Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-11

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The Convention then proceeded
to the election of Register for the
Ocoee District.
Mr.. Thos. II. Galloway was put
in nomination and elected without
OPPOSITE on, and then the Convention
dissolved.
Senate.
MONDAY, Nov. 3.
Mr. Garter presented a petition Of
sundry Magistrates and Constables
Of Franklin county, relative to rails
ing their fees. Referred.
Mr.. Pavatt introduced a bill to
prescribe the manner of taking dep
ositions out of the State. Passed
Isl reading.
Mr.. Carriger presented a resolu-
ton calling for specific reportIfrom
the commissioners Of the State Cap
itol, OF the past and prospective ex-
penses of the ediiice. Laid on the
table under the rule.
Mr.. DoyleIpresented a bill for the
relief of manufacturers OF spirit
hous and vlnous liquors. Passed
first reading.
MIR. Garter presented a resolu-
ton to provide fol-! the repeal of the
act Of Jan. 1913, entitled san act
for the punishment OF small Of
fences"
House Of Representatives.
The resolution providing for ia
cilitating the business of the House,
and adjourning sine die, on the Isl
Jan. 1852, which was before the
House when it adjourned Saturday,
coming up in order with Mr.. Dug
CAMS motion to lay it on the table,
Mr.. Simpson of Humphreys, called
for the yeas and nays on said mo-
ton, which being called, the motion
prevailed, yeas 46, nays 5.
Mr.. Senter introduced bill TO
change the time of electing com
missioners. Passed Isl reading.
The resolution bringing on the
election Of two United States Sem
ators on the Sd, was amended by
the 10Th, and laid on the
table.
Mr.. Davis Of Cannon, asked
cave to withdraw his bill relative
% extending the jurisdiction Of
Justices of the Peace in actions OF
'eplevins amounting to $50 for
amendment, which was granted. |
Senate.
TUESDAY, Nov. A. :
Mr. Fogg from the Judiciary
% mmittee reported tbe bill to de-
,l$re the rules Of construction on
ills of sale, deeds and wills, and
It her instruments Of writing, report.
d an additional section and moved
hit the whole be laid on the table.
ID rIicd.
Also, an amendment in lieu Of the
i u to, declare the words ''lleirs"
ot necessary to enact estates Of in
eE'itance. Amendment received, I
II q bill passed on second reading.
Also, in favor ofthe bill TO declare
h ! rule of descent of the real and
efsonal estate of illegitimate chil> 4
rpm. Report received and bill
aSsed second reading.
Also, a bill 10 extend the jurisdic- I
Q b OF Justices of the Peace, to all
nsettled accounts wherethe amount 1
obs not exceed $500. Report and )
il laid on the table. /
hiso, the same committee asked c
be discharged from the further +
,isideration of the bill TO regulate |
d emancipation of slaves on the
'dund that such was unnecessary. d
eapest granted and bill laid on the a
bile. C
Also, against the House bill to 2
tablish a Chancery court in the
W n of Blountyille, and the amend g
eht accompanying to establish a e
nilar court in the town of Mays il
lt, as the committee did not deem
eGpedient to increase the number p
such courts. Report and bill Il
a on the table. q J n
The resolution calling upon the e.
of the State CapitolI
a specific report was taken up b