The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

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epue Collectors Passed first reading.
Senate bill No IS: To extend the
time FOR the completion OF railroads IN
this State Laid on the table
Senate Bill No, 81 20 compensate the
Judras of the Special Courts Of the city
Of Memphis, accompanied by memorials,
nsssed It's third reading and transmit
ted 90 the House
A peciaTmessage was received from
the Governog, giving the correspond
suee between himself, James I. Dun
lar. and others, on the return Of the
Assets of the Bank of Tennessee, etc,
WEIGH viii Be founia mother cOium y.
On motion the message was read and
a5gutod. and requested TO be printed
in all the daily papers, and transmitted
70 the House
House Joint Resolution No. -: That
the public printer Of abe State be re-
ou red to print and publish, with the
aets Of This Assembly,, the proceedings
of the Liberty and Union Convention,
with the alterations and amendments
Of the Constitution and the schedule
annexed by said Convention. Adop
ted
Sir Case was granted leave Of abb
seUce until Wednesday next
Senate Bill No. i, for the raising of
revenue, was returned from the House
with amendments, which were concur
rcd il by the Senate.
House Bill No - to incorporate the
/ Pridgemea Coal and Salt Company.
Passed frat reading and referred to the
/ Committee on Corporations.
The Senate then adjourned until to-
morrow morning at the usual hour
| HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, May I9, 1865 The House
came 20 order ct O clock. Prayer by
Rev. Mr. Huntington
PETITION.
Mr.. ArDeIl presented a petition from
/ the Chancellor. of the 4th Chancery di-
vision, praying for the payment of GER
/ tain funds due him for services rem
dered since 1862. Also a bill authori
zing the State Comptroller TO pay such
| funds. Passed first reading and refer.
! red to Committee on Finance.
| REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Henderson from the Committee
on Enrolled Bills reported House bills
| No u and IA IS correctly enrolled.
Mr.. Duggan, from the Committee on
| CORPORATIONS, reported House bill ll6
which was placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Cooper, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported House bills Nos. III
III, rs and rs, recommending then
rejection. Also House bill No. 100, and
recommended its passage.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
A messenger from the Senate an.
nounced the passage by that body Of
several bills and asking the concur
| renee Of the House
NEW BILLS.
By Mr.. Ryder: To incorporate the
United Hebrew Brethren Benevolent
Society of Memphis Passed and re,
ferred to Committee on Ways ano
Means.
SENATE RESOLUTION.
Senate resolution No. 81 was taken
up and adopted This requests the
NcV eLilot - - Dsioie '.Ie muse Ger
troller Of the Treasury; also with Y
| K. Stevenson, President of the Nash
| vile and Chattanooga Railroad; and
with GrsnyilleC Torbett, late president
/ af the Bank of Tennessee, if such in
iol a'.oI WI Aio' DC AZ uE4ouS 10 'ne
p'iD-'c "e-i''-e
SENATE BILL.
Senate biz No. Sc. redistrictiDg the
| Stebe for Congressional reprasentsfion
An amendment attaching DeKslt
/ county 10 fitch, and Macon county "a
/ the sixth District was adopted. and the
| bin as amended passed its last reaainq
| Ayes "a, noes %.
HOUSE Bills.
To-sa hill No foe 10 amend the
law I'm r--,-I n fine Pq-L- Of Ta1pes-
! eco AZ N-s.ilv-Ee Passed second read.
! i1r
For7e bin No I24. authorizing the
/ Go-arncr IN rsisg q volunteer pTovis.
, iOnsi fo~ce tor the guDnreaeion of o1er.
! rjlIqs. and for other PURPOSES.
| M Garnet offered g. bill in lieu. which
IN general terms. authorizes the GOV
eyr0r TO establish patrols In each conn.
" when deemed uacassarv
ETr Hudson tbarcht il world ba ut-
lar'y i,-,Dr- ~; e.-,g, f., CARR ora A.
provisions of tha bill in lien -
Mr. Garrett dafended IL at soma Ia,,,ib
stating tbst he was utterly orncsad ~
any tllipo favoTiag military dlsnof;sn,,
ona would favor ovasting il, ~ evil
coDrts the control ofsociSl fronbIas anG
crimes
Mr. He~u,ors wos orsiDst tho hin =,
lien The cries Of sr,ffar;,,y Io,,o1t1, do
roendad a r,ilitar, forc.7 z,,f3;c;9r, A.,
s.ropg tn Eeer. rebaljioDs aIaroo,tg =,
.,,l,;,,,,t;o,
Alr' henderson thougnt tnat when 1t
was necessary 70 6rlng military power
- - .1-,-s.-.i.I. % etooPs
civil courts having The fullest mower i,
fbe reguIafion of tha mo tons refar-oJ
IN in the bill
PandiDr the discussion q ,,asso,,o~
from, the Senate transmitted 70 tbo
House snscieI ,,ecss,,a from, tbo CO.,
ernor witb accoronanTinr Joonr,onts
Tbav viii he found in or1f her r,Ioca
After their reqIing NV tbe CIarI- NJ
Hood offered the foIIowi,1c rasoInfio1
which was upapin,ouslv adonted
Resolved bv the Sa1efa and Uor,a
of par-aear,to +;v,as &c a.. Cfata oc IT,,
messed Tbot H. .ct;o,, Of H. F,-ooI
lencv William q Prow1Iov Govornor
Of the State in rogo,.I 10 tba Pros;Jo,7+
and Officers or tba RanLy Of TanTessaa
and in regard 10 the communications
addressed 10 him by j. I. Dunlap, J.
L. Il Kay, and >. X Battle, and IN re-
gard to the communication Of '. K.
Stevenson. meet our hearty approval