Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-27

|W LHGISTkTlyE slMMARY. 4
W. WW ~ Y
rs 4qEsDxY's PROCEEDINGS. Il
IsEx xrE. Mr. Cooler, of Bedforri
introduced a bill instructing the At
|torney General Of. thu, State 70 dis
miss certain suits, instituted In The !
name Of the state Ths9ill intruetsi
dismiss any and al suits pending in
any OF the c0tirts ofthis STATE IN !
Che name1uofl the 6tate0c Of tPen-
nessee, rs stockholders of the Bank
ofETennesseeevagainst asany . xpresri
itlent, cashier or director of the Bank
tof Tennessee ereither ofits branches,
For against sureties OF said officers, or
Iagainst any member of the General
Assembly, or against any of the eiti-I
zens Of tie State, seeking to.ihold
them Responsible for alleged losses tol
said Bank OF Tennessee, causeti byl
1.-The removal OF the assets Of the bank
and its branches from their places ofI
busines' during the late civil war. 4
The provisions Of this act are not tod
| apply tolany suit 0rsuits instituted In
lthe name Of the State Of Ten nesseet
| for the recovery OF any loss sustalneti|
| n3;sfaa on ,,ceiy,, Office nv anv ,rsaids s,t
Tor cashier Of said hank or either n Of
Tits branches, in violation Of the c0h<l
ditiors of their respective bonds. tnanl
Mr.. Cooper, OF Bedford, introduced
another bill, to amend tine criminai'
laws, which provides that the State
4 ~ lcosts rrowjnsr fut ,of cririnaI nr.S.l
I ceefiInps. or the removal IL nvtsonasl
4 frbn1l IN Nan tn 6uSthef Iorl froS11 ma
\ tan IL III q ~. ph,,t that M
lSn,,utv sbaIl IL, rAs6n6sihla Ia . II
l costs fh,is inci,ryed,6 fsiIy 1SYa n 4 III
1 AT. $500, = e ma e,,.a g,,,f,uSs.<..,s
\ q ty,trf mi srto s,,sfa In Sti,ai ersSit,ssf
4 the "a sta w6jek1 s,rovidss' fbat fHxss
4 shaiJ ne doFJeryrdiS,,r iSf,sfe, s,,sssscss.s,
4 an evarv Sim nftava,,le ,,vS,s,xSt : (s,,sl
do1jsr. 'tbafi 5 fbJsi ~ - J ~ IN SasS1s,i
shall nnJ6 c,,,,tj nue' S,r 4xvc s~ea,.,
4 ar,J fy,e srverai stav ccjjsctc,,sS a. III.
! reoeyve m M v,n2 n ~ ~ the tss,5 a. is.a
sAassssi' 1,rtes 81 thA Hank IN qss6hG- !
4 sea N thr old iss,,e nat dASI ases1 void
4 ~ n o m, en,ied (SoNsf,t6tioy, ,cn,,v,ers
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4 ters FROM tho State III nav ~ 1tex, sof
soo wise nm ssad IN ,ts stl,;s, raadIas,
4 S,,,S,, I'll zz,,,...s,,, 10 81
HOUSE of III ts FtsS 4 ri ~,
4 Mr., R0aeh, ffrms tn 2, CopaMittee
j, ON Internall Improvementss rep rted
, In favor of icOufirmingg the Con tract
between, the Nashyilles and. Ehattar
n0Qga And the n ashvllle ana tNpftllr
! western Railroads.sssans oISatl aaj
! u Bills Wereintrpd by an r. Steele,
. tOgregulate public contracts; by MI.
Z Steele, to prevent members and Oil
eerssof the General Assembly from
, receiving pay for o time they may be
siekneps or urgent business; by Mi.
Z Dunlap, to repeal the law requiring
/. Clerks of Courts to make monthly
, reports to County ,Trustee.;iby Mr.
, Sherrod am endipgA the laws IN, re-
, plevin by Mr.. Rhea, to iamepd the
Code, In relation to the publication OF
tax notices; by providing for thetrpub-
| cationin hand.bili form, instead o. hS
|, newspapers: yby Mr.. Jones. for the
benefit OF revenue officers, by, giving
proper credit, in certain cases :, ;, i ~