Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

TUESDAY, Nov. II, 1861.
The Speaker called the House to order at
half past nine O'Clock. z-es
PErTIoNs.-By Mr. McCallum: From sun
dry commissioned officers in the Confederate
Army, praying the Legislature TO adopt a
resolution recommending an increase of the
pay of first seargents and regimental hospi-
tai stewards
By Mr. Brooks, of Weakley: From Jo S.
Richardson, praying that he be refunded
Sl26 expended in recapturing certain parties
convicted of theft.
By Mr. Kennedy: From sundry tobacco
BUYERS, planters and others, praying an
amendment of the tobacco inspection laws;
also, from the Montgomery County Agricul-
taral aud Mechanical Association in regard
to their bounty for 1860.
NEW BLLs-The following bills were in
troduced, read the first time and passed
By Mr. Carr: No. 143--To provide for the
defense of the State. Provides that the
Governor shall raise, organize, and equip
force of ten thousand men for the defense of
the State; that in order to arm said force at
an early day, the Governor is empowered to
attach, levy, impress or purchase all single
or double borrel shot guns aud titles belong
ing to citizens of the State, to be paid for or
returned; authorizing the Governor to in.
crease the force at his discretion to twenty
received for twelve months, or during the
threatened invasion of the State.
BY Mr. Kennedy: No. 144-For the benefit
OF the Montgomery County Agricultural and
Mechanical Association.
By Mr. Ellis: No. l45ZTo1 repeal section
302l of the Code. AID for other purposes.
BY Mr. Warner: No. l46-To charter the
Chattanooga and Georgetown Turnpike
Company. - - e-4iIs1a rs - -sHIaT
By hr. HawkinsaNo. Al47-@For the con-
venience of tax payers So ss-s-ss
By Mr. House No. 148eTo charter The
Franklin Arms Company.
BY Mr. Written: No. 149 TO incorporate
the Dyersburg Manufacturing Company.
By Mr. Cummins: No. l50-Regulating the
courts of Tennessee and Justices of the
peace. :,
By Mr. Gardner: No. l51-For the relief
of Sybert and Parker.
BY Mr. Martin, of Shelby: No. 1870 in
corporate sthe Iron Meuiders Association of
Memphis - 5e@ > go = as~s>rzsssss
By Mr. Carthu 1: No, l53 For the relief of
By Mr. Kennedy: No. l54 II change the.
tobacco inspection law. - 80 -
BY Mr Little: No. I55-To amend sectioul
1924 of the Code - A-tles
BY Mr. Kennedy: No. 156-To charter the
Railroad Wharf Company al. Clarksyille.
BY Mr. Estes: No. l577To amend the
charter of the Memphis and Germantown
Turnpike Company. 91 -a-iaisss szs a -
REsoLuTfoNs- following resolutions
were offered:
By Mr. McCallum: No. 52-zIn regard to
providing for Tennessee soldiers IN service
; for the winter campai gn.s Lies oyer.lVs -
BY hr Garner: No. $50 make pro rata
payments to the Public Printers Adopted
uoder suspension of the rule - - s..ssszs
.. BY Mr. Ellis: No. ga : Directory 10 the
COMMITTEES on Military Affairs, In regard TO
the defense OF the State. Adopted under a
suspension of The rule
CHASGE sTIeKErs.--0n motion Of Mr. Mar
tin, OF Wilson, House bill, No. 102. to au-
thOrize the Bank of Tennessee to issue change
tickets, was taken up and passed on its sec
ond reading, ayes 20. noes IS. 55fk
A RECEss.-The House then took recess
until u O'Clock. $50
HoUEE REVOLUTIONS: No. 43.-To appoint