The Arkansas banner., 1850-12-03

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 me resolution was adoP'fu. .s,.h.
 n9.'s l,,erkiy stage ine iiom Pine bidh 10 F"r' ea ,d foni Van Barren 10 Fayetteville
 saul, s,,,,o. of Mr Csine the resolutions were .,Ja thirt time and passed. ..,.,,oo ,a s1oo n, ton of NJ TrspnaIl the bill was laid on hs iable until io morrow. r .,..os ..ns m Of itsthrd reading Upon mohoa oi VT i''P''" '' l An was sricken out. ts. ~ Kin r u,yed 10 strike ont that part oi the ,a, f., thr iniorner one halt the fine, or stiike % ,bs whole bi.i, cf lay !, en the table uniii the 'g TSs S' sns,ker declared he last motion in order ut ssyer askei the gentleman 10 withdraw ms nc'ion. Nr td-riy called lor the ayes aud noes.
 Nr Milei's moiion vas lost
 iroo,' m lion O! M, TrapnaI the House adjourned
 SATURDAY, November 90
 n. r,o,ion of Mr Huntingdon, leave ol absence ~s. granted 10 Mr Emerson, until Thursday next.
 0n no,ion of Mr Emory, leave ot absence vas .,,nted to Mr Knsworhy, for ten days
 M, Iihnetts. rom tile 1ultEWA iAHVA"'SA@SA~ ca,,m,ttes. reported an amended bill to graat q S.r,s, in il. B. Allis to turnpike Fouehe bottom - 'rh amendments were adopted, and the bill, on mo. ,o, of Mr Trapni!l, was laid on the table untii Mond1y next
 Mr Gordon as called 10 the chair.
 M pr.sta, from the Committee on Memorials, ,,sseotsd memoriaft to Congress, praying an addi- ,ional donation of school lands in the place ot the worthless 10th secs
 On motion of Nlr Carroll, the rules were saspen- a,I, and the memorial adopted.
 Mr Tibbsus. fromt he Comnittee on latsrnal Inn movements, reported adversely to bill to, create the office of Sate Geoiogist.
 on nstion of Mr Flbbets, the report aud bill v,re laid oa the table natii next Tuesday week.
 On motion o Mir Tapnall leave of absencs was ,rsntei 10 Mt Murph uniil Friday next.
 Mr Tihbeus presented the memorial oi Rghing, xh;ch was referred io a select committee Msssrs Tibbetts, Fletcher anl Ferguson
 Mr Wilmington iniIoiuced bill b call in The
 rip oi Montgomery eoany
 The bill passed io a third reading and ~as passed.
 Nr Tnmhle gave notice thai he would introduce . hill 10 change the tune of holding the Probate eout.
 Mr Harris gave notice that he would introduce | bill tn incorporate the town ei Bolivar.
 Mr Simosoa gave notice that he woIid introduce e bill to exempt certain citizens Of Perry couaty from serving as Jutcfs.
 Mi Jamc, introduced bill in relation 10 forfeited lands Referred 10 committee on Uays shi means Mir Dsdd gave notice that he woll1 mttodaee bill for the sale of saIi spring lands
 Mr Cauthron introduced bili Tor the relief o the sheriff oi Scott e0uHiy.
 Referred to a select committee, N sssrs Csu,hFon SieSat and Atkins.
 Mir Embree introduced biil to change inc time ol hoidlng he Clrcuii eoats 6t Prairie county.
 On notion Of Mir Emhree the bit was referred to the committee on Ju riary.
 Mr LAffsIty gave notice tkat he WoHid introduce . memorial to donate all the paolIc lands In the Stse of Afkansas
 Mr Atkins introduced a bill t1 remove all free negroes and maIat'oes trem the State of Arkaasas Mr Tlbbet., moved hat it ba read a second lime Mir Miller moved that the bill be rejected. The bill was rejected.
 Mr Tiapnat introduced resolution instruc'ing the committee In Auditors and rreosurefs Books to enquire ato the dedication Tn the Treasury of his Stae and what steps have been taken to scaFe the same. The resolution was adopted.
 Mr Jam < introduced resolution ra 'm)rtali2ipg Congress to establish a tri-weekly mali from Pine Bluff ,o Camden; adopted.
 Mir Fargason it.roiaced bill 10 blend all the school fund of this State for the support al common scbo'ls. Referred 10 the commit tee oa education. Mr Stewart of Green co introduced resolution  mitteee of eleven 10 m-e' d similar committee from the S-nate to report the ex7eiiency oi removing the pitol 10 some p1lni on The Mississippi river. Mf Carroll moved Q reject the resolution.
 Mir Harris called for the ayes and nays; ayes 36. nays 29; So the resoluiion was reiecled.
 Senate b to redeem the price oi the l6ih sect. ws resd ihird time upon notion of Mr Cline ,he bill was laid on the table npt!i lHe day next Senate bill a a'nead inc stsf4'-s aatiiorizirg inc Land Agent to sell portions 0: tls 5o9 ,oo0 acres in tracts of 70 acres.
 On motion oi Mr Carrel, referred to committee on Internal Improvements.
 SsnaIe bri Tn arn-,,d the Statu'e authorizing the ssle Of white person for ,asrancy
 Mr Farger asked f,I the thid reading of the bill; passed.
 Senate bill 10 limit he time in which widows may claim the right ot dover.
 Mr Gilmore moved it's reference 10 the commit tee on the Judiciary; adopted.
 Senate bill for the relief of John Caldwell, late sheriff of Crawford county
 Mr Morton moved 10 dispense with the rules and referred to a select committee -Messrs Morton, Tebbelts and Russell
 Senate bill 10 amend the Statuts in reference to fanaway slaves.
 Upon motion Of Mir James, i, was referred to the Committee on the judiciary.
 Ms Miller offered resolution that thanks be ten- dered to the fair, who honor this house with their presence, and that they be invited to take seats within the Hall and draft any bill they may think proper s' regards the sabjec. of mstrinony, The Chair decided that there was no dissenting voice and that the regular business should be pro- esedel with
 lhs resolution ordering the registering and bur- ning ot redeemed treasury warrants and employ clerk. Was adopted.
 House bill proving for the better treatment of slaves
 MT CalwelI moved to strike out the second sec oi the bill
 MT Miller moved 10 reject the bill The ayes and nays were called for and the bill was not rejected hr Woodward offered an amendment to the bill, p&ich was lost
 Ar Preston made further amendment MT l'tapnall offered aa amendment Mr Woodward moved that il be recommtted to committee of the whole Hoase.
 opoh motion O. MT Watson, the House ad- Journec.
 ArkauSas Coal.
 we are now burning in our dwelling and cfiee, s''ns coal brought from James Fork in ,ilis cOun- " 'Sf which We have to pay 20 cents per busliei aaa M mud cheaper than wood at the present prices ne coal from this place, burns freely, giving an