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Special Dtspatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
RELATING TO THE ESERAL ASSEMBLY.
SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, Feb. 2O.-The Senate has
concurred in tho House amendments to the Re
vision bill in relation to the General Assembly,
and it nov goes to the Governor for his sigma
ture. The House amendment simply provided
that evidence md documents produced before an
investigating committee Of tho General Assem-
bly, should not be used in any subsequent suit
at law. The bill Incorporates all the present
constitutional and statutory provisions concern
ing tho General Assembly, and addR six sections
providing that:
Any person may be compelled bs subpnns to up
papers and documents before either House OF Com
uttee thereof, joint Committee Of both Houses
may be arrested refusing to obey subpoena to ap>
pear before co1unitoe and taken before tho House
for the purpose Of giving testimouy sha be punished
as for misde1ne.nor by fine Of from 5000 to 500
for further refusal to appear or testify before The
before the House Senate for twentyfour hours,
until he shall be willing 30 to testify, provided
time OF tho adjournment of tho General
Assem- nb]y and that the Sezgesntat-Arms and assist
ant; shs have fnl power to serve and execute al
presiding officers Of either Rouse o1 any commit
THE REGISTRY LAW.
hlr. Reynolds introduced in the Senate COPY
Of the Compromise bill introduced in the House
by Mr. Jones for modification Of the Registry
la1. aud it was referred to the Committee on
Revision.
DI1tL8 PASSED Ri THE SENATE.
The following bills were passed BY the Senate:
House bill TO revise the law in relation to joint
rights and oblgations House bill to revise the
law relating TO mandamus; House bill to revise
the Law in relation to ioefals; also the bills con-
corning apprentices, the common Law, County
Trcasurcrs.
TIE EMINENT DOMAIN LAW-
The Judiciary Committee returned to the
House, without Recommendation, Armstrong's
bill amending the Eminent Domain law in some
minor particulars. regarding tho condemnation
proceedings, etc. striking out the proylso in the
ninth eection1 which refers to special ASSESS
meuts. The Committee was equally divided on
the bill, which went to 3 second reading.
TEE HUSBAND AND WIFE BILL,
Sanford, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported the Husband and Wife bill, with amend
meDts, as follows:
No married woman shall become party TO any civil
action except with the consent of her husband.
She may not enter into curry on any partnership
business.
She shall not convey fncu1nber her real estate,
except her husband join with her In the conveyance
Us provided by law
II case OF deseztion, Of M-ussge, the imprison-
Court NAV authorize the wife to sell convey her
property aud act in au matters US in femme sole.
4 series OF verbal amendments makes the
homestead subject to all the provisions conce7n-
ing the dover in cases OF insanity.
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MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS

THE scASD1SAy1Ns PRAYER.
SPRINGFIELD, H., Feb. 2o.-The Scandinavian
petition aaking to have the American mis-
aion at Stockholm raised to the frsr~c1ass has
been sent to Senator Cameron by the Governor,
with the following Endorsement:
TIE petition is signed by the most prominent and
infeutia Scandinavian citizens in C1icago-many Of
whom know personally. and some Of whom are my
.1arsonal friends. The commercial and social re-
htious between tie tho countries, becoming more and
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the men say they are stubborn, and will resist 70
the utmost. There is considerable feeling in
Springfield, aud Judge zeane will be called upon
for habeas corpus to take the prisoners from
the custody Of tie House.
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<AAAS~'
spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
FICTITIOUS CONVEYANCE OF REAL ESTATE.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb. 20.-Mr. Waite pro-
eented the following petition in the Senate:
Honorable :he Le9istature Of ~ State V 1l'noi.
Your petitioners would respectfully represent that
various evdisposed persons In the habit OF c1e
cutting deeds aud other instruments affecting the ttls
OF lands of which they not owners, whereby such
titles are couded and tho real owners OF such lands
subjected to serious esnsnse and inconvenlenee
have become very Of late. especially In Chca
60 since public records destroyed BY the fire.
Your petitioners would therefore pray that your hon.
orable body pass such law in your Judgment may
see advisable to Protect the innocent owners OF rea
estate and eutahiy punish such offenders. And your
{Sigued) CLARKE, LAYTON Co.,
BERNARD l. BRADLEY,
SAMUEL Il. KEREoor,
CHICAGO, Feb. IT, 1874. and others,
THE CALUMET DAa1.
4 petition WAS presented in the Senate by Mr.
Shepard, from citizens Of Blue Island, against
the removal OF the Calumet dam.
GEnRr1lASDEnlSa THE WARDS.
AIcLaugnlin's Fifteenth Ward four-AldeT1nen
bill. which gives the Council the right to gerry
manler the wards, MAS ordered to a third read
ing in the House.
LAKE. VIEW.
Waito reported from the Senate Committee on
Township Organization the bill prepared by Bob
Clark, concerning Lake View, with q favorable
recommendation, and il waa ordered On file for
CONFEDERATION by sections.
: M'GnATH's GAS BILL
The title Of McGrath's Gas bill was amended
to read: II For al act to authorize the corporate
authorities OF any city having population Of
over 200, 0e0 inhabitants to provide for supply
of Illuminating gas;' and the bill was passed
yeas, 50; nays, 2.
NORWOOD PAuK.
The bill separating Norwood Park from the
Town Of Jefferson Was passed by the Senate.
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Omc. Portl.rd silver Mini.H

