The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17

OlaAy committee That lt hHd had under
confederation House Bill No 5, 70 pun
ish guerrili8s and recommended it,
passage; House Bill No Is, in regard
70 the real estate of the State, and
recommend its passage with the amend
ment OF the Senate, not deemiua Il IN
dicious to sell such real estate at the
present Also House Bill No. IS. d,
reetory to Attorney Generals, and
recommend its passage.
The memorial Of citizens of Kpo,
county on behalf Of John P. Jack. pc
titioning an act Of legislation to dis
charge him from liability to suit. anC
are OF opinion the Legislature have ns
power 70 grant the same.
Also House bill No. 4S. To enoour
age investments Of foreign capital sns
recommend its passage
Also House bill No so: In regard "a
the Recorder Of Columbia, Tenn. and
recommend its passage.
Also House bill No. &C.: To incress &c
the Jurisdiction Of Justices, and recon
mend its jurisdiction.
Also House bill No. 60: To repeal the
Sd art; of the 5th chap title ), second
part Of the Code, and recommend it
passage.
Senate joint Tesolution No. 60: Thai
3 joint committee Of one from the Sen
ate, aud two from the House, be ap
pointed to examine into the Bank OIL
Tennessee and branches, and they
have power to appoint committee oil
two to each branch Adopted.
House bill No. SO, to chenge the
time Of holding the court Of Knox
County, for the trial Of misdemeanors
Passed second reading.
House joint resolution No. 80, that q
committee of FIVE from the House and
No. from the Senate, to take into
consideration all the military bills. and
to draft q militia law. Was adopted
Senate bill No. IS, 70 pay the Judges
and Chancelors appointed by the late
Military Governor Of the State, report
ed from the judiciary committee, pass
ed its frst reading.
Senate bill No 5S, to extend the
time of the completion Of railroads in
this State, reported from the committee
on internal improvements, passed its
first reading.
Senate bill No. So for the benefit OF
discharged Union soldiers. Passed
second reading
4 message from the House announc.
ed to the Senate that the House had
adopted House Joint Resolution No Al
and asked the concurrence Of the Sens
ate in the same
Senate bill No 50 TO re-enact section
4766 Of the Code repealed in 1859 and
1850. Passed third reading and trans
mitted to the House.
Senate bill No 81, to discourage
treason and rebellion and to dispense
justice. Passed third reading and
transmitted to the House.
Senate bill No GO. 10 facilitate legal
proceedings and for other purposes re-
ported from the judiciary committee
recommending its passage. Passed
third reading and transmitted to the
House.
Senate bill No 81, to incorporate the
Agnomen Club Passed third reading
Senate bill No II: To protect the
interests Of the State. Passed third
reading
Senate bill No 70: To submit to the
voters Of Smith county the removal or
non-removal Of the county seat Of Smith
county from Carthage to Newmiddle-
ton. Passed third reading and trans
mitted to the House.
Senate bill No. II, in lieu Of Senate
bill No 81: To extend section 1859. for
the benefit Of loyal persons injured OF
wrOnged in their person OF property
Passed third reading and transmitted
TO the House
Mr. Cate introduced Senate bill No
80: Toincorporate the East Tennessee
Petroleum Company Passed FIRST
reading and referred to the Committee
on Corporations.
House Joint Resolution No. 80. ap-
pointing Committee of three of the
House, and Committee of - OF the
Senate, to settle with J. S. Fowler, late
Comptroller of the State.
Mr. Hall offered Senate resolution
No. 6S, to perfect the military, reds
tricting, revenue and franchise bile,
and to adjourn on the 18th. Lays over
one day.
House joint resolution No Il, re-
1uesting the Governor to communicate
by telegraph Immediately 10 the Pres
dent of the United States, and sscer-
tain whether the Tennessee troops now
in the Federal army can be retained
for the defence of the State against
guerrillas and raiders, and to lay be-
fore this Legislature the desired inform
alton as soon as practicable.
House bill No 8, 10 punish guerrillas,
DC, reported from the judiciary com
mittee recommending its passage.
Passed second reading.
House bill No IS, in regard to the
real estate Of the State and Bank Of
Tennessee reported from the judiciary
committee recommending its passage.
Passed third reading.
House bill 43 to encourage the invest
ment of foreign capital in the develop
ment of the mineral wealth of the
State. Passed first residing.
House Bill No. 80, in regard to the
recorder Of Columbia Passed first
reading.
House bill No. GO, 10 increase the
jurisdiction Of justices. Rejected.
House bill No. co, to repeal 3D. arti-
Gle, 9th chapter, title 5 Of the Code.
Passed second reading.
The Senate then adjourned until to
morrow morning at the usual hour.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUEsDAY, May Is.
The House was called TO order at the
usual hour. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Hunt.
ington.
IN accordance with a resolution
adopted yesterday, House bill No 80
was brought up. With an amendment,
1t passed its second reading.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
A message from the Senate was re-
ceived announcing the passage of Sen
ate joint resolution No. 60, aud aslling
the concurrence of the House; also the
non concurrence with House Joint res
olution No. 80.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEE.
III. otSClS lSpOIASQ HOUSE DIS NO
LOG and loo, recommending their re-
lection.
Mr.. Cooper, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported House bills No. 76, IS.
So and lOl, recommending their pas.
age; also, House bills No. 81, 93, oS,
l02 and los. and recommended their
rejection Placed on the calendar.
NV BILLS.
By Mr. Henderson To incorporate
the Union Mining Company. Passed
nd referred to Committee on Corpora
tons.
BY Mr. Moss: Toamend section 6 Of
The Code, providing for the protection
d loyal men from oppression by rebels
Passed.
By Mr. Wagner: To change the tine
for holding the Chancery Court Of
Johnson county. Passed snd referred
10 Judiciary Tor,r,;rfaa