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been warehoused and 80 remained till Oct. l. 1868.
Goods bonded before the act was Epassed are not
affected The old Customs stamps are to be continued on
boxes delivered Imported cigars, DC, bond with
drawn for expectation not required to pay the Inter
nal Revenue tax. That tax Is chargeabe only those
withdrawn for consumption All shipments OF manufac-
the Isthmus Panama must be corded and sealed in
cordance with the regulations OF September 1868.
Cigars cannot exported from Havana and ranshpped
in bond vessel Of the United States navy for the
OF her officers on the voyage Europe without payment
Of duty fOr would in such be impossible TO pro-
duce evidence of their landing abroad, 90, r-.t
The following decisions were made In the supreme
Court to-day: H.4 .E.f 10 vi.
Edmonson et al. agt. Observation-Disclosures dismssing
the appeal. Tyler agt. the City OF Observation-Disclosures
affirmed. Dean agt Nelson and others.--Motion 20 dis
miss denied. Board OF Supervisors OF Mercer County,
Illinois agt. COmtes.--JudgmeDt affirmed. Palmer ct al
aRt Dorman-Wrlt OF Error dismissed Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad Company agt Harris; and NO. 5ls Same
aRt Harris, Adm.-Writs dismissed. chicago, Bnrling-
ton and Quincy Railroad Company agt Enigh.-Judg-
ment affirmed. Kendalls agt. the United States-Judg
ment affirmed. The Pacific Insurance Company agt
tween the Judges OF the Circuit Court OF the United
States for the District Of California In this the
Court held that 1t the duty OF the Assistant Assessor
10 reduce TO their value In currency all returns made IN
coin and that the person or corporation making such
return Is Liable TO pay income tax on the amount
thus returned IN currency and that such income tax
tory and valid. Opinion by Mr.. Justice Bwayne The
Northern Central Penna. Railroad aRt Jackson.In this
cause the Railway Company sought to exact from non
resident, lien holder OF their stocks, the per cent n
come tax imposed by the act OF Congress- and three
mills tax authorized and imposed by the State OF Penn
syvana under act Of the Legislature consolidating
The Court hold that the Internal Revenue does
not contemplate tho payment OF such tax by nonres-
did not have jurisdiction 10 impose the tax levied in this
case because the corporation created under the laws
of Maryland and therefore beyond her Jurisdiction
Opinion by MT Justice Nelson Page agt Blake-Argu-
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ST. DOMINGO.
A GOVERNMENT LOAN--THE ANNEXATION VOES-
TIoN-THE NEW vIcE-PREsiDENT'

GOVERNMENT LoAN--TliE ANn 100000 S'A'
TIoN-THE NEW vIcE-PREsIDENr'
Sr Dov,Nco. Ian. 9O.-Mr. Edward HaEtmont
and Mr.. Henry Graham Lawson are here negotiating
Govorumeut loan Mr.. Lawson lie the son OF member
90 psr,.mant The party Ia accompanied by engineers,
"a nhoto9raphers, and assistants, prepared 70
n an accurats report OF the avaiaDs iesouiccs "a
m pbIc They bring letters from LORD 5tanlsy .h h
mean business MI lawson mas Eony VITA sno
eL.;A1 corps 10 Alta veta, where an american CON-
. a. now removing glailo payiIg thss
PAM - 10 S0 Der tun. He Will Afterwards VISIT the
royn Lsl. - ~, Nsvbo and the oil wells OF ALua.
say ~ also French party In the field headed by Mr.
lbs As,lhado Administrator OF the Lyons Railway.
js Understood that the proposition Of these parties
iii not interfere with the plan OF the New York steam
tgs 10 establish at Samana the steGm'ma and trading
center of the West India Islands.
That portion OF President JOhnsons message 10 which
he treats Of the aupexatiOp Of banto pomufo 10 te
United States has been received here with tue ycst
satisfaction IL Is regarded by all parties as the ony
pcaceful solution possible of existing difficulties.
Special instructions have been sent to Mr. Ta0ens' 10
minican Envoy. to press tho matter at Wasngto Ino
OF sanio Domingo will give another caiioi
MIA TO the United States 80, ,,o..n.
Except some occasional guerilla raids on ne border inc
country IL IN perfect calm, Trade 10 eNpR' cIopS'
tobacco, are unusually nne TINS year. -,
Francisco Antonio Gomez. the newyeieeleo VICE
President is OF the American school IA politics. apu
man universally respected for his rn ana patloLS ehn
Iacter.
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ASSEMBLY,

BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Kimball-Reative to the Commission
ers Of Excise for Albany County also the Apprentice
bill, recommended by the WOrkinRmen's Association
which held session here last week also one relative TO
Railroad Companies transporting freight ana their abl
ity as common carriers; also one regulating convict
labor prisons which 10 the as one framed by the
Workingmen's Assembly last week. Mr. Barse-For the
relief Of Horace Smith Mr. BassettTo logaIe the acts
OF George 3. BAbcOck and William u. HOwey. School
Commissioners OF Delaware County. Mr.. Rel-To ineor
pOrate the village OF Wilamsyie. Erie County Mr..
OKeefe-To alter the map OF the city OF Brooklyn Mr.
IoWer-KaIniDg the incOrpOratOrs OF the Manhattan
Warehouse Trust and Loan Company 70 be located In the
city of New York Mr. skeels-To amend the laws Tela-
ting 20 Lockport, Niagara County. Mr. PearsaTo i'm
prove certain streets Flushing, Queens County Mr.
BkalsTo provide for the payment OF bounties to youn
teers from Wilson, Niagara County. j..
The Speaker presented communication from tho
Metropolitan Police Board, settlng forth that Ia their
opnon the exgenees OF the public service do not require
tie pay OF Patromen TO be Increased aud that as many
capa men be obtained at the present rates OF COM
pensatOn as II 500 per month that there
900 suitable DESTROYS OF being appointed There are
ASIA policemen In tho District Adjourned.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

MAJORITY OF THE GREEK CABINET IN FAVOR
OF SIGNING THE PARIS PROTOCOL.
LONDON, Feb LA dispatch from Athens dated
yesterday, announces that majority Of the Greek
Cabinet have decided to agree to the proposition Of
the Paris Conference. When the question was
brought to final vote, four Ministers gave their
voices for signing the protocol and three Including
NJ. Bulearis, the President of the Ministry voted
against it,
MEDIATION OFFERED By THE UNITED STATES.
PARIS, Feb la telegram from Constantinople
afirms that Mr.. Morris, the American Minister in
structed by Secretary Seward, has offered to the
Sublime Porte the mediation of the Government Of
the United States in the quarrel between Turkey and
Greece.
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FRANCE.
MOVEMENTS OF THE CHINESE EMBAssY--JEFF.
-. DAVIS AT ST. CYR,

MOVEMENTS OF THE CHINESE EMBAssY--JEFF.
rf DAVIS AT ST. CYR.
PARIS Feb. 1-Gen. Dix, the American Minister,
yesterday received the Hon. Arson Burlingame and
the Chinese Embassy with their suite. The Princess
Mathilde gives reception this week to the Chinese
Embassy. report is current that Gen. Dix protested
against the unusual honors with which Mr.. Jefferson
DAVIS was recently received at st. Cyr while on
visit to the military schools there. 1t is officially
denied by the French Government that the Minister
of the United States has made any such protest.
RTHE DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS W It'll MEXICO.
EvENNG.-In the Corps Legislatif. the Opposition
speakers demand the restoration of diplomatic rela-
tons with the Mexican Republic, on the ground that
French interests suffer by their interruption.
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CANADA.
SUBSIDY TO. NOVA SCOTIA FOR JOINING THE
DOMINION.

