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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-07

XNOOL WANTED.-We desire TO buy AL
w The WOOL we can get, and will pay Tie high
est market prize in CASH.
Persons having WOOL for sale, by shipping Il 10
IL. will receive prompt remittance Ut highest mar
ket value.
Agents for IIoYT'S WHITE AK-TANNED LEA
THEE BELTISG. For sale ut manufacturers price.
POWERS. DLAiR& CO.,
my l9-TuSFSw No. l2 Pearl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-07

WANTED, EVERY ONE TO KNOW
w that :. \. WINSTOCK. No. II Fourteenth
street, LENDS MONEY TO any amount, for ony
leu)Ih Of lime, at REASONABLE rates. oD Ga
Forfeited pledges always OIL hand aud Tor sale sc
great bargains. Je Jim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-07

RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT THE DIsPATCH
office on Monday, July 9Th
S A. ii. 3P. II. 6P. NJ
so S5 81
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WANTED, PURCHASERS for BALED
w OATS aud BALED HAY--tLOVElt a'ia
TlMOrHY-of my own hallrg. which j Will sell
very low for cash. j. X. HOrkADAf,
ty 7-ru, ,Th&>3tA 1928 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-07

PEACH CREAM at PIZZISIS.
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" 7-1ts
OFFICE OF VIRGINIA srEAMsniP)

OFFICE OF VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
AND PACKET COMPANY.
RIcHMoSp, June lS, STA.
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
N against the VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND
PACKET COMPANY are hereby not.ted to pre-
sent the same prior to the 2oth day of nexs July.
Us gle afFairs Of the company may be spec dity
wound up. -. y. bUhh,.
je I9.eodlm PressaehI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-07

/ nH "i.Ni. THE VERY DEsiRA- fsa
gst.,.-' -" tL!.lAn 10. 3I7 Cary street, EA
l'r. '2h't H"i Fourth >Ir,"ts al i,rerent nccll-
go. ''@' v .j"r i"r2ln. Sltii eleven 1,toms and
.'t-E'. taIc4lrnC,~.
a,ar n - N'!t-airLTS"d NfW HOUSE on Main
4..t ...'' "i''t. ~'iu SIX rc,Iih iH main house
l.. 80 80 ~, <: al! Ino:crH convcuicuccs.
I...,.. ".' i'!ilh DIV l. .i\t, To-. 5l2 north
..s,. '' i'"'"n lay and i.,isf sir.ets, with
1.'Is-r'au!> apurtLucuts, a!iI all modern
~. i,."''>' Apply to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-07
Common Council.

A meeting of the Common Council was
held Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, Presi.
dent johnson in the chair. Present ut the
rofl-call: Messrs. Bahcock, Bargamin. Bras
clnlan, Bright. Christian, Curtis, Davis ol
Madison Ward, Davis Of Marshall Ward,
English. Foster, Gilman. Higgins, Jenkins,
Klein. Lnucr, Manson, Metzser. Newell, Oil
yer, Powers, PuIiam, Purcell, Talbot, and
Walker,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-07

>t% li'-3tt.>TpEi BRICK DWELLING
r', .ah o.! Vi in stree. hclwrcn Henry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-07

LARGE JUICY LEMONS at PIZZTNfS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-07

,,up Ei.\r-E ELEGANT AND - -
Z .....,.. l.'t' Il tNFLllN't.wtlh Wall sA
".... ..... .., In~ >"r,ii Ih'rI >tr"''. now III lic
.....t IT, pr. H.. EiI-El.>. Possession. .3ti
4 -... sttrs u.. t."r@ ,"rtycnicl e" Al" improve
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-07

r ~ hENi The STORE No. 1904 Ga
'rI recently occupied by us. I'll
rxf NDaH WALK K l. Co,
lIIT htan Street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-07

JH E-N1 tic couuodiDu, WARE fs=.
,,,.r1 1','">r ~ Commercial Block. on Cary LEI
ic.... -" III thc occupancy ~ aessrS Thomas
a. p Posses Ion given iunlcniateiy
- a. 'ii'' Nhtlpn1! Bank oi rirglaia iy | I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-07

WANTED. SUMAC.-I am paying the
w highest market price IN cash f.fSU MAC. de-
uvered In Richmond ut the Sumac and Bark Mills.
corner Seventh street and canal; at Manchester
tannery, or any railroad depot or landing: 0!ilc:
corner Sew, nth street and canal. POst-oic box
No. g JOHN Z. HSLSI.
iy 7-Tu&F6w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-07

quently announced the following Committee
on Improvement of James River: Messrs.
Babcock, Purcell, Higgins, and Curtis.
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s,..',... '2.r--.urv i;t:ltk llN tlL'Nt'. i"I!h-
.....r + .r-r nnH Natu Streets. nn" "'cirird III
.,,... ,....~.i j. l., lHaH"lcu. l'"> cN~l"h al an
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Rithnlond Dispatth.

