Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-05

are cut of of one county aud put int
another.
By Mr.. Noblitt-To regulate the issuanc
Of tipplipg license.
| By Mr.. Jamison-To amend the examp
ton laws of the State.
BY Mr.. Patton-To allow misdemeanor
to be placed upon the retired docket.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
To repeal the act to increase the humble
OF Justices in the Second District Of Knox
Passed.
| For the relief of j. <. Gettys. Rejected
To provide for the better keeping ant
transmission Of books furnished TO the Off
GERS Of thu State. Passed.
To make the Office of Jailer of Maur,
County elective by the qualified voters G
said county. Rejected, and motion to re
consider entered.
To repeal section 3543 Of the Code, and
amend the mechanics lien law. Passed.
The redistricting bill was taken up as the
special order, and the House went int
committee Of the whole. 1t soon rose, and
Mr.. Houk, ch irman, reported the adop ior
Of bill offered by cdr. Board, in lieu O
the bin Of Mr. Jeup. Pending discussion
Of the bill, the House adjourned till 2::3C
P. n.
BY Mr.. Cummings-To authorize l!oan
OF S2O,0OO,OOO on per cent. 10-40 bonds
OF the State, and TO redeem the outstsnd-
ing bonded debt Of Tennessee. 1t pro
vices that the Comptroller nego i1te loan
OF said sum, issuing bonds thereon, the
coupons on which are receivable for taxes
cue the State, and the credit of the State
pledged for the payment OF the principal
and interest. The Comptroller TO advertise
for and receive bids for said lean, and on
effecting the same to advertise and receive
bids for the delivery to the State of all out
Standing bonds and due coupons. The
Attorney General to advise as TO the legality
of every bond, etc. before taken ND and
paid. The S., 739, 900 CT the bonds issued
by the rebel government, in 1861 and 1862,
to be repudiated.
Afternoon Session.
The House met at 2:30 D. m., and pro-
ceeded with the consideration of the re-
districting bill.
Mr.. Hughes offered resolution referring
the redistricting question to a committee
composed of two from each grand division
Of the State. Adopted; and Messrs. Hughes,
Trousdale, Blevins, Patton, Mulverhill and
Harris were appointed the committee.
NEW BILLS.
BY Mr.. Tactic change the line be-
tween Hawkins and Hamblen.
By Mr. Blevins-To give Justices exclu-
sive jurisdiction in misdemeanor cases.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
To amend the law of forcible entry and
detainer and unlawful detainer. Passed,
TO repeal all funding laws heretofore
passed. Passed.
To create the ofice of County Judge of
Union county. Passed.
To provide for the opinion of the court
below holding good in cases where, upon
appeal, the Supreme Court is equally diyi-
ded in opinion. Passed.
To change the line between Marion and
Sequatchie. Passed.
To amend section 100 Of the Code. Re-
iected.
To amend section 800 Of the Code.
Passed.
To change the line between Henderson
md Carroll. Rejected.
To Change the line between Lsoudcn and
Monroe. Passed.
To amend an act incorporating the Jack
Ion Insurance Company of Memphis.
Passed.
Adjourned till $50 o'clock Pm.
Night Session.
Inc House met pursuant to adjournment,
U $50 P. NJ, Speaker McGaughey In the |
hair and the following members present:
Bovden, Brooks, Carnes, Cottrell, Couch,
Denny, Duncan, Eckel, Elder, Ferguson, !
Haynes, Head, Houk, Hughes, HyGer, Jsup, |
Kerr, Latin, Leach, Mseill, Jesse Martin,
J. w. Martin, Moffilt, II. r. Moore, Null
-erhill, McAdOo, McCollum, McCampbell, |
Mcleod, Patton, Perkins, Riggs, Snyder,
'teger, Washington, West Wester, vii
ams, Wilson, Wood, Morley, Young.
Absent-Allison, Bsals, Beck, Board,
burke Bond, Brown, Cummings. Frierson,
larris, JamisOn, Keeble, Lindsey, Scout
loore, Mcfarland, No5lirt, Orr, Overton,
cake, Pearson, Preston, Raglan, Ready,
.ussell, Rutledge, Tate, g. N. Tillman, B.
|. Tillmsn, Trousdale, Turner and Ward.
There being no quorum present, the
louise adjourned till 10 O'Clock A. n. to-
lOrrOW,