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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-15
NEW IERsEY.

ATLANTIC Cry, N. j., Nov. Is. "A fire
here last night caused loss OF $4,000
mostly insured, Edward s. Taylor died
of heart disease precipitated by the excite
ment,
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To-Dav'S Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ITALY.


ROME, Nov. 15.-The overflow of the
Tiber has inundated the Repetta, Piazze
of the Pantheon, the via Tordinova, Piazza
Saint Angelo, Ghetto, and all the lower
streets of the city.
1t is stated Cardinal Nina, Papal secre-
tary of state, will continue negotiations
about sending Nuncio to the South Amer
ican republics.
ENGLAND
LONDON, Nov. 15.-Wilhelm Pustam &
Co., of Hamburg, one of the largest houses
in the China trade, have failed. Doner &
Co., London merchants, who suspended
Wednesday last, were their agents here.
EDINBURG, Nov l5.-The high court Of
justicary has definitely refused to admit
to bail any more of the Glasgow bank di~
rectors.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-Hop growers, and
others interested in the hop trade, will
meet at Maidstone the 18th to consider
whether the depressed state of hops and
other trades is not the result of the free
trade system.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-The British gun
boat Condor recently went to investigate
the alleged outrage on the British vice
| consul
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. I5.-The GoloS
has strongly worded article on this event
which, it says, constitutes clear violation
of the neutrality laws of the Black Sea.
The English may cut our sea communica-
tions at any moment Does England wish
to measure Russia's forbearauee?
/ LONDON, Nov. l5.-John Lomas Il Co.,
chemical manufacturers, Jarrow on Tyne,
with paid up capital of 100000 have
failed; assets will probably realize % per
cent
Young, Lesion & Co., ship owners and
Insurance brokers and sail makers, have
failed; liabilities $500,O00.
LONDON, Nov. l5.-The Shrewsbury
Cup to-day was won by Sunshade.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-15
CoNNECTICUT.

BRIDaEPoRT, Conn, Nov. I5.-An moor
to-day, Napoleon Campana had scored 44O
miles 10 his effort to beat O'Learys rec
ord; thirty-slx hours remain.
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To-DAYs' ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

THE BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS OF VIM. H.
] Lundy have been placed in my hands by the
Assignee for collection and settlement All those
having unsettled accounts with the said Lundy
will please call aad settle without delay and save
costs. HENRY HAYDEN. j. P,
Nov. IS, 1S7s-d5t
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ITALY

ROME. Nov. l4.-The waters of the
Tber orerhowed its banks The lower
part of the city is inundated and it is ex-
pected thas during the night the food will
become nearly as widespread as the dis
as trous one of 1870.
There have been violent storms through
out Central Italy and the damage caused
by them is almost unparalleled. Trave
on all railways between Rome and The
north is interrupted, The rain has ceased
here and the wind chaEged, but the Tibel
continues to rise rapidly.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-15
GERMANY

BERLIN, Nov 14.-The Ultramontane
organ Germdnia says it finds little in the
negotiations between the Vatican aud Ger.
many on which to rest hopes of peace with
the church.
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ENGLAND

LONDON. 14-An influential committee
under the Craftsmanship of Lord Lawrence
is being formed to obtain, in view of the
probability of war with Afghauistan, an
expression OF public opinion N favor Of
the Immediate summoning OF ParlimeDt.
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SPECIAL N~T1cEs.

Schenck's Pulnonic Syrup for the cure
of Consumption, Coughs
and Colds,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-15
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M Sold by Druggists, generally.
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Last Nights Dispatches.


LONDON, Nov. IA "A Berlin dispatch
says the Russian attempt to enter into a
special arrangement with Austria respect
ing eastern affairs had no Immediate sue
cess.
1t is asserted that England has declined
Russia's good offices relative to Afghanis-
tan. 1t is considered improbable that
Russia ever offered them.
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fHEomeopathic Medicine Co.

