Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-27
Tennessee LEaisLAT ii M;
Senate.

Senate.
u, sAsIg1Rg,ar. May %, lS66.-The Senate met az
Sera,ssihill No; 4G5. by Mr.. Hall: To amend see
Section l. BE Il enacted Jy he General Asseli-
6ty Of tie State Of Tennessee, That 4S6l of the
Code Of this State be and IL is hereby amended so
as 10 exclude from the provisions Of said section
lager beer, wine and ale. when kent and sold by
propretors Of beer gardens. other places where
nothing but ale wine and beer are kept and sold
by persons under a license obtained according TO
the laws of this State.
SIC. > BE Il further enacted. That this act take
effect from and after its passage.
Laid on the table with two memorials accOmpa-
nying it.
Mr.. Muse presented the report Of the special
committee on executive message No. 10, as
follows:
The special committee to whom Executive mes
sage No 70 was referred have bad the same under
consideration, The committee divided in
opinion as 10 the prOpricty of confirming the nomi
nations made for SupeTintending Commissioners
and Clerical Commissioners. The committee
commented the nomination made for Financial
Commissioner for confirmation. All of which is
respectfully submitted.
Thomas C. MUSE. Chairman.
On motion of Mr.. Trimble. the nominations
were taken up separately.
The nomination of j. Davis was unanimously
confirmed a. Financial CommisSOner-ayes ~.
noes y.
The nomination of S. b. Brown us Superinten-
dent Commissioner was reJected-ayes I, noes u.
The nomination of I. W. Sparkling as Clerical
On motion of Mr.. Smith. the Speaker appointed
the following committee to inform the Governor
that the Senate had refused to confirm the nom
nations for Superintending and Clerical Commits
sOner for Nashville, viz: Messrs. Bosom Frazier,
of Knox and Hall.
House bill No. 5SS: To pay the current expenses
at this session of the General Assembly. Amended
and passed on third reading-ayes Is, noes =, and
ordered to be transmitted TO the House.
HOUSE BILLS On THIRD READING.
No. 49, Directing the Comptroller to issue his
warrant to sundry individuals. Amended and
passed.
No. 20 To increase the jurisdiction of Justices
Passcd-ayes 10. noes !.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
No. 81: To revive the charter of the Nashville
and Cincinnati Railroad Company. House amend
ment cOncurred in.
Senate bill No. $780, To incorporate the Look
out Mountain Educational Institution. House
amendment cOncurred in.
Senate bill No 3lG: TO change the corporate
limits of MOrristoTn. House amendment nom
cOncurred in.
Senate bill No 3i3: To charter the Tyree Springs
Petroleum Company. House amendment con-
Cured in.
The Senate recedsd from its amendment to the
general appropriation bill, which the House had
nOn-coneurred in. The House amendment to the
same bill was concurred in, and the bill became
a law.
House bill No. 257: To incorporate the Nash
vile Savings Institute. Taken up on the motion
to reconsider the vote rejecting the BILL the vote
recOnsidered, and the bill rejected-ayes g. noes g.
House bill No. 300: To incorporate the Trus-
tees OF the Armour Institute of Memphis. Vote
adopting the amendment recOnSideTed. the amend
ment rejected, and the bill passed on third read
ing.
Executive message No. L. was taken up, and
the nomination Of William X. Tracy, as Commits
slOner for Chattanooga, under the Metropolitan
Police law, was confirmed.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
No iO9 To amend the law of escheats, and for
other purposes Passed, ayes II, noes 3.
No j63: To protect loyal persons against i'm
proper civil suits and penalties. Rejected, ayes
!, noes II.
No S6S: To incorporate the Planters Life, Fire
and Marine Insurance Company. Passed.
Adjourned to O'Clock, a. NJ, Monday.
House of Representatives.
SATURDAY. May 26 1SG6.--The House was called
to order at o'clock.
RESOLUTIONS TAKEN UP.
No 20l; Requesting the Governor to issue writs
of election TO I'LL all vacancies which now exist or
which may occur during the vacation prior to the
reassembly of the Legislature in November, 1866.
Mr.. ThOrnburgh moved to lay the resolution on
the table. Carried-ayes 80, noes IS.
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING.
No 3SS: To amend an act incOrpoI ating the
Spring Street Baptist Church of Nashville. Passed.
No. l75; Authorizing the public printing to be
given to papers published at Nashville Memphis
and Knoxville. Passed.
No. 80: To change the corporate limits of the
town Of MOrrStOwn. Passed.
No. $50: To incorporate the Lookout Mountain
Educational Institute. Passed.
No. S36: To legaliZe certain marriages contract
ed during the rebellion. Passed.
No. $50: To Incorporate the HOlstOn Presbytery,
with an amendment incorporating the Memphis
City Schools. Passed.
No. 36S: To expedite the distribution of the eff
fleets of banks. Postponed to the 18th of No
Yember
No 443: To incorporate the Tyree Springs Pc
trOleum Company Passed.
No. PIP; To INCORPORATE the Knoxville and
JackssOrO Turnpike Company. Passed.
No. ;a}: To incorporate the Press and Times
Printing and Publishing Company. Passed.
No. 1876: To incorporate the East Tennessee
Manufacturing Company. Passed
No. 2OS: To incorporate the Louisville PetrO-
lum and Mining Company. Passed
No. 213: To incorporate the Dyer county Male
and Female Academies Passed.
No. 3l6: To encourage Immigration. Passed.
No. 32}. To incorporate the Nashville PetrO-
leum and Mining Board. Passed.
No. 3S5: To incorporate JOurneymen Painters
Association of Memphis Passed.
No. 221: To incorporate the Enterprise PctrO-
leum Company. Passed.
No. ZSg: To allow the Corporation 10 increase
the amount ef their capital. Passed.
On motion, the House adjourned until o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The appropriation bill, having been amended
by the Senate, was brought up III the House for
concurrence in said amendments. The House
cOncurred in some fthe amendments and non
cOncured in others, when the bill was re-tranS
mitted to the Senate.
On motion the House adjourned until o'clock
on Monday morning.