SUBSIDY TO NOVA SCOTIA FOR JOINING THE
DOMINION.
TORONTO, Feb. with regard TO the new
arrangement with Nova Scotia Ottawa correspondent
says: +" Sir John A. Mcdonald has agreed to bring q
measure before Parliament 20 provide that the Nova
scotia debt on her coming the Union, shall be fixed
AZ fraction over 20 being 900 less than nxed
nv the Consttufion 6n annual subsidy IL 70 DO paid
Nova Scotia from the OF the Union for about
ten years. OF about $4,000 per annun lie province
Buiidne IN Halifax which cost about t760000 IL TO be
taken nosseesiOn OF by the DominoD and Nova Seote
paid for the expenditures H. dispatch was received
from tie Colonial Office Saturday etatiDR that no
further consideration OF appeal would BIO heard by the
Gladstone government This has induced MI Howe TO
enter the Cabinet at Sir John Young et Ter MOI
treal by special train this morning.
ToRoNTo, ONT, Feb. 1.-Ofcial information
has been received here that the troops serving IN ontario
viii be withdrawn on the sd OF May A company OF
Royal Canadian Rifles only will be- stationed here 70 pro
tect the barracks London will be Abandoned as mill
tary post. f.l
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY. Feb. l--EVenin
Bills INTRODUCED,

Mr.. Banks-To incorporate the Albany
Academy Of Music, Mr.. Palmetto change the name OF
Young Mems Hebrew Benevolent Association 20 Hebrew
Benevolent Association OF NewYork. Mr.. Thayer-To
fix the rate OF interest upon loan orbearaDce Of any
money goods action at per cent for year. and
after that 10 fix different rate OF interest not 10 exceed
per cent also 10 authorize the formation OF corpora
lions for pecunary profit Mr. FOlger-To provide that
the owner OF property against which lien may be
filed the City OF NewYOrk may, on notice OF ye days
20 the party who filed such lien present uretes and thus
relieve the property from possession Of tho officers Mr.
Caud wellrO empower the Commissioners appointed In
1865 20 increase the loan 20 improve Rverdaleaye. 10
S25OO also provide that sportsman shall shoot any
bird or animal the County OF Westehester for five years
after the passage Of this bill under penalty Of 80 for
each OffenEe.
The PRESIDENT presented the annual report OF the
Trustees Of the Astor Library. Adjourned
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.sT0EEo9T TAI1TAYIT
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPE.
SPAIN.
THE FIRST BUSINESS or THE CONSTITUENT

THE FIRST BUSINESS OF THE CONSTITUENT
coRTEs-A REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATION.
MADRID, Feb. Lit is understood that the first
business of the Constituent Cortes soon to assemble
will be to establish Directory to govern the country
until q sovereign is chosen. A deputation composed
of citizens in favor of Republic, and of freedom OF
reigousiworship, waited upon the Ministers yester
day. and requested them to issue decree declaring
the absolute separation of Church and State. An
immense crowd gathered in the street, in front Of
the ministerial palace, and clamored for religious
liberty The Ministers replied that they would refer
tho whole subject to the Constituent Cortes The
Government has prohibited large popular demonstra-
tons and the utterance of political cries ia tho
streets, as liable to lead to disturbance of the public
peace aud order.
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WESTON AT BURLINGTON, yT-ENTHUsIAsTIc
RECEPTION.

BURLINGTON, VT, Feb Mr.. Weston accom-
plshed miles before breakfast this morning, starting
from AIlddebury and walking to skeburne without in
Permission The ground along the route, although desti
tute Of snow nearly the entire distance in bad cond
ton, being rntty and frozen. He made excellent
time. Numerous kleighlng parties from Burlington
met him on the road and accompanied him
into the City. The streets lined with citizens
who gave him an enthusiastic reception. Hundreds OF
ladies stood at the windows and greeted him with waving
OF handkerchlefs as he passed. Mayor Ballou L. g..
Drew, @. H. Blgelow, Postmaster Messrs Allen and
Roche OF The Press and other prominent gentlemen
waited upon him at the American Hotel The excite
inent over his walk is increasing the further no pro-
crosses. Considerable amusement caused previous
to his arrival by the advent Of mock Weston Weston
made eight miles just before stopping here, in an hour
and quarter. lie win rest tonight at st. Albans' and
will enter New-York state Tuesday
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FIRE IN WILMINGTON, N C.--sEvERAL PERSONS
. INJURED.

