Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

Ro'h. An act to incorporate the Little Rock
Age Company; approved 24th December
N. An act to change the times Of holding
,"o phate and county courts of Randolph coun-
,,,Aproved 2Sth December, 1914.
ON Annct to call in the scrip of Searcy coun.
"; akoved 30th December, 1914.
'o'h N act TO declare Little Red River a nav.
"sao,e sno Srami approved 3Oth December, 1914.
/ '''h. W act to refund to VIM. Black the State
anu ooune etaxes paid by him for the purchase of
"aI' o' Nnd, erroneousy twice taxed and sold
1874. ' "rr-'''' wv" Ao'o'''oef'
6o'h' Az act for the relief of James B. Jack.
S'ai app,oVS 3Oth Dec, 1874.
| oiS. hn ~ TO ratfy and confirm the marri.
ase oi husus''NF. Ode and Ann Lewis, minors;
approved JanuarNst, ls45.
o-u' An ACT 10 Sthorise Miller Irwin, as ad-
m'n'strator of CERTAIN estates. to dispose Of real
estate; approved Jan.,st, ls45.
o3d. An act to estabiS Sh the county of Dallas
! approved Jan. lst, lS45I
oI'h' An act more fullyto define and establish
the line between the countis of Ye,l and Mont,
somery approved Jan. ID. Ms.
6oth. An act 20 define the daies of winesses
1915. ~ January ~u'
e'h: An net TO authorize the Sec,etarv of State
10 apr app''nta deputy approved January ID, 1s45.
oHn An act regulating the duties and fees of
oons'aoles' approved January Sd. 1915.
ooth. An act for the relief OF Samuel Adams
late Governor OF tho State of Arkansas. onprov'
ed Jan. Sd, 1915. Nrr'0'
o9lh. An act TO Incorporate the town of Van
buren; approved Jan. 4,h, ls44a
|uth. An act TO amend an act to pIace the bonk
OF the State of Arkansas in liqu1ation. onnroved
"a of February, lS43, approved January 4,b
lS45. 1"'
list. An act 10 change in part the ,ino of hold
ing circ'lt courts within the first judicial circui,
of this State; approved Jan. 4lh. iS45.
I'D Memorial to Congress in relation TO ,e.
wee on tho Mississippi and Arkansas rivers. nm.
proved Jan. 4,h lS45.
73d. An act supplementary to an act, to distri
eHu1e The revised Statntes of Arkansas among the
lS45. -SiAia: approved Jan. 4,b
7ilh. An act to authorize James II. CaIdwcII,
executor of the last will and testament of Charles
Gaia vet. d"eri sell 10 sell certain real estate; 40.
proved Jan. 7th, 1915.
75.h. An act prevent betting on elections
and Tor otter purposes; approved January 7th,
1873. -. .
10Th. An act TO opena road to Fort Smith from
Little Rock. on tho south side of the Arkansas
river; approved January 7th. 1915.
VI. Resolution in ret,,ron to the rates of post
'ec apP"'~hian. 9TH. 1918.
y h. An act To gro..~-.. ,.,.,r,.. >, Lh, G ;
and Tnom,s NJ Hughes to in;ikoS - '','' ~!
,rpr"sod Jan. 7th. 1915. ''"e ,o'''
79.h. An act 10 exempt the Mount Holly Gem.
"tnry from taxation; approved January 7th
lS45.
Johm>nn, sheriff Of Madison county approved
Jan. 7lh, 1915.
slst. An act to axthorise the administrator of
tho estate Of John Magness to sell the slaves be-
I"n9lnS to said estate; approved January 7th
lS45.
sd. An act to regulate the fees of the Clerks
of the supreme court approved January 9TH
1915.
SGD An act to authorise James w. McCune
and Malcon Mcleod, to sell real estates approx.
ed Jan. 7th. 1915.
S4th. An act TO appropriate the whole Of the
common school fund to the purchase of books fo,
common schools; approved January 7th, 1915.
S3ih. An act to amend the first sect ion of the
lO6th chapter of the Revised Statutes of Arkan
sas, under the head .oficial oa ths," and for 9th
er purposes; approved jan. 7th, 1915.
Seth. Memorial TO Congress in relation to th
raft in Red river; approved Jan. 7th lS45.
S7th. Memorial 10 Congress ia relation TO
road from Memphis, Tennessee, to Fort Smill
Arkansas; approved Jan. 7th lS45.
SSth An act TO provide for sinking salt wei
in Van Buren, county; approved January slh
lS45.
MR.. CUSHING IN CHINA.
SKETCHES OF HIS ADVENTURES.
l The New York True Sun contains the follow
ing very interesting sketch of MIR. Cushngs ad
ventures in China, which we presume were fuI
nished by that gentleman himself
From Bombay, Mr.. Gushing proceeded in tn
Brandywine down the Southern coast of India
Ceyion. At this Island he passed week, an
visited the old native capital, Handy, the prncip;
site of the Bhuddists. The Island is called by tn
natives "ihe Celestial Paradise" and since tn
English have obtained an undisputed title, by ce
sion from the native chiefs, it has become NOR
than ever lourishing and prosperous. The grea
est attention was paid tho American Envoy
the principal authorities, and particularly by ii
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