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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-02

Edgington, Monday, October lst at 2 P. NJ
Rock Island, same evening, al
Cordova, Tuesday, Oct, "a, at P
Port Byron, same evening, al
Hampton, Wednesday, 0ct Sd, at Pm
Moline, same evening att.
Coal Valley, Thursday, Oct, 4th, at P. M
Camden Mills, same evening, att
Andalusia, Friday, Oct, 9th, at Z P NJ
Illinois City, same evening, at T.
Va 1t is hoped that the friends of the Union
will give notice to all the people in the vicinity OF
these meetings and make arrangements for place
tospeak.
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81 TELEGRAPH
Imported for the Daily Argue.

New YORK, Oct 2.-Yesterday Robert Walker,
well known as a trottlng trainer, VINO kept hotel
adjoining the Centreve course, Long Island, was
found dead on the track OF the course with hole
in his head, made by pistol ball. No person had
been seen in the neIghborhood and the affair Is
wrapped in mystery. He was exercising horse
at the time.
The New York Herald's Washington special
says:
The superintendent of Indian affairs tor Arizona
territory reports that train near Prescott WAS at
tackled, in August last, by party of $50 Indians.
One white was killed and wounded, and that
thirty-three Indians had been killed.
The New York Hersld's special says;
At the Toronto, Canada, assizes, yesterday, the
fenan prisoners were served with copies Of the
indictments against them.
The 18th Royal Hussars had arrived from Eng
land.
Itisnow believed that the fenians will attack
Canada along the frontier of hlssisquoi and Hun
tngtou. The force OF regulars is now about IL.
coo effective men, and about ii cannon. There
are the rolls 81 900 militia, but not more than
q, 900 are considered effective.
The New York Herald's Poughkeepsie special
OF the let says:
A heavy robbery was committed at Cold Springs
n. Y, Yesterday morning. The thieves entered
the store OF Mr. Cooley and stole theretrom : 200
worth Of silks, vclysts, ribbons, Sc
Mr.. Cooley has offered $500 reward for the cap
ture and conviction of the scOundrels. The Hud-
OF thieves from New York to Albany. The pir-
ates ascend the river small sailing crafts, and
depredatIons being committed all along 1t,
banks. Stafford who was recently skOt at Sing
Sing whIle attempting TO escape was one Of the
leaders OF the gangs. From up the river reports
reach of harness. silver-ware and clothing OF all
descriptions being carried away from different
points and almost every instance strange look
iug vessels have been seen in the localities where
the robbery committed the day previous IL
the theft.
LOUISVILLE, Oct.I--The tobacco factory machine
shops and foundry of the southern pcnuentiarv eff
ersonvIlle, Ind lana was burned this evening. Hall
Moore Miller, esses offounday Lost about $780,
000. The tobacco factory leased by Mock
| Sons, Louisville, loss Lot know. The Courier es
Inmates the entire loss between 5000, 000 and $500
| 600. Supposed to have been set fire by con
| ficts employed in tobacco factory.
Hon. II. {. Barnett died of cholera near Hop
| knsville.
| Ex-Gov. Chss. :. Morehead is re ported to have
| died at his plantation in Mississippi.
| Benz. K. Pollard, an old citizen, died while
| visit to Mississippi
| ST. LOUIS, Oct. Amt radical convention Isl
| district nominated Jno Hogon for congress yes
| terday.
| LOUISVILLE Oct. 2.-Further investigation
| show the extent of fire at Jeffersonville, mucl
| exaggerated in morning papers Hall Son
| stove foundry entirely destroyed but no damsg
is said to have occurred to Hall, Moore & Miller
| works
Further particulars hereafter.
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DISEASES OF THE EYE CAN BE
CURED.
DIR. JAS. CAMPBELL,

DIR. JAS. CAMPBELL,
4 N old and experienced practitioner on
II diseases of the eye has opened an Office in
Davenport and offers his services to the afflicted
He guarantees to cure all eve diseases that he
undertakes. Call on him witout delay. Now is
the time.
No charges made for unsuccessful services.
Office corner Perry and Second Streets.
sep25dtf,
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FREE EXCURSION.