WILMINGTON, Feb. la livery stable owned
by r. H. Grant and occupied BY Switzerland & stesgal
was burned tonight. In tearing down she'd the follow
ing persons we're injured; John Rankin, left leg ana
several ribs broken George Capes leg broken ana In
terna injuries; o. Hussel, thigh broken so Hoas, arm
broken; Edward Story and COL John g. hedricN snsnt
,niuries, Archibald McCallum internal injuries All Of
The Injured parties. except McCalium, are welknown
citizens and members OF the Hook and Ladder Company
rhe Gre Ia atlll progressing.
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NTTRo-GLYcERINE ExPLosIoN-THREE MEN
KILLED,

TROY, n. Y, Feb. 1.-At rock blasting on
the Lebanon Springs Railroad, in the town of South
Petersburg Rensselaer, Co.. Saturday morning, three
men, named John Connors and Z. Il. Webster Of SYRIA
ouse and VIM Clayton, killed, and five others were
injured by tho premature explosion Of ntrogyeerine
OF the injured John oNea cannot possibly survive The
killed were horribly mutilated their limbs being blown
of and their bodies rendered almost unacceptable
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GREAT BRITAIN.

STORM IN IRELAND-THE TELEGRAPH LINES.
VALENTIA, Ireland, Feb. LA storm has Frustrated
the telegraph lines connecting the European cities
with the Atlantic Cable.
LATRR.-The Irish telegraph lines are now in work.
ing order, and messages passing TO and fro be-
tween the American and European cities.
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THE PAN,HANDLE RAILROAD.

% COLUMBUS, Feb. 1.-Ata meeting of the stock
holders OF she Panhandle Road, held in stupenVhie,
Ohio today the lease Of tho Columbus, Chicago and
Indiana Central Railway 20 the Pan-Handel Road was
acknowledgement The.od board OF directors were
reelected for tho ensuing year. rIff +
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AUSTRIA.
NEW REBORN

VIENNA, Feb. 1.-The Reichsrath has adopted
bill allowing trial by jury in all cases of violation
the laws for the regulation of the press.
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MR. THos B. FLORENCE NOT DEAD.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE TRIBuNE's an
nouncement OF Thos. b. Forences death Is incorrect
lie still lives though IN bad health.
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MEXICO.
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC srATRs-TELEGaAPHIo
WIRES EXTENDING FROM THE PACIFIC TO

SAN FRANcIsco, Feb. 1.-Steamers Colorado
from PanaIna aud California from Mazatan arrives III
day Tho California recently performed senilnosIice
Trims between Acapulco and MazatlAn but the sor.r
hns temporarily suspended The United States Ats sl
Resaoa from Mazatan Jan. 90 has arrived, Win is nm
genoe from Coina. The condition OF the county 10 10
Changed although 1t Is manifest that there y q g1 arc
improve social and political relations xIres are
stretched from Manzania % Vera Srus We 10 Nor,
uadalsara, and tbs city OF Mexico inc enIsSed before
reila Acapulco aud Rio 0rRnde are 10 DC h"''
the rainy season.
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TuE pponurAD MITRDERERs.

HARRIsBURGH, Penn, Feb. 1.-The Governor
has issued warrant for the eSeention on ie eth OF
February Of William Brooks and Charles Orne aentenced
TO be hung at strOudsburg, Monroe County. for the
murder OF Theodore BrOdhead.
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va These Remedies, except Ponds Extract,
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NEWSPAPER LAw.-Aay person who
takes out paper regularly from tho post
Office, whether directed to his name or
another or whether no has subscribed or
not-is responsible for the pay
fla person orders his paper discontinued,
he must pay all Arrearages, or the publisher
may continue TO send it until payment is
made, aud collect the whole amount,
whether il Is taken out Of the office or net
When a paper remains dead in the office
four consecutive week il is thcs duty Of the
postmaster to send the publisher Of the pa
per a written notice Of the fact-stating the
reason why the paper il not taken. The re
turning to the publisher Of a paper marked
mot taken "reflsed" VI "lucalled for"
is not a legal notice Postmastcrs who fail
to comply with the law in this respect are
linblo for the time said papers remain dead
in their office.
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pailp 2rgus.
sw,pping wlvsI in Ma.,ashu,stt,.

