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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-27
~ SECOND JUDICIAL DISTHIt T

1 ,.c:rt Of the State Of nevada. in end for The
County OF Or,nsby In the ms;ttr Ct the e.
fate Of WILLIAM r. VII SCE. ceceased.-lt
snpearipe to lie co1rt ty tie petition present.
% snG fled by H|MFR \. billings and
NANCY II. WILSON. the Administrator and
Administrative Of WILLIAM +. WILSON. de-
ceased. praying for IN cider TO sell Tccl etts,e,
that il is nsco ssary to sell some portion ct 'be
real estate II SAID dec ascd. TO ray Tie out
standing inlcbtt dress against saii deceased
and the Gsbts, express, AID charge : Ct the ad-
n,inistration.
" is The refcre ordered hy Ike Court that all
persons interested in said estate .Iloar before
The .Judce q this Court en- tie
2Ges, .say of DeCcn b"T. =. II. MA.
at 10 o'clock A. ". of sid cay at the Chambers
of said Judge in Carson City. Nevada, to show
cause why en- order shCuid not be granted 10
said Administrator end Administrative to sell so
r.,uch Of Tie real estate is shall tee necessary
Ard that cory of this order lie published in
The Cars, Il DAIIT ATFRtL Ecwsraptra at Carson
civ. New fer st least fonr successive %etEs. IL
the County Of Crnsty aforesaid, acccTdins 70
law in such cases.
November %, 1874.
c. y. HARRIS.
District Judge.
TTndoTssdl
Tiled November %, 1874.
Il. J. EDWARDS.
rqsI,w.v Clerk.
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&uHDroD&.
rur n.sraICr COUNT OF TIE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il Second 3Gj.icisl District Of the state q Ne
yaIs. il aud for the County Of or1usly--
SARAH L. YkGER. p!aintiG, vs.. C6lIsTO-
Pier TAGER, defendant.
ac:i-r L!or- Ii IN the u istIiyt CCC-t, e tie
:, oi.l Judicial District OF the State a 'eVaua
il and fpr ;le 1r!.iy Ct Ori::shy, ard IL con-
1,Iei:.t filed il said County Of UTnisNy. il TIE
Tlica Of the Clerk q said District Count
The state Of Nevada sends greeting 10 CHRIS
rAEtF-2 yASLE, Ct-CE-aIt.
Tg. az hereby required 20 appear in - acticn
brought agairst yen ! 3! the aCgNr La!t2 pam
:iE il tho District Count IF tie Second judi, IA!
District CT tie state Il NevaE&. il aEd COZ tEe
County e r1ashv. ara TO e &wor the complaint
;:iel therein "a copy Ct which &C -cmplIlts this
s-.t ll within {, Il days e VI !usivs q tie cay
If : ry5,-f af;tr Tie service IL yCu If this
su-nmcns--3f served within this CGUuty, or II
served cut Of This cou,ty, hut n this District.
viii in twt1tg DAYS. oiLe'wisc within ! rty
dsys-or judgment by default VII he taken
against SCU.
Tie said seton is irouclt 70 Chain 4 decree
forever aunulIing tie bonds Of matTin-ouy and
now existing between you AID plaintiff upon
the grounds CT wilful GosortIon and falling to
provide the common nocess1Ties OF life, for
more than two years last past.
Ard you ere Hereby Notified that e you fail
to arpear ard answer the said complaint IS
above required, the said plaintiff will apply TO
the Court for he relief therein prayed.
- Given under my hand and the seal
E-s Of The District Court Of the Second
Judicial District of the State Of Nc
VI ~ vaca, in sd for the County Of OrIns-
by, this 18th day OF November, in the year OF
our Lord, one Thousand eight hundred and sew
eEty-four.
T. J. EDWARDS. Clerl;.
VIZ. pA1TEEsoS, Attorney for flaintif.
ueiS-ln
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Or. lie RiChsa's GOLDEN BALSAM No. !

cures Cll2rcTes first and second stages. Sores on
she Legs q Body. Soy. liars, Eyes, N0sa, &c,
BIetchcs. sypLilitie Cararch,
Diseased Scalp, and all primary forms # the
disease known - SyI .ihs. Pic, : l.. te.tls
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S u N II 0 N S
IN THE DISTRICT COURT o. TIKI:

