The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

~ servitude Postponed to second
Monday in October.
House bill No los, TO amend tbe In
ternai improvement Laws of the State.
by authorizing the Governor 10 pav M
or fund the interest of bonds which
may have been issued by the State.
The consideration Of the bill elicited
some discussion, pending which, the
House took a recess till = o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The consideration of House bill No.
lbs was resumed
Mr. Williams moved TO lay the bill
With amendment on the table. Carried,
ayes 81, noes "a
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
House bill No 50, to incorporate the
Tennessee Oil, Mining and Aanufactu-
ring Company, with Senate amend
ment Passed
House bill No. Il, to increase the
tax on spirituous liquors. Postponed
TO third Monday in October.
House bill No. I47, directing the At
torney General of the Nashville Circuit
70 enter a 1oAe prosequi in favor of Ger
tain colored persons who had been IN
dicted for alleged violation Of law.
Passed
SENATE BILLS OF SECOND READING.
Senate bill No. IO9. to change the
1lth, 10Th, and l4th Judicial Circuits,
and for other purposes. Passed
Senate bill No. SO, TO accept the char
ter of the bank of Middle Tennessee,
with amendment Passed.
Senate bill No. s, TO charter the
Memphis Saving Bank. Postponed to
third Monday in October.
Senate bill No. lis, for the protec-
ton Of Sheriffs and other civil officers
of the State. Passed and referred to
Military Committee
Senate bill No. 100, to change the
line between the counties Of Jefferson
and Granger. Passed.
Senate bill No. Sc, to incorporate the
Tennessee Mountain, Petroleum and
Mining Company. Passed,
Senate bill No. 10, amending an
act authorizing John C. Haley to con-
struct a turnpike road Passed.
Senate bill No so, to incorporate the
Cumberland Basin, Petroleum and
Mining Company. Passed.
Senate bill No II, to protect the in
terests Of the State. Passed.
RESOLUTION.
Senate joint resolutionSNo. y: That
the Governor be requested to employ
an attorney at law, for and in behalf
Of the State, to prosecute and defend
all suits now pending in the Circuit
Court of Davidson county, now in ses~
sion, in the name of, or against the
Bank of Tennessee, and to allow said
attorney such compensation as the
Governor may direct. Concurred in
by the House.
MESSAGE FROM z SENATE.
A message from the Senate was re-
ceived, announcing the passage of SEN
ate bill No 133, and House bills Nos
48, ll9 and l07; also the adoption of
Senate joint resolutions Nos. SO and
81, and submitting them for the action
Of the House.
sEEATE BILLS on FIRST READING.
Senate bill No. l36, to incorporate
the Tennessee Mining and Manufac
turing Company. Passed and referred
to Committee on Corporations.
Senate bill No l32, to provide funds
for public instruction.
HOUSE BILL OK SECOND READIDG.
House bill No l32, TO disTranchise reb.
ell soldiers and citizens. Rejected.
SENATE BILL on THIRD READING.
Senate bill No SO, to promote the
agricultural interest of tennessee,
with amendment Passed.
HOUSE on cor READING.
House bill No l55, to amend an act
Incorporating the Odd Fellows Female
Institute at Cornersville, inGiles cUun-
ty. Passed
House bill No 10l, to attach the
counties of Morgan and Scott to the
third Judicial Circuit. Postponed to
the 18th of October.
House bill No. l4l, requiring certain
persons to deliver Up arms and imple-
ments of warfare. Passed
On motion, the House adjourn ed I'M
til 81 o'clock tomorrow morning.