There will be a Union Rally, at Coal Val
ley Village on Thursday afternoon at 2
O'clock, to hear
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Bricks I! Bricks!!

r HAVE 100000 excellent brick for sale,
i at the Energy Brick Yard-and will contract
orany quantity which may be wanted. Please
give me a call.
VIM ATKINSON.
Rock Island, oct I0dwtf.
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JUDGE THOMPsON,s APPOINT
MENTS.

Hon. John S. Thompson, National Union Can
didate for Congress- in this district, and CapsJohn
C. Pepper viii address the people as follows;
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY.
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Private JOHN $. BUCK, of Rock Islant
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-The Senate wa4
engaged to-day in the consideration of the
legislative and appropriation bills
In the House, the Senate bill relative to
the bounties of colored volunteers passed;
also bill legalizing colored marriages and
for other purposes in the District of Co.
!umbia, passed.~
Mr.. Neblack. Of Indiana, presented u
memorial OF the Florida Legislature, rela
tive to the internal tax on cotton, which
was ordered 70 be printed and referred to
the Committee of Ways and Means
Tho inquiries made by Maj. Gen. Meade
are as yet incomplete; but, 80 far as they
have gone, they do not confirm tho report
that the Canadian or British forces crossed
the boundary line, or that any of the Fc-
mans have been killed by them, or that
any prisoners were captured by them on
tho American side of the frontier.
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SANTA. ANNA AND MEx1co.-The
mystery surrounding the sudden visit
of Santa Anna to this country NAV
be penetrated, to partial extent, by
the following announcement of the
Est9fsae; of May 3-a Mexican paper
the interest of Juarez and the Re
-pubhc-wmch- has just reached the
United States:
A letter from st. Thomas, dated
March 16, refers to an arrangement
alleged to have been entered into by
Juarez and Gen. Santa Anna, accord
ing to which the latter is to take the
place of the former
In this connection, the Resenu de
Nora publishes the following: eWe
have just seen a letter from Don Jose
Maria Iglesias, one of Juarez' minis
ters, dated in the latter part Of last
month, at Paso del Nerte and Mesilla,
informing the Juarist leaders and
other Liberals that Juarez, at a
council Of his ministers, had deter
mined to transfer the direction of
affairs to Gen. Santa Anna, who
would undertake hepolitical restora-
ton Of the country. Santa Anna, it
was expected, would call national
convention, in order to ascertain the
will Of the majority of the people re-
garding the form of Government
most acceptable to the country.
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Later from Europe.

NEW YORK, Juno 12.--The Scotia has
arrived from Liverpool, via Queenstown,
bringing news to the ID Sales of cotton
$4,000 bales, including 5000 to spectators
and exporters. The market closed buovant
and firmer, with an advance of 3D., oeca
stoned by later advices from America. Mid
ding uplands are quoted at about lad
Breadstuffs quiet Provisions inactive.
Tallow firmer, with slight advance.
LONDON, juno 2.-Consuls closed at 9530L
Coy, ex-dividend. Five-twenties 6l3G65l.
Ii ls fully confirmed that Austria, prlls-
sla, Italy and the German Diet will be
represented III the conference by their MI
nisters. The time Of the meeting is not
yet fixed, but Clarendon, Gcrtze, Bismark
and La Marmora had officially announced
that they would shortly arrive i'll Paris.
1t is stated that Napoleon will preside,
With N. Dro1yn de fHuys as second pleni-
potentiary.
There are rumors of an understanding,
II not alliance, between Austria and Rus
AIa to support the treaties of 1915 1t is
positively affirmed that Austria has de
chned to entertain the proposition involv-
ing the cession of Eenetia, and has made
over Holstein to the Germanic Confedera-
ton. The London Times, in view OF this
action by Austria, regards peace as hope
less; and while it is possible that all the
seven powers may not be represented in
the conference, the belligercnta prepare
for war
DeDate continues Oh the reform bill in
the English Parliament 1t is reported if
the Government have q majority, they will
withdraw the measure; and if defeated, the
very latest intelligence is that the British
government is in quandafy on the re-
form measure, Us its solution is problem
atical
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Market Reports.