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT o. THE
4 Seci I'D Judicial District Of the State Of Ne
vada. in and for the County Of Ormsby. -
LOUISA PAEROTT, plaintiff, VS.. GEORGE
FAhEOTT, defendant.
Action brought il the District Court Of
the Second Judicial District Of the State Of
Nevada, in and for the County of crmsby, AID
the Complaint filed III said County OF Ormsby
il the office of the Clerk Of said District Court.
The State of Nevada sends greeting 10 6E-
ORGE PARROTT, defendant.
You are hereby required TO appear in ar action
brought against you by the above named Plain
tiff in the District Court of the Second Judicial
District Of the State CT Nevada in and for the
County of Orn!sby, and to answer the complaint
filed therein IA copy Of which accompanies THIS
SUmnlousl within ten days exclusive of the day
OF servicel after the service on you Of this SL--
mons-if served within this county: orif served
out of this county, but in this District. within
twenty days, otherwise within forty days--or
judgment Icy default will be taken against you.
The said action is brought to dissolve the
bonds Of TatriHIoLy existing between yen and
plaintiff, np1n lie alleged ground OF failing 70
provide the cc1EmCn EoCesssa1ies OF life fer
plaintiff :nd family for more THAI two years
last past and that the care and education OF tie
miner children, George austin, William Henry
aid Ida l!cy lie awarded to plaintiff, ard juGg-
meLt for her costs.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail &c
appear and answer the said com rlaiEt is above
required, the said plaintiff viii apply TO tbs
Cour: for ii4e relCf prayed therein.
I.S-N Given under my hand, aEd the seal
EEsSl CT the District CCUrt Cf the SoccId
S@ judicial District Of tie State CT Ne
v.da III aid Ter tie County CT OImsty, hi:
I7th day CT I,cenb.r, i'll tie year CT orr Lold
one tEous: nG eisl.t hundred and sevelty-te III
z. j. IDWAL1iS. ElCIk.
VIZ. PAT-EI sen. Attorney for Iia!ntiif
,
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SUNENEoN5,
\ TEE DISTINCT Court cETHE

TN TIE DISTINCT Court CT THE
I Second Judicial District Of IL" state q Nc
yatla. IN arG fer Tie CoUr.rv Cf or'nsl'y.-
TLEUECEE ALIFN. plaintiff. vs.. EEUi IN
W ALLFN, defendant.
Action brought in tfn District Court # In
Second Ju isl District q nc Sta:C Of NeTsGa,
in aud for The County cf tlins!'y, and III" q IL
PAINT filed il sail County If U!nsly. IN The
Office Ct ifc CI,Ik Of sid ] .s;ri"t @ SIT.
ne State Of NJ va;a strGs greeting 20 RtI-
I'm VI. AIIHE. Gtf,I.alt.
You arr hereby required Il arpEa n il an actian
brought against Won by TIE above NAMED plain
tit i'll the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Ct the state Of Hcvata. in and FIR tire
County of OrIusby and q answer tie cGinI i1ll.t
flied therein Il COPY q which acc Il Ial-.t ms
syIntGUnsl within ton days teNeitslVe OF me
day Of stTvitFl after the service On Icu q N.Is
sI,I.irsc.s-if served within this county; OF if
served cut Of this county. lUt in this District,
within twenty days. otherwise within forty Gays
q. Judgment by Gciauit VIII te taken against
yCII.
The sail action is t-,ralt to dissolve tire
bonds Of matIi:ao1y existing ht:wt II yours #
:Ed the tef.LtaLt upon - G1'urd Il failing
20 provide the cclau2cn necesS9TleS CT lite for
more than tive years last Tsst:thGt the pro pcrty
d. scritod N Il complaint c =; Il! 10 he, u-t
and tereft of HE plaintiff. fnd that ria'ltlh lie
II It reii to her maiden EaIt.e ii Elec-.o!e
i.ui.a1.t. 3i-l Judgment :o5 q SIS.
And you ere hereby notified that Il yea fail TO
sr7.,:.r sl.d aiswtr the said cCmrliic. IS above
required. tie said plaintiff viii apply to the
Court fer The relief thcceia prayed.
Given under lay hand. and tic seal
Of the District Count OF lie Second
Judicial District e fhe State OF Ne
~ ~ vada. in and for the County O.
Cr,alsLy this Sd day OF IecoEaber il the year
Of or / crd. enc thousand eight hundred and
=. }. EDWARDS. Cork.
VIZ. PArrzEsoE, Attorney ftr TlaiItlil.
Ge+-im
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TIE UNFORTUNATE!
NEW EENfGiES
NEW REMEDIES
OE. GIBBONS EISEsNSAKf
G23 F.parny street.

