Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-17

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at 10 O'clock, Speaker Thomas in the
chair. ~ ,ef - s8,,,.,5 s.5s5. -,
rf1E SCHOOL Fund FRAUDS. =
Mr.. Bryant presented a letter from Col.
John Baxter. which was. read. stating that
Tibhs and SIIardcastIe. the former now Of
Dalton Ca and the latter of Cleveland,
Tenn. might be able TO. give the School
Fund COMMITTEES such information as
would lead to the detection of guilty par
ties In that fraud.
Mr. BRYANT offered the following reso-
luton which. the rnle being suspended on
motion of Mr.. Oooner. OF Bedford. was
adopted and ordered to be transmitted TO
the House; n
Whereas. Since the snecial committee
TO inyestigaie the school fund frauds have
made their renort. and been discharged,
important evidence has been brought 20
light, which the members of said com
mittee believe may be of public benefit; ;
therefore be II ss5.ls. .'srl as0F /
Resolved That said Joint select COM
mittee be revived. with the same powers
as were heretofore conferred on it, of
sending for persons and papers, and ad-
ministerlnp eaths. rg1 :,
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
To change the line between Weakley
and Obion counties. Passed.
To establish the county of Clay out of
portions of jackson and Oyerton. Passed.
To establish The Judicial Circuits.
Mr.. Clementson moved to indefinitely
postpone the bill as amended.
Mr.. Etheridge opposed the motion on
the ground that the changes proposed in
the judicial districts was important to the
interests and convenience of the people
and the legal profession in the State. The
present bill was the result of much care
full labor, and ne boped the work would
not be thrown away as useless.
Mr.. Bryant spoke in favor of letting
the districts remain as at present. being
unwilling to see changes made against the
will of the pcople.
The bill was then passed by the follow
iny vote: -tl 4 - =. g
Ayes-Messrs Oooper of Bedford.
Easop. Etheridre. Hall. Hart. Haves,
Morris, McFsI. Nelson. Palmer. Peyton,
Self, Slaughter and Speaker Themas-14.
Noes-Messrs. BRYANT Clementson,
Cooper of Davidson. Cubbins. Faulkner.
Green. Martin and Pearson-s.
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House BILLS on Fa1Rp ERAprSG.
For the benefit of the Tennessee Blin
School. Passed. To amend the reyenu
laws so as to Give confectioners the priyi
Iege of selling ale aud beer on the nav