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 MT. Ward from the committee to whom was referred the bill to collect and disburse the revenue of the State-on leave reported the bill back with sundry amendments, which were adopted.

 MT. Collins from the committee to whom was referred the memorial of the Senate in relation to leyeeing the Arkansas Mississippi rivers repoted it back without amendment. On motion of Mr. Collins-the use of the Hall of the House was granted to the Mason ic Fraternity, on tomorrow, at ? o'clock P. versary of St. John the Evangelist.

 Mir. Hughs introduced bill authorizing John Shipp and 1'hos. M. IIughs ofPike and Montgomery counties to make tuln pikeroad Orders of the day.

 The bill for the relief of Thomas s. and Thomas Woodland was passed

 The bill to amend the law in relation to Billiard Tables and Ten Pin Alleys, passed The bill to make Road from Little Rock to Fort Smith on the south side of the River, was put upon its passage and lost, by ayes 27, nays 40

 On motion of Mr. Mayors the vote was re- considered, and the bill referred to a Select Committee.

 The bill for the distraction of wolves, was laidon the table indefinitely, on motion of Mir. Greenwood.

 The wolves will be glad of that-but the sheep will have no cause of joy, that we know oE-EdS.

 The bill to amend the Road law was pass ed-also the bill for the relief of Wm. Black. Adjourned.