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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIyEN TAAT By
IN virtue of an order Of sale made Nv The
District Court of the Seventh Judicial Distric,
Lincoln County, State Of Nevada, on the s9d
day of November, A. D. 1873. in the matter q.
the estate Of william Davis, deceased, I viii
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the Court-hsuse, in Phoebe, Lincoln
County, Nevada, on
Wednesday. the 1Ith Day OF Febru.
ary, A. ID. 1874,
At IL O'Clock m, all the right title, interest and
estate that said William DAVIS, deceased had n
the time OF his death, and all right, title ana
interest the said estate shall have acquired since
the death Of said william Davis in and to the
following described premises, viz; An undiy
ded one-half Of that certain tract or parcel 0.
land. with an undivided one-half Of all springs
or other water thereon. and water rights con.
nected Herewith. situated in the Highland
Mining District, Lincoln County, State Of Ne.
vada, surveyed by the County Surveyor Of said
County on the 27th day Of November, A. D.
1872, and recorded in book "B" q Surveys.
Lincoln County Records, on page les. and in
said survey more particularly described as fol.
lows:
Beginning at the 8. E. corner Of Marshalls
land, at highland, and about seven miles west.
erly from Phoebe City, Lincoln County Nevada,
and running thence north 1859 feet, to stake.
No. 2: thence east. 1851 feet, to q stake, No. 8;
thence SOUTH 1850 feet, to a stake, No. 4; thence
6sA acres, excepting piece 450 square, sold by
said deceased prior to his death.
Phoebe, November "a. 1878.
D. L. DEAL,
Public Administrator Of Lincoln County
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For Sale.

A ROULETTE WHEEL, in good order, and
"A complete in every particular.
Apply to +. T.. WoRNELL.
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LOST.

an MEADOW VALLEY OR MAIN STREET;
a Mink Boa. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving the same at the RECORD ONCE
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POSTPONED.

The above sale is postponed TO March 9th,
1874, at the same place and hour.
d. L. DEAL.
Public Administrator Lincoln County.
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CHAP. CCXIy. An Act to amend an Act entitled
An Act to promote the Development OF the
Mining Resources United States
be 1t enacted by and House Of Rep
resentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the provisions Of the
NTH section Of the Act entitled IAN Act to pro.
mote the development of the mining resources
of the United Stated" passed May tenth eigh-
teet hundred and seventy.two, which requires
expenditures of labor and improvements on
claims located prior to the passage of said Act,
are iereby So amended that the time for the first
annual expenditure on claims located prior to
the passage of said Act shall be extended to the
tenth of June, eighteen h inbred and seventy
four. Approved March /, 1873.
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Office Portland silver Mining

Office Portland Silver Mining
Company. - Location Of principal place VI
business, San Francisco, California; location o.
works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln eour'!'
Nevada. Notice is hereby given thatat meet
ing Of the Board Of Directors held on the luth Ga!
OF January, 1874, an assessment no 81 Of twenty
five cents per share was levied upon the capn;sl
stock of the corporation, payable immediate!
the Office Of the Company, No. 49s caliiOrnia
street, San Francisco California.
Any stock upon which this assessment snal
remain unpaid on the 10th day Of February,
1874, will be delinquent, and advertised ~.
sale at public auction, and unless paymenI
made before, will be sold on the 18TH dny
Of March, 1874, to pay the delinquent assess,
ment, together with costs OF advertising anu
expenses of sale.
By order Of the Directors.
b. y. GRAY, Secretary.
Office: No. ass California street, San fIsH
iseo, Cal. lslo..a
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Masonic Directory.

