Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-06

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Of the Code relative to widows dover
Passed
Z By ALr. Martin To amend section 5, 4e,
or The Code relative to the publication o
notices. Passed.
by Mr.. Crews-To amend section l o
an act passed June 30, 1870, relative to the
protection of game. Passed.
BY Mr.. McCall--To protect purchasers o.
personal property Passed.
BY Mr.. McLaughlin-To provide for the
appointment of an attorney to represent the
interest Of the State in winding up the bust
ness of the Bank of Tennessee. Passed.
BY Mr.. Trousdale-To provide for the
proper survey of lands. Passed.
BY Mr.. Carlo amend section 2,549 OF
the Code. Passed.
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
To amend the franchise laws. Passed and
| referred.
To change the line between the counties
of Campbell and Claiborne. Referred.
To re-establish the Chaneery Court of
Monroe county. Referred.
To amend section Of the revenue laws.
Referred.
To amend the revenue and franchise laws
relative to the payment of a poll-tax. Re-
ferred.
To repeal an act for the relief of pension
ers. Passed and Referred.
ToAmend the exemption laws. Referred.
To repeal the act passed February, 1860,
relative to public roads in Jefferson county.
Referred.
Torepeal section of an act TO increase
the common school fund by taxing dogs.
Referred
GUBERNAToRIAL INAUGURATION.
Mr.. Lumpkin, from the special committee
to wait on Gov. Brown and ascertain when
it would suit his convenience to be in
augurated, reported that they had per-
formed that duty, and that Tuesday next
had been agreed upon as the day.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Payne: Asking for Joint COM
mittee to make arrangements for the in
auguration of Gov. Brown. Adopted, and
Messrs. Payne, McGhee and Hinkle APP
pointed as said committee.
BY Mr.. Freeman: Relative to the sheriff
of Franklin county. Laid over.
Senate resolution to provide for the
election of Public Printer and Librarian on
the It'll inst. was amended so as to have the
elections to take place on the Goth inst.
The House then adjourned until 3 p. NJ.
Afternoon Session.
The Speaker announced the following
standing committees:
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On Finance and Ways and Means: MesSrs.
Spears, Frierson, Crews, Enloe, Lewis,
Tillman, McGlothlin, McGhee, Moore,
Lumpkin, Mccall, Magill, Snipes and Ec-
KEEL.
On Claims: Messrs. Lewis, Snipes,
Moore, Spears, Wilson, Pearson, Talley, Al
lison of Williamson, Parker and Thomas.
On Education and Common Schools:
Messrs. Tillman, Hinkle, Harris, Parker,
Nowlin, Taylor, Shepherd, Owens, Guild,
Jones, Gore McGhee.
On Judiciary: Messrs. Martin, Tillman,
Frierson, Spears, Gift, Lewis, Lumpkin,
Chambers, Harris, McCampbell, Guild,
Freeman, Allen of Meigs, Carr.
On Internal improvements Messrs. Nc
Campbell, Blevins, Leach, Houston, Moore,
Pryor, Allen of Cooke, Taylor, Chester,
Chambers.
On Military AfdirS: Messrs. Allen of
Meigs, Bean, Colquitt, Cheatham, Talley,
Walters, Dick, Cottrell and Doss.
On Neag Counties and County Lines:
Messrs. McGlothlin, Allen of Cooke, Mccall,
Samsell. Fields, Nowlin, Anderson, Lynn
of Fayette, Talley, Enloe, McGaughey and
McGil.
On PeIliteptiGry: Messrs. Enloe, Allison
of Williamson, Harris, Cliff, Hinckle, Jones,
Dick, McGlothlin, Anderson, Farmer, Sam
sell and McNew.
On Bands: Snipes, Wilson, Crews, Mar
tin, Ferguson, Carr, Guild, Waugh, McNew
and Magil.
On Federal Relations: Messrs. Chester,
Gordon, Rosson, Anderson, Payne, Allen,
of Cooke, Cottrell, Lumpkin and Nc
Gaughcy.
On Public Roads: Messrs. BIevins, Civ
ems, OdOm, Hinkle, Gore, Thomas, McGill,
Samsell, Lynn of Fayette and Pryor.
On Enrolled Bills: Messrs. Frierson,
Inch, McGhee, Trousdale, Gordon, Martin,
Waters, Parker, Payne and Wester.
On Public Grounds and Buildings:
Messrs. Trousdale, McCampbell, Linch,
Vaughn, Allison of Smith, Cross, Magill,
McCullam, and Lynn of Dyer and Cheat
ham.
On LJalGtjc asylum: Messrs. Cliff, Col
guett, Jones, Givens, Dick, Eckel, Chester,
Vaughn, Mccall and Furguson.
On agriculture AID Manufacture: MeSsrs.
Allison of Williamson, Paine, DosS, Fields,
Odom, Allison of Smith, Bean, Buford,
Furguson, and McGill, Rosson, Lynn Of
Dyer.
On Tipping and Tipping Houses: Messrs.
Crews, Scarborough, Cross, Allison of
Smith, Slimp, McCullam, Wester, Houston
and Farmer.
On Interpretations: MeSsrs. McGaughey,
Houston, Doss, Farmer, Pearson, Wester,
Freeman, Allen of Meigs, and BufOrd.
On Elections: Messrs. Colquitt, ROssOn,
Buford, Cottrell, Scarborough, Pryor, TrOus-
dale, Walters, Padgett and Thomas.
On Commerce: MeSsrs. Chambers, Cor
don, McCullam, Cheathan, Padgett, Wilson,
Lynn of Dyer, Shepherd, Slimp, Houston
and Lynn of Fayette.
On motion of Mr.. Martin, 200 copies of
list of the standing committees were ordered
printed for the Use of the House.
RESOLUTIONS LYING OVER.
To authorize the Comptroller to issue his
warrant to each member and officer Of the
House for five dollars for postage. Adopted.
To authorize the DoOrkeeper to furnish
two daily papers to each officer and member
Of the House. Adopted.
To provide for the appointment Of a spe-
cial Joint committee to investigate the
charges against w. L. Wade, late clerk in the
Comptroller's office. Adopted, and Messrs.
Enloe. Martin and Parker appointed on the
part of the House.
e Mr.. Ferguson introduced a resolution re-
questing a committee TO inquire as to the
whereabouts of the plates belonging TO the
Bank of Tennessee. Laid over.
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
z To change the time of holding the Circuit
court of Macon county. Passed.
To loan 100 stand of arms to the West
Tennessee College. Referred.
To require applicants for divorce to give
security for costs. Referred.
To amend Section 4, ISL of the Code rela-
tive to fees of clerks. Referred.
Adjourned until 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
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