Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-13
H0U.R OF q aE sENTATIvE3.
HsG.ssdIy's PTOceed .a1s Concluded.
u5Us2 Bills on THRD BEADING.


u5Us2 Bills on EHED BEADING.
The foloWlsg House bills we're read third time
ami dIspnsed . l. CcsItd
. Ne lS3 -Di ec;ory TO Puo!Ic Ulcers and for 9th
eF purposes Passed.
No. I35 For the relief Of the owners Of the
steamer &. Z. IIiGmsn.
Mr. JONE, cfsrsd an amendment to the bill, pro-
vdi' as at IL lle event tie author lilies OF the State
Of Ter see aRd of the Confederate s. AteG shall
decide AMI agree that tue fund out of which the
appropriation Ia made riRhtiEly belongs to the
COT fsdeFate States under the league entered into
by and between them, the amount appropriate
shall be and constitute fset against the debt
of Tennessee against the CuBiedsIate States tor
advances mace N the organization OF the PrOvis-
ional Army. " hich was Il .cLed
Mr.. DUNLAP rfered tie following amendment
90 the bIil
Be tpaer sndcted, That a sum sufficient to
Ray the c. Iuty mkTshAls Tor TAXI the CenEus Of
the year 1860. De and the hereby sppro
prsted out Uf said fund aud that the B4ak Of FEN
nsssee De authorised and directed to pay the
same
Be u further enGcted, That it shall be the
duty Of the various deputy msrshsls to file
III accounts OF money due them COR said services
with the Bank Of Tennestee, as well ss statements
of the psrt they received if any, from the Govern
ment of the United STATES, and hen said accounts
are fled. the Bank shall pay cut of said fund pro
rata bet-eeD said deputy msrshsls. if there is
q sufficient amount to satisfy the claims OF all
upon the table
Pending winch. it appearing that there was not 8
quorum present
Ga motion of Nr. sENTER, the House adjourned
to nine O'Clock to HOTr0S morning
Thursday, DsCEaBER II, 1854.
The SPEAKER called the House to order Ct nine
O'Clock.
Uyy1ErsBED BUSINESS.
The House resumed the consideration CT House
ill No 1875, the question being on the motion TO
d, thg b!.i and nendment the table, which mo
tioE prevailed, 2 es 81, Does Y
EEV BLIs.
The following biIls were introduced, read the
first tine snd passed:
By Mr.. OSBOYNE: No. z3l-To establish q Re
cordsr's Court If the city Of Columbia.
BY Mr.. ESTES: No 2S2-To charter the Planters
Association CT Tennessee.
Whereas On account of the blockade of the ports
Of tho CoGtedsP 70 StateS the cotton and tobacco
planters oil the StSte unable to dispose Of the
produce upon which they dependant, and
whereas they greatly need and desire some remedy
and relief
Sec l Re q therefore enacted 81 the Gsneydl A.
seSaby # the State Of tennessee That John Pope W.
c. Durlap, G 4 Bartlett, aud George L. Homes Of
Shelby county, Joseph L MOsby and Lewis r Will
ham son, of Fsyette county, George Taylor and L
r. SouerEilIe, Of Upton couzty, + B Hurt and Al
exaudsr jackson Of Madison county, and James
Rogers snd ThomGs Short, of Hay wood county, and
their sssocaCes and successors are hereby created
q boty corporate and polite By the name of The
Pisn1ers' Associsiion Of 9ensessee," and as such
shaE contract sue snd De sued, and hsve success
sion foz saes tme as may De cesssry and proper
FER carrying Os- the purposes OF this incorPors-
Isaa
sec b i hgtAer snacied, That ne 1rity of
sail corp yrag'Is may transact ell business and
IN tds eVsGt that Sny Of them saal decline
% accept tie position herein given them, or
n case o. the death, resignation, or removal
from the SS&te Of any OF their number, the
s&E1 nay sfsst their successors; provided that