The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-04

Bill 10, to amend an act passed 25th
Of February, 1858, 10 charter the Cleve.
land and Ducktown Railroad. Passed.
Bill No l25, 70 authorize and instruct
the Treas Irer to pay Hon. Samuel d.
Frierson amour s due him. Passed
Bill No 1876, to amend an act to in
corporate the East Tennessee and Yir.
ginia Railroad Company. Passed.
HOUSE BILLS on FIRST READING.
Bill No 50, TO modify the Code pre-
scribed for liquor dealers. Passed,
House bill No CT to repeal section
300, requiring the enrolment of bill
No. As, 10 incorporate the Great South
Western Oil Company. Passed.
House bill No IS, to incorporate the
Tennessee Oh, Mining and Manufac-
turing Company. Passed second read
ing.
Bill No. l07, to incorporate the Ten
nessee Petroleum, Mining and Manu-
featuring Company. Passed second
reading.
MIR Senter asked leave to withdraw
House bill No SO, to incorporate the
Tennessee Cumberland Oil and Mining
Company, which was granted, after
wards reconsidered, and as amended,
Passed
Bill No. I2I, TO incorporate the East
Tennessee Cumberland Mountain Cop
per, Lead, Coal, Iron, Silver, Salt and
Zinc Company. Passed.
House Bill No. q, to repeal section
3222, requiring the enrolment of &C
tons at law. Passed and referred to
TO the Judiciary Committee.
Bill No. 90, to repeal sec 6, art. ), of
the Code. Passed and referred 10 Ju-
dietary Committee.
Bill No. "a, to amend section $3.50 Of
Of the Code. Passed and referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary.
Bill No. Sc, to repeal section 2S07 of
the Code. Passed and referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
House bill No "a, to charter the East
Tennessee Female College. Passed.
Bill No. l22, to amend section iII4
paragraph 2, of the Code. Passed.
Bill No ia, to regulate the county
OF sumner and Louisville and Nashe
vile Railroad. Passed.
SENATE BILLS on SECOND READING.
Bill No. I29 to codify the laws of
Tennessee, Passed.
Bill No. 40 for the benefit Of union
men IN certain casses Passed.
Bill No. l3l TO consolidate the differ
ent land offices of this State. Passed.
Bill No. 1873 to secure the fund pro-
Vided for public education. Passed,
and referred to Committee on Eduea-
ton.
SENATE BILLS or THIRD READING.
Bill No. les to incorporate the MI
monides Lodge. Passed.
Bill No 10 TO amend an act passed
October 2Sth 1888, and to extend the
same privileges TO establish and open q
turnpike over Walden's Ridge. Passed
and transmitted to the House.
Bill No. l22 torebuke sacrilege and
protect civil officers. Allowing no Min.
lister of the Gospel or other civil officers
who have in any way aided the rebel
lion to celebrate the rights of msJri
mOny. Passed and transmitted to the
House.
Bill No l27; To incorporate the Ten
nessee, Mining and Manufacturing
Company. Laid over till evening.
Bill No. ll3: To amend section 9ll
of the Code, to prevent disloyal persons
from holding office. Rejected.
AmesSage from the House informed
the Senate that it had passed House
bill No. ll3, and transmitted the same
for the action Of the Senate.
House bill No. 1913: In lieu of Senate
bill No. Sc, to apportion the represent
alton in the Congress of the United
States. Passed frat reading, and on
motion Of Mr.. Hall referred to a Select
Committee Of five, to be reported upon
Monday morning.
Mr.. Senter introduced Senate bill
No 1874: 10 enable the banks in this
State to surrender their charters under
certain restrictions. Passed first read
ing and referred to Commute on Banks
MIR. Spence introduced Senate bill
No. l55, prescribing an oath to be Ia
ken by lawyers, superintendentS and
employees Of railroads and Others.
Passed first reading.
Nj. Bosom from the committee on
education, asked that the time omake
their report be postponed until the next
meeting Of this General Assembly Y.
Senate Bill ll9, in lieu of Senate
bills 50 and lis, for the relief of loyal
men. Rejected.
House Joint resolution No. Sc, to in
quire of the Major General command
ing this department whether the mill
tary tax is collected under his orders or
otherwise. Concurred in.
Senate bill No III, to incorporate the
Cairo and New Orleans Pilots Benevo-
lent Association. Passed second read
ing.
Mr.. Spence asked leave Of absence
for Mr.. Muse until the end of the ses-
sion, which was granted.
The Senate then adjourned until
Monday morning at 9 o'clock.