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128• An Act for the relief of Negroes who
have been set free by their Masters, who
have provided no means to transport them
to the Western Coast of Africa, [p. 117]
130• An Act to defray the expenses of the
General Assembly of the State of Tennes-
see, with the Report of the Committee on
Finance, [pp. 119-120, 125-126]
22• An Act to incorporate the United Synod
of the Presbyterian Church in the United
States of America, [pp. 172-173]
70• An Act to amend the charter of the city
of Memphis, and for other purposes, [pp.
279, 285, 289]
146• An Act to incorporate the town of
Middleburg, and for other purposes, [pp.
455, 458-459, 470]
156• An Act for the relief of A.P. Smith,
Trustee of John Goodrich, deceased, and
J.C. Goodrich, Administrator of said
deceased, and for other purposes, [pp.
491-492]
213• An Act to extend the corporate limits of
the town of LaGrange, reduce the several
acts of incorporation into one, and amend
the same, and for other purposes, [pp. 607,
611-612,616]
5• Resolutions of the General Assembly of
the State of Tennessee, Adopted December
2, 1859. [pp. 653-656]
41• Joint Resolution requesting Senators and
Representatives in Congress. Adopted
March 23, 1860. [pp. 680-681]
42• Joint Resolution on States' Rights.
Adopted March 23, 1860. [pp. 681-682]
Descriptors: Abolitionists and abolition societies;
Appropriations; Black Republican Party; Capital
punishment; Centreville, TN; Courts; Fayette
County, TN; Foreign relations; Free Negroes;
Free persons of color; Free white males;
Fugitives; Great Britain; Hardeman County, TN;
Hickman County, TN; Highways and roads;
Hiring of slaves; Incorporation of cities and
towns; Inheritance; Insurrection; LaGrange, TN;
Lincoln County, TN; Liquor laws; Memphis,
TN; Middleburg, TN; Negroes; Non-slavehold-
ing states; Railroads; Religious organizations;
Sales of slaves; Slaveholding states; Taxation;
Town charters; United Synod of the Presbyterian
Church in the U.S.; Voluntary enslavement;
Buck (colored boy); Gee, George (free person of
color); George (colored boy); Goodrich, John;
Jim (colored boy); Kennedy, Allen J. (free
person of color); Kennedy, Martha (free person
of color)
TN-1861.1
Contains:
• Governor's Message to the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State of
Tennessee. Nashville, January 7, 1861. [pp.
1-13]
7• Resolution of the General Assembly of the
State of Tennessee. Adopted January 16,
1861. [pp. 45-46]
9• Joint Resolution adopted by the Legisla-
ture of Tennessee in regard to coercion, [pp.
46-47]
13• Resolutions proposing amendments to
the Constitution of the United States, [pp.
49-52]
18• Joint Resolution by the General Assem-
bly of the State of Tennessee. Adopted
January 30, 1861. [p. 54]
Descriptors: Defense; Constitutional amend-
ments; Federal-State relations; Fugitives; Fugi-
tive slave laws, states; New York State;
Non-slaveholding states; Slaveholding states
TN-1861.4
Contains:
• Governor's Message to the Senate and
House of Representatives. Nashville, April
25, 1861. [pp. 3-11]
• Governor's Message to the Senate and
House of Representatives. Nashville, June
18, 1861. [pp. 11-14]
1• An Act to submit to a vote of the people
a Declaration of Independence, and for
other purposes, [pp. 15-17]
• An Ordinance for the Adoption of the
Constitution of the Provisional Government
of the Confederate States of America, [p. 18]
2• Message of the Governor to the Senate
and the House of Representatives. Nash-
ville, May 7, 1861. [p. 19]
• Convention between the State of Tennessee
and the Confederate States of America, [pp.
19-20]
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