HALL ON LACOUR STREET.
CT. JOHN LODGE, NO. IL. F. AND a
= A. M.-Stated communications fourth ~
Saturday evening in each month. Called Xxx
communications first, second and third/ v
Saturday evenings at IN O'Clock.
JF. HALLoCK. w.N
SAMUEL McApAM, Secretary.
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KEYSTONE r. A., CHAPTER NO. c.
IN Called convocations first and third Thurs
day evenings in each month at O'Clock.
Stated convocations second md fourth Thursds!
evenings in each month.
soiourning brethren and companions In COCO
standing cordially invited to sttend.
EDWD d. l.. QUITS, NJ, Z. W.
II. kRAusF, Secretary. le2su
, 1874-01-15
MISCELLANEQU MATTERS.
Special Uisnateh to 7ns Chicago Tribune.

ENTOMOLOGY, .
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jim. 14.-Wiiam 1c Barron
H. D., stnte Entonologist, has presented his report 10
the Governor. It contains about 100 pages, and ia
Illustrated With cngravngs showing how the codlng
worm and other insects o4cavate apples and injure
fruit Tho circulatory, respiratory, Eecreto-
~, and muscular aystems Of inseca arc ex-
pained by diagrams, mud tho pamphlet seema to have
practical bearing which is than bo aaid Of
ing extract from the introduction will giro an idea of
THE scorE OF TIE WORK. :.
i muas be borne IN mind, TINT tho min object OF
this Office ia OF directly practical nature aul II
ports Of Bcientiao character arc occasionally
published, tho subject should bo treated US to aow
and practical entomology. With this end in view,
have IN tho present report mado the food aud tho
food.habta Of tic insects troatcd of tho basis Of
Insects arc Injurious to human interests. Ty this
neaMs tho student who has acquired tho art Of reor-
ring fnaecH to their natural connections by tho
tormino whether any species ho may have III hand be
INJURIOUS or liable to become 80, by knowing the
habits Of the family or r'be to which It belongs. Tho
bong devote as USUAL, to tic consideration Of iaju-
rtous insects and tho second part being tho first i-
etament Of the elementary trcatso In general refer
contemplate completing tIat part Of tlo work Which
treats Of tho large aud important order OF Cooopttr,
or beetles.
auBERNAron1A1 JAMuoREE.
Gov. D0verldge will give hin 1rst reception at the
Executive Mansion next Tuesday evening. The honae
Inns been newly furnished by lilo expenditure Of tho
appropriation Of lust WINTER aud this will be kind Of
houac-warming to give members Ill opportunity to
Eaza On fresh carpeng and fine upholstery. Menl-
bera hnTo sent home for white vests aud frog staic
coats so ~ to dance gracefully With the beauty of the
nightly. The entire population Of the Commonwealth
ts Invited. Exercises begin at p. m.
, 1874-01-15

81. LOUIS, A1o, Jan. 14.-TAe Republican has let
tor from sana Fo. Now Mu1iro, tlatcd tho 7t which
giycs account Of series Of bloody tragedies TINT
occurred in Lincoln County Inst mouth, It appears
hat on the 1Bt Of December party Of Texan dcypcra-
does visited resort Of tho demi monde in the town
aud created disturbance. They used 1eyolycrs FREQ
tle rqtians to deset. wheroupon they ridd1ed him
with bullets. Matrin'a poase returned tho fire and
killed three of tho desporadoes. The remainder fed
to tho rancho Of Herald Drotbrrs, slx miles
datan whoro, three days later they killed Two far,-
oEs day or Two after ths affair Sheriff Miller,
to arrest the murdcrcre, but was met by fty veil
armed men and forced 70 retreat. few days i,bae-
quent to this, aud while u Wedding party VIVA in
progress ut ho residence Of Isaaors paross, In tho
aame ne1ghborood the Same gang Of dcsperadoes snr-
rounded tho house. burst in the doors and windows
aud con'meueed an indHcrminaso firing upon the men,
women. and clil1ren assembled there. Six persons
wero killed OIL the SPOT, and two women seriously
perhaps nlortaly, woune. The asaassns then nea 10
their stronghold, wloro they still defy o author1tfes
The Rttcr was reported to tho Governor by tho Pro-
bate Judge and Justico Of Tho Pence te only Judicial
authorities Of the county, who declared their Inability
to ,nake arrests. bn up to tho time e letter was writ,
ten the Governor was not known to ayo taken any ac-
ton.
, 1874-01-15