| san Francisco Established in 1854, fer ID.
treatment Of Sexual ;nd Seminal l. 80 80 SutI
&. GCuCrr,a. elect. Structure. ;! EMS III i''i
lis forms. Seminal Weskntss. mi "f,lc!' &c;
Skin diseases Of wears stari!:IS I'D tlcerGtld
IL; s succt ssfully treated.
Horrible Diseases.
How many thousands CT persons. to'h liaIs
and female, are there who tte siii-ei1iS ''t
miserable existence from the effects q secret
t:ulgelcts Of ia, -irls absorbed into the eTs-
tenn. look at tiIrIr pa,+t. ellac:i:>t. ana uis-
figured faces and their trohtn-doWn constitu.
tons. disqualify;Eg the IL fer tie Ealriness OF
I;l:-iiGee or The enjoyment Of life. In this
kCrfid situation thousands suffer until death
closes tie scene. Let parents. guardians,
friends attend to these who are suffering with
any Of these horrible, life-dsstroying maladies
- see tLat they are cared for and cured before II
he too late. Send them Immediately to DR.
GIBBON. a physician who has made private
diseases his especial study for years. and who is
certain to cure the NEST rayeteratecaSe, Nl'Aoot
mercury CT any injurious drugs.
Seminal Weakness.
s, nIinal Emissions, the consequence Of self
abuse: This solitary vice, or derraved sexual
indulgence. is prGcticcd by the youth Of both
sexes TO almost unlimited extent. producing
with urerring certainty. the following train of
morbid symptoms, unless ccmbated ty scIentl-
fic medical measures, viz: S2IioW coUnttn-
zuce dark spots under the eyes. pain in the
he a. ringing in tie esrs. noise like the rustllng
Of leaves aIid IsttliRB CT chariors, CEeaslness
about the loiLs. weakness OF the limbs. corfu
,.iEii rec in api reaching strare"rs, dislike TO
form; lew acc uaintanCcs. disposition /" sAun
society. loss Of memory. b cite fiji shes. lnl lee
aid VaE.CI.s s;;It!ots LhoG!t lie 10. tuned
'toi@71o. fettd 1r,Gth, coughs, Co SUR ptieil,
riIlt su-ea:s omaha IUc fire. II Insanity.
If rtli, h not ctt2iUtd. shcU}j M ly iHlII.t-
GiatGiy either ftiscn or hy Litter. I'M lave s
cure ef,etyt. ~ lis new Gnd s.lenll--v i4C1e (;
treating this G!sCc.e. which I. u. fails Of e.
fleeing Il Quick nd radical cure.
CjHFD At ROME.
p.:sol,s at Gi-tancC H-ay he CElED IT
ROME, ly s,.Gr, ssisIl a ieii,Tto IL. GiEEOS,
stating case syIult ms, lenat u TINE tie dis.
sEy has continued. sid ban ts:.iI.e r III
J forH aided. f:ee iron dams L. :rd curiosity.
to ally lat 4 tie country. ~ tU-l aI.a Ism
directors. Gy Inserting Ten Dollars COR, in
Registered ist:sT, Though tAe iostolhce CT
through wells. Fargo < Co; Iao lse- Ct lLodi-
oiIe viii l. fcry AIDED 10 atty; 81 q Tie Mon.
CCrrcsponGe1ts viii lease iIftl I'M Or. Gitlon
tina: thcy read his aGyertis tho 81 al.
Address, D.;. a. =. GlbECt
jt25-ly 1UX 1851. san Francisco.
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Charles !. E;eisEei.. # Can
the County &: GTnssty. 10 h. tisrk
pr6l4le Court - lie st2t. Il NtVaoa
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
rrN;arA coNso: DATED SILL

