The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-08
Dec g.

Dec g.
 Mr. Clark presented two petitions from sundry citizens of Clark county, protesting against the division of said county, which, on motion of Mir. Clark, were lad on the ta- ble for the present.
 Mr. Trimble introduced the following re- solution:
 "Rcsolued, That the Conmittee on the Auditors and Treasurer's bGpks, cause the proper entries to be made j.. the books of said Auditor and Treasurer, showing the re- suit of the settlement and examination by them made; and that said committee, in the presence of the said Auditor and Treasurer. bum the bonds of the State paid and taken up, which have been given for money bor- l rowed of the State Bank and Branches, and ! also, the scrip of the Territory and State of Arkansas, paid and redeemed during the last | twoyears, and that the House of Representa- tves be requested to concur herein,o which was adopted, and transmitted to the House ol Representatives for its concurrence.
 The bill from the House ssdecaring Little Red river navigable stream' was passed.
 The bill ''lor the redemption of Real Es- tate and for other purposes was rejected by vote of , to 8.
 Mr. Ficlilin introduced bill ''to regulate the fees of Recorders and for other purposes;' D which being read first time, on motion of Mir. Ficllin, the rules were dispensed with, and the bill read second time, and referred 10 Select Committee.
 MT. McKean made the following Report
 ''Mr. President, the Committee on Memo rlals, according to instructions, report the fol- lowing memorial:
 To Me Honorable, the Congress of Me U.
 States:
 The Memorial of the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas, requests that a Mail Route be established, to commence at the An toine Post Office, .in the county of Clark. thence by Pike Court House and Fort Tow son to Fort Ouachta on Red River,0- which being read a first time, on motion of Mr. McKean, the rules of the House were dispensed with, and the memorial read a se- cond and third time, and passed.
 Mir Irvine, from the Select Committee, to whom was referred the bill ''to authorize Merlna Clark, Administratrix, of the Estate ot Wm. Clark, decd to sell and dispose of Real Estate, which belongs to said Estate," reported the same back with several amend ments; which were adopted, and the bill was then passed.
 The resolution requesting our Represen- tatlyes Tn Congress, to use their exertions to have the land system so changed, that the descriptive lists may hereafter be filed with tie Clerks of the Circuit Courts in each county Tn this State, instead of the Registers ot the different Land Offices" being read q second time, on motion of Mir Rives, the rules were dispensed with and the Resolutions read third time and passed.
 Mr. Mckean introduced the following re- solution
 "Resolyed, that our Senators in Congress be instructed. and our Representative reques- ted to have a mail route established from Columbus, Hampstead county, 10 Lane's Port m Seyier county, and that new Post Office be established at John " Nunneley's and at thoy. W. scoii's in Pine Prairie, also, n Post Office ai Lauo's Port, in said county of Scvier.n
 Which resolution being read a first time. on motion of aIF. hckcaa, the rules were w'ih eHd the Resolution was read seeand and thtFa time aad passed.
 Hr. ifimble introduced q hill ela inear. pefals 'le geatias sFalls maHuiae ,oriug coin panyi which heigg read lira, sims, aa a.a- ten II Ar, Ffimhlc, the FsIlas were dsnease. wllh and the hlIl read seeaHa tiiae, hY gigle, and referred io Il sclrcl rommutce.
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