.~THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
TUESDAY ...... .JuL1 1914
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WANTED
By A. FlRST-CLASS MILLER
Of long experience, situation. For further par
tlculars addres. Box as, scottsvill6, Alber srie
cornty Va ~ 4.its
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u"-l'!.\ f"tNE pWELlI Sc "n III"
r... 90 Dag ~'!,".. h.twrcn Iwrnty-nimth
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WANTED. a good COLORED WOM,N
~ to nurse and do bousc-work Apply a! ji0o
Main street. jy 81"
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WANrED.a No. l LAUNDREss. A"ne
w need apply unless they can come well re cnn-
mended. LtWiS II. CkENSAAN. -.
jy G-2t No ] west Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-07

WANTED. PERMANENTLY, by a SIM
W gle gentleman, q COMFORTABLY LOna-
ISG-kOOM, OF easy access, furnished Or unfur-
nished with without meals with use OF cath con-
veDeuccs, II possible. Must be south OF Broata :.
between First and Ninth streets. Address, Stating
terms and particulars, LODGE
jy 7-3t# Richmond poS'-oiS,.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-07

WANTED, A COLORED HOUSE-SER-
w Want. To cne who can come Well recoii-
mendci good wages will be given. No other ne I'd
apply to ALFRED MUSES.,
~ T-lt I'll Franklin stree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-07

WANTED, TO PURCHASE DWELL
W ING. HOUSE containing about eight rooms
besides kitchen, with modern conveniences, In Aat-
ison or Monroe Ward, south Of Broad street. Pl!ce
about 1000. Address E," Dispatch otace.
iy T-2i< Il.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18
'JURW HEBA,

1t arrests dccay osvitnl forces exhaustion
Of The nervous system, restores vigor to
the dcbilitatcd, cleanses vitiated blood.
removes sesicles, distractions and acts
directly on the Liver nm Il Spleen. Price Sl
bottle, John Q. KELLOGG, 18 Plat,
ST., N. Y
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18
To the Planters and Far
mers of South Ca rolina.

AAACA , VI SOtAStl Nd IOllEld.
VIE subscriber respectfully invites
Il your attention tt. n Portable PLAID
ana straight rail fenc ;, which he cou6t,n.
~ heheves solves the Fence Ouest;c.
which since the change of our labor svstcm
now tho qucstion,A the farm.
This fence is one Of unaucs,ioned n cr;t
soproclaimed BY all who have examined
or 4fsd it: With nehly ONE nALF Less
Nalho, the unsigh'l y crooked fence can
oe converted, with a:.man cost, into n sub.
stahf'ni durable fent c. without the usc of
"eT rhlis. IT. Is nsily madc-can hc
!"P'"ly constructed. Properly constructed
so3 p'"o' against III ,ruly stock. wind CT
longer, without repair. No mr., If ,hn
renee need touch ,h', ground Rcnui,cs M
post-h"'cs no wire no har;n, ~, mor,;.
ing. " ''''''S
This fence h,S t cen in us. IN ,h. s,,,..
% view nrk and Mississippi, and in rvrry
'hH'hhc" has morf than nc, tina mas, i,
s"'"e rHPcc'atio' the most nract,co
farmers. r''o''c"
- inns renee f'as patented by Geo. r
''akc ana to., Of New York in 1867 The
Undersigned ha purchased the enIire in
'er'S, OF the J atcn,ecs for The, Ai,,o n,
HonIh Carolina. AMI is rrrpnred !, .o,,
COUNTY A. D FARM KlGIiTs ,or tho tho
sam These will be sold on r.osonotls M
h. justly popular Fence of tho
aI, he r. II. Stone, it has the Following
J.. is cheaper. because bcipr y,
"Ais ,n'ne Fence" it takes less rails
Because, having no wire and post .bolo, 10
nay for, 1t ,will save in actual cnsi mors
than double the cost Of Farm Rights ofnnv
sized farm. "'' u any
IND. 1t il more durable. HAVING M
pos' in the ground, it cnnuot rot off
Every rail being clear of the uronnd az.
empts 1t FROM. The snmc disadyontooc
Being firmly braccd. it ntfers crcnt rca;s
'nncc to stcck. wind or food
3d. Being portable. il is more convention,
IN construction md desirable in use.
10 enterprising young men n raro ~,
porlunity is offered TO make money in ,bo
purchase Of County Rights. Corresr
dencs solicited Address :, VII
g. ii. ROBERTSON.
WINNSPORO.
. N. Is AS will be absent from ,ac s,o,o
nht'i Inc lst of November. Parties wiahioi
further Information will communicates with
H. E. Ellison Agent for Fairfield County.
sep 27 6m ""'''
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18

