The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

AAuu9t pili No lS9 was taken UP. ~ pro-
bits the sale of Intoxicating drinks within
two miles Of the village Of Cornersville,
Giles County.
Mr.. Ordway represented that there was in
that place, a hourishing school for Young
ladies' but SO prevalent was drunkenness
among q certain class, that many parents
we're compelled 10 take their daughters
away. The substantial citizens asked ihe
relief, and he hoped they would get it.
Mr. Moss, who was one Of the committee
which recommended the rejection of the
bill, prohibiting the sac, said he did not
object 10 the relief, but he doubted the
power Of the Legislature to grant the powers
asked by the corporation.
Mr.. Arneu moved non-concurr5 nee
with the report Of the COMMITTEES, which was
carried by a large majority BY The house
The bin was then passed
The Senate amendment 10 house bill No
I22, extending the time o. completing the
Rome and tarthage turnpike, five years
longer, WAS aiOpted; and the bal passed
The amendment requires the company to
give good curity for the faithful perform
unce Of the work within the given time
The senate bill incorporating the Nash
vi lie Turn-Ntrein," having been reported
from the committee GA cOrnnratinhs-s---
A section was added, Incorporating SINH
lar associations IN Knoxville and Memphis
Passed a second readiog-
Senate bill los, incorp 1ratipg the 'SBsnai
Birth, '-Sons;of the covenant, was taken up
aud passed second reading.
Senate bill, No. lOl, 70 incorporate the
" Kaal Ked sh sBedi Yeshurum" con
gregation of Israehtes, passed first read
ing.
House bill No. 81, incorporating the Syp-
sah Oh and Mining company, was passed on
It's second reading.
The aetincorpsra'ing the East Tennessee
and Kentucky Petroleum Company, passed
second reading.
Senate bin Incorporating the Claiborne
Mining and Transportation Company, was
read first time.
Ihe bill changing the county line be-
twee / the counties Of jackson and Macon
50 as 20 include the residence of Andrew
Conner, was passed over infavorably.
The bin changing the county lines between
Perry and Decatur. was passed on its Sc
coud reading. The residence OF Mr.. Dyer
is iucluded by il in Decatur county.
House bill Incorporating the Jackson Oil,
Coal and Salt Company, was passed on its
third reading.
House bill to amend the charter of the
Memphis and Summerville Plank Road
Company, was passed upon its second read
Ing, after having been 30 amended as 10
prevent the Company from collecting toll
until the road has been completed.
House bill Incorporating the Snow Creek
Oil and Mining Company was taken Up.
Mr.. Gaut moved to amend bv ADDING q
section incorporating the Hiawassee md
Oak0 Oh and Mining Company, with like
powers TO those Of the Snow creek Com
pany. Adopted, and the hill passed on
the second reading.
Senate 10 Mt resolution No, 8, in lien Of
House resolution No le3, was taken mn. II
provides for a Joint Committee TO INQUIRE !.
Whether all acts passed at the last SEES
sion were signed by the Speakers of the two
Houses, and presented TO the Secretary of
State.
whether any acts which failed to pass.
were signed by the said Speakers.
3-Whe'her any acts were published
which were not signed, or il any which
were signed were omitted.
Mr. Hood offered the following amend
ment;
4-That the said Committee examine and
compare the Journals as printed, with the
manuscript copy on file in the office Of the
Secretary Of State.
Mr.. Il. desired to know if there had not
been good deal Of what printers called
fat, ia the printed copy, thus increasing
the cost of the work.
The resolution was laid over for the pres
ent.
A report was received from the Adiut,nt
General. Hestates that he found the records
IN bad condition, in unbound books. from
which leaves had already been lost. and
the whole was lying on the floor. in q con
fused mass. Among these we're muster
rolls of the Tennessee soldiers.
All these had 10 be re-szFapvssd. and II
was done, for a long tiIse with sin,5',
clerk-a detached soldier; but finally = prin-
cipal clerk and tsa assistants, were en-
ployed, and order vas restored, and the ~
dersi aud reeop5s have been Transcribed in
new and well hound books.
The Adiutant General ststes further tbst
be proposes 10 make a lengthy report on
the militsry status of Tennessee. mast and
prescott, next winter, and he asks the reten-
lon Of al the clerks for short time. tbat
the necessary recor6s may be transrr;i,.5
siier which one Will suffice
The epori was accompanied by Senate bin
enthorlaing the necessary number Of clerks
askeo Tor, and also prov dug for the paw
iileht a past services; also providing FOR he
annual publication OF the records Of Tepnes-
see soldiers, IS they NAV come 10 Efht.
heierred 70 the Committee on Finance.
senate Bill No %, being an act q en-
courage the raising Of wool in the stat
was taken up. II provides for the killing Of
dogs, which are u the habit OF kiiiieg
sheep. Referred TO The Committee on Ae-
ricultur and Manufacturing.
Adjourned till O'Clock pm