Office Portland Silver ~. 81
Company. - Location Of principal p ..e, q
business, San Francisco, California ,U' county
works, Ely Mining District. Lincoln = meet.
Nevada. Notice is hereby given Una. ,nth DAY
ing Of the Board Of Directors held on W. twenty.
OF January, 1874, an assessment mo 81 o. , c.ns,
I'VE cents psr share was levied upon s. nv
stock Of the corporation, payable n.nrst.ry, Il
in United States gold coin, TO tns 10 California
tho office OF the Company, NO. 500
street, San Francisco, California. .r. shsll
Any stock upon which this assess"T ssrusry.
remain unpaid on the 10th day e, for
1874, will be delinquent, and sa'e nsyment 10
made befope viii be sold on the iStn 49,. 80
Of March, 1874, to pay the delinqu ssisns snd
ment, together with costs OF ad'e'"'
expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Directors. ,.v Secretary.
Once; No. 4ss caiifornA ~ jals.td
isco, Cal
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And in accordance with law and an oIu s.v If
the Board Of Trustees, made on the nist ~. ~.
December. 1873. so many shares OF eaen IN, he
Gel of said stock as may be necessary Jobu
Middleton h Soc, No. 80 Montgomery s',,.'
San Francisco, California. on Wedn sssa
the Fourth day Of February, ~ ~ nav
the hour Of twelve O'CLOCK NJ OF said oay. .nstbsr
said delinquent assessment thereon, sU s.,s.
with costs Of advertising and expenses =.
DAVID T. BA6LEY, secle. a.,..t
Once: Room No. l, No. 40l Caliiofni ,..,SM
Fan Francisco. California.
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The above amount does not include the &C
crusd interest on the Funded Debt or Building
Bonds.
WI HENDERSON, Co. Auditor.
JOHN ROEDER, Co. Treasurer
Pieehe, Lincoln County. New. January S, 1874
js71w
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Notice of Dissolution.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ co.partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, in conducting the feed and
livery business, at the Pioneer Stable, in Phoebe
Nevada, has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent. y. Ii. Bissikumer will conduct the
same business in the future on his own account
pay all bills due by the late firm, and collect ali
dues owing to the same.
JOSEPH COOK.
K. II. BISSIKUMER
fieche, New, Dec. 6, 1873. jlalm
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Change of Proprietors.
z DANCING q
I'sA ACADEMY. llIn
ACADEMY.

MR.. BACH RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
1N1 that he has commenced giving lessons in
Dancing at Browns Hall.
All the latest and most fashionable darcss
taught, and Mr.. B. will guarantee to make each
one course.
Glasses for Gentlemen NEW beginners, from
! TO O'Clock Tuesday snd Friday eyeninas
Regular classes from to 10 sane eyenipes.
Glasses for Ladies' and Children from TO
p. m Tuesdays and Fridays.
For further particulars, apply At the hall.
o<'-u L, BACH
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Tfaal.
Delinuuent Taxes.

STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF LIN
- coin.
Notice of Suits Commences.
To the following named defendants anu 10 AL
claimants to the real estate and inproNelnenus'
when assessed separately, hereinafter described,
Known or unknown: You are hereby notlht
that suits have been commenced before . d.
Van Hagen, Justice Of the Peace IN the 1uslloe
Court Of the Township Of Phoebe, county OF
Lincoln, and State Of Nevada. by the stats OF
Nevada, plaintiff. against each OF the defendants
herein sitter named and esch OF the following
described tracts or parcels Of land, with the I'm.
provements, when separately assessed, anu All
owners of or claimants to the same known or
unknown, TO recover the tax and delinquency
assessed to said defendants against said property
for the fiscal year commencing on the ISL day OF
January, A. d. 1873, and ending the Slst day OF
Dece nber A. ID. 1873. and that q summons has
been duly issued in each case; and you are fur
ther notified that unless you sppear and answer
the complaint filed. on or before
The 9Th day Of February, A. ID. 1874,
at IL O'Clock IN. Of that day,
Judgment will be taken against You and the
real estate and improvement. herein described
for the amounts Of tax and delinquency specified
and costs OF suit.
Description Of Property.
Curtis, the possessory claim to ranch In
Pahranagat Valley, containing 800 acres Of
land. and improvements, and situated west Of
and adjoining the ranch of p. Wrghts; tax
and percentage S33ss.
John Cocroft, the possessory claim to l6O acres
OF land at Hike and improvements; tax and
percentage 30. 80.
Il Dorado Mill, ten stamp mill in Fl Dorado
Canyon, At the junction OF the FL Dorado Can.
yon with the Colorado river, tax and percent
age ll4.40.
Jennings, the possessory claim to 100 acres a
land, with improvements, at st Thomas; tai
and percentage l00l0
W Kings, the possessory claim to ranch in
Hike Valley and improvements, soush OF
Gears ranch; tax and percentage l52.02.
Patterson l. Lassell the possessory claim to 32C
acres Of land and improvements at Overten
tax and percentage 6S.S6.
Samuel Young, one smelling furnace and tram
way in Freiberg District, known as the Morn
ing Star Co.. Works; tax and percentage l76
GEO. GoLDTHwAITE,
District Attorney Lincoln County, New
W. S. TRAVIS,
Sheriff Lincoln County. New
Dated Pioshe December 90 1873, ja3-td
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delinquent Sales.


Newark Silver
Location Of works. Ely Distr,s Sompany
Nevada:-Netice-Ther srs Lincoln COUNTY
the following described stoc. uennquent upon
assessment no. 81 levied on ~, oh account d
december, 1873, the several smo nist day d
Posite the names Of the res,,a u..s set o..
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LOST |!

NHEcK NO. u. DRAWN DEcEMBfpMi oehs. ~
for SEQ. Oh Wells, Fargo 20" n forbid
CULLEN Donahue. All pers,.rt has bssn
negotiating for the same, % iVLni
stopped.
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Notice of Dissolution.

HAVING SOLD MY ENTIRE INTEREST
III in connection with the f" San Francisco
Brewery" in Phoebe, to John Cartwright, the
co-partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned and Charles Behr in conducting
said brewery is this day dissolved and Messrs
Behr and Bissikumer will hereafter carry on
the same at the old stand on Panaca Flat, col.
leet all bills and pay all dues Of the late firm.
X. H. BIsSIKUMER.
Pioche, New, Dec. 8, 1873. jl3ml
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During the past Quarter the following
transfers were made:
From the General to the Interest
Fund Is per Statute 1s73........... 81 Ss4 10
From the Contingent to the General
Fund, by order Of the County CON-
From the General to the State Fund,
to correct apportionment. ...... 81 Ga
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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 it enacted byt and House of Rep.
resentatives Of the United States Of America In
Congress assembled, That the provisions of the
fifth section of the Act entitled "An Act to pro.
mote the development Of the mining resources
of the United Stated" passed May tenth, eigh-
teen hundred and seventy-two, which requires
expenditures of labor and improvements on
claims located prior to the passage of said Act,
are hereby 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 inbred and seventy
four. Approved March ], 1873.
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For Sale.

