Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-04-03
the county court.


fences down, and Of opening and leav-
ing open gates, without permission Of
owner.
To amend chapter Sc, section 2, of
an act passed February 2, 1870.
To regulate the business of life in
surance in the State of Tennessee.
To regulate and organize municipal
corporations of certain populations,
and for the increase and diminution of
their powers.
70 amend the criminal laws Of the
State.
To repeal section 8 of an act passed
March "a, 1873.
To enlarge the remedy by motion in
certain cases.
To regulate contracts between en-
ploye and employer, and to impose
penalty for the violation thereof.
To protect farmers and prevent in
jury to crops.
TO define the rights and duties and
regulate the liabilities of warehouse
men and factors.
For the benefit of A. G. Noryell,
of Davidson county.
To repeal an act for the benefit of
agricultural and mechanical societies
passed on the Sth of December, 1871.
To lessen the number of challenges
in criminal cases, and to amend Sec
tion 40l4 of the code.
For the relief of Abel Rushing, of
Cannon county.
To amend all laws for the assess
ment and collection of revenue.
To require persons convicted OF
misdemeanors to work out the costs of
the conviction.
To repeal part of section 2 of chap
ter 102, of acts of 1873, which requires
purchasers to give bonds.
To create new county off of Madi-
son, Henderson, McNairy and Harde-
man counties, in the State of Tennes-
see.
To change the time of electing the
board Of mayor and aldermen of the
town of GAINESVILLE, to make the term
of their Office two instead of one year
as by the present charter. TO amend
the charter of the said town, the same
being the act Of 1890, so as to
change the provisions of an act with
reference thereto passed lS05-56, chap
ter 81, limiting the taxation for i've
years, and applying the tax to a speci-
fic purpose, so as to take off said llml
tation and said restriction, and to au-
thorize the levying of one-fifth of one
per cent. for school purposes, and
further to amend said charter so as to
strike out all provision thereof, hav-
ing reference to negro traders" and
negro yards" and to free negroes or
slaves.
Declaring the mode and manner of
valuing the property of railroad
company.
10 authorize the appointment of in
spectors of Illuminating oils and fluids.
To make uniform the fees of the
registers of the land Offices of the
State of Tennessee.
To provide for redeeming lands sold
for taxes.
To amend the charter of the town of
Wartrace.
To release certain parties from liza
bility.
To provide for the management and
lease of the penitentiary.
To amend an act entitled IAN act to
create bureau of immigration.
To repeal an act entitled IAN act to
establish additional hospitals for the
insane"
Relative to collectors.
To prevent intrusion by hunters on
inclosed lands, fields and p 'stures.
To invest the superintendent of the
capitol with police powers.
To authorize and regulate the is
suance of State warrants.
To encourage the building of ma
cadamized roads.
To relieve tax payers and tax -collec-
tors of the penalties provided for in
the fifty seventh section of the revenue
act passed March %, 1873.
To amend the law in regard to the
property of married women.
Authorizing the city of Memphis to
grant to the United States site for a
custom house.
To more cheaply collect the State,
county and municipal revenue.
10 project private HSnerleS.
TO amend the charter of the Frank
lin and Lewisburg turnpike company.
To regulate the business of fire and
all other, except life, insurance COM
panies.
To define the rights, duties and liza
bilities of inn keepers, common car
rIers and prOprietors of places of pub
lie amusement.
To define what property is by the
constitution exempt from taxation,
and what the legislature, under the
power conferred upon it does exempt,
and what is taxable.
Divesting county courts of the right
to change county lines.
To amend the charter of Milan.
For the benefit of Emily l.. Heron.
For the preservation of game and
birds.
To amend an act fixing the time for
holding the law court at Ducktown,
and to change the time of holding
courts in the fifth chancery division
and fifth and thirteenth judicial cir
cults.
To provide for bills of exception,
and to regulate the practice where new
trials are granted or refused.
To prevent vagrancy.
To amend the charter Of the univer-
sity of Nashville.
To amend and repeal certain Sec
tons of the code, and to define lawful
fences.
To repeal section 1456 of the code
of Tennessee in relation to private cor
porations for manufacturing, quarryiDg
and mining.
To amend act granting furnishers of
supplies lien on crop.
To secure unsolicited revenue for
the year 1872, and for the relief of GER
tain tax-collectors.
Providing for registration of copies
of deeds of conveyanceS in certain
cases.
To authorize quarterly county courts
of the State to appoint a back tax
collector,
An act to locate a toll gate nearer
than one mile of Woodbury..
To establish normal schools in con-
nection with the public school system
of Tennessee.
For the benefit of Franklin aeade.
my at Jackson.
To change the county lines between
Roane and Loudon.
To amend the public school lows.