Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-23


ed in court against officers and their securities for
official default nor judgments in favor Of security
accommodation endorser, stayor, or co-securi.y'
who has been compelled to pay money for his prln-
cpal co-security be stayed under the provisions
of this act.
SEcr1oN6. Be nys,rtEer eaacsed That all laws and
parts of laws coming within the purview ana NEAR
ing Of this act are hereby repeated t;..;,a-
SECTION Z. This act shall expirs sy us O"i iANA'@
ton on the first day Of July, 1867. .t.lI nor
Sec 8. Be further enacted, mat Ins 49,
apply to actions or eiectnents against au
ministrators or other persons acting In JuuclAry
canacitv. for money due by them to dlstrl0u1ees
leratees or others, and which has been actually col
lected by them. g 49, ,.-+r
ha;, oot6sd to give additional security and
san fail TO do So then the officer shall proceed ana
sell the nroperty levied upon as though no delivery
bond had been gwen - .,l;o
SEC TO- Be Il further enacted, mat upon apphca-
ton of the stayor or security ior 1e y ~
nroncrty. as provided for by this act by at1davlt
E writing TO be fled with the papers, that he Is
fearful and has good reasons to believe that If exc
cnfion is further stayed be will be compelled to pay
the Judgment, execution shall issue against the
debtor and stayor at any time; or if the security
for the delivery of the property shall make such
affidavit the principal in said delivery bond, upon
ten DAYS notice shall deliver the property mention
ed in said bond at the place designated therein and
the officer shall proceed to expose the same TO pub
lie sale to pay said debt: Provided the parties TO
the original judgment may give new, good and SUI
fieient security, Us now provided by law.
SIC. H. BE e further eaatted That delivery bonds
given under the provisions of this act shall have the
same effect and be governed in all respects by the
laws now in force in reference TO delivery bonds
except so far rs the same may conflict with this act
CRY AFFARs-WHERE's CovoDE?-At the meeting
of the Board of Aldermen last night Mr.. BRIEN, who
is a member of the COMMITTEES on Finance, made
statement in regard to the manner in which purcha-
ses have been made on account of the Corporation,
and work ordered for the same. which shows that
the services of the celebrated Covede Committee
very much needed in Nashville. According to Mr.
BRIEN's statement, the ,grOssest Encouragement IN
this respect has crept into some of the departments
of the corporation, and he pointed out articles and
charges to Substantial his position. The subject
under consideration when these remarks were made
was the allowance of accounts.
Mr.. Cox offered resolution providing that all
accounts about which there were doubts as to hay-
ing been legally contracted, were stricken out Of
the committees report and referred to select com
mittee. which consists of Messrs. Cox, HURLEY and
MEIGs. The remainder of the accounts were then
allowed and ordered to be paid.
Mr. Cox introduced bill to pay Capitol Hill Fire
Company No 4 s4O0 and Hook and Ladder Compa-
ny No /, $3.50, in full Of all demands, which was
passed on three several readings.
Mr.. Cox offered a resolution empowering the
Committee on the Market House. to make such re-
pairs on the Market House as are necessary.
Mr.. HuRLEY introduced a bill allowing JAMES
KAYs to run carry-an without license, which
was passed on three readings.