The Arkansas advocate., 1836-10-14


 State in certain cases reported that the committee were of opinion that 1t was inexpedient 10 pass said bill, and asked 10 be discharged from the farther com sideTaon of the same; whereupon leave was crnfef and the bill laid on the table, MT. Ferguson from the committee to whom was re- ferfed the bill regulating the duties of Auditor and Treaslrer reported he same with amendments which were adopted, and the bill Was then ordered 10 be en- Igrossed for third reading. MT. Rlnggod obtained leave to introduce bl au- thonzng the State Treasurer 10 receive the portion of the surplus revenue due this Sate under lhe act of Congress of 23d June last which was read first time and ordered to a 2d reading.
 The blils-to appoint Commissioners permanently to locate the seat ofjustce of Saline county perman enty locate the seat of of justice of Monroe county and coneefning constables read third time and PASSED.
 inc bill, concerning aceessares, was read third time, and rejeced--yeas S. nays Q.
 1he bills, from the House, appointing commission CTS for the county of Scott for the relief of Stansaus Dardenne; to authorize change of venue in criminal cases and memorial to Congress, praying for an ap pfopriaon to repair the road from Little Rock o Fo Gibson were severaly read first tune and ordered to second reading.
 The ordinance, accepting, ratifyng and irrevocably confirming the propositions forth in an act of Con- gress supplementary to the act for the admission of the State o Arkansas into the Union was considered HI eouHtttSe ot tue "nOtei ailQ reported with amend ments which were agreed to, when the bill was read third time and PASSED, and returned to the House of Representatives.
 The bi to divide the State into Judicial circuits was considered in committee of the whole reported with anlendnents and then referred 10 select committee
 The bill, to erect aud build Courthouse in the town Of Washington, taken up, and referred 10 select committee.
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
 In consequence of the Speaker being indisposed Mir. Smith was called to the chair.
 Mir. Philips, from the select committee to whom was referred the bill amendaory of the stray law reported an amendment-belng substitute for the original bill which was twice read {: when, on motion of Mr. Morse, 1t was rejected.
 Mir. Pelham introduced memorial to Congress, praying for appropriatonto open road from Baes- vile by Pine Bayon to Liberty, which was twice read and orderedto 10 third reading.
 MT. Grimes introduced bill to define and establish the boundary lines of Van Buren county; and
 Mir. Toleson introduced bill regulating tie duties of atdrieys fof the State;
 Which were seVerally twice read and referred.
 The bill, from the Senate, entitled ''An act for the organization and government of the militia of the State, being complete revision of the militia laws of this State and repeating all former laws on the sub- Jeet, was twice read and referred to select comm- tee, composed of Messfs. Wlliamson TulIy, Pelham, Lasater, Hoge, Drennen and C0lp.
 The bills from the Senate-prescrbing the manner o elecng Senator's and the form of their credentials, &c providing for taking the of the State; and providing for administering of paths of office; were read first time and otdered to second reading
 The bill, from the Senate, for the relief of Samuel M Hays, sheriff of Pope county was read first time and, the rules being dispensed with, was read I'd and Sd times, and PASSED.