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Illinois Legislature.

SEEATE.-Ths Chair announced the spcc
isl order viz: the appropriation bills IL
the variOas state institutions.
Mr.. Cook, On leave, called up House bil
to fix the tines and places OF holding court
in the circuit court OF La Sale county, ans
to regulate practice in said court. 10 til,
committee Oh juniciAry.
The special oIdsr was then taken up.
Mr.. Underwood moved to postpone it un
tl Friday n, xt at 10 O'Clock, to allow tn.
| Senators time to examine the suLjeat more
| fully; which motion prevailed.
Mr.. Higbse moved to suspend the rule to
take an act to extend the time for thu col
! lection Of the revenue for 1865 in counties
| that have adop.-d the township organization
| system. He desired to offer an ameuGne at
| making the bill include Pike county in it.
| provisions. He had been absent at the time
| the bill was considered before, snd low Of
/ iered this amendment.
| The question then being on the adoption
Of the amendment by AR. Hgbee TO the
! house amendment, the yea. and nays were
| called, and the vote stood: Yeas. 19-
Nays, o.
The question, then, Icing oa concurriug
with tie house aIIsndmelt as amended, il
was concarred in by Ayes 1s-Noes, G.
Resolutions being in order,
Mr. Judd called up the resolution offered
yesterday by Mr. Adams, Of Lee, ilat the
eIgrosSing and sE.oling clerk be directed
TO deliver to the chairman OF the comm :
Oh enrolled bills, all bills that are engross-
Ell ready to be reported TO the senate, aud
offered tie following amendment TO strike
out all after the " ord resolved, " that the
committee 81 tnsTo&sed and enrolled bills Us
direct to report forthwith te the senate sli
bills properly engrossed in It's possession"
The resolution and amendment, after I
/ lengthy debate, were voted down.
The chair announced that Senate bills Ga
second reading were in oTGer.
The following, with many other less i'm
portant bills, were disposed Of as Indicated
DILL to .ecIre ~ the Stst= .even per
centuIa OF the gtos. earnings Of the |. G. r.
K. Co, aLu TO remove al doubt of the con
struc,ion Of the nrss and second sections CT
the charter OF The |. {. Il. Il. 60.
Mr.. kuykend.li offered an amendment,
which with the orisirA! b.il, was referred to
committee On banks and corporations.
A bill to create tss town Of SouIGwes,
Chicago. To committee On judiciary.
A bill 20 provide for the payment Of q
premium OF s., 600 to the Inventor OF q
steam plew. To be ensrossed.
A bill concerning the ssle OF intoxicating
liquors. TO comElittse on Judiciary.
A oil 10 establish the Illinois ana Padu
csl Jerry. 10 committee on banks and cor
poTailoAs.
\ bill to remove the seat Of justice of
Lee couutv. 10 committee Oh township OF
ganIZatlon aud COUNTIES.
A Dill TO regulate the sale OF property for
freigIts and storage due to railroad comps
n.es. To committee on judiciary.
4 bill to Incorporate the town CT Nend0-
Ia. To committee Gil t4aks aa4 co. pog.-
lions,
4 bill to Increase the fees of justices OF
tha peace N c.y.! cases. To committee OIL
judiciary.
4 bill TO explain see. 7, chap. 81, rev. Stat.
l8iJ, entitled = Rscorus AID Recorders -
To eomtn.tt.e Oh judiciary.
A bill 10 zyncnd an sct 10 amend aud eX
tend the charter OF the Ia sale Couaty hu-
tusl Life Insurance Company. Pass ed, ayes
-, noes none.
A b.;i 10 reorgahzs the four Judicial cir
cults, and prescribe the times Vi holding
couTsS therein. LAID or the table.
4 hi! 10 amend sec. 10, chap. 81, rev.
stat, entitled, Judgements and LYecu.
tons To committee on judiciary.
bill to restrain special leg station. 10
the coDgs!t,ee on judiciary.
A bill to amend chap. g, L. S, entIled
- attachments IN circuit courts
Mr.. Fuller offered an amendment
Mr.. Higbes moved TO isy the amendment
on the table. discussion ensued in hich
Messrs. Higbee, Fuller, Under~ ood, Pest,
Judd, h kendall, and Goudy participated.
Mr. Martin moved he preSiou. Question.
Carried.
The question then being on Mr. Fuller's
amendment the vote s,ood-ayes Q, noes
ii. Lost.
The bill was ordered 10 be ensrosSed.
Mr.. kuykeudall moved 10 suspend the
rule and read ,hs bill to amend chap. ., r.
s.. entitled attachments in circuit courts =
third tune Carried. BIZ passed-ayes II,
noes :.
\ bill 10 amend an act to preserve game
in the state of Illinois. To committee on
judiciary.
Nr. Marshall moved to adjourn until to-
morrow morning a, 10 o'clock. Carried.
HoUsE.-TLe House met at 8 4. NJ.
On motion of Mr Bane, ordered that upon
Adjournment this evening the house stand
adjourned until seven =. N, this evening.
Mr.. Cummings, from the committee on
township organization: To pass act TO ena-
bic township collectors 10 appoint dep2t!es.
To DO ensrsssed.
Mr.. SWEET, from the committee on general
laws: 10 amend and pass act to lncorpo
rate Essex mining cempsny. The amend
ment limits tho charter to twenty years.
To be engressed.
Mr. Davis, of Stephenson, called up un
finished business (froIn the committee on
taxes and their paymcnt) This bill allows
of the payment Of taxes IL Illinois secured
bank notes.
Mr. Mack withdrew his prior amendments
and offered a substitute, authorizing the re-
ce!pt OF taxes for town and couaty purpose,
in the stock secured notes OF Banks Of llii-
noiS.
Mr. DIETRICH moved to lay the whole sub
iect upon the table. Lost. Yeas 81, nays
Il.
Ma. Anderson To amend " tat in case
q man has no bank notes he be allowed TO
give his note without security" With
drawn.
Mr. Roosevelt: To amend to strike out the
words Except the state tax and insert
Except the two mill constitutional tax.
Amendment lost by ayes 30, noes ii.
Mr. Green havin; the floor,
The House adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The chair announced the special order,
b.;no the consideration Of act making ap-
nronr;a, ons for the deaf, dumb and blind
ssylums.
Mr.. Davis, of Stephenson, moved to post
none the consideration of tie same. Lost
ayes %, nays 81.
The special order was taken up.
Mr. Plato moved TO refer to the committee
on public accounts aud expenditures.
Mr.. Davis. of Montgomery, did not desire
to see these bills referred back. lIe stgn-
fed his Intention to amend this bill, to re-
duce that Of ths lunatic asylum to $90,oOo
He was opposed to placing all these apPro-
priatons in one bill. He had seen too much
injustice done to the treasury by coupling
measures of raceksitY with such as were