Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-02
Peace. Mr.. Ball offered an amend

| So~Ss HAis AsoIt OAOl Cu oil dlnCuu-
ment making the per. diem of
witnesses payable in advance,
which was discussed, and aa
amendment to the amend
Iment, making it necessary for the
witness to demand his pei, diem
offered by Mr.. Deaderick, and
passed. The discussion of the orig
Iinal amendment continued, and It
was rejected.
i Mr.. Carriger offered an amend
ment making the per diem of fifty
cents independent of the distance
of his residence from the courts
which was adopted, ayes l1-noes
9. The question REQUIRED upon the
bill, and it passed its second read
{ ing, ayes 16-noes 5.
Mr.. Fogg also reported favorably
upon the bill to amend the 7th Sec
ton OF the act of 1913 to amend
and make uniform the attachment
laws of this State. Concurred in
and bill passed ID reading.
House of Representatives.
} On motion OF MIR. Polk, the
amendments to the Constitution il
regard to the formation of new
counties with the amendments of.
fered thereto Saturday, were taker
: up.
| Mr.. Meeks moved tolay the
3 amendments on the table. Carried
l ayes IS, noes IL.
3 The original proposition wa:
then passed I'd reading.
e On motion of Mr.. Cook the vote
: passing the bill to give cou mtg courts
: power to issue process in certain
/ cases of bastardy was +, : econsider
ed.
e Senate billion third reading.
: The bill to amend an act passet
0 30th Dec. lS49, chapter lS5, to in
V crease the jurisdiction Of count,
d courts. Passed.
The House bill to prov de for tn
: pay of Jurors, was anne nded, AM
| passed on third reading, ayes ID
I noes IA.
Senate.
/ TUESDAY, Nov. 25.
Mr.. Gillespie from the committe
II on Lunatic Asylum reported tn
+ bill for the protection OF Lunatic:
/ Idiots and other persons Of unsoun
e mind, with an amend ment and re
d commended its adopt ion. Concur
red in and bill passed third reading
a ayes 2l-noes 0.
; Mr.. Fogg from the Judiciar
/ committee reported in favor Of
: bill to charter the Ma nchester an
o TTullahoma and Hiilsboro' and Tu.
lahoma turnpike company.
' Bill to amend The act to amen
J and make uniform the attachment
i laws of the State pissed third read
ing, ayes %, noes 0.
9 The bill TO compel the attend
o ance of witnesses before justices Z
n the peace was read q third TIM
and laid on the table.
o House Of Representatives.
:. The bill to change the time c
. holding the Circuit, Qhancery an
!, Supreme Courts, and ~ commende
: its rejection. Laid on the table,
? Also, the bill to extend the pau
!, per laws of the State, and recon-
: mended IFS rejection.
Senate.
WEDNEsDAY, Nov. 26.
House resolution rd questing tn
7 Governor Of TENNESSEE to trahsml
7 to the Governor of Georgia the me
y mortal Of the General Assembly
7 Passed.
y House of Representatives..
! MIR. Hardeman a bill to Jesse
: the taxes On the people. Passe
! 1st reading.
! Mr.. Richardson offered resolu
: ton supplemental to the resolution
Z directing the memoria ] of the Lee
islatureo of Tennessee to be transmit
!, ted to the Georgia Legislature
! which was adopted and ordered I
: be sent to the Senate.
MIR. Uayron returned Senate bl
to protect iIliterate persons at tn
ballot box with an amendment
which was laid on the table. MI
Davis obtained leave to Withdraw
the bin for amendment
THURSDAY, Nov. II.
The Legislature did not meet to
!, day.
Some HOPES FOR THE LEGISLATURE
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