The true Democrat., 1854-11-22

.ornevs for thls State," which was read a frs .ne. and on motion of MT. Wood, the rule ,are ~r suspended, and the bill read second time 0nd referred to the committee on the judiciary On motion, House ad journed until tomorrow morning, o'clock
 Thursday, Nov. 16, 1854.
 House met pursuant to adjournment. Prayer ,r Rev. MT. Gillian. Journal of yesterday read and approved.
 Mr. Speaker announced the committee on .bo Homestead bill consisting of Messrs. Bru- .Dn Douglass, Barton Hockersmith, Burlington, Harding and Byrne.
 Mr. Gordon presented the petition of the ,,,irs and legal representatives of William O. Wilson, deceased, of Conway county, non-res- 1ants of this State, praying that Thomas P. wilson be authorized to close up said estate.- D .fsrred to A select committee of three
 Mr Desha from the committee on the judi .;,rr to whom had been referred the subject of amending the statutes in relation to paupers Uanorted adversely thereto; also, adversely to .So nettcn of Elizabeth Morgan, authorizing bar to execute certain deeds; also, bill to le- raIize sales of school lands, and recommended its passage.
 fMr. Desha also reported on a subject the nurport of which the reporter could not hear } The committee on State lands, to whom had been referred a resolution to reduce price of in- ternal improvement lands reported it inexpedi- ont to do so and recommended rejection of re- solution.
 Mir. Powell, from the select committee to whom had been referred the bill imposing ad- ditonal duties on county treasurers, asked that tbe committee be dlscharged; granted.
 Mir. Powell then asked leave to withdraw the hill which was granted.
 The committee on State lands to whom was referred bill to graduate price of Saline lands, reported adversely; and recommended its rejec- ton.
 On mot on, leave of absence was granted MT. Harding
 Mr. Neae moved that hereafter the House meet regularly at 10 o'clock, A. M.
 Which, on motion of Mr. Wood was laid on the table until 4th of July next.
 Mr. Jouneygin gave notice of bill to amend estray law.
 Message from the Senate, informing the House of the passage of several bills. (See Senate uoceedings of yesterday)
 On motion of Mir. Whinnery the order of the day was taken up-being bill to suppress the crculation of small notes in the State-which was read a second time. Mir. of Washington county in the chair
 Mr. Neale moved to amend by inserting after ld of March, no circulation of bills of less denomination than five dollars. Adopted.
 Mr. Gordon moved to amend by striking out Imitation clause, and inserting six months from passage. Adopted.
 Mr. Redmond moved to refer the bill with the amendments to the committee on the judi Gary; lost.
 Mr. Redmond then moved to amend bv in seHlng sheriff or other persons. Adopted Mr. Gregg moved to refer to committee on judiciary; lost.
 The bill and commandments were then re- erred to committee on ways and means.
 The bill in relation to the scrip of Madison county was taken up, and read first time: the rules were then suspended and the bill read a second time, and on motion of Mir. Johnson referred to a select committee of three, consist ing of Messrs. Johnson, Wood and Gregg. On motion, leave was granted Mr. Poe.
 MT. Noteworthy, by leave introduced bill to amend the act passed at the last General As semby constituting Wm. T. Hardy legal heir of Floaues s. White, so as to make Wm. T. Hardy, the legal heir of Flavins S. White, which was read first time; nd, on motion of Mir. No8worthy,, the rules were suspended, and bill read second and third time and passed. Mr. Beall, on leave, introduced a bill repeal Ing the law allowing the county of Clark. to aise the county tax to one half of one per cent: which was read first time; and on motion of NJ. Beall, the rules were suspended, the bill 'eai asecond and third time, and passed. Mr. Desha gave notice of bill to authorize qstices of the peace to issue executions on Judgments rendered by others than themselves. The Page and Chaplain, by resolutions were allowed the sum of $3 per diem for their ser wees
 On motion House adjourned until tomorrow morning, o'clock.