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SheriH'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Jssryn
I'D out Of the District Court In md for ~
County Of Lincoln. State of Nevada, and 10 nv
directed and delivered, for Judgment N pdereS
in said Couit on the 18th cay Of April. A n
1874. in favor Of !. Hoffman Co and a. sirs,
Wolf Stein, for the sum Of four hundred ana
sixty-two 45-1o0 dollars debt, together With
forty-one 50-l00 dollnrs tax costs, snd an A..
crning eos's and interest, have levied on N.
following proper y, to Wit:
stove and pipe, show cnse, 2 dec children's
hats, lot false hair. chiIdren's sscques. IA
bolts ribbon. half dcz childreh's leeeine,. i lot
wooden trimmings. lot skirt shield, 26 boaes
ladies paper cuffs, Is boxes ladies' parer eol.
lars, 2 lots Of flowers, lot children's gloves
and mits, 65 boxes gents paper collars, / child's
cloak and cape. lot buttons anu noedi,s. / lot
jewelry, lamps and hsngines, l valise. / lot
of shelving and counter.
Notice is hereby given that en-
Saturday, the 18th day Of April.
A. ID. 1874,
at IL O'Clock NJ, will sell all the right, TN.
and int. ret Of suid defendant in and TO the
above described property. ut the c. urt House
door, in Phoebe, Nevada, at public suc,ion, for
cash In hand, 10 the highest and best bidder 10
satisfy said execution and all costs
W. q. TRAVIS, Sheriff,
By b. II. BLIEIokD, Deputy.
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the ID day
Of February, 1874, so many shares Of each par.
eel Of such stock as may be necessary will BE-
sold at public auction, at the auction rooms Of
Maurice Dore Co.. No. 317 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, on Saturday, the Eleventh
day of April, 1874, at the hour o! o'clock p.
IN. Of said day. to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
RI BROWN, Secretary.
Ofhce-Room 2, Cottons Bui ding, No. .o2
Montgomery street, San Francisco Cal.
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And IN accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors made on the 2sth day Of
January, 1874. so many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
No. $40 Montgomery street. Room 2, on sat.
urdny, the 18th day Of April. 1874,
at the hour OF two O'Clock p. m. OF such day, to
pay delinquent assessments thereon. together
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of the
sale.
GEO. T. GRIMES, Secretary.
ofAce-No. 240 Montgomery street. Room 2
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Notice Of Removal Of Land Office.

THIRTY DAYS AFTFR THE DATE OF THIS
i notice, the Land Once OF the United s,stes
for this District will be changed from its pres mt
location IT Belmont. 10 Pitche: and the ssid
Land Office 10 thiI day closed, snd will be re.
opened at Phoebe on the s0th day OF April, A. D.
ls7+, in accordance with instructions received
from the General lard Chlce At Washington,
ID. G. &c FOSTER. Register.
J.w. WRIGHT, Receiver.
Phoebe, March 81, 1874. ap2u
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The above sale is hereby postponed until
THURSDAY, April so, 1874, at the same hour
and place.
By order of the Board Of directors.
X. II. BROWN, Secretary.
Office Room 2, Cotton's Building, No. 400
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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San Francisco, March %, 1S7i.-At a meeting
Of TIE Board Of Directors Of the above named
company, held this day, the above sale was
postponed until Monday. the 18th day Of
April, 1874 1T the same time and place. By
Urltr Il the Board.
CHAS. Z. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Office Room rs, Haywsrd's Building, 4l9 Cal
iIurnia street, San Francisco, Cal.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

And in accordance with law, and a., orss, =,
the Board of Directors, mtde on tie slb a., =,
March, 1874, SO many shares Of each r.rcei ~
such stock as may BE- necessary. will be sold !,
room No. 2. No. 400 California street 81,
Francisco California, on Monday, the as,h
day of April. 1874, at the hour Of o'ci,na
p. IN. Of such day, TO pay said delinquent a.
sessments thereon. together with costs OF a.
vertising and expenses Of the sale @N'
7. L. bIMBAI.L, secretarv
Ofice-Eoom 2, No. ace California ret r.,
Francisco, Ca ifornia. H. snia,s
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The Huhn and Hunt silver Minin Y

Com pany. .--Locstion Of principal place Of
business, San Francisco, Standardization
of works, Ely Mining District. Lincoln County
Nevada.-Notice There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account of
assessment (No. 81 levied on the 9th day Of
March, 1874, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders. as
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silver Peak Mining Company.