NEW 0R1EANH Jan. 4.-CorroH-Demand moder-
ate, And rcea irregular, but lower saos 00O bales
good ordinary to strictly good ordinary, l3k@l4Ko
low middngs TO strictly low midditng, 1o)sSl67io
1niddlings, 17Ac- Receipts, D,505 bales. EXPORTS
ooastwiso 22117 bales to Grca. Britain, 52s2 balca
hoNET4ny-gola. ll17s; sight, No diacopnt /;
nnElDsTuFra-Flou nrm; XXX, s7oo@e.oo !;
family, 4a2s@9.76. Corn easier ut u@73c. Oats
easier at 63@b5c.
BRAN-Dul ut $1,00.
HAx-Prims dull and lower at 5000: choice
acarce at $500.
pnovIs1oss-pork firm ut $16.75@1ooo Dry salt
meats--None IN trsl hands. Dacon firm at..8A A9DAi
@oHo. Now hams dull at 100. Lard quiet; tierce,
a1lGa0ho; keg, 0A@10c.
GnoozalEs-sugsr in fair demand and asmor in
fay far prno stssy 0pSGs pss ssxe at
holasscs dull fair, 65951o prime to strictly prise
0l@oeo; fair, 2oes27o; good, 21HGa28c prime, 2a@
, 1874-01-15
The State Legislature Work
ing in a Leisurely
Fashion.
Animated Debate in tho House
On tho Railroad Tariff
Schedules.
Opinions Concerning the Deca-
tur and Bloomington
Conventions.
The Judiciary Committee to
Dispel the Prevailing
Ignorance.
Tie Railroad Commission Account
for Moneys Received.
The Advisabiiity OF hbolishtng The
Board Entertained by
Large Majority.
lnharmoni0us Session Of the Farmers
Legislative Club.
The Railroad Schedules a Subject Of
Discussion.
Tie Railroad Commission Account
n: for Moneys Received.
The Advisabiiity Of hbolislling The
Board Entertained by a
Large Majority.
lnharmonious Session Of the Farmers
Legislative Club.
The Railroad Schedules a Subject Of
Discussion.

A~AA-A~AH~AAA@
TIE sn,tynr1rs
..-... -, AaS "o.'4'" o-''*
sPn1aaF1ELD, H., Jall. 14-alr Stewart. Of hclean
offered resolution In tho House, stating thai tloro
vas sono doubt who,hcr to rattroad achcdu1cs should
DO ,aoonsea hel judiciary committee report whosiser
infthef legislative action ~as necessary Tho rules bo-
ing suspended by os to A. and tho resolution brought
committee: deiondoa tue aw' ana Urged that bo po1
1, mitsea to stand nnoasSod and nnsnoned until was .,
'A' 1"., ~,,S a",,"ra1o', ".a ~
:. 1Ah pAoAioA ooesESfioH'
country in tho years 10 come and that body know as
much probably as Tho lawyers On tho Judiciary Com
main until tho courts teated 1t. Tho day would como
when courts would reflect tho sentiment of tho people
inst ns woll nd the LEGISLATURE.
1Jart NJ r,sota nno+bor rnon,tcr ~ Ain s,o,,,,
HaA'. ~ 11ae''o, "4otao' n'c'noe' VI @oe oieel"A
conmheo' eaiu 'neso were TWO conventions OF tue
people recently hold and thcy cmphatfcaly requested
TINT tho law bo allowed to stand.
WHO 81 RUN" THOSE coNvENT1oNs7
, Mr. Morrison asked him Il 10 nIart dtd not attend
inlorsfng tho law.
Hart replied tlat lle was not ut Decatur, but was ut
Bloomington, where he introduced resolution, but
resolutions 3avorng tho nw were unanimously passed.
1Io wanted no expression Of opinion from the judi
ciary.
Committee would givo al opinion fayorabIa to to INV
as It wup known ho was opposed III The resolution
AnAoE-uAxDrp s1Ar At THE LAW,
Joues defended lie totiyca Of lo author Of tho reg
ousiou. Where were thu schedules that welo aortcd2
Tley were never before TINT Uouso. Where wis tue
Chairman Of The lsairoad comn,itsco7 Last winter
every man who opposed that law was uccuscd Of hay-
Inn sold out 70 Iroads. No man dare express lila
yews without being accused of ceiling out, As for
tho mon who wero there that II they
, 1874-01-15