TNHAT SPLENDID COTTAGE and LOT
Il being the late residence Of Hon. Mike
MeCluckey, together with the furniture therein
situated on Upper Main street, opposite the old
kEooRs Office. For further particulars, apply
On tns premises to G. KNIGHT,
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DAILY RECORD
MINING LAW.

Laws Of Congress Governing the Local
tion, Holding and Working Of
Mining claims Upon the Public
Domuln,
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

MO PRISON OR PERSONS ARE AUTHOR.
~ lied to contract debts on my account. nor
viii pay my debt 20 contracted.
js7-H p. HOLLAND.
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plantations md aniggers" being sone-
times stalked On the games and even q
the present day 4 il said thexe are
gamesters quite q. bold, and pefhnp6
even more skilhul than those Who n
gered tie pastebosrds : genera3ioa 30,
though their schips" are fewer, o. nth.
er of less value, for hard timas have ~
their seal upon the place. In anothez
respect, too, the town maintains its an
Gent prestige. The peopls are hoepita-
BE TO fault. OF this the ..Blne
Birds" crew can speak from experiences,
a they were overwhelmed with invita-
tons to eat, drink, sleep, and be merry.
Perhaps we should even now hare ben
found sippmg juleps 1t Noore's or difts
1t Fenwicks, had not each one Il n
had some potential reason for return
ing without delay to our starting point.
So, after replenishing our stores, which
were exclusively liquid. partaking Of N
excellent dinner at Fenwick's, and en-.
joying . drive in the countrv to the
residence Of Col Blackstone, we bad
adieu to our new friends and entertain.
ers- and were soon a6oat again.
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He, also, explained why the friends Of
our late representative, the Hon. q. r.
Maddox, shcuM come to the front and
oppose DR.. Henkle. He then, snidst
tie most enthusiastic cheers, made his
eonge, and was followed by VIM. 81.
Butler, Of Baltimore. All that I need
say of this speaker is, that he was up
to his usual mark. His speech was re-
plete with historical references and hu-
morous Illustrations. He il really a
first-class stump speaker. He added
a great deal of useful and good ad-
vice, and made q telling hit upon 90
.cial equality, as shown at the dinner-ta-
BE, when, amidst music by the differ
emit bands, banners flying and the wild
est enthusiasm, the meeting adjourned.
Now, friend BEACON, there was at least
800 to a 1000 people present. and al
though a store close by, not one single
instance Of disorderly conduct or intox-
ication marred the pleasures Of the day.
I can say no more, except to inquire,
when did old st. Mary's ever see The
like before2
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-11-05

ELEcrIox RETURxs.-Enough returns
have been received from States voting
on Tuesday last to make it certainty,
that the democrats win control the next
Congress. In the first place we win
state, that Maryland has rolled up an
increased democratic majority, electing
certainly FIVE out of the six members Of
Congress, leaving the 9Th district in
doubt. Henkle is elected by large
majority in our own district. In the
second place, seven of the eleven MEM
bers of Congress, to which the State Of
Massachusetts, is entitled, are democrat
ic. Gen. Butler is among the number
ID unfortunates" beaten, q straight
q democrat stcceeA5hg. New Work
eltcts Tilden, democrat, Governor, by
about 80, 900 and the democrats gain
eight members of Congress. In Penn
sylvania the gains are immense, but the
returns are meagre. Tennessee has
gone democratic by $4,000, with gain
in the Congressional representation
Virginia. Georgia and Alabama are
democratic, with a gain in each of one
or two members of Congress. Louisi-
ana elects FIVE democrats curt of her six
members Of Congress. Delaware is
unanimously democratic. The returns
from other States are equally favorable,
bat are too indefinite to report. We
give the official vote for our own coun-
ty -:
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Sherifs Sale
Of
real ESTATE.

