The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09
TENNESSEE LEGISLATnRR.
rESrH WEEK.
SENATE


AnShSuAAg JHAc o 4ooa-
Senate met at 9 o'clock. Prayer by
Res. Mr.. McGee .
Mr. Senter, from Committee on Cor
porations, reported Upon Senate bill
No l07, to incorporate the HOLY Con-
creation of the Children Of Jushurum
of Nashville, recommending its pas.
sage Taken up and passed its second
reading.
0nnlotion Of Mr. Keith. the vote on
House bill No 122, to amend sectionl ia
of the Code was reconsidered, and pas
sed its third reading.
On motion OF Mr. ball, the vote on
House bill No IS. to repeal 2SO7 of the
Code, was reconsidered, and passed its
second reading.
The repeal of this section Is to pres
vent the State from being sued.
On motion Of Mr. Hall. 500 copies of
Senate bill No us, for the protection
Of Sheriifs and other purposes, was or
dered to be printed.
Mr. Peart then offered Senate Joint
Resolution, that slI persons who voted
willingly, on the Sth Of June, 1861, for
Separation and Representation, and
who have not since given unmistske-
able proof of loyalty, by serving in the
United States Army, and otherwise, are
now, and viii ever be looked upon as
infamous BY all loyal men in this State,
that It fixed q stain upon them which
Is indellible. and must remain upon
them forever.
Mr. Hall moved to lay the resolution
on the table, which motion prevailed,
by . vote Of 10 to 9.
The Senate then adjourned to q o.
clock. eeIFsH
EVENING SESSION.
House bill No 55, an act to modify
the oath prescribed for liquor dealers.
Passed third reading.
House bill No 81, 70 repeal Sec. 1920
Of the code and regulate the enrolment
Of aus in action Of law. Rejected
House bill No Y, for the benefit of
executors and administrators. Indef-
nately postponed
House bill No so, 70 release the citi-
zens of paying the State and county
taxes for 1867, 1863 and 1864, but sl-
lowing no refunding of monies already
paid. Passed third reading.
House bill No96, to supply lost deeds
and title papers, Passed third reading.
House bill No 50, to repeal all laws
in relation to slaves, aud for other pur-
poses. Postponed to October.
House bill No. l27: To repeal the
law appropriating money TO division
fairs and county societies. Passed third
reading
House bill No. TAG: To change the
county line between Anderson and
Cannon. Passed third reading
House bill No l39; To amend an act
70 reform and regulate the banking Of
Tennessee Passed third reading
House bill No. SO: To entend the ju-
risdiction of the law and Chancery
Courts Of Chattanooga Referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary.
House bill No. l29: To incorporate
the Cumberland Mining and Petrole-
UNI Company. Passed second reading
House bill No. 40: To incorporate
the East Tennessee and Western North
Carolina Mining and Manufacturing
Company. Passed second reading.
House bill No. l52, TO give the Rome
and Carthage Turnpike Company
further time for the completion Of said
road. Passed second reading.
House bill No l26, 30 incorporate the
United Hebrew Brethren Benefit So
ciety Of Memphis. Passed frat reading.
House bill No. I43, to incorporate the
New York and Tennessee Petroleum
Company. Passed frat reading.
House bill No. l47, directing the At
torney General of the Nashville Judi
eial Circuit TO issue noRe prose g1tis. Pas
sed first reading.
Senate bill No 95, directory to tax
collectors, defining what kind of money
should be received. Passed third read
ing.
Senate bill No. 100, to change the
time for selling of land reported by the
tax collector for condemnation for the
non-payment Of taxes, Passed third
reading.
The Senate then adjourned until to-
morrow morning at the usual hour.
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