Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-13

By Mr.. KENNEDY From sundry tobacco buyers
planters and others, praying an amendment Of the
tobacco inspection laWs; Also from the Montgomery
Comfy Agricultural aad Mechanical Association
which was withheld on account of some technical
informally.
The following bills were introduced, read the arst
time and passed:
By Mr., CARR No 1870 provide for the de
fente of the State. PROVIDES THAI the Governor
shall raise, organic, and equip force Of ten
thousand men for the defense Of the State that in
order to said force at early day, the COVER
ner Is empowered to attach, levy, impress or pur-
chase all single or double barrel shot guns and ri
es belonging to citizens of the State be paid for
or returned; authorizing the Governor to increase
the force IT his discretion to twenty thousand men
and that volunteers shall be received for twelve
months or during the threatened invasion of the
STATED
By kr. KENNEDY: No. l44-FOr the benefit of
the Montgomery County Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Association
By Mr. ELLIS: No I45-To repeal section 1921
of the Code and for other purposes.
By Mr.. WARNER No. 146-To charter the Chat
tanoogs and Georgetown Turnpike Company.
By Mr.. HAWKINS: No. 147-For the convenience
Of tax payers.
. By Mr.. HOUSE: No. 14s-TO charter the Frank
lin Arms Company.
By Mr.. WRITTEN: No. 149-To incorporate the
By Mr.. CUAMINS: No. i5O-Regulating the
Courts of Tennessee and Justices of the Peace
By Mr.. GARDNER: No. l5I-For the relief of
Sybert & Parker.
By Mr.. MARTIN, of Shelby No I52-To incor,
porate the Iron Moulders' Association of Mem
phis.
By Mr.. OARTHUL: No. l53-For the relief of
volunteers families. Extends the benefits of the
toarteehth section of the military act of May 6,
1861, to the families of volunteers who may die or
By Mr.. KENNEDY: No. l54-To change the to-
bacco inspection law.
By Mr.. LITTLE: No. I55-TO amend section 1921
of the Code.
By Mr.. KENNEDY mo. l56-To charter the Rail.
road Wharf Company of Olarksville
By Mr.. ESTES: Ne. I57-To amend the charter |
of the Memphis and Germantown Turnpike Co M
pGny. |
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions was offered.
BY Mr.. McCULLUM: No 52-In regard to pro- |
Viding FOR the comfort and convenience Of Tennes-
see volunteers in the ConfederateeArmy during the
approaching winter Lies over under the rule.
By Mr.. Garner No $50 make pro rata pay |
ments to the Public Printers. Adopted unde a
suspension of the rule.
By Mr.. ELLIS No. 54-Directory to the Commit. |
tee on Military Affairs in regard to the defence of
the state. Adopted under suspension of the rule.
CHANGE TICKEFs
vi mOuOn OI mr.. MARTIN, OF wilson, House |
bill, No, lO2, to authorize the Bank of Tennessee to
issue change tickets, was taken up.
An amendment proposed by the Committee on /
Banks, authorising the Bank of Tennessee to ap-
point an Assistant Cashier, was adopted.
The bill as thus amended, after considerable de-
bate, was passed on its second reading ayes 29
noes rs.
A RECESS.
On motion of Mr.. ELLIS, the House took recefs
until half past two O'Clock
HoUsE RESOLUTIONS.
No. 43-To appoint Commissioner to settle with
the Confederate States Government in regard ex-
penses incurred in raising and transferring the mil
tary force now in service. Adopted
No. 42--Fixing 3 day for adjournment sine die
Laid upon the table, ayes 20, noes "a.
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND RRADIEe.
No. lS-to amend the criminal law. Laid upon the
able.
No 43-To give further time to perfect land
ltles Laid upon the table.
Fo. $50 regulate the practice on the subject
Of bail. Passed.
No 5l-To amend the common school law. LHid
lpon the table.
No. $50 protect stock on Railroads. Passed.
And then
On motion of Hr JOPLING, the House adjourn
ID TO halt-pSst nine O'Clock tomorrow morning.