Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

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of some concern what we are TO do for grub.
The subject Is too aggrsy8tiur to dwell upon
The armistiCa Yesterday was promptly tCrmi-
mated at two O'Clock. though thaI. was uo hiring
of consequence 90 make tae fact known; but
about nine O'Clock last night the most terrific
/ DISCHARGES of musketn were heard ln the neigh
bvIhood of the plaza, together with eauugualiug
and explosions. The fight lasted about half au
hour, aud then quoted down.
TENNESSEE LEGESLATgRE.
In the Senate. ON the 1871 inst. the following
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AFlEiN"oH H-N>i'N'
The Senate reassemb.ed at Lat past 20 clock
and resumed consideration ri tile Jo1islGfaje
war tax biz. After debate the bill, as amended
bF g bill ~ leu, gud amendments % tAe OH IN
lien, was rejected on the third reading ayes 10,
noes ID.
HOUSE OF R"EIRESEAfAIiHEs
Mr.. Warner offered a petition from sUn-ry ell
! liens of Marion county,. PRAYING O change of
the line between the counties OF Marion and
Hamilton.
The following resolutions were offered BY Alr.
Meek:
iya. "a. u..f-ua.pg the business H--t to Doe acted n9ou.
4- .uav-
WHEREAS. Both branches at ta. Genera. AS
|s-r.Ty have arr-e3 90 adjourn OH tEe gFI inst
and. whereas. certain measures now pending are
absolutely necessary g. the welfare Of tine STATE,
and must be acted on before said adjournment
therefore be it
RsS0jgci, That IN order TO render certain aB
adjournment ~ sad time, that this House take
up and consider the bill. for the payment of the
Confederate war tax, tire bin redistrictlg the
State. and the bin or bills proposing relief meas
UIes, and consider and ac1 upon the same TO the
exclusion of all others.
Mir. Meek moved that the rules be suspended
for the purpose of taking mp and acting upon tae
resolutions which motion iaued-ayes 30, noes
2+-t"0-ihrls not Follng TO suspend tge rules.
HE following was o'eIeo 10y MI. "h.taA;
N".9s mr,-a-d 20 adjournment, a- i'l'"s.
EeS0irat ty the GfHerat assembly u tie STATE Of
Tennessee, That tie General Assembly VIII aI-
.i0urn on Friday, the 2Urh inst, until Monday.
LAt Loan as D D. Aa.r o. |I- --4- -.---- a. .-.a-a"aa
a8i0Umlug the Genera. Assembly ul the Ii4
lust. sine die, Dee and the same Is hereby rasciul-
Ell; provided, that member shall not receive per
dian during the recess H0m the 21tH inst % the
1871 pToximo.
The resolution lies over under the rule.
The House resumed the consideration cI
House bill No. lY3, TO regulate the levy ot exc
cutious and prevent the sacrifice of property. the
question being on Mr.. Eais' amendment, which
was adopted
Amendments were offered to .he bill by A-ssgs.
Little and iii. OF Haywood for the purpose OF
tWher perlectiag il, which were Scvera.ly
adopted.
The bill, as thus amended was then passed Oh
its third reading, ayes oa, nays r..
zrr. Fleming arose to a plvfIaIgeI question
He stated that a few minutes ago hs had been
waited ON by Gen. Clements. the Confederate
States Marshal for Tennessee. who requested
him 10 aa1aar before his honor. judge HUME
plreys that he had so appeared, aud found
There a warrant issued bv the Confederate States
cammi-sfcu.- At Knoxville. ordering his arrest.
tbat he had read the warrant and that hs was
charged with having har1o1cI DR.. J.. II. Holds
den. a member of this House. from the counties
of Knox and Sewer. and that he had given his I
reconnaissance TO appesr before the CoHtaIera.e
at Nashville. on "wednesday. the ISrh inst
for examination. fe said it d5 NOT become him
here. under the Circumstance by which be was
surrounded. TO speak of his auIs OF innocence.