Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-29

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SEo. z. Be I firthT enacted, That this set take
elect from and after its passage, ard be in force
during the continuance OF the present war.
By M. WALKER: No. 20s-For the benefit Of
BE- Mr.. BROOKS, Of jackson: No. 2Io-To ex,
emPt government agents from military duty.
RESOLUTIONS
The following resolutions were offered:
! By Mr., GARNER: No. ITO appein a Joint
select COMMITTEES 70 consider the subject of the col
lection Of debts and to report by bill or otherwise
which was adopted under q suspension of the rule.
By Mr.. MARTIN, Of Wilson: No. 7S-To adjourn
the General Assembly from saturday, the l4th of
Decenbel, 1861, until the first Monday in -,
1862, Lies over.
THE HERMITAGE AND CAPITOL.
House resolution rendering the Hermitage to the
Confederate States Government for a Military
Academy also, the Of the State Capitol IN the
event the seat Of Government shall Re removed
from Richmond to Nashville, was taken up. A
resolution reported by the Committee on Confeds-
rate Relations, vas adopted in lieu, and then the
resolution was adopted, ayes AZ, nees H. asfelloYs
Ages-Messrs. Brooks, of Jackson, Brooks, Of
Weakley, Bunch, Caruthers, Cummins Dunlap
Easily, Ellis, kubank, Fisher Floyd, Gardner, GAR
ner, Garrettson Hill, of Haywood, House, Jarnagn,
Jones, Joping, Kennedy, Little, Martin of McMinn,
Martin, of Smith, Martin, of Wilson, McCalum,
McClenand, Willard, Moseley, Parker, Ragland Ran
kln. Robb. Rogers, Somerville, Tolley, Tucker.
WALKER, Ward, Warner, Written, Woods, and
Speaker Keeble-42.
Nays-M essrs. Bowden, Garter. Carthul, Edwards,
Estes, Hill. Of Hamilton, Lea, Martin, of Shelby,
Matthews, Miller, Randolph, senter, and Wallsce
LIB.
a RECrss.
On motion Of Mr. MARTIN, OF Shelby, the House
took recess until half past two O'Clock.
MILITARY EXPENDITURES.
Senate amendment to House resolution providing
for eom@ittee to settle with the Military and III.
nancial Board, and with commissary and other dis
bursting officers in the Provisional Army of Tcnnes-
see, was non-concurFed in.
CALCULATIONS IN BREADsTUFTs.
Mr. ROBB offered resolution providing for
joint select committee to whom shall be referred
the subject OF specuations in breadstufs with ms
structions to report by bill or otherwise whichIwas
ADOPTED under suspension Of the rule.
SCOTT COUNTY RANGERS.
Senate resolution authorizing the Governor to |
accept the services Of company of rangers from |
scott county, to be employed in that county, was
taken up.
A very lengthy debate sprung up upon the reso-
luton, pending which,
On motion Of Mr.. DONALDSON. the House ad-
burned until quarter past nine o'clock Tomorrow
morning.
CoRREGIoN- House bill No. %, passed on its third
,eading yesterday repealed section 475 Of the Code
md rot 427, as printed
CITY AFFAIRs.-At the regular meeting Of the
common Council last night, Mr.. COLEMAN, from the
Committee on Public Property, presented report
f an agreement with Mr.. ScovEL in relation to the
inc of SCovEL's property and Park street. Mr.
oLETART presented ven bal minority report stating
hat the agreement conceded too much on the part
fthe city The report Of the majority was referred
} the Mavor
Mr.. HAYNIE, from the Committee on Gas, reported
bill in lieu of that to establish the office Of Gas
lspector, which was adopted and passed on first
eading.
The bill from the Board of Aldermen to regulate
le sale Of stone COAL was passed on its first read
The bill from the Board of Aldermen, regulating
lie laying down pavements was passed on three
versl readings. {
Mr., BODE introduced bin to discontinue the
ublic Schools on the 18th inst, and tender the
lildiDgs to Confederate Government for Hospitals,
hich was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. MCCAIN introduced a Dill to appropriate :
LOO 600 for the support of the families of volun-
ers now in the service of the Confederate
oysument and the State of Tennessee.
who may hereafter enter the service,
ID issue the notes of the corporation. p
denominations ranging from twenty. five d
nts to five dollars, for that purpose,
hich was passed on its first reading and referred
the Committee on Finance
Mr.. HAYkE introduced bill to regulate the cleo
IN of engineers for the Water Works, which WAS !
ssed on its first reading
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