The Highest NJ edical Authorities Of
Europe say the strongest Tonic, Purifier
and Deobstroent known to the medical!
world is ~ p '@". =. o. - - ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18

Deposits Of 81 ftnd Upwards Rccelsrd,
INTEREST AEL o1fED ITTiiBR RE
OFSEVEN PER CENT PER ANNUM
ON CER.7lEyCATES or. DEPOSIT
AND. ,&lE PER' CENT. COMPO UND.
ED' EVERY SI.r MONTHS ON AC>
COUNTS.
>orf}cE*s $.
Vim. Martin, President. -
Jshn d. Palmer, Vice President.
A. G. Brcni5cr, Cashier.
jill. Snwyer in general charge,
John G. 4. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors.
Wade Nsupspp. ,williem, Masiia. 4. C.
Haskell, F. W. fleMastc:, e. ~: IIeinitsh,
John Il. Palmer, Thomas L. Gregg,
G. T. Scott, EssSaerry.
W. g. M&yes, Newbefcy:
D.. II. Rytlcdgc Charleston.
Dahicl .Rhxencl, Jr., Charleston,
Wians6oro Branch,
s"ml b, clo*nSey, Assistant Cashier.
ploA.ers, Mechanics. md Professional
Msn, Widpws, Orphans, :. Trustees and
County Oiscera. having money for which
th--3 i*'y w Presen. "se. con lore deposit
il, thpsi ~ oiding all risks Of thef,s nd
aastruatiQn. by fire, and at the same tim .
traw interest thereon till needed,
june 74-Iy
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18
Progress.

The New York Express records
that in the distribution of hopors in
the New Haven High school, on
w edhesday, a Miss Abby Williams
secured tho valedfctorV, ahd one
Buck tho salututory. - e..
How bad that young buck will
feel when Abby bids him farewell!
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18
The Naval Drill

Inc recent naval drill in Florida
waters seems to have been very
o,eo'taole affair for the United
otates, The torpedo experiments
,S mere very suggestive and satisfactory.
Inc h'"9ndoah frigato carried o9
inc chief honors Of the squadron
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18

Rev. Ellison Capera, of Green, II.
south carolina, has accepted a taI
70 the' largo of Grace Church .
enmde nd expects to enter bis new
nold OF sor early in May.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18
Special Notices.

Ono Of tho first business principles to
Ct upon, make. all purcl ascs direct
rem thp manufacturers. thus saving large
ums Of fuouoy. For this reason We ad-
iso our READERS TO purchase their Win
ows. D oorss Binds, &c.,. from Mcssrs.
III. IL ALL. Co., Charleston, s. G.,
who have at tho factoriea, combined
benefits derived from materi als in first
hands, skilled. .workmen, latest improved
machinery, nHS thEEoirbb ys.e9a attic man
agemcnt. All windoME glazed with sood
clear glass. They nre also "Agcnts 70,
Asbestos Roofing Felt. Try it. and you
Will ;bc pleascA with its durability. Send
for priGe list. ciHctilars, &c.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18

CE00 A. Year mado with our
AcOO, splendid Combination p, os
pcctus: Represents 60 different books,
wanted in every family. Agents wan ted
IN every County and Town in .the United
States to make 4 permanent busincs on
these works., Sales sure and Profits large
Complete outfit scnt postp'd on receipt of
SLIGO, cnat ling you 10 commence at once.
5o% 5cT Sp1'' H' r%~rr 9"% full r"*'iqac;; rhila'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18

CuArrED HANDS. face, rough skin.
pimpIss. ringworm. snlt.rhetm, and other
cutoncous nlfeSti9ns cured, .A,.d the skin
made soft ana Snoo;h,. by "siiig the jun.
FER Tan Soar, made by CnsweIl, IInzard
y Co., New York, lie certain to got tho
Juniper Tnr Soap, as there arc many lni.
taiions made with common tar which arc
worthless,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18
g. ii. ROBERTSON.