New YORK, June 12.-The cotton market
is excited. The article is quoted at 4l5443
Exchange %; sight II. Texas wool 200125.
The sales of cotton yesterday, 1000 bales.
Gold 42s.
Up. M.-Cotton closed less excited, with
sales of $500 bales, at 4O@42c. Sales OF
the week 81 900 bales. Gold 43. North
Carolina skies 92J.
New ORLEANS, June II. Sales of cotton
to day $500 bales-low middline 36Nr3sc'
Gold 403. Sterling S.
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Ihe House Committee on Terrific
RES have decided to report adversely
on bill to make Utah State. The
Committee have secured vast
amount of evidence, which reflects
severely on the Mormon officials. The
present territorial government is SO
insufficient that some of the Commit
tee are disposed to favor a military
government for Utah
A gigantic cotton factory, called
the Manassas Mandatory, has been
built at Carrollton, Mississippi. It
contains 100000 spindles, 1900
looms, and goes into operation July
the lst. The stock now stands fifteen
per cent. above par The company
owns l,SoO acres Of land contiguous
to the factory, all we'll wooded.
FREEDMEN ORGANS SUSPENDED. -.
1t is stated that the publication of the
Augusta Loyal Georgian has been sus-
pended by military authority, aud the
Charleston South Carolina Leader has
fallen into the hands of the Sheriff.
The career of these candidates for
popular favor was rather brief.
~ 'uSutioHu ucSpOtcu says tile Ire-
sident has expressed confidence in
the jury of Virginia gentlemen, even
on the question of treason. The Pre-
sident has also expressed his disbelief
IN the charge Of assassination brought
against Mr.. Davis.
Hon. +. w. Seward, son Of the dis
tlnglllshed Secretary of State, lis
to be the next Governor Of New
York.; SO says the Philadelphia Ciiv
Hem
The General Convention OF the
New Jerusalem Church is in session
at Boston. Thirteen States are rep
resented -
The tax bill making certain changes
IN the present law as it passed the
House is likely to pass the Senate.
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News Items.

AUGUSTA, juno IA. E. Bryant, editor
OF the Loyal Georgian, the freedmen's
organ, was arrested by civil authority this
afternoon, for attempting to defraud the
negroes out OF money borrowed of them
when he (Bryant), was an officer of the
Government. He was released-a colored
man becoming his security
New ORLEANS, juno 12.-Thc new board
OF brokers convened to-day. 1t is a per.
feet success.
The Texans are subscribing literally to
the Davis defepce fund
The Mexicans refuse to release the Cor
dova captives.
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ALABAMA COTTON CRoP.-A Mobile
factor, resident of that city for twen-
ty-five years, writes that all estimates
of the cotton crop for the current
year must prove fallacious. The very
heavy and excessive rains have
washed and destroyed the upland
plantations, and those on the river
arc inundated. Monroe County, in
thatState, is the only one from which
the accounts are at all fiattering.
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S25 REWARD.

STOLEN, on the night OF the 81
"a instant, a GSht-colored iron grew
eAAA. horse MULE, supposed to lie IA
hands high, marked ~. s." and IS. A."
the letters show plainly. Said mule is in
thin order, has several marks of harness,
and is u regular PAGER under the saddle;
when stolen, had on q good blind bride,
with piece of red flannel attached to the
head-stall. The mule belonged to the
Greenvile and Columbia Railroad Compa-
ny. will pay the above reward for said
mule, or any Information SO that / can get
him Address Iae at Frost's Mill, Richland
District. w. H. WHITLOCK.
June 13 81 SuCerintendout Mills
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RU
Fe1e&raph-
The Eenians Again.

