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TENNESSEE. Constitutional convention. Journal of the proceedings of the convention of delegates ... to amend, revise, or form and make a new constitution for the state. _Nashville, Tenn._, 1870. 467 _p._

TENNESSEE. Deaf and dumb school. Biennial report. _Knoxville, Tenn., Printed at the school._ Library has 3d, 1849, and 32d, 1911.

TENNESSEE. Entomology, State board of. Annual report. _Knoxville, Tenn._ _illus._ Library has 9th, 1913; 10th, 1914.

----. Bulletin. _Knoxville, Tenn._ _illus._ Library has: no. 10, 1913; no. 12-13, 1914-15; no. 17, 1916; no. 20, 1917; no. 22, 1917; no. 27, 1918.

TENNESSEE. Free library commission. Annual report ... 1911-12. _Nashville, Tenn._, 1912. _illus._

TENNESSEE. General assembly, 1797. Remonstrance and petition of the Legislature of the state of Tennessee ... (Pub. by order of the House of representatives.) [_Knoxville, Tenn._, 1797?] 201 _p._

TENNESSEE. General assembly. House of representatives. Report of Mr. Brown, from the select committee of the House of representatives, against the renewal of the charter of the U. States bank. _Nashville, Tenn., A. A. Hall, printer to the House_, 1831. 13 _p._

TENNESSEE. Geological survey. Bulletin. _Nashville, Tenn._, 1910-1919. _maps_. Library has: No. 5; 10; 13; 16-17; 19-24.

----. Geological reconnoissance of the state of Tennessee; being the author’s first biennial report.... By J. M. Safford, state geologist. _Nashville, Tenn., G. C. Torbett & co., state printers_, 1856. 164 _p. illus. map_.

----. Resources of Tennessee. v. 1-8. _Nashville, Tenn._, 1911-1918. 8 _v. illus._ (incomplete.)

TENNESSEE. Governor. (Andrew Johnson.) Special message of the governor of Tennessee, to the General assembly; with the Report of the Commissioner of roads, Jan. 29, 1856. _Nashville, Tenn., G. C. Torbett & co._, 1856. 13 _p._

TENNESSEE. Labor, statistics and mines, Bureau of. Annual report. _Nashville, Tenn._ _v._ 3-6, 1893-1896. _illus._

TENNESSEE. Laws, statutes, etc. Act to charter the Union bank of the state of Tennessee. Passed eighteenth October, 1832. _Nashville, Tenn., Hunt, Tardiff & co._, 1832. 15 _p._

----. Acts of the state of Tennessee, passed at the first session of the twenty-eighth general assembly, for the years 1849-50. _Nashville, Tenn., M’Kennie & Watterson_, 1850. 625 _p._

----. Compilation of the statutes of Tennessee, of a general and permanent nature, from the commencement of the government to the present time, with references to judicial decisions, in notes, to which is appended a new collection of forms. By R. L. Caruthers and A. O. P. Nicholson. _Nashville, Tenn., James Smith_, 1836. 808 _p._

----. Journal of the proceedings of the Legislative council of the territory of the United States of America, south of the River Ohio; begun and held at Knoxville, the 25th day of August, 1794- the 29th day of June 1795- _Knoxville, Tenn., G. Roulstone_, 1794-1795; _Nashville, Tenn., Reprinted by McKennie & Brown_, 1852. 35, 20 _p._

----. Laws of the state of Tennessee, including those of North Carolina now in force in this state from the year 1715 to the year 1820, inclusive. By Edward Scott, ... _Knoxville, Tenn., Heiskell & Brown_, 1821. _v._ 1. (Bound in 2 v.)

----. Public acts passed at the called session of the nineteenth General assembly of the state of Tennessee, 1832. _Nashville, Tenn., Hall & Heiskell_, 1832. 72 _p._

----. Statute laws of the state of Tennessee, of a public and general nature; revised and digested by John Haywood and Robert L. Cobbs. By order of the General assembly. _Knoxville, Tenn., F. S. Heiskell_, 1831. 2 _v._

----. Title pages and tables of contents of the compilations of the laws of Tennessee from the first territorial assembly in 1794 to 1802. _Typewritten._

TENNESSEE. Public instruction, Department of. Report. _Nashville_, 1869-. 5 _v._ 1869; 1875; 1876; 1883; 1887.

TENNESSEE. State geologist. Geology of Tennessee, by James M. Safford ... state geologist. By authority of the General assembly. _Nashville, Tenn., S. C. Mercer_, 1869. 550 _p. illus._

TENNESSEE. State library. Biennial report. _Nashville, Tenn. illus._ (Library has 1901-02; 1911-12.)

----. Catalogue of the general and law library of the state of Tennessee. Prepared by order of the Judges of the Supreme court. Mrs. Paralee Haskell, state librarian. _Nashville, Tenn._, 1871. 432 _p._

TENNESSEE. State penitentiary. Reports of the inspectors and keeper of the Tennessee penitentiary, for the two years ending Sept. 30, 1855, accompanied by financial and other tables, delivered in both houses of the legislature, Oct. 1855. _Nashville, Tenn., M’Kennie & Brown_, 1855. 47 _p._

TENNESSEE. Supreme court. Opinion of the Supreme court of errors and appeals of the state of Tennessee, on the disqualification of judges imposed by acts of the legislature. Nashville, Jan. term, 1826. _Nashville, Tenn., Banner press - J. S. Simpson_, 1826. 26 _p._

----. Opinions of the Hon. John Catron, J. Peck, & R. Whyte, and the dissenting opinion of the Hon. Nathan Green; in the case of James Campbell & others against Micah Taul & others, at August term, 1832, of the Supreme court, at Sparta. _Sparta, Tenn., M. A. Long_, 1832. 23 _p._

----. Rules adopted by the Supreme court of errors and appeals in the state of Tennessee, at Nashville, January term, 1825. _Nashville, Tenn., J. Norvell_, 1825. 28 _p._

TENNESSEE. University. Biennial report of the Board of trustees of the University of Tennessee to the General assembly of Tennessee, Nashville, Tenn. Printed by the state. Library has 1-8, 1869-1883.