III virsss af1osr vriss Of Fseri Fasias.
u isssed ct q he Ciresit Cesrs lcs
Saint Mssyas sesasy. zoe q the ssit Of
Csabs 3 Dowas ess q the ssit Il Bes-
jsnis u.saisA. 80 II Jaors 8. DevsS
ese u ths ssis Of Johs L. Hebb. use Of
Jaaes 8. Dovas. Esd ess q he ssit ef
Nesld. Harris 3 Co.. sgsisse the goods
asa sslatssls lsads sal teaeuenta Of John
II. Milbsra. Jr.. Johs n. Milburn.
Bireos Adams. Jases +. Milbsrn. Hen
jauis Hssess. John j. Ailstas. aud Jas.
z. Bcss. and to ne directed. ! have
ssised end taken IN exseatiea all the right.
title. interest. elsim and demand. 1t lsv
and in eqaiiy. Of the ssid John H. Nil.
barn. Jr.. Joha Fl. Milbars. Biseos
Adams. James T. Milburn. Benjamin
Hevsts. John J. Allssan and James c.
Bean. In and to the following real estate.
@ 1it:
Five traets or parcels Of land. located
10 the second election district Of Saint
Mary's county. called and ksown - FOL.
lows lose trset called.
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CONGRESS.
Correspondence of the Beacon.
OARyIyIP Oct 31sf 1874

OAKvILLE, Oct. 3lst, 1874.
Kessrs Editors will you allow a
small space in your columns to be oc-
cupied by a short account of large and
enthusiastic Republican meeting, held
to-day at the Cross Roads, to celebrate
the 10th anniversary of the 18th, amend
lnent. The crowd commenced collec-
ting as early as 10 o'clock in the grove
at the Cross Reads, near Morganza, and
il came in droves, in all kinds of con-
veyances, black and white, men, women
and children, with flags flying and bands
Of music playing. About IL o'clock n
game of Baseball had commenced in the
field adjoining the grove, but this was
soon interrupted by the more agreeable
call to dinner, of which there was an am
pie supply, consisting of meats and oys-
tiers. Everything was as well managed
as an impromtu affair of that kind could
possibly be, and noticed in the large
crowd, scattered around the table, many
old line democrats going IN very strong
on social equality that is. ''sandwiched."
with colored men, doing ample justice
TO the juicy beef, as well as oysters.
provided for their wants by the cater
ers for the occasion. but a hungry -
is a great leveler. AT TIE conclusion of
well served luncheon. the meeting was
called to order upon motion of Mr.. G..
w. Smoot, nv the selection Of William
Hall, of Leonaritown district, as Pres
ident; NJ. Clarke. Leonard.own, Richard
Winters. Chaptico. Sandic Medley. Char
lotte Hall. George Bankins, Oakville.
as Vice Presidents; DR.. l.. J. Sutten,
y. g. Love. Capt. A. A. Lawrence. Jno.
N. Green and JAS II. Handy rs Secreta-
rics. After n call from the crowd.
Col. ]. Parran Crane was introduced bv
the President. The Colonel occupied
the stand for near an hour. going over
all the grounds of controversy and
giving ample reasons why all should
support the Hon A. b. Hagner. l
have heard the Col frequently as a
public speaker, but have ne yer vet heard
him arqsit himself so ably as he did
to-day. He spoke Of the inconsistency
of the Democratic party, Us shown III
the platform Of the party given TO the
ieop,e by the Baltimore Convention two
wears ago. one of the resolutions oi
which pledges them 10 maintain invio.
late the 18th. 18th and 18th amend.
ments. and the programme of their pres.
snt candidate for Congress. who SAYS
had he the power. he would blot out
these amendments from the Constitution
He, also. IN very forcitle and eloquen,
manner, exposed the ''humbuggery" Of
the social equality cry. The bill intro
duced on this subject several years age
(by the late Democratic candidate 70,
Presidency was beaten in an over
whelmingly Republican House and Sen
ate. The eolored people did cot wan,
il, and it was only ''clap-trap" to catcl
and drive honest bit i,nora.t voters
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NOTICE,

Ii persons indebted to me for Tax
"A es Cor the years 1879 and 1878
are hereby notified tina. unless the same
are settled within 30 days from the date
OF this notice. I will proceed according
to Law to soikst them. My old basioess
as CoHector must be closed. sId positive
ly no longer time will be given.
GEO. 4. SIMMS,
Late Collector.
May II, 1s.i-tf.