The Russellville Democrat., 1879-03-27

IT flowed lands.
 No. 54. An act for the relief Of purchasers of internal improvement fands.
 No. 55. An act making it larceny for administrators or guardians to embezzle property of decedent or ward.
 No. 56, An act preventing the sale of ardent spirits near Lamer- tine.
 No. 57. An act changing the sec ond, third and fourth congressional districts.
 iyo. 5S. An act regulating the re- demption of delinquent tax lands and repeating sections 5IS5 and 5lS6 of GaL.t's Digest.
 No. 8. An act regulating the re- demption of forfeited lands and re- pealiGg sections 3905 CT 8 of Gantt's Digest.
 No. 60. An act adjusting and set ting the claim of Johnson & Key holds.
 No. 71. An act donating lands to Helena and Iron Mountain railway.
 No. 62. An act Ito encourage the building of railroads.
 No. 63. An act donating lands to the l.. R., NJ. R. & T. railroad.
 No. 64. An act amendatory of certain acts fixing the time of hold ing county courts and regulati iig the salary and per diem of county judges and associate justices.
 No. 65. An Act to provide for the support and maintenance of the blind institute. No, 66. An act to give justices of the peace exclusive jurisdiction over all misdeameanors. sa sg
 No. 67. An act to amend section 13S, Gantt's Digest.
 No. 68. An act to amend an act regulating tie letting ofpublic con tracts.
 No. 69. An act making opropria tions for the support of the Indus trial university.
 No. 70. An act to amend section 3076, Gantt's Digest.
 No. Fl. An act to restore docket entries and papers Of justices of the peace when lost or destroyed. $ No. 72. An act to regulate sales under mortgages and deeds of trust.
 No. 73. An act to regulate pro ceedings ofcounty courts in bastardy cases.
 No. 74. An act making appropri- ations for the support of the Deaf and Dumb asylum.
 No. 75. An act making appropri- ations for the support of the execu- tive, legislative and judicial depart ments of the state.
 No. 76. Ans act authorizing the sale of swamp lands in certain cases.
 No. 77. An act to protect the public revenues against the fraudu lent acts of county officials.
 No. IS. An act amendatofy of nu- merous acts regulating the times of holding regular terms of county courts, and fixing the salaries and per diem of county judges and as- sociate justices.
 The following acts are in the hands of the governor, who is considering the same. The governor has twenty days from the last day of the session in which to consider all bills not ap- proved or disapproyed during the session:
 No. l. Making appropriations for an insane asylum, and locating the same at Shows place in Garland County.
 No. 2. An act to reconstruct the boundary lines between Conway and Perry counties.I s<
 No. 3. An act fixing the salaries of State officers.
 No. 4. An act to regulate the mode of proposing and voting on amend ments to the constitution.
 No. 5. An act to attach Clark Co.,, to Dallas and Nevada. No. 6. An act to amend the laws concerning the building of railroads and the rights and liabilities of rail roads in regard thereto.
 No. An act to change the bounda- ry lines of Lincoln, Jefferson and Desha counties.
 No. 8. An act to amend constitu- tion in regard to the States liability for the railroad aid, levee, and Hol- ford Bonds.
 No, 9, An act providing for the building and repairing of public lev ees.
 PRIVATE Acrs--APPRoyED.
 No. l. For the relief of the pur ehasers of the Arkansas Institute for the Blind, at Arkadelphia.
 No. 2. For the relief of R. c. New ton, late treasurer and his sureties.
 MEMoRIALs-APPRovED. e No. l. To congress: Asking an appropriation ot $20,000 to protect Pine Bluff from encroachments of the river.
 No. 2. To congress: Asking the passage of a bill to inquire into the educational status of the negro.
 The Arkansas Democrat takes it quite coolly; the legislature could have done better, but might have