The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08


sipsia Oil and Mining Company. Passed
third reading,
Senate bill No I35, prescribing an
oath 70 be taken by all lawyers ano
officers of incorporated companies
Passed third reading.
The Senate then adjourned until To-
morrow morning at the usual hour
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The Senate was called to order at 81
o'clock
MESSAGE RON THE SENATE.
A message from the Senate was re-
oeived announcing the passage of House
bills Nos. ll0, I'll l25 and l36; also
House bills Nos 70, 50, and l0T with
amendments
sEsAT BILLS on THIRD READING.
Senate bill No Is. increasing the staff
Of the Governor Rejected.
Senate bill No i33, to declare said
/ certain acts O fcertain officers. Passed. !
Senate bill No 100, to change the line
between the counties of jefferson and
Granger. Postponed to 18th Of October
next
senate bill No 50, TO incorporate the
Cumberland Basin Mining and Petro-
leum Company. Passed.
Senate bill No l26, providing for the
pay of the GoveFnsrs staff Passed.
Senate bill No $50, to amend an act
authorizing John C. Haley to construct
q turnpike road passed.
Senate bill No SO, 70 accept the char
ter Of the Bank of Middle Tennessee,
with amendment Passed.
Senate bill No sc, TO incorporate the
Tennessee Mountain Petroleum and
Mining Company Passed.
Senate bill No II, 10 protect the in
terest of the State. Passed.
Senate bin No 100, to change the 18th
18th and l4th Judicial Circuit Passed
Bills or SECOND READING.
Senate bill No 81, to incorporate the
East Tennessee Union Petroleum Coal
Iron, and Salt Company, with amend
mentincorporating the Nashville Oil
and Mining Company; with an addi-
tional amendment, Incorporating the
Tennessee Oil and MineraI Company.
Passed.
Senate bill No 1856, to incorporate the
Tennessee Mining and Manufacturing
Company. Passed.
Senate bill No Is, TO prescribe an
oath for all public officers of the State.
Passed
BILLS on THIRD READING
Senate bill No. lis, for protection of
Sberifs and other civil officers.
Ho Use bill No. IS, incorporating the
N n This City Railroad Company. The
bill was amended by the Senate, and
as amended was cOncurred in by the
House.
House bill No. 107, Incorporating the
Tennessee and Kentucky Mining and
Manufacturing Company. Returned
from Senate with amendment which
was coacurred in by the House.
RESOLUTION.
By Mr.. Thornburg That 500 copies
of the franchise bill be printed for dis
tribution. This was amended, provi-
ding for the printing of 1000 copies
and that the Public Printer have them
ready in three days from the adoption
Of the resolution. Adopted
co%NNUSICATIoy FROM GEN. sToEEMAS.
Knoxville, TENN.
June I, 1865.
Hon. A. j. Fletcher, Secretary of
State; Sir-I have the honor to &C
knowledge the RECEIPT of your kind
favor, enclosing joint Resolution No.
70, of the General Assembly of the
State of Tennessee.
Were l to select from the Federal
family a State upon which t concen
trate my affections, with the hope of
winning her approving smiles, it would
be the noble and God favored daugh
ter, Tennessee; and if l have hereto
fore been, or shall hereafter be enabled
to contribute anything to advance her
interests or promote the welfare of her
sons, my highest reward Will consist in
q consciousness of the fact of having
so done.
The commands l had the honor to
lead in two expeditions, noticed in such
hattering terms in the resolution, and
transmitted in your very kind and
complimentary letter, ask the endorse
ment OF no higher authority, and seek
for no greater reward than the yolun-
tary thanks of the loyal people of Ten
nessee.
Please communicate to them, through
their representative in General Assem-.
bly,, our sincere thanks, and believe
me your obedient servant,
GEoRGE SFoSEMAS,
Major-General Vols.
The letter was spread on the journal
MEsskGE FROM THE SENATE
A messenger from the Senate an
nounced the passage by that body Of
House bills ia, ITO, l2l, l25, and "a as
amended, and Senate bills III, I'D and
$50, and the adoption of Senate Joint
resolution No So.
On motion the House adjourned
9 o'clock tomorrow morning.