A very curious instance Of an exchange
of wives BY parties formerly residing in Sal.
isbury, Mass, has Just been developed by the
arrest Of The Offenders Their names are
Geo. +, and Annie X. Godsoe, and Charles
II. and Sarah Lizzie Lowell. Lowell was
married 20 ,J6, and Godsoe was married
in go Both parties resided for some
tine IN Salisbury, where, in December ls63,
eAch becoming dissatisfied with thor com.
pRn.0us, and their connubial associations,
the two husbands, with their wives, went
to lawyer and entered into a written agree.
ment 10 separate and not 10 hereafter inter.
iors with each other. They then went 10
Portsmouth, n. II where Mr.. Godsoe was
married to Mrs. Lowell, and Mr. Lowell to
Mrs. Godsoe, since which time they have
been living together in the conlugal reiA'
tons, immediately following what may be
termed the process Of "smple divorce,
which took place at Salisbury. Mr., Godsoe
aud his param0ur, Mrs. Lowell, having be.
come residents at Hayerhill, Mass, we're
complained Of by parties knowing the CIR.
cumstances, for their illegal connection, and
were arraigued before Judge Carter TO an.
swer the charge of bigamy. Lowell, and
his companion, Mrs. Godsoe, residing in
Amcsbury, we're also Arraigued aud each
bound over, in tho sum Of $780, for their
appearance at the October term Of court,
Failing TO obtain suroties, the parties are
in custody.
ItthIs had occurred in some VI the South.
err barbar1ai and negro chet.loilci states,
the wonder would have been why it had not
occurred soon but up in ii h,ous, puritan
ic, loyal Massachusetts, il excitcs considcra.
bic surprise, if not incredibly.
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ARGUS jos OFFICE So hatterug has
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Ulice, and 30 liberal has been the patron.
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that we deem it only necessary to advert to
the fact that our facilities are uuequaled for
doing any aud all kinds Of job printing
from delicate visiting card to large
poster. Theatre managers, travelling show
men, railroad agents, hotel keepers steam.
boat agents, and all those who have JOB
printing to DO, will find it to their interest to
send us their orders, which shall receive
prompt attention.
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iuneljdulm.
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NOTICE.


ROCK ISLAND JOuNTfJ
IN the County Court Of the July Term A. D.
L 1869, Mary j Day, Administratrix Of tho
e. ate Of Kendall Wills deceased, vs.. secily
Willis, George W. Willis, James Willis, Maria
Willie, Peter MAX, Nud the partners DC. of the
firm known ns BAuder q Brother. To the said
Bnuier & Bother:
Notice Is hereby given that the above entitled
suit is now pending in said Court, and that sum
mons has been issued against You therein, re-
turnable on the fret day Of the Jaly Term, A.
D. 1859, Of said Court, to be holden at tho Office
Of the County Clerk, in the City Of Rock Island,
in said county, on the
THIRD MONDAY or JULY, A. D. 1869,
and that the description of the premises descrb-
ed in said petition isss follow:
Ten acres from the southwest corner Of the
west half Of tie southwest quarter Of section
number two a., in township number seventeen
40, north rangc one west Of the fourth Princi-
pal meridian NOV known and found on As
SCISSORS books as on, lot seven ~, in said sec
ton, township and range, situated in the county
Of Rock Island and state Of Illinois.
JAMES VI. BEARDSLEI,
Clerk Of the said Court.
Il. G.. CONNELLY,
Solicitor for Petitioner,
iun5dlaw3t.
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