Special Di*patch Ia Tie cAfraqo 7ttbuns.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 1i.-Co. q. W. Terrell, whose at
tempted assassination q fow wccAa ago by Tom
Francis in Covingon created such Hcnsatiou appear
Cd on tho atreo ycstorday for tho Hrst to and was
warmly received, not only by his newspaper friends,
have watched bis fearless attacks upon fraud and g
irresistible exposures Of tho ocia! corruption II
appears now that tho stab wns in the bit Of tic
stomach, 10 the right Of the 1nodian Inc and thoro-
foro, fortunately too high to nJure tho inteattnos
Tho stomach waa penetrated by tho blado Of tho
weapon, and the blood vo1nite ut tho tiuo utoubto-
ly entered thu organ from tho wounded tissues,
Col Terrell says ho expected to 1.-Two through tho At
tack after the first days mud nttrbuteB Lis recovery to
the fact that 10 had nothing In the form Of food In hB
body at tho time, and to naturally strong constitu-
ton, He Is now quietly working up ,naogal for tho
assassin, cnbezzicr Of funds belonging TO the
atate Of Kontucky nna rerjurar IN various VIOLA
prosecution Of Tom francis, for tho attempt upon bis
, 1874-01-15

FARMERS LEGISLATIVE CLUB.


Sreciaf Dis?atch to Tho Chfeago 7ri5uns.
THE RAILROAD LAW coNsrDRnEp.
Bfn1HoF1ELp, ILL.,, Jan. 1.--Tho Farmers LfgB.
latve Club hold ftH rs eoting this acsao tiH oycn-
ing aonator baldwin In p clialr. iIo sa thoy woro
callctl to conAer tho Railroad Inv, mud oyed 10 dis
cnHa lilo qcatton wcter 1t was policy for tho Les-
1ature 10 onact tho achclulcH. Tho motion prevailed
aHa Hart rercascd tho Hcocl ho nade In tho House
this MORNING. coktendnE tint tcro waa no necessity
for Legislative actIon the eighth section Of tho
law.
hr. Doro of Maraha' mid II was vital subject, on
which l'o waa very much IN tho dark, md would like
IL be illuminated. Tic vacd for m ndjourned session.
eIrocting to take sonio acon tho law, u 1t scc,n-
EXPERIMENTING roo Muotr
II tho courts decided tho eighth section sl,consitt
lo? io certain tho Lesalauro % shoui I Inve sy es
taoiiahed the hclednica by law.
stand until tho cors took tho responsibility of PRO-
nonnsng It. ,o tS believed ta T.
morrow s %non se n aoeancs , t9ok eoc tho law
cagtlo was willing 10 vote for whatever soemcd to
bo tho Judgment Of the Gancral Assembly ia tho
whiting rodellvered tho speech ho r,ado in tho.
o a% n59y 9y9a sn IT, aion
to admit they could not resiat It, IN some parts Of tic
sa,o Ant n Tas but Rsnsry o. sw pop
md the people OF tho State saved million dollars
Tho tf1ne Was coming whom they would
pEoLAnE ABSOLUTE RATES,
80 absolute tha. cou5ts could not bohina them II
would e difent for large bodes 10 IL rtea. '
fully competont 10 osnnine schedules, and dccido @
whether ;; .hey were s, Just aud % %e1uitaDe Then they
any three Commissioners. rho poopio clam-
orsa ~, e; sI 81 practical ;'| ;Tsssine sSiesd iaw.
popular ovorywlore. no did mot expect tho Commits.
sonora wore going 10 oscrlaul. patch up. and rovamp
not give much for achedues that would not last two
ara,-from ono session Of tho Legislature to tho
Mr.. Mu1vano would set bis faca an atonc sgatnst
enactug schedules attempting to establish maxi
mum rates, because ho beloved they could not do It.
HANKEnEp roK 4 uL1MrsE OF THE sonEDuLEs.
Ho took sho Springfield journal, and never got but
ay Ills ss coioraSy upon % lis i ples~ 1s %nesa Ae le
had dono Ills ntmost to establish tha maximum rates
y h9 ,a Ssx aaa GSsys as
~: ~ n,a tSey nes ts - H. Essp1s .hst ress
tho burden of establishing faeH for tho lawyers had
oppoael tho movement ali through The fnru,ora de-
minded It from tho farmers In the Legislature, Let
thonn have maximum ratcs.
Rice felt, since hs came to the Legislature, like
mariner tossed about on tonpestuous without
himself bael the spot whoro ho Startled They would
nt rates: They were bo,tnd by oath to do it.
lature made law. Had tho Commissioners right oven
to establish ruo Of cyidenco7 Could They gst iusdo
tore away year waising Tor these schedules. and now
that they had tllom they wero
LIKE a MAN WITH AN ELEPHANT.
They wero trying to mako tho reform all ut once,
The people would be flung out Of court Oh tho sched
Gordon waa convinced TINT If case under tho law
wcro before jury chosen from the Club no railroad
could bo convicted, Tor 10 two Of than IN accord
, 1874-01-15
YELLOW FEVER,

