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ILLiScls.-The Springfield correspondent of the
81. Loai. Republican writes under date OF the
l6.hin inst:


"Mr. McClernand, from the Committee on III
nance, reported This merning bill tor the coiee-
ton of the revenue of 1912 in gold and silver sub
j-ct 10 deduction OF onehalf the amount assessed.
/, also provides that these persons, who have pals,
their taxes in the deprecated paper of either OF
the hsaks of this State shall no; be entitled 20 any
gedaction from the amount so paid. The bill was
twice read and ordered to be engrossed for third
reading, and viii in my opinion pass