EJN;iTA COESOt IDAHED stI :
81 Yer Mirirg Company. location - principal
pace eff business San Francisco. California -
Location CT works. Aurora. EslI' raIda county,
N.wada.-Notice is hereby given that G. mot
ing Of he Board Cf iTeciors. held Il the jtth
dag .f Deco fnIer. 1874. ar asse sHlCht M. Nv"
~ Of enc Isl COZ dollar per share was LEVIED
uron the carits! stock of the corporation. pay-
able i.::lediatelr. in United States gold coin. TO
the SECRETARY st the Office Of the company.
Hocm 81. No. Il? California street. San Fran
cisco. alifornia. Any stock rp"n which this
assessment shall It mai il unpaid on the
21st ia: CT January. 1875.
vii. he GtlirCon.. and advertised fer sale ct
public auction; ard uni, SIS ia: nIcIt is MADE be-
fore Will be sold ON
Wetlns sday, tie tenth Q0) day CT Feb
ruary, 1875,
to ray the tt lirqEeht ssnleEt, together with
costs of advertising aid expenses ef sale.
CHAS. S. NEAL.
Secretary.
Cfice-Room 81. Nc 40, California street,
San Francisco, California. Gei"-tu
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jaime, y. ,5;ror. of TLiaI.ille, in the
County Of Humboldt. to be SECRETARY Ct State
of the sta;c Il nevada
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.Ici.r -. Hill. &C WIN IsuCCa, !
County IL Humboldt. e K state II.I.teT {
stat q ZCESC..
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SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM AGENCY
No. 81 Montgomery Elcck,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

w Ii. AIKEN, ATTORNET-lT-
w Law ano Commander OF the Grand
army OF tie Republic in California and Nova-
da, viii give prompt attention to the collection
Of Additional Travel Pay. row due California
anG Nevada Volunteers Cise harsed more than
three hundred miles frem hone. Soldiers can
depend on far Gea,ing. Information given
fee Of charge. When Whiting o1elose st.ln1,.
for rely al4a state company and regiment and
whether you I:Ne Discharge. Colaiess has
extended the time for filing clailus fer AGGi-
ticnal Bounty under Act Of July IS 1866 To
January, lsi5, so all such claims must he f6J.
before that time. Original Bounty uf Size It.s
been allowed all ToiuIltCi Is 10 Unlisted before
July I'd, lstl itr tbIte .U3Ts. if rot ia.,l NE
same wien discharged. Land Warrants can b..
otitaiitu tel se1N-ces rSIdttCtl Itttrc 1855 il,r
nc. icf serves IN tlc late war. Pensions .ur
ia'e val arc war @! 1872 ob ai,,d and increased
when allowed for less than disability warrants
bt!' 10 IeIs-tIs arc alIcH,a to Mexican si..i
iofica var soId-eIs- State CT Texas Las granted
fenslohs TO surviving veterans Of Texas l,Ic-
luton New Orleans and Mobile PIKE N,.tr
Is now due ard being raid. " H. Aiken ,is,,
a.teAcs 10 General Law; and Collection ::s,. t-4
scS-.aStEl
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Z "A>itlAGlVN.s "