HALIFAX, Jan. 14.-Hor Majcsy's steamer sphynx,
which arrived horo from Jamaica on Sunday, brought
10l ofcors and men Of tho frigate Abouktr who are
moro losa affected by yellow fever, tho disease
betng contracted by them wie on q general lcayo
from tho ship. Nineteen Of tho Abouktrs crew died
from tho fever ut Kingston, hcat1ea Lieut.. Thompson
and wife; tho CoMmoloro'a Secretary Nr Drew, and
Mrs. Morton. wjfo OF the naval-clcyk. The Bphynx
loat two OF her from yellow fever h,d another
Asa died since tho weasel nrrtYe here Tho remainder
Of the foger-Rricken removed o Tho hoap-
tai, md arc now copYaIegceut.
, 1874-01-15

coLuMnus, O., Jan. l+.-A meeting Of ra!l man.-
faetnsorH was held iu ta city today. Tho afternoon
was spent in Aacusatng matters connected With their
business, prominent foatura Of tho discussion was
tho ooct Of tho pan!c md It VIVA unanimously agteol
that. in oror 10 aucccs6fuy prosecute buslneaa lnr
lug tho coming year. 1t will be necessary that It DO
conducted on moro economical lrtueiplo AID that
laGor TO effect this Il lecidod to call meeting
ut CioYeaEd next Tuesday, when representatives Of
tho different branches Of nkiilsl labor requested
Cleveland district,
, 1874-01-15

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Jan 19.-Dudloy Whito co1orcl.
charged with tho murder OF Jonathan dassett under
very brutal circumstances. In Meck1ouburg County,
few days since, was talon ont Of tho County Jail at
men with their faces covered, and hanged to trco
near by. Tho jaiior attempted to resst but several
devor tho keys, which lie did. 1t tho examining trial
Of White tho day before, tho prisoner was guarded by
large Sheriff 8 posse, AMI such WEB The disorder IN
tho courtrooni that tho examination was finally uoat
poned. It Ia said that the names OF so,no Of tho
parties to tho hanging Gro known, md proccednge
will be taken to bring fhem to Justice.
, 1874-01-15
JONES COUNTY (lA.) C0uNTY.sEAE.