BUFFALO, June l2.--The action of Con
gress has given new life to the Fenian
movement, ar" enthusiastic meetiags are
being held. The revolutionary committee
have published stirring appeal to the
people to collect oommissary stores, money,
Sc., and to can - meeting and pledge an
earnest support to the men who inscribe
-npon their banners universal liberty
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The Fair Face of a Beautiful Woma

The Fair Face of a Beautiful Woman
i possessing this rich gift and attributo
OF health and attraction would exchange it
for the wealth of the Indies. Yet how
many suffer their skin to become rough
with spots and pimples, which mar the
beauty and bloom of the face The CIR
CASSlAN BLOOM removes all spots and
blemishes, tan, freckles, puples, blotches,
and lmparts beautiful complexion, SC
attractive in woman.
For sale by druggists everywhere.
USHER & HEINITSH, Agents.
JOHN NJ MARIS AGO Philad'a
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NOTICE,

YNHE undersigned will be at Nickcr4on's
Il Hotel, Columbia, on THURSDAY and
FRIDAY, the 18th and 10Th inst, for the
purpose Of reducing the SCRIP Of the Co
lumbia and Hamburg Railroad Company
All parties holding certificates are request
ed to bring them in. VIM CRAIG,
June 13 3 Treasurer G. 81 A. r. r.
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The Stalls in the New Market

WILL be rented at public auction, in
w front Of the Market, on WEDNES-
DAY next, the Goth inst, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Terms and conditions will be made known
by the auctioneer. JOHN STORK.
Chairman Committee on Market
juno 13 G
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Arrival Of Pontoons.

A MOTHER large supply Of PONTOONS;
N SUGAR PLUMS, for worms. The
great medicine for worms. Over 2. 500 have
been sold IN less than two months, and
mlillens OF worms destroyed If your
children haze worms. 90 to Fisher 4 Hem
itshs and get box.
FISHER 4 IIEINITSH.
June l3 pharmarcutiSt.
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PATENT HAIR CRINPERS

ME CRlMPERS are designed to beau
i ,tify and improve ''womans crowniny
glory the hair, and experience proves
that nothing will remain unappreciated
that has tendency to make beauty more
beautlful-or, woman more lovely. 4 few
dozen just received by L. POLLARD,
June 10 to- Sole Agent.
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TERWILLIGER'S
FIRE & BURGLAR PROOF SAFES

lENHE undersigned have been appointel 4
4 agents FOR these superior SAFES.
Thcse Safes are made with three ianges-
all other safes have but two. They have
Powder Proof Locks, .snd the locks and
bolts are protected with plates of hardened
steel, which Is the only protection aGains;
the burglars drill and the insertion of pow
der Also, warranted free from ,iampncss.
While these Safes lIavo 40 superior in
quality, they are furnished ut moderate
prices 1t least % to 33i5 per cent. less than
HcrriuS's and other makers, while the
quality cannot be surpassed.
a sample Safe can he seen at our store.
and orders viii be taken AZ New York
prices, with expenses of transportation
added and no charge for forwarding i'll
Charleston. }. K T.. Il. AGNEW
Nav 20
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FRESH GROCERIES

pBLS. Choice Irish POTATOES, Bbls.
ID Split Peas, Beans, Pearl Barley, Heck
ers Farina, Durycas Maizena,, Crosse n
Elackwcll's London Mustard, Quarter and
Half Boxes Sardines. Raisins, Citron, Mac
caroni, Ncrmicclla Choice Black and Green
Teas, Prime Coffee, Pickles in Jars, and for
sale l,y the dozen or hundred, Soap, Starch
Fig Blue, Olive OIL Canned Peaches. Toma-
toes, Pepper Sauce, Walnut and "Nmato
tat~up@, London Club Sauce. Wore, ter
shire Sauce Yeast Powders Cooking ScIs,
FlaTorlnS Extracts, Bakers Chocolate,
Ginger, Pepper and Spices, English Dairy
Cheese, Soda Biscuit, Sugar, Butter, Oys-
ter and Boston Crackers. Mackcrcl in
whole. hall. quarter barrels and kits. also
at retail. Together with numerous adli-
tons to orW stock now on the way and
being daily received, and which win be
sold at moderate prices by
May 10 j. y 4. X. AGEEW.
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NOTICE,

N N. SCOF1ELD or WM. CRAWFORD
the latter came from Philadelphia in 1855,
and when last heard from was employed as
an Engineer on the Columbia and Char
lotte Railroad-will confer great favor by
Writing 20 his son, Lieut.. Z. CRAWFORD,
Hatteras Inlet, N. C. June IL, 2
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ITCH! ITCH ITCH!
Itch Liniment /! !

