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Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes AR-1862.11
92• An Act to define the punishment of
crimes in certain cases, [p. 192]
99• An Act to permit certain free negroes and
mulattoes, still in the state, to remain until
the first day of January, 1863. [p. 206]
105• An Act to provide for a State
Convention, [pp. 214-216]
119• An Act to incorporate the City of
Ozark. [pp. 246-249]
168• An Act to provide for the making and
repairing of levees in Crittenden county,
[pp. 336-339, 344-345]
178• An Act to provide for the sale of
runaway slaves confined in the Penitentiary,
[pp. 354-356]
Descriptors: Arrest; Capital punishment; Critten-
den County, AR; Free Mulattoes; Free Negroes;
Gambling; Imprisonment; Incorporation of cities
and towns; Insurrection; Jefferson County, AR;
Levees; Liquor laws; Murder; Ozark, AR;
Patrols; Pine Bluff, AR; Runaways; Sales of
slaves; Street repair; Voluntary enslavement;
Weapons
AR-1861
Contains:
41• An Act to compel the residence of some
white person on plantations on which there
are slaves, [p. 50]
44• An Act to repeal section 4 of the act
approved January 19th, 1861, to provide for
the sale of runaway slaves confined in the
penitentiary, and to revive section 18 of
chapter 162, of Gould's Digest, [pp. 54-55]
Descriptors: Imprisonment; Plantation overseers;
Runaways
AR-1862.3
Contains:
• An Act concerning the cultivation of
Cotton, [pp. 7-8]
• An Act to amend the criminal law as to
slaves, [p. 12]
• An Act amendatory of the patrol laws of
this sute. [p. 13]
Descriptors: Arson; Capital punishment; Cotton;
Murder; Patrols
AR-1862.11
Contains:
• An Act to prevent setting prairies on fire,
[p. 29]
• An Act for the relief of Christopher and
Jane Thompson of Scott county, [p. 33]
• An Act for the more effectual punishment
of slaves for arson and other crimes, [pp.
35-36]
• An Act to further extend the provisions of
an act concerning the cultivation of cotton,
approved March 21st, 1862. [p. 37]
• An Act to amend the patrol laws. [p. 39]
• An Act to prevent the giving aid and
comfort to the enemy, [pp. 44-46]
• An Act to extend the limits and amend the
charter of the town of Monticello. [pp.
49-51, 54-56]
• An Act to "conscript" slaves to be used as
cooks, teamsters, etc., in the army. [p. 60]
• An Act to provide for home defense and
against insurrection, [p. 64]
• An Act to enable certain free negroes and
mulattoes to pay their debts, [pp. 73-74]
• Resolution by the General Assembly of the
State of Arkansas. (No date of approval
given), [p. 85]
Descriptors: Arson; Capital punishment; Civil
War; Confederate States; Cotton; Defense; Drew
County, AR; Emancipation; Free Negroes;
Hiring of slaves; Impressment of slaves; Impris-
onment; Monticello, AR; Mulattoes; Patrols;
Pulaski County, AR; Robbery and theft; Scott
County, AR; Town charters; Union County, AR;
Whipping; Annie (slave); Askew, John H.;
Averett, Joshua; Balsera (slave); Caroline (slave);
Diana (slave); Dora (slave); Edward (slave); Jane
(slave); John Campbell (slave); Madison, Peter
(slave); Mary Jane (slave); Preston, Henry
(slave); Retma, Fanny (slave); Richard (slave);
Sibby, Elizabeth (slave); Thompson, Christopher
(free person of color); Thompson, Jane (free
person of color); Thomas, John (alias John
Fowler, free person of color); Virginia (slave);
William (slave)
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