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ever to be printed. Aave never known or sean SD much careiessaess prevail, in refeteaee to The proy sons of bills, although have been conversant with the action ol the legislature for eight years. At lhe last session especially, by the opening of the third week, there had been dozens of long bills printed for the inslruction of members

 Amongst the many applications for relief, Mr. Snowdon has just offered bull for the relief of z hog, GA. Hos)

 Mir. Clarke, the member from Clarke county, has proposed 10 print an extra number of the acts of assembly, His bill proposes, that in addition 10 the number facts now published by law, there be pub.

 shed fifty copies o each member of ihe legislature, and he bill also provides that clerks of the County Courts sell the same 10 the cni2ens of the county, at the rates of fifty cents per rcopy The sun arising therefore, (deducling per commissioRs) shall be returned into the State treasury.

 Mir Smith, of Mobile, preseated the petition Of suadry citizens of Mobile, praying modification of the tariff of fees prescribed by law, for eonsta, bles, with respect 10 Mohile county. Mir Austiil presented the petition of Mai. Pierre Chaslang, praying the einancpation of his wife Judy and his nephew Mir. Austlll brought in bllI for he nro- 'OCtioh oi ueef, pitsGF'pihR peHdltiSs of deer, any time between the first Of January and July. This bill met with soa,e opposItion. but was ordered 10 q second reading.

 MT, Browne offered bill repe aiing part of the l4th chapter of the general code, win reference to the pardoning power. removing the restrictions now thrown around the Governor, except in of rrea son, rebellion, etc. The bill wns ordered ls se- cond reading.

 In the Senate today the joint resolutions rsi- fy tbe vote of lhe people the amendments, was postponed until Wednesday,, aud made ihe specia! order for II o'clock of that day. The friends of the re solutions were in favor of postponement, and there were l4 nays by the opponents if removal, over third by three, you see, of the opponents of removal remain firm in the Senate, the resolu- tions will moi pass The desire postpone, on the part of the friends of the olnt resolutions, ia fair indication that yet, they have not their requisite majority.