The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-31
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.
NINTH WEEK
SENATE.


TUEsDAY, May 3Otb, 1865.
Senate met at 9 o'clock. Prayer by
Rev. Mr. McGee. y
Mr.. Trimble presented a memorial
from officers and soldiers of colored
regiments at Chattanooga, Tennessee
asking First Personal liberty; Second.
70 admit them as witnesses Third, TIC
provide for them a liberal system OF
education,
On motion of Mr.. senter, it was laid
on the table.
A message from the House informed
the Senate hat it had passed House
Bills Nos SO. 70, IS, l2j, 50, So, ia
l07, 81, "a, l36, 1l9, 10, 100. Sc and
l2l, and the same transmitted for the
action of the Senate.
House Bill No II, TO incorporate the
Bridgeman Coal and Salt Company.
Passed third reading.
HOUSE BILLS on SECOND READING.
Bill No. q, to relieve INDECENT fami-
lies Of soldiers, Passed.
Bill No. So, TO incorporate the Apaln-
CHAN Oil and Mining Company.
Passed
Bill No. Sc, to prohibit persons from
wearing rebel uniforms. Passed.
Bill No. 20, TO incorporate the town
of Shelbyville. Passed.
Bill No. ~, to amend section II7 of
Code. Passed, and referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary.
Bill No. IS, fixing the fees Of the
Commissioners Of other States. Passed
Bill No. 81, to repeal all laws in re la
ton 70 slaves. Passed, and referred 10
Committee on the Judiciary.
Bill No. ll3, 70 change the time of
holding the Chanoery Courts at Athens
and Benton. Passed.
SENATE BILLS.
Bill 81: To give further time for
the Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap and
Charleston railroad. Withdrawn for
amendment
Bill No. %: To incorporate the Peo-
pies Depository. Mr.. Hurst asked
leave 70 withdraw the same, which was
granted
Bill No. Is: To establish the liabili-
ties Of Express Companies Laid over
informally.
Bill No 60; To Incorporate , the Nash
vile Gymnastic Associatio a. Passed
second reading
Bill No 65: To make Va; lid acts of
certain officers Withdrawn. for amend
ment
Mr.. Senter offered Senai q bin No.
l22 in lieu of Senate hi n No. 81.
Adopted and passed on It's third read
ing
The Senate then sdjourned to two
o'clock
AFTERNOON sEszoN.
Senate Bill Nc 81; To ATTEND the
time for staying of exacu tons from
eight 10 sixteen months.
Mr. Randolph offered an amendment
That no rebel shall be entitled to the
Dement'S OF this act, which was adopt-
ed The bill was then voted upon and
House Bill No 100 To ~o,anea the
Railroad Fund 10 a county P,n5 for
Blunt county and for other purposes.
Referred TO the COMMITTEE on Public
House Bill No lis: To incornorste
the Tennessee Colonial, Agricultural .
and Manufacturer Company
the table by a ~ of9toT. The
name Of Joseph Saudek CT Nashville
one OF the company, was the objection. |
he having been the rebel ~corascript Doc.
tor to examine union men OF East Ten
nessee, whom be semi 20 the rebel sTmv
all feeble ones that thew woDid 1
make soldiers for three months, which [
would kill or cure them Of their dis.- !
Senate Bill no 9S: To incorporate, the
Memphis Steam Ferry Company. Re-
lerred TO Committee on Corporations
Senate Bill No l04: Prescribing an
oath to be taken by persons bringing
suits. Passed second reading.
Senate bill No los: To incorporate
Tennessee Maimonides Lodge.
Passed second reading.
Senate bill No. ITO: To amend an
OF 1888 TO renew the charter Of abe
Maldren's Ridge Turnpike Company.
fassed second reading.
senate bill No. III: To i-ncorporate
the Pilots Association. Passed oyer
informally.