Office and Depot, 109 Fulton street, New York.
Sold in Rock Island by Benser & Thomas. Otto
9roiau, G. CESpeidel, and E. Breunert mwf
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-15

The great virtue of this medicine is that it ripens
the matter and throws it out of the system purfes
the blood, and thus effects cure
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-15

RHEUMATISM-Some six months could no
walk without the help OF a crutch; tried phYsl
clans and many kinds of advertised cures without
benefit. Six bottles OF Fenton's Matchless SyruI
cured me. CAPT GEO HAND.
SALT RHEUM- Eight bottles made perfect ant
permanent cure.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-15

SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE CURE OF
LIVER COMPLAINT, &C.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-15

The Tonic produces healthy action OF th
stomach creating an appetite, forming a chyle, on
curing the most obstinate cases of Indigestion
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-15

SCHENcK's SEA WEED TONIC. FOR THE CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, INDIGESTION, sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-19
Miscellaneous Foreign News.

Havana adsioss report the arrival OF numcr
Gus Cuban families from their exile at Key
West and the neighboring islands. The Gov
crnors of the interior districts arc dolog all 10
their power to settle questions relatiog to absn
doDed property ADD making partitions to the
legal heirs of the former owners. A feeling OF
peace and safety is exercising its Influence upon
the people.
Two OF the meo. arrested on suspicion Of hav
ing been concerned 10 the murder Of the Earl
of L9ilrim in Ireland have been discharged.
The Eogllsh Government is making arraogc
meuts to provide the feet 10 the LavaDt With
Roman Catholic chapsins.
LONDON. April l9.-At Black buro, Ds!Weo.
Burnley, Lower House. Psdiham, Accriueton
Church. Oswadtwise, RlshtoD, Great liar
wood and Boxenden, the strike CT the cotton
operatives is practically universal.
PARIS, April l9-rhe arrangements for
opening the exhibition on the first OF May have
been settled at Cabinet Council.
1t is stated that the Rothschilds, 10 London,
desire 10 take ten million ofthe A. per cents and
two treasury agents left there yesterday With
that amount Of the bonds for L1udon to reopen
the American Bureau of the Treasury at the
Rotbscbids,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-19

iosultiDg remarks to prudsh, and foolish, spin.
ster, for which be was casbiered, cut by the
clubs of which he was member, aud by the
society 10 which be moved. and, 10 fact, driven
from Eogland in disgrace. l1e went to Turkey,
fought CALAMITY, but not more SO than he had
done for bis Own country. returns TO London,
aud is made lion Of; is dined by the Mari
borough Club. the Prince of Wales, with the
knowledge and approval Of the Qusep, presi l.
ing, and is greeted % the streets with the
cheers Of the popuaCe. And still people make
the applause of the world the Object Of their
ambition. Popular favor is popular hum
bug. Vive Ia bsgatelle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-19
land while The other Ministers aud the Sultan

land while The other Ministers aud the Sultan
favored neutrality for the prescott.
The London Times Pera correspondent says
that Sadyk Pasta, who succeeds Ahmed V ehk
EtEepdi is fairly capable, bat IS in weak health.
His tendencies 10 flreisn poliIcs arc not such
as to reoder his appointment likely 10 affect The
Portc's relations with either Russia or England.
The Vienna correspondent ct the Londop
Times thinks that G co. Toileben' ) appointment
to the command at San Stelano may be the llfst
step towards ctfsclng the compromise suggest
cd By Prince Bismarck touchiog lbe position
near ConstaGtinoplr. that IL the Simultaneous
withd avail Of the British fl Get from the Sea OF
Ma1moria and The Russians from the Delghbor'
hood OF Constantlnople.
A special dispatch to the Loudoo Times from
Berlin SAYS: Russia is willing to discuss all the
clanses Of the treaty OF San SLefano, but does
not conceal her determination to defend its
nriooipal stipulation, !SRord iu hand, it neces
sary.' ~.
The correspondent ofthe Londoo Times at
Kslafst tele graphs as follows :-"The hostile
feeling between the Russians and Roumanlans
| is increasing Preparations are making % trans
fer tho military stores and State archives from
Ruobarest TO Turn SEVERN. The { fair a. L)m
| Palauka illustrates the feeling. The RouUanlats,
it appears, placed flag on aTulkish vessel Which
thew sank during the war, and were proceeding
to operations for raisiog the Vess.l when I,
! number of Russians came in small boats and
tore dowu the flag, blows being exchanged
LONDON April Ia special dispatch tc
| the Standard from Berlin says :-Pprlvate ad
vices from Moscow state that three thousanc
| students and workmen were Involved 10 TIT
disturbance of the l5:h lost. Twelve were
killed aud twenty FIVE wounded. Ooe hundreC
| of them were arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-19