WINNSBORO.
N. Is AS will be absent from tho s,o,,
until the lst Of November. Parties w;ah;o,
further information will COMMITMENTS viii
H. T.. Ellison. Agent for Fairfield COUNTY
sep 27 Gm ""'''
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18

WORKING CLASS Male or Fcmalc, $40
q week employment nt home, day or even
ing; no c9nital instructions u valuable
package of goods sent free by mail
Address, wit b six cents stamp, NJ. YOUNG
" CO, l73 Greenwich st. New York,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-18
sOMETttEMds To no. Thot viii,

Ply YOU Vut!lt Free. Congenial honor.
1nie employment: Largo Cash wages
old can be lone during leisure time at
your homes, or paws immensely to travel.
Largo SnlariSs to experienced Agents. A
to LARANE & HALF, io4 Moth Charles
Street, Baltimore, Md.
, 1874-02-14
NIARDI GRAS.

A Memphis Reporter Has q Glimpse
of the Gorgeous Furnishings Of the
Abode OF the H1cnpEi.
NEdrH1a. Feb. 13-This afternoon q press re-
porter Of this city received triangular note
through the post from the Sublime Ouro OF Mis-
tick Memrhi, informing him that II be would
proceed alone to the mound below Fort Picker
ing at o'clock, and quietly submit to the treat
ment imposed upon him, ho would be
favored with glimpse OF tho cavernous
abode Of the Momphi," and preparations OF the
approaching carnival. At tho appointed hour
tie reporter seated himself upon the great
mound. In fow moments . carriage drove up,
from which two strangers alghted, and, after
ealuting the reporter, inquired luis name, upon
the reception Of which he was answered: :: lou
are expected please enter the carriage" which
was no sooner nccedcd to than he was seized,
bound blindfolded, and the carriage driven of
at q rapid gait. After riding about IN hour, as
seemed to the bowildered 1tem-hunter, the car
slight, and escorted down innumeraole
steps into what seemed vast
vault or cave, at the further end Of which heaTy
blows were struck upon door or gate After
some words had passed in whisper the door
opened, the party entered, and were greeted will.
':.Behofd the abode Of the Memphi!' yelled
through speaking trumpet, at which tue band
age WAS removed from the quid-nunc's eyes, and
he seemed to bo facing somo forty calcium
lights. Alter LIE efe6 Aau becoAo ~.
customed to the brilliant Light, he behold
a long vista stretching away through
groves Of pal1n-trees. with pyramid and sphinx
IN tho foreground. To tho left was an oasis,
on which some ca1ne1s were reclining, chewing
Mark Twain correspondence, or gum, near by
group Of oEienrals. To the right 'esuvlus, or
some other volcano, emitting dense volumes OF
fro and smoke, while from the crater three
horsemen, in tho rich dress Of the East we're ere
down Ito vista appeared untold numbers Of
richly attired cavaliers mounted on power
ful steeds, covered with rich trappings.
There we're bodies Of soldiers likewise
in Oriental d-ess, carrying banners with curious
designs, which, with their bright arms gl*tering
through groves OF palms, and far beyond the
golden galleys floating upon great river, made
. picture before which tho 'Arabian Nights or
the Transformation scene in the - Black Crook
paled But tho reporter had scarcely time to
take few mental notes ere ho was again seized
and b1indfolded, taken back to the carriage. and
soon returned to the mound, where he WAS re-
leased, and told to let the world know what he
had telclQ.
, 1874-02-14
ALBANY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Special DnpahA 10 The Chicago Tribune.
ALBANY, Feb. l3.-BgEvEs-The market has ruled
tame and moderately active. At tie crening jeseE-
day the attendance at local znd Eastern country
dealers was moderate aud offerings were taken SPAR
1ng'y ut prices from c to &c par b higher than Last
week To-day there w1s l1rge number Of buyers
from the East including ReEera leading deaer1 from
brighton New York was fairly represented; also the
river counties. The opening prices Of las. week wero
ss5cd hut buyers held back in hope Ct obtaining stock
ut reduced rates. Tho average qualities Of the oEe1-
tngs is Tally as good last week. There no: so
many premium and extra, but moro medium weight
and butche1ing steers. and not 10 many poor and
common. Ouly few carloads OF Te<as and Cherokee
were received. The best herd IN tile yards was one
numbering 46 head averaging 678 Es from Missouri,
which sold 1t 7kc per y, live weight The receipts
for the week BeeTes, 5o15 sheep, 15,c0o hogs,
"A, 800 horses, $50.
suzKP AND LAMns-Receipts, 15.eoo hesd, about
equal to Last week. The market opened At NC per d
showed IN i:nrroved teudeney, aud to-day ruled
steady and moderately active at last weeks current
rrfces. The attendance Of Eastern dealers hns been
fair Very few We're taken for the New York Market
Sheep. 5G371tc; extra, 71+c-
, 1874-02-14