Location Of principal place of business, San
Francisco California ALLEGATION of works. Ely
Mining District, Lincoln county Nevada.-No-
tice-There are delinquent up, d the following
pescribed stock, on account of assessment No. T.
levied on the 2sth day Of January, 1874, the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names of the re-
speCtive shareholders, as follows:
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Mining Company. --Location Of principal
place Of business, San Francisco, California
Location Of works, Highland District. Lincoln
county Nevada Notice-There is delinquent
upon the following described stock, On account
Of assessment mo. one) levied on the I'd day
Of February, 1874, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names of the respective shareholders, as
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DELINQUENT SALES.


location Of works Ely Mining District, Lincoln
county. Nevada Motto. -There are deliniuen,
upon the following described stock on account
81 assessment No. 6, levied on the lsth day OF
January, 1874, the several amounts Sc " 81
the names Of the respective shhrehoi"'is' ."
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$50 REWARD.

CTRAYED FROM THE PREMISES -
- OF the undersigned, about January ~,
10th, bright bay horse, branded on NH
left shoulder, and heart on the left VI Us
hip. The above reward will be paid for his de.
livery TO me at Phoebe, or At any II my stations
On the road.
W. L. PRITCHARD.
BY J. J. HOFFMAN, Agent. m5lm
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WHY JUHH '|'''' wv
And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Directors made on the 18th day
Of January, 1874 SO many shares OF each par.
Gel Of such stock as may be necessary will
be sold at public auction, at the office of the
Company, Room IS, Hsyward's Building. No, 4ls
California street, San Francisco, California, on
Thursday, the Goth day Of March,
1874. at the hour Of ? o'clock p, m. OF
said day. to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs of advertising and
expenses Of sale,
CHAs f. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Office: Room 20, Hayward's Building, 4l9 Cal
iforuia street, Sun Francisco. California.
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DAILY RECORD
MINING Law.

Laws OF Congress Governing the Local
ton. Holding and Working Of
Mining Claims Upon the Public
Domain.
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CHAP. CCXIV. An Act to amend an Act entitled
An Act to promote the Development Of the
Mining Resources United States.'
Be 1t enacted byt and House of Rem
resentaives Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the provisions Of the
fifth section Of the Act entitled IAN Act to pro.
mote the development Of the mining resources
OF the United Stated" passed May tenth, eigh.
expenditures of labor and improvements on
claims located prior to the passage Of said Act.
are hereby o. amended that the time for the frst
annual expenditure on claims located prior 10
me passage OF said Act shall be extended Ia the
| s ssh Of June, eighteen h ,ndred and SEVENTY,
iour. Approved March 1, lsTs. 'eA''-
, 1874-03-23
WENDELL PHILLIPS.

70 Tie Edttar of 1he chtcago Tribune: .
Sin Some Of tho papors recommend Wendell
Phillips to succeed Charles Sumner.
He hRH been beforo tho public for forty years,
and in all this time las neyor proposed q practi-
oul measure.
Ills sclomo to abolish sayary waa to diyds
tho Union, Withdraw Northern support from tho
South and lot tho negroes ariso and assert thclr
freedom, thus totally nlisRpprohonling tho no.
gro character.
Whco Fort Sumter was fired upon, Phtlllps
WIS In New Bedford, and made speooh, at'- a
uo,1nclng that it would noyor DO to tight the
shareholders aud 1t waB not until hia roturn to
l3nstau, whom ho Haw the groat popular uprising,
that l,o assumed tho Union aitlc.
Aftor the abolition Of Slayory, ho ,poralstea,
contrary to tho advice of Garrlson, In koopiug
up tho Antl-Savory Society.
Since tho Wnr, ho has 4irootod his onorgiea
and eloQuenco to tho advocacy Of tho most rndi-
cal aud nueompromisiug Prohib!tory legislation,
oaco running for Governor on that 1nsuo, In
connection with tho Labor movement, which he
has act back for yuars on account OF his Com
munistic uttoranceB, Any ono who las over
rea.I his Autl-SlnYerY speeches must re'nomber
that thoy were moro noted for hatred for the
Shareholder thnn love for tho slave.
pl.llips ia an eloquent speakor; but, Us a
political leader, is oyoG-oatlmatcd, having never
lnado n suggestion TINT las boon ntloptod.
Like tho HarA-shell Baptist "'possnm," he
oarly planted his claws in az elevated limb Of
hae5 tas Aatstevify a4 s tr'0' and "thas or p0ssum
His method Of destroying Slavery did not
provo to 10 tho aucooasful mclllod; md, in view
Of tho fact that, in all hiB joresniadB, he has
never suggested practical remedy Tor any
is always TRADING, no arc at 4 loss to under.
stand why any qng should seriously think OF
him Us Senator. His reputation is duo to tho
length aud strength Of Ills claws. sHY11aur.
, 1874-03-23
C0RN.MEAL FOR FOOD.

