The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-13
rerios.. Referred % the Jadisilry Commit.

perioss. Referred % The Jadieilry Commit
tee.
BY mr. Jarvis, a bill to change the line
between the counties of Hancock and Haw-
kins.
By Mr.. Waters, Of Madison: A bill crea-
ting the Office Of Medical Inspector for the
Blind Asylum.
By Mr.. Masan: a bill % fix the compen-
tation of jurors, and Justices attending court.
The compensation is fixed al s..
By Mr. Brandon: Bill to exempt certain
property from sale on execution.
By Mr. Dunaway Bills to Incorporate
several Academies at U~nionville, Bedford
county, and prohibiting the sale Of ardent
spirits within two miles OF said institutions
By Mr.. Speaker Heiskell: Bill to inoor-
Porate the the Knoxville and Kentucky,
and Knoxville and Charleston railroads
Referred TO the COMMITTEES on Incorpora-
tons.
SENATE RESOLUTIONS.
Senate resolution No. rs, asking Con
gress TO appropriate a sufficient sum to re
build all school houses, destroyed by the
Federal army, was passed.
DIR. Williams introduced a resolution de-
%clsring that as the Tennessee delegation tc
Congress was composed Of loyal men, said
delegation ought to be admitted 10 seats Al
once. Laid over.
BAN QUESTION.
House bill 1os, passed last spring, snd re-
turned from the Senate with amendments,
was tsken up.
Mr. Wines moved to n~on-concur with the
amendments.
Mr.. Williams moved 10 amend the Senate
amendment AZ follows:
Be q fsrfHcr enacted, That said directors,
agents aud receivers shall not be allowed %
receive any Of the no es OF said Bank signed
by TOrbett, a. President, nor shall they be
allowed 10 receive any notes OF any Of the
branch baHks OF Iennessee signed and dated
back. Adopted.
The question then REQUIRED on q mot on to
non-ctncur with the Senate amendment as
amended.
Mr.. Mullins moved to postpone the sub.
jsct tl the first Monday in February.
Mr.. Elliott moved to lay that motion on
the table. Losi-ayes %, noes IS.
The following additional testimony, taken
before the Bank Committee, was read:
Bmk COMMITTEES metal 10 O'Clock, Dees N
Der Gta.
I.P. Fort, sworn:
Y. are you a citizen OF this county
W end hove haen fn~ Il Vaara-
q. STATE to the committee if you know
/ Of any notes belonging 10 the Bank Of Ten
/ nessee, in the hands Of any Individuals
A.. Thad a note FOR 1877 presented 10 me
| for payment in the summer OF 1868. owed
il to the Bank. 1t was presented on Union
street. By Capt. NJ. S.. Pitcher. He ran over
| q long list Of NOES, which he had in his
| pockJt-book, before he came to mine. Come
| Of these notes 1t least, had been glyento the
| Bank. / did not pay the note. lie said he
| brought these notes down with BIN TO De
either renewed or collected; he wanted to
| collect all he could; he offered To renew
mine al four months.
q. Who has hat note now?
A. IT was recently presented 10 me for
| payment by Mr.. Demoss, as attorney for
] Mrs. Pitcher. tHer husband hal recently
| died.D l told him that the noe was the
property OF the Bank of Tennessee. II was
| alterward presented for payment by Nat.
! Pl,her. a son Of Mr.. N. S. Pitcher.
Q. Do YOU know Of any other such notes!
4. Not positively, though Mr.. NJ. $. Pill
cher had many others with him, when he
presented mine
The amendments were postponed TIL The
first Monday in February.
Mr.. Hood moved that there be q joint Sc
Iecl committee, consisting Of nine on the
part Of the Houae, and - on the part
Of the Senate, to consider the whole subject
! OF tie Banks. Agreed to.
Adjourned tin 2 pm.