The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30

veRting employers from eoitEsiliag the Votes
OF their employees. Passed.
A bill providing for TIRE increase 81 tbs
fees Of SheritHa WAS Loaf.
SENATE.
THuRSDAH, Nov. a7d, 1855.
Tbs. Speaker presented the following re-
port from the TREASURER Of the State, which
was read ahd referred to the Finance Com.
STATS on TnEHRsGEH, TREAsuRRR'a 0FVicR,)
NAsHyILLH,. Nor. "a. 1866.
Hon. y. B. FriEGoN, Speaker Of tAs SENATE /.
Dear Sir-In obedience TO Senate resolution
No. s, the State Treasurer has the honor to
report apon the condition Of the school fund
as follows:
Up to August 18th, 1865, no interest has
been collected on the 7.9o bonds belonging
70 this fund, tie coupons remaining attached
to the bonds. Tao amOuat Of interest due
up to that date was $45, l32.25.
ia ~cJnsequsnes of the aon-AsBiRnment Of
the "a per caEt. school tax for the year 1865,
but little has been received on account Of
tbts fund, only a small proportion Of the taG.
sS for 1866 have been paid in.
; The following statement shows the Gnoant
and soRrees Of rsesiPts;
A@ va NbARNhANu 81. 1VsVO
Tax Gu Express Companies 100000
Bonus from banks $4,000
Redemption OF lands Sola for taxes G35.Ss
Bonds set apart for school fund 6ls, $4,000
~lntSreSt due On sRine 45,l39.25
Total, $675, 1888
Tue Disbursements have been only on &C.
cOuAt Of clerks ARd printers fesb tor lands
a,lds r,p favaa sd nurnknaaA wtak eka F,nA
and amount to ST. $3.50.
The above Is as full 8 statement 40 can be
made from ;hs records Of the Treaiurer'S Of
Gee. None Of the reVenued receive for the use
u! common BchoOlt has yet been SGT Aprri for
that purposS, consequently no regular ae-
countS have been opened With or BY the Su-
Perintsndsnt og Pablo Instruction.
X. L. STANFORD,
State Treasurer and SuperinteGaSHI Of Pub
lie Instruction.
On motion Of Mr. Powell, the rules were
suspended, and Senate bill No. 40s, to incor-
pOrats the Hols,on Conisrenss Of the Netho-
dist Episcopal Church, was taken up And
read a third tins and passsd.
Ssnats bill No. 1886, to abolish tipping,
etc. recOmmiitSa to Committee % Tipping
House.
The bill Incorporating the Clay Savings In
having been amended in the Senate
BY Incorporating the Bank Of Middle Tea
aSgseS, with Vim. b. Campbell and ). r. Not
.sy "a eoFporatSrS, :hs amendment WAS taken
lp for concurrence.
Mr.. Waters, Of Wilson, remarked that the
Of Gov. Wm. B. Campbell were not
Quad, be having spoken 10 very dispAragi1g
Of the present Legislature, going 80
ar, ~ had been asserted, AS TO declare il a bO-
JUS body.
Hr. BFien said that In frequent esAvsrSa.
ions with Gov. CAupbSll, the latter ~inVaris.
ly admitted that the preaent Legislature was
c constitutional body.
Mr.. Aullins objected to the GmsndneB.,
that Nessrs. Campbell and Motley,
hen before engaged in the banking busi-
.eJs, fail 10 redeem the notes Of their bank.
Amer some further discussion the amend
ssnt was rejected by aysS 35, aces 20.
Mr.. Briggs introduced the following bill
hat hereafter it shall be Sufficient proof Of
oyaliy 10 take and subscribe TO the oath VI
llVgisHes TO the Government Of the United
ItAGes, bnd TO support the CeugIitntioH Of
en- assseS Gud the Constitution Of the URited
tAtri on the presentation Of which oath,
ne ConmiIhiOh Of RsgiStraiioA shall issue
D the applicant a certificate to VSIe. PASS-
d the frst reading and referred to the w.
iciaTy COMMITTEES.
The bill making il unlaWfal fer billiard ta-
lie keepers TO allow minors 70 play II their
stablithmS"tA, passed third reading.
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