YNHE great remedy at last for the ITCH
Il This LINIMENT will cure in a few ap-
phcations. 1t is perfectly clean, and free
from offensive and dirty grease. A very
happy feelings. AL who are annoyed witt
this disease will use the Liniment. Eol
sale only at FISHER & HEINITSHS
April Drug Store.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.


NASHVILLE, June 9.-The cotton market
ss steady, at previous quotations Holders
are generally indisposed to sell, and buy
ers are simply willing to invest at present
rates. The transactions of yesterday
reached about 100 bales, at 296n3Oc. In
the leading articles Of groceries we have
no material change to note, as the bust
ness is mostly to fill local demands. In
common and some other hitherto advanc-
ing articles the sales have been not so fair.
CINcINNATI, June 6.-Flour dull-buyers
contend for decline OF 25c. Wheat dull,
at 81: 2092.40. Corn steady, at 6lGl62c
Rye firm, at 90@95c. Whiskey firm, at
Zoo. in bond. Mess pork quiet, at s3l0l
81. rs. Bacon firms shoulders held at l43c,
and clear sides at 1915. Gold 40
ST. LOUIS, juno 8-Flour buovant.
wheat unchanged. Corn buoyant, and
better sales at 67@o68c Oats lower, at ~
Ql43c.
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StoneWall Jackson's Cam.
paigns and Life.

pY COOKE, of Stnart's STAFF, with por-
D trait and fine maps.
PRESIDENT JOIINSON'S LIFE AND
SPEECHES.
HUGH MILLER'S ESSAYS. Literary.
Social, Biographical, historical and Politi-
cal.
LIFE OF JAMES j.. pETIGEU. By
Gravson.
AGAZZrs SKETCHES OF THE GLA-
ClERS, &c.
Life and Times of Jamcs Madison. Nv
Hon. W. c. Eivcs.
Tom Brown at Oxford University 4 Sc.
quel TO School Days at Rugby.
How to Get a Farm and where to Find
One.
Ten Acres Enough to Support Family;
an instructive and entertaining volume
History of Henry the Fifth. By Towle.
Indian Cora lt7 Value, Culture and
Uses.
Our Mutual Friend. BY Dickens.
The l.i!c of Trust. BY Muller.
And other NEW PUBLICATIONS. For
sale At j. J. MCCARTER'S Bookstore,
june /" 3 Opposite Law Range
Cutlery! Cutlery!
| AT U.e Sign Of tie cold ~ Pad-L Lock-.
A FULL assortment of Table and Pocket
| N CUTLERY, SCISSORS, &c, in store
and for sale low by JOHN G. DIAL.
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OBITUARY.

Died; in Columbia, S. c., Jane 8, 1866
HARRIET TAYLOR, aged sixty-threc
years-the mother Of Joseph Tavlor.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON. JUNE p.

AT QUARANTINE.
Spanish brig Paca, Orta, Havana.
WENT TO SEA YESTERDAY.
br. bark Architect, Bristol, England.
Scr. A: J. Bentley, Williams, Baltimore.
Schr. Sophia Jameson, Jameson, Boston.
Schr. Mary Augusta, Baltimore.
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Auction Sa1eS,
$500 Bores Havana .Smgm, Curyo #
french Bark ''Aage Guds'dienue,' from
1, nana"q5cBy r;:y ,,t @rder Y Ceptadn co"-
BY J. A. ENSLOW & co.
On TUESDAY, 10Th June, will be sold, at
the New Custom House. corner East Bay
and Market streets, Charleston, s. C., at
IL o'clock, A. NJ,
The CARGO of the French bark, sAnge
Guardienne." from Havana, comprising
1890 BOXES HAVANA SUGAR, good
to prime refining quality. Junel2
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BLACKBERRY BRANDY!
DRUGS AND MEDI(I\ES