Ort Crops in F1and in Six Northwest.
cFn StateS--Elvorubao Prospect Tor
fFtf Craving Wheat

Oft Crops In H1and in Six Northwest
ern States--EavornEao Prospcct Tor
the CROWN: Wheat
JACKSONVILLE, Ill.,, Fob. 19.-The National
Crop Reporter will publish tomorrow ostlmates
in relation to the percentage Of the crops OF
wheat and oats Of 1873 remainins in the bands
of producers Feb. !, in the States OF Illinois,
Iowa. Kansas, Minnesota, Ohio. and Wisconsin.
Tho following is IN abstract OF tho estimates
presented: In the States named, which pro-
duced last year over 135, ,o0o 600 bushels of wheat
there wea remaining On b hand nd ,ab about 4C9
This indicates consumption to date winch in-
cloles the shipment Of about 50. 800, GOO bushels.
Illinois is shown III the heaviest consumer. being
641< per cent and Wisconsin the IGhtest, or So
per cent.
Of oats the States named produced last year
40 600, 900 busbels. OF which amount 43] perccat
OF nearly 81, ,csu, 100 bushels remained in the
hands OF farmers Feb. !. The rate OF consump-
ton is tho highest in Illinois, reaching co per
cent, and the lowest in KANSAS, where it Is A
per cent. The total consumption in all the
States is $4,000, 900 bushels. The estimate Of
damage to the growing wheat is increasing
somewhat, although the prospects are Jet in
favor Of much larger yield than last year.
, 1874-02-14

ITS CONSOLIDATION At SPRINGFIELD.
snn,.ov1r1n ILL.,. Feb. 13.-The bill concen-
~ C..|-. c.,,u+ 49, c,r;.oGo1a ,,oo nm
t1aune 'ne oul'feulo .' uo ~ ,s}a, Gsaav frorn
its passage IN the house. wien easey' 4ion
Pulnski rallied the Southern and Lasalle Coun-
tv members on a. motion to refer, which was
An'no ~ ~ "a - en-
oone' a1'et 1a'u sus' =, w ~ w. oxa;.+o,.
During the dlnner-nour' tne'e "H7 po1s,sseus
lobbying on both sides, and when tho House
again met Collins made an excellent argument
for the b;u stating that. tor the last fire years.
~ .no u44' oS S.., c-..a D;,-;a;ons ,o.t
1ne Nosanein na 1nu o'usn n>...1 n;,.;-;aa W..
over ,0oo, while tue centfA pl'ls'on coss
only little over S2G, 900. He also contended
+hct iust;ca wo1td be expedited BIZ locating the
ra,,rs Of o,a n,aco Tina bill got 64
~o"' :a:.
, 1874-02-14

