The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-11

Camy, McKean, Nolan, 2lpagold, Smith, Tborntof and Millianson-ll. Nays Messrs Ball, Ferguson Saunders, and Nir. Presideut--4
 Mf. Ferguson introduced he following resolution:
 hesolred. That the following be adopted as stand ing rule Of the Senae, viz; sThat where he Seatp engaged on Executive business, they shall s with closed doors, and uaderan injunction of secresy which injunction shall, at any time, be taken of vote of majority ef he Senafe.n
 On motion of Alr. Ferguson, ihe rules were dispen- sed with, and said resolution was read and adopted.
 On motion of Mr. Ball, the bill 10 be entitled "An act providing for the election of member of Congress from ths 6tate, was taken up, and read third lime l of Reps for is concurrence.
 On motion of Elf. zard, the bill 10 De entitled An act to prevent the practice 0fcarYng concealed wea- lpons,' vas taken up. fIf. Clark moved to refer said bill 10 select committee, which was negatiped The bill then read hndtime, lis final passage, and passed by vote of Ito 4. Tens hessfs Ball, Izard, AcGamy, Mattn. MeKean, MeLan, Saunders, sniib, Themon, Williamson and Mir. President Ill. Nays--Messrs. Brown, Clark, Ferguson, and Ringgld--4. The bill was then sent to the House of Reps fer it's concurrence.
 btf. Cooke presented message from the House of Reps, informing ihe Senate that bill entitled An act ito provide for permanent system ofrevenue for he State of Arkansas,o had passed the House. and was herewith transmitted, for the concurrence of the Sen ate--which referred to the committee of Ways and Means
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 1 J. c. r. Tolleson appeared and took his seat.
 Mir Smh, from the joint committee on Enrolled Bills, reported that tie following Wefe correctly enrol! ed:
 An act authorizing the State Treasurer to receive he surplus revenue, due and coming to the stae under an act of Congress- approved the 23d of june 1886.
 An act providing the mode of establishing county lines.
 joint resolution authorizing the printing of 700 copies of the acts passed by he General Assembly for the government and discipline Of he militia of the sate
 An act providing for seal of the state of Arkansas.
 message from the Senae advising the House of Representatives, that they insist On their amendment to the bill compensate David C. Eer for work . labor on the Stae HoGse--and that they have app led Messrs. Thornton, Bail, aud Smith, theteon. The said message further informed the House, that the Senate has passed the following entitled biS
 An act concerning public roads and highaa4s, which being read, the rules dispensed with, and 1t was read second and thfd time, and PAssEB.z
 An act concerning territorial scrip, which was read first tune, and ordered t0 a second reading. Mr. Lassater stated that tho indisposition of his family, rendered. I: necessary for hih to have leave of absence for the remainder of the sessioa-GRANTEp
 A message advised he house that the Senate iasiSt on their disog4eenem te the amendment of the House of Representatives, to the bill be entitled an act to dispose of the five sections of land" S1c and that lessrs. lizard, Bail. and Hill, have been appointed on the part of the Senate. committee was then ap- pointed op the part of the Houses consisting of Messs Smith, Shell, and Pelham.
 On motion of Mir. Toleson, the bill to repeal the corporation law ofthe town of Helena, was taken up, and referred to select committee