CALOMEI., DOVEk'S POWL ERS
CRDTON OIL. MORPHIA
Calabria Liquoricc.
Gum Opium, Quininc
EPSON Salts.
Mustang Liniment
Opodcidoc, Extract Logwooi.
Syrup Sqnius, Borax
Castor Oil, quarts and pinls.
Essence Peppermint.
Cinnamon.
Dead Shot Ncrmifugc.
Fahncstock's g
Nollowsy's Worm Connective
Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Wright's Pills, Brandreths PHI.
Ayers Pills, Harlem Oil
Railways Relief
German Horse Powder.
Darber's Horse Powder
Tarrant's Aperient, Tarrnt's Cupsbs
Philotokcn, Bachelors Hair Dye.
Marchiei Catholicon, Pain Killer
Sandford's Liver Invigorator
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Sarsaparilla, Sozodont
McMunn's Elixir Opium.
Flour sulphur, Roll Birthstone
Cream Tartar, English Mustard.
Lemon Syrup, Ginger Syrup.
Strawberry Syrup.
Extract Lemon, Extract Vanilla
FISHER X HEINlTSH, Druggists,
At the old stand Main street
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Insurance Agency.
SCOTT & McMASTER.

A RE now prepared to Issue LIFE. FIRE.
N MARINE and ACCIDENTAL POLL
ClEs: 1a- Office No 5 Law Range, Co
lumbia, s. C.
HENRY E. SCOTT. +. w. McMAsTER.
juno 1mo$
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a Home COMPANION.

Besides the collection of the cream Of
the news of the week, Political. Financial
and the Markets, 1t Will contain a large
amount OF LITERARY NATTER, such as
choice Tales, Sketches and Poetry 1t
will embrace EIGHT PAGES, containing
FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS. is printed in "a
form to bind, and thus secures 4 faithful
record and history of passing events
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THE DAILY PHOENIX
FHE TRI-WEEkLY PNGNlX

Contains, in every number, the reading
matter embracing the latest ncws) of
TWO lSSu ES OF the daily. 1t is published
mornings.
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The tax bill making certain changes
IN the present law as it passed the
House is likely to pass the Senate.
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Tie Probable TVaT en- Europe There
viii apparently be Conference of the Eu-
ropean powers, but it is generally conceded
that war Is unavoidable This viii not seem
strange to any one who reflects that there Is
a universal wish In Europe to reconstruct
the map, as it is called. That can be done
only by peaceful negotiation or by war
But what chance is there among the conflict
ing claims, and hot passions and ambitions
of the various powers, that harmonious
redistribution could be made The Wisest
heads are clearly Of opinion that it is hope
less, and that it may not be possible even
to hold the dogs Of war In leash until the
Congress dissolYes.
Meanwhile the number Of troops upon a
war footing is already enormous. The
northern army Of Austria alone, under Gen
eral Benedek, upon the frontiers Of Prussia
and Saxony, is composed Of $50. 900 men
and 800 guns. The Austrian force IN Neuetia
is 10000 men, while the Austrian reserves
comprise 5000 O. Vienna is being rapidly
fortified The Italian army viii contain
more than 100000 men, Of whom 10000
are already in the first line, and are inspired
with the utmost enthusiasm. The Prussian
force IS immense, and Europe Is already q
camp once more.
There are two elements which have not
been much considered, but which may prove
to be of great importance These are Russia
and the Republicans. The people OF Europe
at this time would hardly allow the struggle
( to be merely a dynastlc combat 1hey
! would seize the moment Of universal tnmulL
10 claim further rights and Bhen once q
war begins Of the necessary proportions OF
this. It is impossible % fOreteH the END or
I the results A great deal more than was
meant VIII be besh won and lost.