II the Editor Of The Chtea9o 7F1b.t,s:
b1n: Ii l may venture rcply to Miss NAL
lorys article n this mornings issue in regard to
corn-moal as an article Of food in tho South, I
must differ with l,or III somo respects. She Bays
that corn-meal, in Hlayory times was principally
used by tho negroes, Truo, thoy, as general
thing, had nothing but corn-breal us their ''star
Of life" but, at tue samo time, tho white peo-
plo all oyor the South would conaitor their
brcahfnBt incomplete without corn-bread.
Tho first roccipt which the Indy gives will pro-
duco what we call, in Virginia. "steel poue,"
called no from its boing very hard aftor bakng
a'ld which WIS tue why that negroa genoaslly
cooked 1t for their OWL uBo but, cooked in that
way, 1t is heavy, aud would provo I'D to tho
atomachs Of people with dyspepto tendencies.
Tho general way to make good corn-broad aud
think tho bost, il for q small family to tako q
quart OF meal and run 1t through d sieve; add
Apout toaspoontul Of salt, aud throo eggs,
Which must DO brokcn In the monl, und we'll
m1od;, add tlen teaspooatut Of saloratus, and
aour milk in sufficient quantity to nluke q stiff
battor, mix In thon about tI,ros tablo.spoonsiul
Of melted butter. and bake in hot oven. II
baAing-powdor IL preferred, use two .toaspoo,,g-
iul, mixed In the meal wAilo dry, aud tue suulo
quantity Of tue other ingredients, but uso sweet
milk. This will make what wo call ssegg-broal I"
IN Virginia. an1 Which ih bpth palataho and
hoalthy.
OF tho lady'a frlod cakea or douglluuts know
nothing, Us, during IL lifetime in the South, l
hayo neYor seen auy. YourH respectfully,
CHICAGO. March H. 187i
, 1874-03-23

by tlo middle Of Juno l,o would learn
what onl llia brother Ind undo. Aud Buro
enough, on tho 10TH Of Juno lin brother nrriyod
Mt hono eafo artl sound, having boen wroolod OH
tho poow Islands, wllore Lilo :,ntiyoa murdered
somo Of lia shipmntcs. About Gftoon ycnrs aro
Aldon Ind boon moving building III New Bod
ford, md waa engaged with p,,'lter Of mon in
building Up tho foundation nntor 1t, when o1io
night te dlonmed TINT u particular oornor OF tho
wall fell III. though not 50 suddenly hut that Io
was onhblod to shoro tho building up and nro-
won't 1t from capsixpg The next day everything
happened jnHt as |.a lad 1rcatnoi. A fnW yoaro
lator le was nn.ptoyad to ,novo~ n 1o,lno short
distance, about throo miles southwest Of
fremont, and, in tronm though llo hal
uoyor baon tn that place. ho saw tho house 90
distinctly tint whom llo won't tlore to 10 tho job
llo raoognizod It Dis soon as ho came In aighs Of
tic plaoo a tow dnys ago ho Ind another sinYu-
lar instanoo Of this wonderful drean-powcr. .1lo
lind heon to East Dridgowatar aud lost a knit
WOODEN scarf or comforter in the cars. A fow
nightB afterwartl ho dfoa Aei that tho scarf was
found by brakeman, whom ho saw 30 tlistinctly
III Ills dream that OH nnothor trip lo rocognizod
.him III tho cars, though he had not noticed him
hofore. This brakeman was William Nol, on
Conductor Bolle's train, aud OIL Nfr, Allon DO
soribtng tho scarf to him he Immediately pro-
lucod 1t md returned IL to ltitu.
, 1874-03-23

