The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-09
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.



Mr.. Senter introduced bill to authorizs
the Sheriff Of Bedford county to appoint an
additional deputy.
Mr.. Muse introduced bill to incorporate
C.enwoOd Cemetery near n Memphis.
The Calendar was taken up-House bills
on their third reading being in order.
24S: Relating to Travellers aud Acct
dental Insurance Companies. Withdrawn
for amendment.
297 For the relief of Ensly Willmore.
Recommended to the Judiciary Committee.
ESQ: To legalize certain acts of the Coun-
ty Court of Shelby county. Passed over in
formally.
No. 1858 To amend an act Incorporating
St. Pc er's Association. Passed over in
formally.
No. S54: To amend the charter of the Mo
bile and Ohio Railroad Company. Passed
over informally.
On motion of Mr.. Trimble the rules were
suspended, and the bill to amend the char
ter of the city eff Nashville, aud authorize
the issuance of city bonds was taken up and
passed on its second leading.
Mr.. Trimble moved to suspend the rules
to take up the bill to incorporate the Church
and Spruce Street railroad Company on its
third reading. Agreed to, and the bill pas
sed on its final reading.
Mr.. NelsOn offered a resolution authorizing
the Public Printer to print 5000 copies of
the Franchise Law, of which 3,G0J copies
are to be deposited with the Secretary Of
State for distribution, and reserving 1900
copies for the use of the Senate. Adopted
under suspension of the rules.
House bill l6l to Incorporate the Tonnes
see Savings Institution was taken up and
passed on its third reading, with amend
msnis.
On motion Of Mr. Powell, the rules were sus-
pended land House bill 454 to change the
time Of holding the courts in Monroe aud
Cooke counties was taken up and passed on
Its second reading, with amendments.
Mr.. Mckinley moved to suspend the rules
for the purpose of taking up senate bill S6S,
to expedite The distribution of the effects OF
Bank, on its second reading. Agreed to,
and the bill was passed on its second read
leg.
House bill 294 to re enact certain sub-sec-
tions of section 4, 1893 Of the code was passed
on its second reading, and referred to the
Judiciary Committee
Ca motion of Mr.. Spence, the rules were
suspended, ard Senate bill to incorporate
the Tennessee Colonial and Immigration
Company was taken up and pas ed on its
final reading, with an amendment by Mr..
Senter, striking out the name of James San
deck.
Adjourned until tomorrow at An
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, May 8, 1866.
The House was cslled to order at ten
o'clock.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Mullins: That the Comptroller be
authorized to pay J. II. Donaldson, mem
Der from Blount county, SIS Tor mileage not
allowed at the Spring Session. Laid over.
By the same: That 1900 copies of the
Franchise Law be printed for distribution.
Laid ever.
APPROPRIATION BILL.
By Mr. Donaldson: To pay the current
expenses Of this session of the General As
sembly, and for other purposes. Passed on
first reading.
To SUSPEND THE RULES.
Mr.. Arnell moved that the rules be sus-
pended Tor the purpose of taking up bills of
public nature, to the exclusion of others.
1t requiring a tSo-thirds vote, the motion
was lost.
HOUSE BILLS on SECOND READING.
No. 5ll; To incorporate the Bar and Lii
brary Assoc iation of Memphis.
Mr.. om tn, of Hardeman, moved to strike
out the names of Albert Pike, Henry Craft,
r Chalmers, W Y C fumes, and L Y
Dixon, they having been identified with
the REBEL on, and insert the names Of Vim
Hunt, and number Of other loyal men
mentioned. Carried, and passed its second
reading.
No. SCI: To incorporate the town of
Bartlett in Shelby county. Passed
No. 5l4: To authorize C. W. Catlett to
build dam across Little Pigeon river.
Passed.
No. 524 To incorporate the West Ten
nessee Emigrant Aid Company. Passed
No. 532: 70 amend an act Incorporating
the Mempui City Railroad.
No. 533 TO incorporate the Southwest
ern Express Company. Passed.
No. 538; 70 incorporate the 0bed River
Navigation Company. Passed.
No. 5S9: For the benefit of George Nor
gan, of Decatur county.
On motion, the House adjourned until
o'clock.