The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-04

3d Thomas Johnson, 64 4h l,enuel D. Evins. fl John M. WlsoH 28
 Those who voted for Mir. Evans were
 Messrs. Ball, Hil Iznrd, Kuykcndall, McCamy MeLaln, Ringgold Smith, Saunders, Tn rnion, Will hanson and Mir. PFesidentg {af he Se.ateA, and Alessrs. Adams, Alsion, Anthony, Byrd Baekemore Brandon, Caldwell, Cuip, Franks, Grimes, Hope, Jud- kns, Logan, Marshall, Pelham, Philips, Pyeburn, koyston, Reyburn, Roberts, Shell, 1idwell. Teevan Thompson, Taafle, Vaughn, Nhnncry, Williamson 1 and Mr Sneaker, {sf the II. Of Et. 1--ii
 Those who voted for Mir. Wilson were
 Messrs. Brown Clark Ferguson, Martin and Me Aean, (of the Senae). and Messrs Calvert, Cooke Drennen. Davies. Hardin. Lasaier. Linton, Li.te! Maxwell, Morton, Milton, May, Roysdon, Reagan, smith, Fully, Tucker and Taylor (ofhe Il. of k. }- 23.
 eih Circuit. ". c. II. Teevault had s5 votes.
 ]" John Linton, 2s
 Those who voted for Mr. Teevault were
 Messrs. Ball. Brown, Hill, lzard, Kuykendall, Mar tin, McCamy, Thornton, Williamson and Mr. Presi- dent, (of the Senate, and Messrs Adams Aston An thony, Byrd, Brandon. Culp Franks Hoae, Logan Morse, Pyeburn, Royson. Re, burn, Roberts, Snilh, Shell, Fully, Fucker, Tidwe, Taylor Thompson Iaaffe, Vaughn, Whinnery, and Mr. Speaker (ofthe H. of k. )-35.
 Those who voted for Mir. Linton we're Messrs. Clark, Ferguson. McKean, McLan, Ring gold, Smith and Saunders of the Senate0 and Messfs Ills eSs Crimes Hardin. Judkins, Easater. Liitle Maxwell Norton Marshall, Milton May, Pehain Philips Roysdon, Reagan, and Swain (of the H. of K. )- 2s
 9th Circuit Albert G. Stephenson had 50 yoes no opposition.
 Whereupon Messrs. Sebastian, LittelL Johnson, Evans, Teeyault, and Stephenson. were declared elected Prosecuting Attorneys for the six judicial cir cults oi the state.
 After which, the Senate returned to their chamber, and adjourned.
 HOUSE OF REPRESENT ATiyFs.
 Mr. Roysdon presented petition from citizens Of Chico county, for the incorporation of rail-ruad com pany with banking privileges, cori-tritt a ral-road from Columbia, via Old Lake, 10 Bayou Bartholomew w l which was referred to the committee on banking MT. Royston, frodi die comniiitee the judiciary to whom had been referred the claims of John K Fay Tor sheriff of Pulaski county, against various counties in this state, reported that, there being evidence be. fore the committee in relation tine correctness of the claims, the committee moi warranted in making port in relation 10 the and asked 10 be discharged from the farther consideration of the subject which port was agreed 10.
 The bill from the Senate, providing for a revision Of of the laws, read third time and passed.
 MT. Davies, from the select committee to whom was referred the bill to establish State Bank for the state of Arkansas, reported the with sundry amend ments Alter considerable discussion and amendment the bill was read third time and passed
 bill for the removal of the administration on the estate of Austin Kendrick, read third time and passed
 The hour having arrived for the election of circuit judges and prosecuting attorneys the Senate convened in the Representative Hal and the two houses proceed ed to the election. 1 For result, Sc.. Gee Senate procsedings.