The defeat of the District of Columbia bill is
attributed to clause it contained requiring a
property qualification for members of the Coun
ell. Now no right thinking man could 6od any
objection to provision that required the mem.
bers of at least one branch of the government
Of the District to be interested 10 the property
ef that district, especially when the vast ma
jority Of the voters there are the freed slaves
from Virginia and Maryland, who do not care
whether taxes be high or low, provided appro.
priations be made for their support; sod yet the
demsgogues Of the House of Representatives
voted against the bill 90 that ground.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-19

Accounts from various cities 10 the country,
especially from those 10 the South and West,
report the actual resumption OF specie pay
ments; to this extent at least, that the banks
cash checks with gold without asking any
premium, and that deposits of gold are being
made on the same terms. 1fCongress will now
let tie currency alone resumption will have be
conc an accomplished fact throughout the
Union long before the time appointed. The
owners of the silver mines are the only oues
directly benefited by this condition of affairs.
but the indirect benefit that will be derived
from the resulting establishment ot fixed prices.
will be general 10 it's effects.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-19

Two moro outrage cases were reported 10
Washington yesterday. 10 one OF them the
offender was married negro, end his victim
child twelve years old, the adopted daughter OF
a respected physician. How many similar cases
have occurred there during the last month or
two is not known. Ten or DOZEN have been
reported, but some have been kept secret, OWING
to the sensltiveness Of the sufferers. With the
probability Of an atquittal. aud conf cement IN
. place where the lodgings aud food are better
than they have been accustomed to, and lu''
prisonmeot in which is not regarded as a
disgrace, either by themselves or their friends,
as the worst that can possibly befall them,
the District of Columbia will soon attract
ali those 10 the c0uutry capable OF such
crimcs aud females there be not as safe
as they would be if turned loose among baod
of hostile Sioux. II Congress and the judges
of the criminal courts Of the District of Coum-
bia desire to pre7cot the occurrence Of series
of lynobiugs, the former will at once enact a
law making rape c,ptal offence 10 that dis
triot, and the latter put it toto execution imme
diately.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-19

How fortunate it ia for the South add tor the
democratic party that the town OF Coal Greek
is not 10 State that belonged to the Conlede'
racy. A militia company 10 that town shot ooe
nero ia a restaurant, and then, apparently
maddeued by his blood, went through the
streets shooting iadscrininately, and killing
and wouodinp all Of his race that could be iounc.
Had Coal Creek been south Ct the Potomac
what magnificent opportunity would baVe
been afforded the "stslwart republicans for
waving their loved flag. the bloody shirt, aod
deuouucing as bloodtbirsty savages, unrepeot'
ent rebels, and organized banditti. all the Gill
zeus of that cf,rtuo gate portioo cf,be country
In all the radical accouots-aod everybody
knows how perverted ADD exaggerated they
vere-ef all the disturbances that have occurred
10 the South, between the white aud colored
oitizeus thereof, there is 90 equal, as regards
the absence of provocatiou, to the slaughter al
luded to; and yet there will be no radical bowls
f,r vengeance upon the murderers. nor will TIE
President be called upon to seed troops 10
Cosl Greek 10 overawe the quiet and orderly
otiz. ns Of that town. Geography IS an lmpcr
,ant condition 10 this country get awhile.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-19

General Mcneil had bad way of hanging
such Confederates as fell into his hands during
the civil war, but the southern democrats in
the Senate, yesterday, 10 marked contrast to
the action cf the radicaISiu that body on several
recent occasions, and probably for the purpose
of exhibiting that contrast, determined to for
get the war and the aDimosities it engendered,
and helped to confirm his appointment as Indiau
Ingneotor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-19

We aro 10 favor Of an income tax, but not
such as that proposed. 1t should be uniform
and not graduated. Incomes should be taxed,
not fined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-19
The Senate was not 10 session to day.

10 the HOUSE CT Representatives, tHe 0o"''0
Grafton IF the adjournment resolution was
postponed till the 18th of May. The bill to
permit Col. Ball, Collector Of Alaska. to take
the oath of Office before any Uoited States
Judge, was passed. A bill to give Geo. Shielos
a nepsiop of 500 per month was passed. 10
Committee of the Whole the bill for the reIlef
of William and Mary College was further COL
sidered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-19

A silver mine has been discovered near Safe
Harbor, Lancaster county, Pa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-19
Unfortunate Voyage.