An Italian correspondent Of tho Neue Frcie
Pressc, writing on tho 10th nlt., Hays that dur
Ing tho Preceding week caruyan Of niioty-tlve
Englisi,lnou arrived ut Caprora, to pay visit to
0aribaldl. Tho General was Ill, and only. re-
coivetl two gontlesnou OF the company, to whom
lie expressed his thaiks for the sympathy and
esteem manifested by thom: Tho correspondent
adds that before Qaribaldi oanlo to Caprefa 1t
rarely happened that ship touched at the
island, willie during tho past three yoars no
fower thnn 100 steamers Aaye stopped there.
-Four Neapolltan yossals llave been named aftor
the General, mud Hi1lee 1871 he has boan pro-
nostod, chiefly BY Alnoricana, with agricaltural
implements OF tue value Of from II ,ooo to $1,000
sistiug Of money, jowolry, tko, to tho yaluo OF
about 1000 O0O lire, but he las returned tom all
to tie sanlsrH. Gariballi il honorary citixau OF
ninety towns, yillages and districts, and honor
ary prosldont Of 12o soolctlcs ho l!as twonty-
ono aworda Of honor, oloyon Of which hayo boon
sont him from abroad, and since 1871 10 has TO-
ooiyod upward Of 5.000 addresses OF sympathy
from various quartora. The Island OF Caprera
brings to tho General net income Of about
3,u0u lire.
, 1874-03-23
E'raxllity of London Mansions.

Curlouy stories hayo boon told concerning tue
fragility Of many Of tho mansions which hnyo
recently boon erected, with all tho modern i'm.
London. Horo ia ono of the lateat OF tLeae
talos: Lancaster Qatc, KcnHlngton Gardsus, il
one Of the most swell loonlifios III London;
Prince Napoloon's London house IL in tlie
Of tho houses in Lancaster Cato; q fow Of tht
guests lind arrived; tho floor gaye way, md tic
company were. suddonly preclpitatod iuto tie
Kitchoa. Tho leascs Of many Of Tho now houses
which sro the aba1oa Of tho s'now rich, ",contaia
G clanso forbdding bulls to take place Ii, than.
The. anora aro foo shnty to pes.ail OF svpA
strain being placed upon them,
, 1874-03-23
APPROPRIATIONS.

FIGHT OVER THE SUPPLEMENTARY D1LL.
!ss.ctui Utspatc4 ta Tha Chieago Tribune.
6rn1Sar1ELD, ILL.,, March 21.-In yirtuons
spasm Of industry tho Senate haa an afternoon
session, and ground out several bills OH n first
and second reading. AL wont along smoothly
until Shepard called mp his
SUPPLEMENTAL APPROXIMATION D1I.L.
Sanford addoa an Item Of $4,000, or all. If
necessary to pay for the expense Of publishing
The Htatntea. This is q big victory for Husd, AZ
if the Appropriation bill asHes aud it ooutaina 50
many Important itemH that tho Democrats sfnr8
not lefoat 1t. Tho laws could bo Pointed under
u resolution even. should tho special HMrd bill
fail 10 pass. Hurd waH provided for in tbs bill
MIR. Staol attempted to give l1I,rd S8,00U, but it
WIZ forced down to 46 100 by tho combined
efforts Of tue Democrats ind few boltorH from
party drill. The elebate OIL this bill las
EsaENpEHED BAD HOOD
lotwoon Hnol.slitto uud 4teo!, Hurd being the
causa Of contention. 1linchclitro struck out
Justify for economy, declaring thas Hurd did nut
put III ail his tinc, could not send proof had
boon alroady VOL paid, aud ought nut
to bo potiBi0neu 0sl tho 4tat0. Steal
nntto declarations just tho royerac of
this, and high words lan from onn to tho
other without the consent OF tho Chair. The
soont Of powder nnt smell Of colfoc ia worry conf
mon Of late III the Senate.
APPROPRIATIONS FoR BTATE INSTITUTIONS
Mr. buanlAn tried to got up hiB bill regulating
tho appropriations for State inRtitntiouB but, ps
the House had passnd the bill providing for q
Supervisor Of Charity, it rofused to do al,ything
moro,
, 1874-03-23
ILLINOIS NEWS ITEMS.

