LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
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IhurSddy Oct. 29, 1895. MT. Brown presented the petition of Lee sha Barnett, praying for divorce, which was referred.

 The resolution offered yesterday, by Mir. Williamson, appointing John J. Morse, William Davis and Henry Baker, to be Jus 5 tices of the Peace for Pope county, was taken up, and, on motion of MT. Caldwell, was amended by adding the name of Daniel R. Mills, of Pulaski, and Russell Bates, of Van Buren county, as Justices of the Peace {; and was then adopted, and sent to the H. oi k. for concurrence.

 Mir. Wolf, from the committee to whom was referred the petition of sundry citizens of Van Buren county, praying for the es- tablishment of the lines of said county, re- ported against the prayer of the petitioners, which was adopted.

 Bills passed. To repeal that part of the revenue law relative to tax on houses to incorporate the town of Fayetteville; to locate the seat of justice of Johrison conty;; to divorce Nancy Harrison and Robert Har- rlson; to divorce John c. Hale and Sarah Hale; to define the boundaries of Chcot county; to establish the county of searcy :; to secure the property of females; to erect toll-bridge across bayou DeRoach; to punish accessories to the crime of murder in the same manner that principals are now punished by law; a memorial for an engi- neer to examine Black and Currant rivers.

 The bill to elect trustees for the school lands, was ordered to third reading. Bills relected.--To extend the southern boundary line of Monroe county fixing the punishment of accessories to the crime of murder.

 The bill, to elect county assessors, was < laid on the table.

 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

 Mir. Lee, presented petition from Eliza Case, for a divorce, which was rejected.

 The committee on enfollments reported Inc following memorials as correctly en- rolled:

 To complete the road from Columbia to |, l,ittle Rock; to remove obstructions in St. rancis and White rivers.