Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-15

| Bedford Lincoln and Giles.
] Lawrence and Wayne.
| Lewis, Perry and Decatur.
! Hickman and Humphreys.
| Henry, Weakley, Gibson and Carroll.
Upton and Lsu1erdale.
The Senatorial districts are arranged as follows
l. johnson, Carter. Washington and Sullivan.
2. Hancock, Hawkins and Jefferson.
8 Greene, Cooke and Sewer.
4. Granger, Union, Claiborne, Campbell and An
derson.
s Knox and Blount
ROane, Cumberland, Morgan, Scott, Fentress
and 0Verton
z Monree, Polk McNinn and Neigs.
Bradley, Hamilton, Rhea, Bledsoe, sequst chic
and Marion
g. Putnam, jackson, Macon and Smith
10. DeKllb, Whlte, Warren, Van Buren, and
Grundy.
IL Wilson aud Sumner.
II Rutherford Williamson and Cannon,
Is. Marshall, Bedford and Coffee.
IL Linco ln and franklin
Is Giles, hRury and Lewis.
l6. Davidson.
IL Cheathan Robertson and Montgomery
Is Stewart Humphreys, Dickson and Hickman
10. Perry, Decatur, Hardin, Wayne and Law
renee.
20. Henry, Carroll and Benton.
81. Obion, Dyer and Weakley.
22. Gibson and Madison.
% Fsyette, Upton Lauderdale and Haywood.
IT h7EueuduJ MCANaAiy anu hSnueESOH
By Mr.. WESTER: No. Lotto amend the act of
1860 TO change the line between the counties of
Smith and Putnam and for other purposes.
By Mr.. ESTES: No. l65-To charter the Memphis
Coal and Mineral Company.
By Mr.. WARNER: No. 166-To permit the citi-
zans Of Hamilton county to vote on removal of
their county seat.
By Mr.. iOCKHART: No. 1910 provide for
the publication of INSTRUCTION in Field Artillery"
for the use Of the Army of Tennessee.
BY Mr. WOOD:No. l68-To repeal the act of
1860 changing the line between the counties of De-
Kalb and Cannon.
SILVER CHANGE.
House bill No. 81, to promote the circulation of
of silver change was taken up and discussed at
considerable length Pending its consideration, the
House took
RECEes
On motion of Mr.. DONALDSON, until halfpast
two O'Clock
SILVER CHANGE.
The House resumed the consideration of House
bill, No. 81 to promote the circulation of silver
change, and after the question was very fully dis
cussed, bill reported by the Committee on Banks
was adopted IN lieu and then passed on its second
reading; ayes 4S noes II.
To PROVIDE FOR SICK soLDIERs.
Mr.. LOCKHART off red resolution authorizing
the Trustees of the School for the Blind to receive
4 number Of sick soldiers in their building, which
was adopted under suspension of the rule.
MILITARY APPoNTMEEcs.
Mr.. JONES offered resolution providing for
convention of the two houses Saturday morning at
ten O'Clock, for the purpose of considering the mil
itary appointments recently submitted to the Legis
lature by the Governor, which was adopted uadsr
suspension of the rule.
TO ADJOURN.
Mr.. ESTES moved thst, as tomorrow had been
set apart by the President to be observed as a
day of fasting and prayer, the House stand
djourned to half past nine O'Clock Saturday morn
ing, which motion was agreed to.
CTY AFFAIRS AT the regular meeting Of the
Common Council last night the reports from stand.
ing committees heretofore noticed in proceedings of
the other branch of the City Council, were read
and disposed Of
Mr.. Coltart, from Street Committee, made YER
bal report, and Mr. Paul, from Water works Com
mittee, did the same. Mr. McCann from Spring
Committee, also made a verbal report.
Mr.. McCsnn, from special committee to when
was referred the bill to regulate the sale of stone
coal, reported bill in lieu of the original bill.
Mr.. Hsynie presented petition from the Trua-
tees ofthe Methodist Chapel in the sixth ward to be
allowed to build frame edition to their house of
worship, which was granted.
President Darden presented a petition from sun
dry citizens for the erection OF gas lamp post on
the corner of Black Horse and Bank Alleys which
was referred to the Gas Committee.
The bill to appropriate $3.50 to the Robertson
Association, which came from the Board of Alder
men, passed first and second readings, and was laid
over till next meeting.
Mr.. EcCann presented a communication from the
Directors of the Nashville and North western Rail
road Company, requesting that the tax for said
road which the city owes, be levied for 1861, &C.
by statement of their ability to COM
plete the road. The Communication was referred
to select committee composed of Messrs Shane
NcCann and Martin.
Mr.. .Coltart introduced bill levying tax for
psy ing the third instalment of the city's subscrp
ton to the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad,
which was passed on its first reading and referred
to the select committee.
The Common Council then adjourned to Thurs
day evening next
We understand that the Rev e. n ErJTorT of