Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-17

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ed the hope that you viii proceed prompt
q. and vigorously with the necessary legi
lation. not only as 3 matter Of ecOn0m
a TO the Treasury, but 20 give quiet al
he repose 90 the people by the final and pc
5e ulanent establishment of a State polio
which shall give security to the loya
and restrain the dislOyal
v. G. BROwNLOw.
One thousand copies Of the messaG
e. were ordered TO be printed.
Mr. Arnell presenter a bill to BreveT
J. a chasm In legal proceedings. Referred
r Mr.. Doughty presented q bill to estat
K lish a bank of discount at Knoxvill,
,, Referred.
z Mr.. Smith, Of Hardeman, presented
g resolution requesting Mr.. Steele to ez
plain why Mr.. p. Williams name wa
n signed TO the address Of the retirin
= members. Adopted under a suspense c
e the rules.
b The resolution Of Mr.. Williams, re
J quiriuE the House TO set six hours in
s. day. was taken up, after an amendment
e which merely required the House o
, meet at nine am. It was adopted
3 Senate Bill 20 incorporate the Yves
p Tennessee Mining and Petroleum Com
@ pany, was passed on its second reading
. The following Senate bills were talIer
g up on their first reading, and disposed o
{ as indicated
E For the benefit Of the late Senator
3 Peart. Passed.
To incorporate the Jonesbor0 Female
COleve. Passed.
To Incorporate the Central Tennessee
: / College, for the education Of eolored peo-
: PIE. Passed.
Adjourned till 2p.m.
AE-~EBNO0-v =rser0s-
Mr. Patton moved a call Of the House,
s. members being present.
Mr. Thorubug, from the Committee on
Elections, reported i'm favor or admitting
Mr.. 81. Clair, Of Dyer and LauderdaIe,
and Mr.. Morton, Of Jackson, TO seats.
Adopced.
Mr.. Elliott presented the credentials Of
, Mr. Ordway, of Giles, which were refer
red to the COMMITTEES on Elections.
Senate bill Incorporating the Union
Mining and Manufacturing Company,
was passed on it first reading.
Senate bill TO allow an Increase Of Mo-
taries Public in towns Of over $500 0lnha0-
uants was passed on its second reading.
The following Senate bills came up on
their first reading:
/ Bill Incorporating the Sydney Lyons
Mining aud Petroleum Company.
Bill 355 F.: To incorporate the Caney
Fork Oil and Lumber Company, known
in the Senate a. the Omnibus bill, %
which are attached amendments estab-
/ fishing the following corporations:
Collins and Duck River Oil and Mining
f. Company.
Tennessee Northwestern OIL Company.
1 Cumberland River Oil and Mining
! Company.
Great Northwestern Petroleum, Min
/ ing and Manufacturing Company.
Cumberland Oil and Mining Company.
/ franklin Mining and Petroleum Com
. pany.
Equitable Mining and Petroleum Com
Vanv.
Spencer OIL, Mining and Petroleum
Company.
United states Mining and Manufactur-
ing Company.
jackson oil, Coal and Slate Company.
Perry and Decatur Oh and Mining
Company
Nashville Petroleum and Mining Board. /
Alabama. Tennessee and North western /
Oil and Mining Company.
National Mining and Manufacturing I
Company.
Macon County Mining and Petroleum /
Company.
DeKalb County AIiningand Petroleum !
Company.
Tennessee and Oltawah Oil and Mining
Company.
Tennessee and Alabama Mining and /
Manufacturing Company.
Cireeueville Petroleum, Mining and .
Manufacturing Company.
Hartsville Oil and Mining Company.
Nashville Mining and Petroleum Com /
pany.
Pioneer Oh and Mining Company.
Buck and Collins Rivers Oil and Mining 4
Company.
ChiIomee Mining Company.
Cincinnati Petroleum, Mining and .
Manufacturing Company.
Humboldt Mining Company.
Holston OIL, Mining and ManufactUr-
ing Company.
Feuton Mining and Petroleum Com
pany.
Overton County, Tennessee, Oil and /
Mining Company.
Bradley Mining, Manufacturing and
Petroleum Company.
Good Intent Coal Oil, Mining and 4
Manufacturing Company.
Great Falls Mining and Petroleum I
Company
East Tennessee Petroleum Company
Richmond Coal and OIL Company.
Snow Creek OIL and Mining Company.
National Mining and Manufacturing
Company.
Smiths Fork and DeKalb County Oil |
and Mining Company.
Caney Fork and Putnam County Oil .
and Mining Company.
Bill 20 amend the act establishing o
State Claim Agency at Washington, D.
e. Passed.
Bill for the benefit Of the county bond
holders Of the Louisville and Nashville
railroad, and certain other railroads
Passed.
Bill making it a uislemeanor to COM
nit q nuisance in the halls and staining I
of the capitol building. Passed.
Bill TO authorize the issuance Of $780,
coo iu bonds, 70 the Cincinnati, Cumber-
land Gap and Charleston railroad, and
also S20o, ,o00 IN bonds to the Nashville
and North Western railroad. Passed.
Bill 10 provide for the collection Of
debts due the Tennessee Lunatic Asylum.
Passed.
Bill for the relief Of Dyer, and other
counties in which iaiis and court houses
have been burned. Passed.
Bill TO pay ". T. Berry & Co., for
books sold 20 tine State literary. Passed
BIZ 10 Incorporate the Chattanooga /
Printing and Publishing Company.
Passed,
Bill 10 change the time Of holding the
Cnaucery Court in Lawrence county.
Bill to increase the compensation Of
Judges. Passed,
Bill To encourage immigration. Passed.
Bill TO incorporate the FOrked Deer
River Improvement Company.
Eili To increase the fees of sheriffS, for
feeding prisoners iu jail, so cents perday,
and for other purposes. Passed.
Bill 20 revise he charter Of the South
western Railroad Company. Passed.
Bill % amend the insurance laws Of the
State.
Bill 20 purchase q life size portrait of
Gen. Thomas, 70 be placed in the capitol
building. Passed.
Bill TO extend civil rights to eolored
persons. Passed.
Bill 70 pay for work and labor on the
capitol and capitol grounds. Passed.
Bill 70 enhance the value and security
of State mortgages. Passed.
Bill 70 incorporate the Nashville Col
ored Benevolent Society. Passed.
Bill to incorporate the Tennessee Steam
Tanning Ass0ciotiOn. Passed,
Bill 70 purchase a marble statue Of An
drew Jackson. Passed,
Bill 20 prevent the selling OF spirituOUs
ll4LNiS NlLAlh Two &l0-4- NaI mites OF
the Pleasant Grove Academy, Ia Maury
county. Passed.
Bill to increase the capital stock Of the
Nashville Gas company. Passed,
Bill establishing a grench railroad
from Huntingdon to the Mississippi Cen
tral railroad. Passed.
Bill to amend section 4iS9 of the code.
Passed.
Bill 70 incorporate the Hope Insurance
Company Of Nashville. Passed
Biz to prevent the sale Of spiritUous
liquors within four miles Of the Masonic
College in Fayette county. Passed
Bill to change the first chanceTy dis
trict Passed ard referred 70 the Judici-
AIRY COMMITTEES.
Bill to incorporate the Tennessee Pc
troleum and Mining Company. Passed.
Adjourned.
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