DISSOLUTION OF INSURANCE COM
PANES.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago iT1orn<.
SPRINGFIELD. Ill.,, Feb. ia bill Of which
the following ia an abstract, has passed both
Houses.
srcr1os proy1des. t,atf the Auditor Of State.
porated III thus State is OF tue opinion that It IL IN
tolvent or that condition s such as to render a
further continuance in business hazardous TO the
insured hcryin tho public or that 1t hes failed
to comply with the rules, restrictions, or condtlons
'y ax ha sns appy
Judge Of any Circuit Court Of this Ssnte to Issue IN
Injunction sratnng s:h company ~ n Tnoae OF ti
full hearing can be bad, OF othef"1se as ne may
direct.
Sec 2 is Us follows:
Sec . When majority, in number, or interest, OF
the members or stockholders Of any insurance COM
pany In this State, desire to close s con-
cere they may epply by 1lition to the Circuit Court
Of The circuit il which the Company Is located setting
forth i; cubstauce the grounds Of their application;
the Court, after due notice to I'll the parties inter-
ested may proceed to hear the natter and Tor reason
able cause decree dissolution Of the corporation;
Ind corporations dissolved sl2 be deemed and held
extinct al respects il their car.era had expired
by their Limitation, subject, however, 10 tns pro
visions hereinafter prescribed.
BecB and / arc given in full:
SEC g. The charters OF Ill insurance companies in
this Stutc which, either from neglect by vote Of
their mGlutGrS or O1 IL ~ LA1 0e~
cree Of suy court, havo ceased, shall hereafter
cease for the period Of one year. to transact the bus
uess tor which they organized, shall be deemed
and held extinct MI respects, il they had expired
by their orn limitation aud lie Circuit Court shall
have authority. upon application, by the petition OF
tho Auditor of state, any person interested to t1,
by decree, the time withi. which such companies
shall close their coucern5 or1ded that this SECTION
shall be construed 10 relieve any such company from
its liability to the assured my Of 1ts creditors.
SEC. 4. Insurance companies whose charters expire
by their own limitation. or become forfeited by non
use or ure dissolved by decree Of court or otherwise
rha nevertheless, he continued bodies corporate Tor
tc term Of two years such expiration Forfeiture
or dissolution, the purpose Ut prosecuting and de-
Tending suits BY against them aud Of enabling them
gradually to settle and close their concerns to dispose
o aud convey their property. and divide their c1pit
aud nsset hut not for the purpose Of continuing
the business for which they were organized.
| Tho remaining sections provide for the mp
pointmeut of Receivers when the charter OF auy
insurance company expires, is forfeited, or an
nulled, or the corporation is restrained from
further prosecution OF its business, or IS dis
| solved.
, 1874-02-14
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
Speciat Dspdtch to I'hx CHICAGO Tribune.

Spkcidl D1tpdtch to IhF CHICAGO IT7ou1t-
PAYDAY.
BPR1soF1E1D. ILL.,, Feb. 13.-There has been q
large attendance in both Houses since Thursday.
They ara rallying for raid on the Treasury, to-
morrow being payday.
ANNEXATION OF LAKE VIEW.
Waite introduced in the Senate bill allowing
County Boards to take from or add to towns,
townships, and villages under their Jurisdiction.
This is the offspring Of Bob Clark. who intends
to annex portion OF Lake View to Chicago.
THE cooK COUNTY FEE BILL
wasfordered to third reading in the sanate.
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS.
6enator Thompson succoeded in getting up
his bill providing for the payment of municipal
indebtedness for water-works by installments,
lust before the afternoon train left, and there
fore secured the constitutional majority Tor an
emergency bill, AMI it passed
BILLS SIGNED.
Tho Governor signed the following bills Re-
poaliug special act relating to Vern1llon
County; the Quincy tax bill al act to enable
cemetery companies to sell aud convey land not
required for burial purposes amending the
Practice nct so that suits can bo brought against
railroads IN any county through which the road
rpns the act revising the law in relation to tho
Criminal Court OF Cook County Tor removing
dead legislators from Vandalia to Springfield !;
ElF1DT Sl1, uVU 10 tU6 ,ousAe1A A'oAAAANA NAA~SA'
LICENSE WAS 1sssED
by the Secretary OF state to-day to tho Nevada
Silver Mining Company Of Chicago. capital
31,200,00o.
COLLECTION or TAXES.
The House refused-44 to G0-to pass the Dill
extendinc the time for collecting taxes On tho
assessment Of 1873.
STATE 1nEAsURER's BOND.
The bill fixing the bond OF the State Treasurer
At s. 600 600 failed in the House, receiving only
II votes It was 1ccommltted-