The Arkansas banner., 1844-12-11
Decen2bel.. nh

Adjourned.
 December, Hh.
 Mir. Pelham, from the committee on Conn. ties and County lines, to whom was referred a bill ssto better designate the line between the Counties of Crawford and Washington , reported the same back and recommended ifs passage the bill was then read Sd time and passed.
 Mir Flcklln, from the select committee, to whom was referred bill, !making penal the obllteratlon of the poll books of elections,'' , reported thei same back with an additional section, which was adopted, and the bill as amended was then read third time and pas sed.
 MT. Irimble, from the committee on the Judiciary, to whom was referred bill s.for the relief of Darby Penticost," reported the same back without amendment, and recom- mended It's passage, which report was reject ed, by vote of II to 12, and the bill there by lost
 Mr.-Neely, from the select committee, to whom was referred the bill 'sfor the benefit ol Reding Busby,o reported the same back un- amended, and recommended it's passage
 Report. adopted, and bill read d Sd time and passed
 Mr. Gaines, from the selec. committee, to whom was referred a bill '|prescribing the time of holding the Circuit Court in the Eth Judicial Circuit" reported a substitute
 Mr Rose moved to reject the report; lost.
 The question was taken on the adoption of the substitute; lost
 On motion of Mir. Rose, the original bill was read Sd time.
 Mr. Gaines moved to amend by making Scott County the 2d County, at which Courts should be held in the Circuit.
 Mir. Bean reconsidered his vote on the sub stitute, and Mir. Gaines then called for the avs and nays, on the adoption of the substi- ute, which were yeas l5, nays g. So the substitute was adopted in lieu of origional bill, read Sd time and passed.
 Mr. Gaines, from the select committee, to whom was referred the petition of David Cas- tleberry, reported bill ''to legalize the mar riage of said Castleberry and his wife. Peni- na, making their children legal heirs," which was read first time and ordered to 2d read ing Monday.
 MT. Nicely, from the select committee, to which was referred a bill ''changing in part the time of holding the Circuit Courts i'll the first Judicial Cifeuit,n reported the same back without amendment; which was read Sd time and passed.
 Mir. Irwin introduced bill, sto authorize Maria Clark, administrator of the estate of Wm. Clark deceased, to sell the real estate belonging to said estate,n which was read a first time and ordered 2d reading on Mon- day next.
 Mir Ficklin introduced a bill ..prescribng an easy mode of collecting debts,'' read a first time and ordered to 2d reading on Monday next.
 MT. Newton introduced bill, supplement tary to an act to establish a system of Com mon Schools in the State of Arkansas, ap- proved Sd February, 1943," which was read a first and 2d time and referred to the com mittee on Education.
 MT. Rose, from the select committee to whom was referred bill for the relief of James Lawson Jr. late Sheriff of Pulaski, the same back and recommen- ded it's passage. Bill read 3d time and passed.
 Mir. Rives introduced memorial to the Congress of the United States, asking do- ton of S5S0,000 for the construction of I4e- wees along the banks of the Arkansas and rivers, which was read first time and ordered to 2d reading on Monday next.
 MT. Maxwell, reported back resolution about Mail routes, with mendments-adopt- ed.
 The bill from the House making appro- priationsto pay Electors, was read first time On motion of Mir. Y ell, the Jules were dis pensed with, the bill read 2d and Sd time and passed.
 The bill from the House for the relief of Willis s. Smith late Sheriff of Clark County, was read first time and ordered to 2d read ing on Monday next
 The bill from the House to Incorporate the Town of Camden was read first time. co motion of Mir Clark, the rules were dis pensed with, the bill read a 2d and Sd time and passed.
 On motion of MT. Yell adjourned.
 December 9h.
 MT. Trimble, from the judiciary committee, reported the bill "requiring Judges to inter- change Circuits and hold Courts for each other,n with amendments-the report and a. mendments were adopted. On nmotion of Mir. Clark the vote adopting the report was re- considered, and on farther motion of Mr. Clark, the report was rejected and the ori- ls;n I T