=, Tho Plano factory has Just sent 400 Mar.h
Ilaryeatars to Russia. Thoy aro shipped vim tLo
Mediterranean Son to 0aenaa.
- Wholesale liquor house Of this city yostor-
day received back barrel OF whisky which had
Geon recently cen sont to = customer at Atlantic,
iowa. Z tM Tue sl.inptnR bill ,,bQro tho legend,
ion. March Al.
IIa'nnshiro who subscribed Tor tho building Of
t!lo Chicago d Pacific Koal, and who havo nok
paid, decline to pay anything Oh tllor nsseBa-
moi1ts uutll tho work on tho road begns, anl ul,-
u oyldcnces aro giyen OF ita curly completion
There was some excitement in the Seventh
Ward on oteoton day, owing to d manifest dts
tll9roeway to onSt Mr; Beora from to'ng brlnc-
Into tho & ot o z sit doapy rand and tleo 81
thom actualy went to the polls, and not only
worried for, but voted to sustain tue teacher.
Tbo ladies' who oxorclsed tho privilege Of tlle
elective franchise were Mrs, 9. ]. Skinner, Mrd
huahand Of ono Of tue ladies. told us Nth toars
III his eyes that ho was not perfectly happy, bs-
ca,sa Ills wlfo'a Ind noutrnlizod 'his'I,,n Mrs.
y; having ,votod asplnst Mr. S.'u raau.-0Aaua
Free Trader, March q.
"A short TINA ngo Dr.. Morgan, Of Cordoya.
md Dr. Darfoll. Of thls city, porformod aesoro
operation on Misa Alice Saal', u daughter Of
John Shall, wealthy tar1nor living noar HIne-
dale. For somo. tins Alice had boon troubled
with aoros breaking out on hor log below tho
knee. On examination by tho surgeons it was
found that, to quell tho disease, Which iu called
death Of the bone, tho larga bono from tho knoo
down would have 10 DO removed. This WAS dono
by making an inoision from tue knce to tho
ankle. A chnin saw was introduced about tlrce
inches bolow tho knoc, where tue tba was saved
olf and untointed at tlle ankle, Tho bono was
that It could bo puliod apart. Ks much Is posai-
blo Of the poriostoun was left to form new bone.
Tno young lady was undnr tho influence Of chic
reform for throo quarters Of MI hour, Sle is
doing very we'll, and, beiug but II years OF ago,
Will llkoiy gain strength enough iu tllo limb to
use it az freely on the other.-IocE Island Uniou.
, 1874-03-23

Vandatta, aftor boring 5G0 feet, has abandoned
tho search for coal in tho direction Of China,
-aeorgo bancroft, O,lr hI1nster at Berlin, has
taton . residence At Washington, aud ia ex-
poctcd thoro soon. .
The City Council OF Burlington, 1a., Inns
raised tho license for selling banr from $40 to
7loQ: Keeping opon Sunday royokos tho liconBo,
a wedding took place in Cairo few davs
ago, In which tle ceremony vus performed by
Telegraph, tho clergyman being iu AEe1nrIls
The joyful tldings woro thus proclaimed from
polo to pole.
- sarco money" ia tho expressive titlo
winch Citizen Of Portland, ale., Is accustomed
Jury aa compensation for unproyokod iuEoleuce;
mud ho Hoops the fund ~ interest for some pub
lie uao not yet determined
-lslclmond papers announce the doath OF
Judge William 4. JoYues, iato OF tho gupr emo
Court Of Appeals Of Virginia. at Petersburg ou
Sunday morning. Ho was appointed Judge Of
the Supreme Court by Gov, Flerpoint, aud ro-
tired from the Supreme Bonci, in lo7l.
-0f the Eric Canal tue Buffalo Erpre8s anys;
Within q ahort time q broak 4as OCCURRED
through the stupidity of tho new Superintendent
Of the Dlack River reservoirs that will uost tho
6tato over 1900, o00: aud within fow days the
Waterford levol WIS the Boeilo of anothor break
which Will involve an ontlay Of at loast $4,000
to repair.
Within week ne have received several pri-
yate letters from Toxas,--two from Galveston.
ant others from more northern no. tions of tho
stato.-a!l indicating depression in all clAsaes
q business in that portion OF the Bunny South.
All unfinished railroads are at atand-atill, and
protected lines OF now roads thrown up for tho
everything but encouraging just now In lilo lone
star, and, II wo can boliova tho reports, wo ara
justified III saying, Young mau. don't 20 to
Texas.-MoGregor (lotoa) Times,
, 1874-03-23
THE SIERRA sN0H-STOnM.
Correspondence Of The Chtca7o Tribune,
EMi0Rasy-aAPt Placer Co., Oal.,

