Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-14


Election to be held at Sunny Side Hall. Cherry
street.
FOURTH WARD.-yHd0es.-K. J. Rhea, John D..
Swami and T. Dowdy.
! RcceiDer.-George Kelly.
Czerks.-John Burt and George Fletcher.
Magisfrate.-Thomas McCarty.
Election 10 be held at the Old Theatre.
FFrH WARD.-Jaages.-- George W. Smith. Jas.
! Hickman and JEFF. Page.
] ReceiDer.-James Simmons.
! Cgcrks-Samuel Golladay and W. S. Cheatham-
Magisyate.-Il Stone.
Election 10 be held at New Theatre.
SIXTH WARD.-Jbdges.-Rich Mccain, ST..
| NJ. II. Jones and W. W. Allen.
| Rccciuey.-M. c. Jones.
Clerks.-Clinton Byrne and Thomas GrOomes.
Magisrate-James Haney.
Election to be held at Jones' Stable
SEVENTH WARD.-Jadges.-R. NJ. Watson. 7. j..
| Slinkard and p c. Buen.
Rccciusr.-R A. Haley.
Cferks-W. q. Handy and p. L. Parkes.
Hagistrote.-W. W. Thompson.
Election to be held at Parkes' new store.
EI0HTH WAnD.-Jud0es.-P. W. Brien, r. A.
Barnes and William NJ. Mallory.
REORGANIZATION Haley.
Cterks.-John Satter6eld and John Adams.
Mogistrate.-W. II. Wilkinson.
Election to be held at Firemen's Hall, Cherry
street
Ninth WARp.-Jud0es.-Jaco Groiger, Glenn
mons Imbusch and Thomas Hudson.
ReceiOer.-William Mackey.
Clsrks.-H. Buddeke and J. Kuhn.
Observation-Disclosures Rich.
Election to be held at Englehardt's corner.
TENTH WARD.-Juages.-Fie Fields Jack
Moore and Samuel Moore.
ReceiUer.-J. +. Robertson.
Cierks.-Thomas L. Marshall and Thomas Ken
drick.
Ma0istrate.-L. X. Spain.
Election to be held at Moore's grocery. Broad
street.
The business Of the Convention being accom-
plishcd, it was. on motion, adjourned. and tho
Board Of Aldermen retired to their chamber.
On the re-assembing of the Board. n bill was
read reducing the rent Of stalls in the markethouse
so per cent the present rates. said reduction to
take effect from the rst Of the present quarter of
the current year. Passed on its first reading. and
under 2 suspension Of the rules, was passed on its
second and third reading. and transmitted to the
Board Of Common Council for their concurrence
No other business being presented. the Board
adjourned until the next regular meeting.
COMMON CoUNcrB.-Council convened in regular
session at o'clock P. NJ, President NJ C. COTTON
in the chair.
RECONSIDERATION AMBROSE. BRIEv. BIAS
LEY. DUNCAN, EDWARDS, HALEY, HAGEY, Horn.
HAsLAM, KARsCH. LELLYETT and President Cor
TON.
The minutes Of the last meeting were road and
| approved, when on motion. the Council adjourn
cd TO meet the Board Of Aldermen in Convention
On re-assembling, Mr.. HALEY, from the Com
mittee on Public Schools submitted report
which was received and filed. The Tenth Ward
School House is nearly completed. and is now oc-
cuped by more than 400 pupils. The capacity. Of
the building being sufficient to accommodates much
larger number. The schools Of the city have been
| opened this season with larger number Of pu-
| pills in attendance than at any former period
| There at the Hume school, mot including the
| Tenth Ward building) 965; Howard $50; Hines.
/ 400; Trimblo. $50; Ninth Ward, Us. Total nuns
Der of sch GLARS, $40.
Mr.. HEALY presented report recommending
that DR.. WOODWARD be allowed $500 for services,
| in vacciEGting children belonging to the public
schools. Coueurred in.
The petition Of JAMES CoRBETT. for permission
10 erect frame .house on jefferson street. was
granted.
Petition Of sundry butchers, asking municipal
protection against hucksters and others who sell
meats without taking out u city license was refer
rel to a select committee.
The following bill was read and passed on its
first reading:
BE II enacted Jv he Citv Couneil Of NashviHe,
That all that portion Of territory. known as the
Public Square, not included within the limits Of
| the First, Third and Fourth Wards Of this city.
be and the same is hereby annexed and made a
| part and parcel Of the Second Ward.
A bill requiring all parties. applying for burial
permits from sections Of the diernt cemeteries, 70
present certificate from a physician stating the
name, age. sex. race, and disease from which de-
ceased died. was passed ION its first and second
reading. and referred to the Sanitary COMMITTEES
Bill from the Board Of Aldermen on reduction
Of rent Of vegetable stalls. was concurred in.
Petition from E. W. CLARK. to build three frame
houses in the Tenth Ward. Granted.
Petition Of JAMES E. RUsr TO build frame
house was referred to the Committee on Fire De.
partment
GEORGE II. WELLS petition to build frame
house on High street.: was referred to tho Com
mittcc on Fire Department.
Petition from Board of. Aldermen, authorizing
the Water Works Committee to lay pipe on Leba-
non road. was coneurred in.
/ a bill was presenter Dy NouncllNlah AAehN =
amend the bill against walking the streets viii
prostitutes. so as to make the penalty apply from
daylight until O'Clock at night. Passed first
reading.
| A bin was presented entitled An act 70 pr o
mote the health Of the city," preventin the car
ryiug Of the carcasscs Of dead animals, or 9Th Of
any description and depositing the same in tn
valleys OF Browns creek above the water works
aponalty Of from S. to $50 for each o fcnse; also
authorizing the Mayor 70 erect dock or Goat a
hclowor end Of the city, so that seaveneers ma
empty their 9Th into the river. Passed first read
ii,g. and under suspension Of the rules, passo
oa its second and third readings.
A resolution was read and adopted. asking tn
opinion Of the Attorney General in regard to hold
. leg the next municipal election under the fran
| | chise law.
An act increasing the pay Of members Of tn
City Council from 81 to S per day. 10 go into efec
) from the beginning Of the next municipal veal
b vas passed under a suspension Of the rules.