WAsHiAur,N, Msch Is ill.pIe II
any committee work WA Gl," iu.usy
Owingtc the large nunD,r U. Gnsr,ss.
men absent Ht u steamship l4uAru At
Chester, "a There were nine car loads
Of exCuTsiunists.
DISTRICT INNRsTIGATING COMMITTEE,
The Joint select committee to inyestf-
gate the affairs Of the District met TO-DAY
in secret session 10 consider the argu-
ments OF counsel made yesterday relative
to the legality Of complying with the de-
mand Of the memoralists relative 10 the
production Of private papers OF certain
individuals and corporations. The result
Is that witnesses will be required 10 pro-
duce such papers only as may be materia!
to the issue alter aproper foundation shall
have been made.
The Senate to-day confirmed the nom.
inatlon Of John A. Proll Us Pension
Agent at Lexington, Kentucky.
The session Of the House 10 .day was
devoted almost exclusively TO debate on
the bill TO regulate Interstate railroad
commerce, on which subject several writ.
ten speeches were delivered. The even.
Ing session was given to the bill TO re.
wise and consolidate statutes. The at.
tendance at both sessions was very small,
and the proceeds were devoid OF any
general interest.
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GRAN-The arrivals OF all kinds OF Grail
have been comparatively light during tho pas
week, and with reduced stocks, there Is ffme
feeling. although the demand 10 mainly 10 sup
ply immediate wants. There 10 nothing doIn,
In Bhsdt and In the absence Of sales wo coz.
unu0 to quote nomlnAlly Of 81 Is1i 10 for red
and 81 666l IS for white. The Oat market /,
nsmet' we now quote At 41dt50c, as 10 quality
Corn Is still Quotel 81 6O16Sc. Ry1 Ia quiet md
unchanged, At sec.
prime to choice sc1s:C; Java, SIC; best roast.
ed, 3ie. '.|'
STHps--Commoa, 4S0sSc; prime, 6N4GSc;
cnolcc, 7O175r; fAncy, sc; New Orleans mOia-
See, prime old Csc; prime new ,Oc.
SI0ars-HenledH Hasds, Crushed, Powdered a9d
SsAnuiSted,llH A Coffee, It., &c, Cune,, .lS;c.
ETa Coffee loHc; Commtrr rriai A a.ur lO,;r:
1eIoWsH0Ske; New ORLEANS Su sat. ia.r 10
tully lait sH0sHc; prime To h"irr V% aiOc,
HAr-fhe arhvals o: b4rd have b. On com
panuVely light during the past week, and the
supply, especially OF thu better grades, 10 re-.
ported light although prices remain unchanged,
ranging from $l6 to so for bAled, and so to s.9
for loose.
ara|.WhOat straw bAled, $GoS; oAt straw.
uAIeu, Slo.
NAnL-lOd to GOD, 81 I9X; Sd to 9d,,ASx:
I'd TO I'd, $I63&; ID Sd, $4s7H; Sd, SO 99X,
ons, &c-LArd Oil, extra No, / winter strain
cd Ssc. Carbon Oil, jobbinR lots lec, no charge
for packages. LiRseed Oil, 81 Us. Turpentine
T5c. --'''''
Provisions Strong. Ness Pork-sls 50 for
new. BAcon-Hams 121<c; clear sldes &c; shoul.
dess 1Sc; sugar cured breakfast bacon ike,
New bulk shoulders, 6Xe. LArd-Iu kegs lie;
choice leaf In tierees 1Oe; prime 9Xc.
Ksss-Thc arrivals continue liberal, aud a
slight decline 10 noticed fresh l2c,
PoTAToEs-The arrivals were not SO large
during the past week, and while the supply Is
still fully equal to the demand, there seems 10
be rather armer feeling, and holders appear TO
be impressed with the belief that prices cannot
go any lower, although this, to say the least, Is
doubtful. Prime Peach Blows, 81 2s0l 70 per
buahel, or $S 2s0s so per barrel.
RIcE-ohoice Carolina, 9Jxc; new crop Patna.
&c; Rangoon, SIC.
sNuFF-70c; do In boxes OF slx dozen, Ss 90.
WooL-There ls bat little being done In this
market or In this section Of the country, because
the great bulk Of all the desirable grades have
already been marketed. We quote al 476sOc.
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re and 5000 Northwestern Common,


CHICAGO, March 1S,-Flour-Qulst and
weak; extra spring nomInally 50 Goa
8 90. Wheat-Quiet and weak; No. i
Chicago spring 81 "a; No. 9 do 81 1874
cash; 81 1871 April; 81 23ia1 28s MAY; No,
8 do 81 l6a1 16; rejected 81 O91. Corn
No. Q mixed Ole cash; Oh As0lic
April; 64tc May; new No. 2 mixed 67ia
CSC; rejected old 50ia573c; new 55a65ic,
Oats-Dull and shaded lower; No, 9 42Ec
regular; 4Sic fresh spot; 434c April; re-
jected 42ic. Rye-Steady; No. 2 fresh 80
aS7c. Barley-Dull and market unset.
tied; No. 9 spring 81 55A1 81; No. 3 isll
81 45al 40. Pork-Fair demand and adj.
vsnced; $l4 80 cash; $l4 55a14 90 April
$l4 90 May, Lard-steady; $s S73aS Of
April. Bulk Meats and Bacon-Quiet
and unchanged. Whisky-Dull aud un-
settled, 92ic.
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AT The recent meeting Of the Pennsyl'
VanlA Railroad Company In Philadelphia
Appointment stockholder presented reso.
lution requesting the management to take
Into consideration the expedieucy of ex-
tending more direct aid and encourage
ment TO manufacturing enterprises situa.
ted contiguous 10 the roads owned and
controlled by the Company within the
State Of Pennsylvania, Would this no,
be sound policy for the Baltimore l. Ohio
Company also TO pursueS The great com.
plant has always been that It's policy was
mol such as 10 encourage the building up
OF manufactures along It's line. The Phil.
sdelphls Inquirer says that these manulac.
turing interests along the line ot rail.
road are Its life blood. The history oil the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad shows
what manufacturing interests are worth
to accompany. They have made that line
one oi the most prosperous in the country.
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Excitement at BarnesyIlle.

