Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-11-10

= On 0eologicai Suruey. Hemingway, Bell, Dunsgan. Harper, Bowden, Messick Thorn, Clayton, Davis, Kenner, Beeson. Om Anditoy and 1reasurer's Books - Seaborn. Mclean, Mitchell. Sharp, Pad. gett. ei z sgaai SsaA sltii.f .a4 10 sr9 li.4iI {, On State Lands Smith. Cargile, Jones of Yell. Murphey, Wheeler, Cook, Coulter, Farr, Saffofd.
 Onhe Penitentiary.-Key, Rains, Chil- ders, Harris, Sanders, Landrum, Jones of Pike, Hudson, .Ssfold. Padgett.
 Or County and County Lines.- Lewis, Bowden, Montgomery, Rains, Stephenson, Childers, Lee, Seaboln, Saffold.
 |9s OnylPa5ic Bx;ldings Crowell, Coulter. Louden. Massey, w pollard, Williams, Saf. fold, Wheeler. sSts
 On Militio .4J jennings, Perkins, Jones of Chicot, Tucker. Pettus, Lee, Morton, Rains, Maxwell, Putnam. --..sa--s
 On .41gyicstlture-T77Pettns, Harris, Bow len, Allen, Acise,l Wheeler. Hudson. {
 On S~anap and Oveyeowed Londs.-- Armstrong. yGarland, Woolard, Crawford, Nrowell, Smith, Gibson, Stone, Jones of Yell, 'Hndson, Trigg, Mclean, Saffold.
 {, On Petitions and Memorials. s.-Garand. Cook, Coulter, Thorn, Mack, Chiiders, Van Patten. J ones of Chcot.. s On Enrollnents.---Ware, Landrum, Lee, sBrown, Padgetts Putnam, Farr. s...i3 '. s-s On Ctoiaass--Brown, Jennings, Tucker, Armstrong, Sanders, Pennington, Sharp. Stone, Edmnndson. t49s 943 7a s gl5sgs re.dl
 On hlecttons.--kilgore, Duval, Penning ton HumphreyS.E ESmifh, Crowell, Clay ton Boone, Trigg. tm m
 A message was received from the Senate |fpp9mting committee concurrent with the House; to adopt joint rules and regulations; also asresolntion appointing 9th November, II o'clock, to count the vote for Governor The House coneurred withboth resolutions. Aon motion of Messis. Kenner and Boone.
 MrKey offered a resolution for the an- pnintment of two stenog1aphic repoftefs to give a summary of the debates and pro- Feeedings, to be printed daily, one thousand copies tobe distributed among the members, and two thousand to be bound for general distribution. Mr. Keys resolution was re- ferred to select committee, consisting of Messrs. Garland, Key, Davis, Tucker and Pennington. s'
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 Mir. Harper offered resolution to 90 into an election ona Monday, 18th inst. of chiefjustice. and an associate justice to. fill the 'nnexpned term of Henry M. Rector, which was rejected. z sia ss9r rs@
 Mir. Williams offered the following reso. lution: si R M .,t -6
 Resolred, That committee of three be appointed to co.operate witha like committee on the part of the Senate, whose dutyit shall be to ascer ain as near as possible, the indebtedness of the St. te on account of the Real Estate Bank and also the as. sets of the State, which may be available in the liquidation of the same. lF
 Laid on the table. %
 The committee appointed to wait on the Governor reported, and on motion of Mir. Killgore. the Senate was invited to the House to hear the Governors message.
 Mr Lewis on leave presented the memo rial of pr. T. F. Noland, claiming the seat occupied by MT. Beeson, which memorial and accompanying documents were refer red to the committee on elections.
 Mir. 'ennington moved to reconsider the resolution of Mir. Penngton. The motion was lost
 After a brief recess the House met to re. ceive the Senate and hear the Governors message, which was read by Col. R. H. Johnson It will be found elsewhere.
 Mr. Van Patten gave notice that he would introduce bill to complete the OF ganization of the county of Craighead.
 By motion various names were added to the different committees originally selected by the speaker.
 On motion ol Mr. Crawford 5000 copies of the Governors message were ordered to be printed for the use of the House.
 On motion of Mir. Boone, different DOT tlons of the Governors message were re. felred to the different committees. sI.
 Mir. Satfold gave notice that he would on Monday, or some future day, introduce a Bilfto repeal the l7th section of chap l4s. of the Digest, under the ,.ead of the State revenue. 4@ sr -
 On motion of MT. Trigg the House ad- jouned. a.t