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 Mr. Pelham introduced petition from sev- en citizens of Independence county, praying to be released from debtsf $600, due the Branch Bank of the Safe of Arkansas at BatesFle; which they had borrowed to fur nlsh the Methodist Episcopal church at Bates vile.

 Mf Smith moved to reject the petition, but al the suggestion of MT. Pelham. who stated thatshe was opposed 10 the petition, but cour- tesy demanded hal 1t should be referred 10 a committee, as the slgners were hghminded, honorable men, Mr. Smith withdrew his mo- ton to reject, anu il was, on motion of Mir. Pelham, referred to the committee on Banks.

 Mir. Smith introduced a joint resolution to adjourn sine die on the 20th December next; which, by requirement of the Rules, was laid on the table for one day.

 MT. Gaines, from the committee on ways and means, reported back the bill to be enli- tied "An act to amend the Revenue laws,'' unamended; which report was adopted, and the bill, on motion of Mr. Smith, was again referred to the same committee, with instruc- tions to amend

 Mr. Gaines, from the select committee of seven, appointed on yesterday, to whom was referred the bill to be entitled .sAn act to amend the laws for taking up estrays,n re- ported the same back with sundry amend ments. Report adopted.

 Mr. Smith moved to strike out ..good funds'' wherever they occurred iathe bill, and insert gold or silver ;;''-carried

 Mf Gamer moved to strike out all after . the enactin. clause, and insert A bill to re-