GAINESVILLE, o., March 17.-Yester.
day morning, ct ten o'clock, unexpected,
to the citizens, every bell and steam.
whistle in the town commenced almos,
simultaneously to peal forth notes Of vic.
tory. Groups OF men gathered on the
streets and sang the Woman's Battle
hymn. Tho COrnet band was pressed
into service, and the excitement soon
rushed up 10 fever heat.
Two unconditional surrenders are re-.
ported and others declare they will ouit
but will not slgn. The crusaders, how.
ever, demand their signatures.
In the afternoon they visited Mr..
Stephens again, but as usual found his
doors locked. After giving him and his
family the benefit Of a few stirring prayers,
they repaired 10 a saloon on Reeds Row
kept by Mrs. Shepherd, whom they had
not visited before, but found the doors
locked. Here, on this filthy street, they
knclt and prayed. The crusaders moved
On tue streets 176 strong,
This morning William Mabra, a color.
ed man, who opened a travelling Jug es.
tabllShment, was brought before the
Mayor and fined $25 and costs, and COM
mittcd 10 the county Jail for ten dayp
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, March lS.-In the House
this morning a motion to appropriate
$32 600 to pay the per diem oil the men,
bers OF the Constitutional Convention
was defeated, only thirty votes being cast
In It's favor. The appropriation bill was
then passed. II
Ia the Senate, the contested election
case Of Weimer against Welsh was called
One Senator was absent. The counsel
for the contestOr announced their readi-
ness to proceed with the trial. The con-
testee's counsel objected TO going forward
with the trial at this time, on account Of
the varances between the amendments
specified in the motion for leave to amend
the notice OF contest and the amend.
ments actually fled. The motion Of
contest was ordered printed.
MCSweeney would be heard to morrow
A motion had been made in the Supreme
Court for leave 10 file an information in
the nature OF quo NarrGntO, 10 be served
on the President OF the Senate, to inquire
by what authority the Senate was pro-
ceeding with the trial Of this case The
case was then adjourned till TO morrow.
In the Senate the bill reducing the
rates OF taxation in municipal corpora.
tions about 10 per cent below those pro.
vided for in the act of 1871 was passed.
The Senate resolution directing the Com.
mittee on Public Works to inquire into
the lease and management OF the public
works Of the State was adopted.
In the House the following bills were
passed:
House bill authorizing county treasur.
ers to bring. suit to recover delinquent
taxes.
House bill authorizing marshals of In
corporated villages 10 execute civil pro.
cesses.
After spirited discussion the Senate
joint resolution providing for the adjourn.
ment OF the General Assembly from the
9th Of March to the 1st Of next Decem-
ber, was adopted; 80 to 0.
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Terrific Hurricane in Illinois.

CAIRO, Ills. March 1S.-A terrific hur.
ricane, accompanied by thunder, light
ming and rain, passed over this city at 8
o'clock A. NJ, causing great destruction
to property. The centre Of the storm
seems 10 have passed south OF Cairo, as
the wires work as usual north, and no
damages are reported in that direction,
Barclay Bros drug store, James Her
bert's restaurant and John Altrim's cloth.
ing store, adjoining each other on the
levee, had their roofs carried away.
Affirm had some goods destroyed by the
rain, but most Of the goods were taken
out in time TO save them. The Sun news.
paper office, over Altrim's store, Is
drenched and cannot issue paper to-day.
The residence OF George KIeb, on Sixth
street, lost It's roof, and the family had a
narrow escape from injury by the falling
Of the timbers. The residence OF W. D.
Gilbert, on Washington avenue, lost part
OF It's roof A small shanty occupied by
negroes was blown into a deep pond near
Fifteenth street, and the inmates were
rescued with boat. Several small
houses are reported TO have been demol-
ished in the upper part Of the city, but no
loss OF life has been reported.
CAIRO, March 1S.-TelegrAms from
points adjacent report no damage from
the storm this morning, indicating that
It's area was quite narrow, We hear Of
eight houses being unroofed or seriously
damaged in this city, on which the loss
will average from about $1,000 to $4,000
each, except that Of John Affirm, a
clothier, whose loss on building and
stock Is estimated at from &, 900 10 81 900.
The rroprletors OF the wharf boat and
those in charge Of the steamers in port
acted on hint from the U. s. Signal OF.
acer here, that local observations indi.
Gated storm, and took the precaution 10
make everything extra secure Iii prob.
ably owing 10 this fact that no damage
was done 10 shipping,