(1) Local, special or private acts, or general or public acts of a temporary nature. “Local act” means one applicable to one (1) or more, but not all, subdivisions or parts of the state;

(2) Provisions in general laws excepting particular localities or subdivisions from their operation;

(3) Acts amendatory of general laws excepting such localities or political subdivisions of the state specifically from their operation;

(4) Acts ceding territory and jurisdiction to the general government;

(5) Acts fixing state or county boundaries;

(6) Acts establishing or regulating special and local courts;

(7) Acts fixing the times of holding courts, or providing for judges or chancellors holding any such, by special act;

(8) Acts, which are not incorporated in this code, establishing, aiding or regulating state or state-aided parks, reservations or memorials;

(9) Acts appropriating money or authorizing the issuance of bonds, or providing sinking funds, for special purposes;

(10) Acts authorizing the construction of public buildings or works;

(11) Acts authorizing officials to convey or mortgage property of the state, including grants of easements;

(12) Curative or validating acts, or provisions in acts, though relating to a general law;

(13) Acts of incorporation passed before the Constitution of 1870 became effective;

(14) Acts incorporating grand lodges of fraternal orders, or societies, and creating or regulating charitable bodies, such as the Ladies' Hermitage Association;

(15) Acts relating to turnpikes and turnpike corporations;

(16) Provisions in general acts saving rights accrued or status fixed under previous acts or laws;

(17) Occupant, entry and other land laws; and

(18) Any act to provide for the revenue of the state and the counties and municipalities thereof, except as may be incorporated in this code.