Epec901 Nl5pa{e6 10 3HN Chicago 1FibVNe.
OEHTnK JUNCTION, Ia., il \. l4.-A lasga and pli-
thuAinsito neeng Of cizoa held at tis placo to-
aY 10 consler tho ptorroty Of removing the county
scat Of Jones County from Ananosa to ths city Ut u
petitions Cotton up, aud all tho prcn.inaries tken for
i vote by the people. Thcro 'iB growing feeling
throughout tho county that the rreasnt location III nut
the proper Quo, aud 1t now looka 1t tho desired
change will ha made.
, 1874-01-15

Survivors of tao Vtrginius Grow In
Destitute CirclmstAnccs--On En-
Kltsn Stlblocts Provided for.

Survivors of tho Vtrginius Grow In
Destitute CircumstAnccs--O Only En-
Rltsl1 Subjects Provided for.
Speciat Di.pateh to The CA.eago Tribune.
new YoAK, Jan. 14.-Sevcral survivors OF tho crew
Of the Virglnius have boon suorng greatly from wap
since their arrival III this city. When they first landed,
It waa uuiorstood that they woro all met by kind
friends who took tlc1n 10 their homes, providing
for the imoato needs Of the poor felowa from their
own pockets and promising to do all In their power to
accuro for them auablo employment Us aoon as thoy
recovered from the oects Of the great harshpa thoy
had boon subjected to. To-day tho fact became geu
eray known for tho frat time, Tint several Of these
men hnya been either overlooked or Aeartlc8sly
unheeded by their fellow-countrymeu, from whom taoy
Ind right to expect ail Now that their destitute
dillon haa been brought to tho notice Of the czcns OF
New York. their wanta will, doubtless, 10 soon sup
Piled.
who 10 one Of tic survivors Of the crow Of the vr-
gnius applied To-day to United States Commissioner
Shields md asked II 1t not In ths Commissioners
also survivors OF tho crew Of tho Virgnlus, who III
The Frenchman had nskel tho French Consul to
sss' o rAG him. @as0se II. A ous.ns sro .gR ta 9e
I'D to tho Cuban League but wtro told .lat they must
shitt for thouselyes: 1'hoy hnvs been boarding In
thcy ejee!cd Parkcr asid they had not had any.
thing during the day. Commissioner Shields told thnm
Vi w LII ss sss Btrs HoFv we Tx s9gsss
them 10 80 to corain charitable institution for tho
present. which they did. The United States District
Attorney gays that when tho crew Of the Virginius
arrived lore thoy were told they could 60 nshoro
bo sent aboard recruiting ship until the Government
could provide meana to send them home. They
went ashore, and now therefore, The aoysrnment of-
he does not ask nd for hsolf, because ho "belongs
to England, Rntl ah0 carc8 for hor subjects. 4"
III ths xstaciats1 frfss.
WALKING MATCH.
NEW YORK, jan. 14.-Tho walkInB mulch between
Edward a1aIliu Of Hoston aud 4. E. lIardEng Of this
city, wan won by the former. Tho distance WAS ten
miles; The ttnle ona hour, % minutes, " seconds
Harding was seconds behind.
TIE GREELEY ALBUM.
The presentation Of an illuminated memorial nlhnm
to tue Anily Of Horace Grecloy Rtft Of the eIty,
will ako place ut oclock thiH aftosnoun at tho rexl.
tiemcs Of john r. Oloyelpnd whsro 3lr. areolcy'e
daughters residing.
TIE ANArTLrs 4sHonr.
Tho Spanish frgata Arlpsles went aanore at tho foot
Of Drldgo stroot, brooklyn, to-day wAo lowing tho
Nayy-Yarl.
Tio Arapiles, which wont on tho reef in East Iiycr
this morning, las noated, pnl IL now anchored on
the uattory.
, 1874-01-15
Mysterious Dis3spucnruuc