EMIoRasv-3APt Placer Co., Oal.,l
On tho 7. T. II. H., March II, 1874.
llave livod ut this point for tho Inst twenty
years. and meyer boioro saw such snow-stosm
iu these mountains at this altitudo $500 feet, as
ia now prevailing. Our anow ut present il IA feet
deop. Tile mail-traln from the Enst, bound to
tho West, has just arrived and ID blookated
within ono-foarth Of Il milo Of town. We can
sec nothing aboyo the SNOW but tic smokostaolls
OF four engines attached to tho train. We have
not lad any mail from tho West for several days.
Tho road il blooltod milos wost OF this point.
We arc loosing, however, for m Eastorn-bound
trai" soon, provided 1t will only stop showing
but aeo no prospects, Of abatemont. at tho
summit of tho Hiorras, "a miles cast Of thia point,
the Bnow III 80 feot looo, a large. two-atory 1o-
tol az tho summit is entirely submerged ~ tue
veil, we'll is tunnoling through tic anow from his
Aote to tl.o Central Pacitio Railroad to Heoure
an outlet for His guests.
Tho climate here il milil,-too mild. Tho
thormometer rangbs from 90 to sc above zero. I
noYar but once aaw the .thern1umotor down al
low M zero in the Inst twenty years.
Dn. Il. D. WILSON.
, 1874-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
S1JscjQl UtsD4{ch IN Tho Chtr1ao jtfbuna.

suecial Dispatch n Tho Chtra0o 1rtouns
sPR1NaptrLD, ILL.,, March 21.-l'he Bob Clarke
Laho-Vlew-Squasa- -aIiio.Annexation-of-To Territory
bill has not boeu found yot, aud Waltz uud potxor
are as mad as wet hons. It is to somo oxto1lt
lueution Of Congress with tilom and they dou't
know what to do. Probably the bill will turn up III
time not to pnss next wook. The worst part OF
tho business B that the frionds ot tie nluasltro
wrollgfnlly acouHoi Senator Thompson ot having
Hpirilotl awRy tho bill which wnB not true, The
Hyde Park Sonntor III one OF tho most honorable
and high~tonol gontlomon IN tho Ho1,ato, aud
would not descend to nlly auoh means to lefcat u
bill.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
Mr.. Bscolo, In the 8onate, offered m amonl-
ment to the bill for making tho railroad sc!lotl-
uaH prlmh faoie eyldonoo, providing that, in oaso
Of ault being brought, tho uoMm!ssouors must
certify to the authenticity Of tho schedule uudor
which tho Hult was brought, W relating to tho
road party In tho suit, and tho proof of pllblea-
ton In q newspaper, al provided In tho bill.
must bo accompanied by the ,laule of tho paper,
aud the lato Of publication. It WAS orilorua to
u third roadiug.
LgAyEa OF AI.sENCE.
Senator Qro0n introduced = resolution reynk-
Ing all loayes of absonoo exaopt for sickness,
Which WAS adopted.
TUE REVENUE LAWS.
Aonator Starno callod up hls revenue roBolu-
tton introduced On Thursday, and sent u to tue
, 1874-03-23

LENA, ILL.,, March 20. 1874.
10 the Editor " The CAtcaGp Tribune:
SIR; Who somo men are atill consuming Hr.
Summer for his battla-llag resolutions, thore in
ono Wow Of the mattor TINT llavo not seon fully
vet forth: No mnttor how loyal tho Southern
pooplo mny become land tho next generation
will und oubtclly DO as proud Of thair country as
any OF The North). they will not like to ho re-
minded OF tho troason Of their parents. No
doubt the army will bo recruited I,artly from
mo II wl,ose ancestors fought against us IN tho
Into Rebellion. It seoma to mo neither good
craftsmanship nor good morals to continually
romnd those mon OF tho crimes Of their pa
rantN \.