Amended ami
passed.
No 473-TO amend section 2,45I of the Cole
AueudSu III paIN-1
SENATE BILL ON SECOND READING.
No. 800 TO allow the county of Macon to apply
her internal improvement fund t. the Juilding of
new courthouse. Passed
HOUSE BILLS ON FIRST READING.
10. 585 II, incOrpOra' e the town of NIiddleburg
and fr h'r purPo es. Passed.
Nc. 45l-TJ charter Bank of EXchaHgs and D.
post at Jonesbor0 aud tor other purposes. Passed
No. 1870 amend the charter Of the Atlantic,
Tennessee and Ohio Railroad Company Passed.
No. SEE I regulate the time of boiling he Cir
cult Court At Jasper. in Marion cguuty a1d for
other purposes. Passed
No. 4O5-To charter the East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad Company Passed
No. Alto establish the State line between Ten5
uessee AMI North Carolina between certain points.
Passed
| No 1870 aueni HE exemption laws of this
| Stue. Passed
| NO-To dsfray The expenses of the General
! Assembly Of The ate of Tennessee Passed aad
referred to he Committee on Ways and Means.
No. 562--To change he county At Of Cooke from
| New Port % Odels- Pissed.
| No. 5I5-ESemptnz the property Of the soldiers
| Of the Of Sl2 to the amount Of two thousand
! dJlars, an for Other purposes. Passed
No. 550-To change the lines Of the counties Of
Cheathsm ana WilliausOn AMI for other purposes.
Passed,
Ga motion of Mr. MINIS, the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WEDNESDAY, March IA. 1860
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House re ,umed the consideration of the or
der pen Ling at the time of taking the recess for
diuner.
Mr.. Buffers bill. 1876. to fix this State line be-
tween Tennessee a1d North Carolina in certain
places, finallv passed By yeas %, nays "a
Mr.. Buffers, 52l t. estIbhsh & chSneery court
at Bristol iu Sal ivan county, rejected by yeas
"a nays 81.
COUNTY LINES.
Mr. Lsps, 81. 10 change the lines between Dyer,
Ma iison. hson ali HsyN BOD counties, vas read
Mr. HURT m1v Il to pass over the bill Informal
ly in c,u'equeaoe Of toe abseucs on acJ7uut of
sicku Of he iuu sdla Represents at of Dyer
county and the i)a.ing Representative from Gibson
county.
The N ton was rejected BY yea, IS, nays 80
4 call Of the House vas demanded and being or |
dered an taken, the clerk reported sixteen 40
sences.
On motion, the further proceedings in the call
were dispensed with
Mr.. BICKN-LL moved to postpone the considers- |
ton of the bill ill tomarrow mIrniug 10 o'clock.
The motion rejected b. yeas %, nays 81
Mr.. LEAFS demani for the prsVi 'u3 question WAS |
sustained By yeas 30, nays %
The bill WAS finally passed by yeas 81. nays IS.
Mr. LEA moved 10 rec jnsi Ter tle vote just tax n
aud 10 lay that motion Oh the table
Inc ltJter mOlOa was agreeu 10 Oy yeas %, Lays
90
CORR sCrIoN OF THE JOURNAL
Mr.. TREWHITT moved t. supply an omission in
the jlurna! OF the House by incorporating therein
a motion to reconsider the vote rejecting Mr. Gil
les pies bill q R 3l5l relieve jallors &C.. I'd.
on the 18th Of Fs6rI.ry, wlic does not appear ia
the clerks minutes.
The mott IN was agreed - without division Of
the House.
Mr. WISENER moved to reoonsid ~ n. vote jus:
taken ordering the journal 10 be corrected.
The 1tOu was agreed to By yeas 43. nays IS
Tue question recurring again on she mOti)u t.
correct the jlurnsl-
Tae House refused to 50 order by tie vOte-yeIs
81, nays 50
FoR THE RELIgF OF JALORs, &C.
Mr. Cdsarham's bill. 544, to benefit Mi. Fur
gus u aud J. J Drsughtou was rea /.
Mr. TREWHITT jhad leave to withdraw Mr.. Gil ,
sspie's BILL H 345 to relieve iailOrs. aud fire
it IS a bill in lieu [Tuis bill provides pay f'r the
keeping OF prisoners who uua7oidlb'y break jail,
&c. !
The bill in lieu was adopted without division of
.he House
The biz then passed the final reading in the