CINCINNATI, O., Jan. A.-Atuch excitement ex]sts
on Mcconnt Of the disappearance and weoks absence
waB marrled man, Junior Warden OF ST. rlll]lp,a
Church in Oummtnsville, which IL Tue northwestern
part Of Cincinnati aud was tho lay reader lila ,yf and
friends arc concerned abot his absonce and have been
teleErarling over tho country ingniring for him.
Mhat ncrensea thc!r concern Is that ho aH accun,,-
was Inst seen at tho depot with young lady for whom
he hid purchased gold ring, and aono Of whose let
aurmiscs, ee'"
, 1874-01-15

spscial Dttpa!eh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
BLooM1NoToN, III. Jan. H.-Mr. Daniol 8pGllman.
at home noar Kappa, yesterday, which resulted in
instant death. Ho was working about the cellar
stairs, aud accidentally foil from tho top to the bot
an IrishmRu,
, 1874-01-15
OHIO CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvrnr,ou

C1Nc1NNATr, O., Jan. 14.-Tho constitutional Con.
yentton to.day reinstatod the tan-years term Of o
Supreme Court Judges. This will not 10 likely to 10
changed hereafter. The judicial articlo will probable
bo disposed Of next week. when tho auxiliary subject
Of minority representation Will ba discussed Mem.
bers are preparing speeches On that subject
, 1874-01-15

A Sufferer from Thrce-Cnrd.N0nte
IHp1NAroI1s. Ind, Jan. I4.-A droyor named
Calvin, from Peoria, ILL.,. waa t!eocad out Of draft
drawn " the Fem Bank Of Pittsburgh OH Now York.
for by party Of threc-card- players On
Failroad traiu coming into tho city this morntDg,
, 1874-01-15

NEW TonK, Jan. 1.-THE bodding warehouse Of
James Flanagan, in Chnham Square. WA burned last
night, with loss Of $130, 900.
, 1874-01-15

New Yong, Jan. 13.-sidney Mcleod, ship-
carpenter Inns been arrested iu Jeraey city On cnrra
Of causing tho death Of ha wife by violence.
, 1874-01-15

Important Cnse4 In Rockford. Hi

Amp0ft0nt Cnscs In Rockford, 1ll4
Si,eefal Di.pateh 70 tbs Chicago Tribune
RooHFoHp, ILL.,, Tan. 14-Tho Circuit Court opeuod
hero on Monday. Two SUITS involving $500 600 Of city
property, and involving tho claims Of sixteen land
ownerB, have caused great cxcItcout in roalestnto
circles III tho city. Tho railroads arc also involved In
several suits for personal damages.
, 1874-01-15

The remaining rnrtnerz will continue tho CIfInAC ACc
billiard TAlL!s MANUFACTOisY In Ill It's branuh
e. ~ he!0fotord at the sahu quRrers l9 and l Eas
Rsndoiph.st.. undor tho trlu nano Of ~. e'~'
, 1874-01-15

Having disposed OF my interest In tho aboye frtn
reccunnend MY hucccssurs to my trois AMI ty.,st liza
nhny fasors shown ns may b1 extended 10 them.
HENRY h11NitETNRB
, 1874-01-15

S8D9, ,Oo5.a1
State Of lllinnts, County Of Cook, ss.;
], Edwin Maynard, Cashier Ut tho National Bank O.
oon,murco Of Chicago DO soernly swear that the ab>Ys
atateont Is truo to the bo9t Of Knowledge and belief
tslguod) EDWIN MAYNARD, Cashier,
subserbod and sworn to beoEe thl. Nth day Of Jau.
uAFT, 1911. EILbERV NOuIfRTSIjN
Notnry Public.
Corract-Attost: J. H. McVIOKEE,
L. K. PAUL,
r. Q. MAYNARD.
, 1874-01-15
SOCIETY MEETINGS,

Wa1nnH,!s M toae NJ 16 9ots this {Thurfday>
ltiag Bsohron cordially iayed hy or.ias ot e ". II.
II. Sr. 1QllN, SGQly,