The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-10


in 5sssion last night. The following are the
proceedings;
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Tho Board met at o. DEL ok, President
ghaatham in the chair. Present-Messrs.
Uheathan. Creighton, Chiffon, Thompson,
Kinney, Hughes, Broadey and sloan-the
The journal Of the last meeting was read
and approved.
The flowing bill, reported fram The FL
uauce Committee az the last meeting, came
up ou is third reading:
Be it enacted by the city CoEneiI, That
Collectors OF Revenue Of the corporation of
Nashville be-, and arel hereby required %
IuBLo their deposits with the City Treasu-
r,r daily, when the amount Of money or
value exceeds one hundred dollars. The
Treasurer shall give his receipts, which are
o. be held as vouchers, for settlement al
theerpiratiOn Of bis or their term Of office.
Be 4 enacted, That the Treasurer OF the
CORPORATION, or his deputy, be required 20 be
and remain in his office daily Sundays exc
rruted from o'clock, am, 20 y o'clock,
H. and from . O'Clock, pm, 20 O'Clock,
um. His books shall be kept posted daily,
and open for inspection 10 his Honor the
Mag0r, Fiuence Committee, and the two
Boards Of City Government.
Best further enacted, That the city Re
r5rler De- and is hereby empowered to en-
p.oy competent assistant, whose duty il
shall be to collect all taxes upon licenses
and privileges, and 10 ser that all such tax
q. Ir the corporate limits Of the city OF
Nashville are paid: aud shall remain in the
uglrc during the absence of the Recorder
and do such other duties as msy be required
.lhim, aud he shall receive for h s services
elaHN per aunuIn.
Bet further enacted, That the assistant
O.. doe Recorder give bond in the sum Of
i've th5uzand dollars for tho faithful dis
charge Of his duties, and shall take the oath
o.obce in like manner as other officers Of
THE corporation.
Be 70 enacted, That all Of the above laws
take effect from and after their passage, and
that al laws conflicting with the above
laws, are hereby repealed, and that all the
officers Of this corporation be furnished with
Tie above laws for the future government.
Mr.. Creighton moved 10 amend, by pro-
N.dlng that the City Council shall elect the
assistant provided Tor BY the bill. Agreed to.
M. Br5sdie moved TO amend by striking
uli 81 300" and inserting "Sl 500"
Agreed 20. The bill then passed.
SIR, Kinnie, from the Committe 10 which
vss gclerr,d the memorial Of the Chamber
uI Commerce, published Wednesday morn
lug was referred, the following bill.
70 tenacte1 By the city Council Of Nash
rLa.
sFcuoS J. That the business Of selling
goods BY sample IN this city shall be con
sdrred separate avocatiOn and any per
sun pursuing the same shall frat obtain
ulm Tho City Recorder a license, for which
bs shall paw the sum Of $500, and the usual
ices and said dealer shall, in addition. give
bond 60 the city, In the sum Of SI0,oO0,
with two good Eureties, resident in the cuun-
IY Of Davidson. thst he viii, at the end Of
each month, OF less, render a sworn state
uent Of the amount of his sales within the
,ty during sid month, and Tor the pay
uaat 90 the Recorder, Ger the use Of the
city, OF tax Of per cent. upon all such
sales
Sr5. 2. That all merchants Of other cit
iss. and their ageuts, and all non-residents
0. the city, whether manufacturers, mer-
chants, or other des 'ers, who may offer
goods Tor sale in this city, whether it be by
sample or representation, or the taking Of
orders Cor goods 20 be shipped or hauled TO
tAs city, shall be required 10 tske out
license, and give bond as provided for in the
o 81 section OF this act. f'roUidcd, That this
ART shall not be 20 construed a. % inter ere
a,h OF impose any additional tax upon the
'a.' @. agricultural products by farmers and
uarksicrs
sac. g. That all peddlers shall he subject
a..
Nt' = That any parties violating any Of
N, Provisions OF tuis act shall, upon conyic-
'2l' o. subject 90 q fine Of $50 Tor each
yu'lee' and hat ali laws and parts OF lass
Wllcllne with this act are hereby repealed.
az hitule presented q petition from she
ems o. lhe lsth civil district, ~ follows
l'aI petitioners, resident citizens and
@-eis OF pupsriy in that part Of North
Na'n'iile within The following boundaries,
Wa Beginning at the north line Of the
f'faN.u en the river, and running
L'n'e down the river 10 TAYLOR street,
,asL'e "estwarily along Taylor street 20
,'i'ge thence along college northwardly
.e college % NcGavock street, thence along
.'s'aNoeh street % summer street, thence
-'lg summer street 10 Monroe street thence
-'lE Aouroe street wcstwaTdly to the Buena
'aA pike, thence along said pike 20 JeiIer-
VA sueet and thence along Jefferson street
'-e place Of beginning; would respect
44 represent 20 your honorable body, that
'--i Pau Of the CITY within the lines de-
s~t1ood above has been Tor several wears
'l 'h into town lots, with streets and al
t'' and that there De now quite q large
.llstlon thcrein, aud believing that il
S,ld De mutually Tor the benefit OF The
,.asns as well a. OF The entire citv. they
-.s seek TO be Incorporated.
large portion ct THIS section lying along
-s 'lVoratoa .s quite thickly settled. and
sl.H upon, and when the military toli..
a. been withdraw, it viii be OF the MIN
=. Importance. not only 10 your petitioners.
l' Oh tIc citizens generally, that they
'..-I have the benefit of civil police
"..'a they can only have by Incorporation.
lg1r petitioners would state that thew
.posr lt to be- the policy of the corporation
extend their limits, by admitting ~ new
-AI4s any populated sections, desiring %
a-lA''.ea, ADD 10 submit 90. and receive
~. -.',N' ~ your muuic pal laws and reg
taey viii merely suggest. how
''r tliai there b. d large amount Of valua-
s.' property Boa This d...ri,t ,,r7r,,.e8 10 be
..''i I'@aici, O. be taxed . tbaf -eversl of
'' ''recls ha'e been NrA8.rDire3 and are
." tA e"N3 t0udIiIor. th,t yr.tsr rss
nave been carried ly tl. Noel $50 60,
e'iin'olt ln'e and thraarlo,,t ~. -,
limo .f -..g -. .A sliai Persons along the
--. ~ ~, - ii's are acsir0us of having the
.lErtrE....t, 80. = s,''n as thew can. and
~. . wy would immc3isieI, - -
'Al' rom iHis source. wftbl-,, lave o IeN
'' isNi rs pipes and that ali th5,s t'.-se
'Tea. iley 'sc.icye % would h. 4. ',l''a-
cs' 90 The CITY, ss vel as the ..;t5-,,- inter
.''aaiy' shat tbs district sho1I8 \. y, . ,A's
l1gatrl. % -neei-
They desire b. be admitted ,,r.,- "a.
Terms. granted % new wards md fb.--9,,1--
pray Tor ycur hody b. pass a law ,,,.,-,....
.aS this portion Of the CITY. riyipg =, ~.
.isens thcrcof an the rights. p-5yiI.,-.
ana benefits, Ia the administ-atitD III -
'.hel wards Of your city. -
-es petition IS signed by q. frrehol8,-.
me Bard voted 30 order a. FIe-tfn-
-.Ain said district, % take the sense gf ~
.'--ol' 3 on The question embodied IN he me-
a'ieE which the petition was trans.
sea 90, 70 the Board 90 Common Council.
r., 80 vas received irom the Common
- 80, s.eAlng the oihces Of 6rst and sec.
'''pshs,oa .; he rules.