IN THE HOUSE.


Thursday, Nov. 10.
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j. u. TusmaH, the member from Car.
roll, appeared and took his seat.


Mr. holland introduced a resolution pro.
posing 10 have the constitution amended,
SO as TO provide for the election Of county
lndgc' and prosecuting attornies by the
people.


lhe bill to define the boundary line be.
tween the counties of Washington and
Crawford, was taken up aud read third
time aud passed.


Mr.. Dunn, introduced resolution re-.
questing our delegation in Congress to pro.
cure the passage of a law authorizing the
appropriation oil the proceeds Of the 800.
OOJ acre donation, to the use OF Common
Schools.


Mr.. bertrand, from the select commit.
Tee, reported the bill to establish the county
Of Prairie, which was read twice.


Friday, Nor. 10.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Clarke,
authorizing the sinking Of salt well in
Crawford county, was read first time.


Mr. Woods, Introduced resolution
insructiug our delegation in Congress 10
endeayor 10 procure donation ol land sui.
iiicnt 10 pay the state Indebtedness.


Mr.. Whey introduced a resolution
nsructing the committee apportionments
to inquire into the e1pejiency Of reducing
the number of representatives and sena.
tors in The General Assembly.


The bill to incorporate the town Of
Arkadelphia was read third time and
passed.


The bill 10 incorporate the Grand Lodge
Of Ancient York Masons of the State of
Arkansas, was read third time and
pissed.


The bill to establish the county Of Prairie
was read thinl time and passed.


Saturday, Nov. IA.
Mr.. Crmchfeld, presented the petition
of the Mechanics Association @! Little
Rock in relation to the employment Of the
conycts.


Mr.. EmJree, introduced resolution
nslrucing the committee on education to
inquire into the expediency Of reducing the
price Of the seminary lands. Adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Marshall, the judiciary
committee were instructed 10 enquire into
the expcdiency of a law limiting medical
men in their charges.