New YoRK, April 10 The bark O1u..'', -.
days from Pcdsng, with coffee, reports "','
encountered numerous gales. dur2s gI'. .gr!
which .he shipped q heavy sea- wnich "a lar"n:
her cargo. When . days out lost he' ,'-lI rs
officer through deadly malaria enHe" "a: srrr
tho green state OF tie cargo as mss worked ,;
three sicLly sexmsn. The banks were Ie We, %
to tbs decks which produced better ~
among the crow.
The President has nominated Wr' H. ,I I,uD:
81 or;o;ona for ,Judge of the Court OF o'a'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-19

A man, supposed to be w. NJ. Nc Canc. alias
A. W. Mexican. charged with iorgervin Kan.
sas, was arrested. in Richmond, yester
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-19

How CARTHAGlAN MERCHANTS BAgGiH'
ED WITH LIBYANs In the good Old I'm. =
tWeuty-four HUNDRED years ago, four c:a;u'.;
before the Christian era, Herodotus "r,tc j.
follows:
"rhe C,rthag nisos say that beyool 10:
Pillars Of Hercules there is region Of Lo,'
and mcu who lnhsblt il; when they am.
among these people aud have un!oadrd 'a."
merchandise, they set it 10 order Ga he shoTG'I'
90 board their ships aud make great III ~
that the iobabltaDts seelog the smok', c'D.
down to the sea, and then deposit gold 10 .
change for the merchaudse, aud wnhdra" =
some distsoce from the merchandise that Nv
Carthag iniaus theu, going ashore, examios ~ ~,
gold. aud it the quantity seems sule'ent ~
the merchandise they take it up and ea a"''
but if it is DOT sufficient. they g on board 'D."
ships again and wait; the natives then apIFo-,Y
ADD DEPOSIT more gold, until they have ''I h,
fed ttom. n i.her patty ever ~ro2ts ~,
other; for they do not touch the gold D''ote .n.
is made adequate 10 the value OF the ns's"j' '.,
disc, DOR d. The natives touch the mefch3aDD'"'
before the other party has taken the god
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-19

The PROPOSED INCOME TAx-By the pro
posed income tax bill incomes W to 50 00o are
to be exempted; from that up to S. 900 the tax
is two per cent, from $1,000 up to $4,000
three per cent, and over $4,000 four per cent
10 estimating Income deduction is to be made
Tor amounts received from corporations paying
taxes on dividends, for growth or produce from
an estate directly consumed by the family, aud
for the rental value Of homesteads actually CO.
cupied by tho person or family. Military or
oaval pensions are exempt, and deduction Is
allowed for insurance. premiums, other taxes.
losses in trade or By casualty, worthless debts
aud amounts paid for reut oc labor All en-
ploycs Of tho Government members OF Con
gress and army aud navy officers must pay the
tax, but the salaries of the President, officers OF
the States aud Judges of the u olted States are
exempted. 10 default of the payment OF tax
the penalty If i've per cent. aud oterest ct one
per cent. per month is prescribed. Persons
having taxable incomes must make rctu'Ds
under oath to the Collector of Internal Revenue
Of big district within twenty days from the 10Th
VI January. For Deglcctlog 20 Quake returos
he p.rsou is liable to have his ocome assessed
by the Collector and fifty per cent. add.d to
the amount Of the tax, 10 cases OF false returns
one hundred per cent. is 10 be added. No
Collector shall be allowed to publish the r3turns
except general statistics. 10 winch the names or
individuals or firms are forbidden 10 be specified
Fifteen months grace is to be allowed to p,r
SOUS makiog false returns, or falling to make
4uy returns, and if they do not then pay up,
,uit is to be commenced to recover the assess
meut made by the Collector. with FIVE per cent.
aod one per cent. per month added. The pun
isbment, on conviction of perjury, is to be
6oe of not less than 81 900 nor more than $40,
U0U. aud Imprisonment rot less than one year
oor more than ten years. A tax Of four per
cent is to be levied on interest paid by backs.
trust companies, savings institution, insur
4nce, canal, railroad, turnpike aud slack
water corporations, and the amount Of the tax
may be deducted from the payments of inter,
est or dividends to all persons The money
returned by mutual insurance companies to
their policy holders and the interest paid by
savings balks to their depostors are not to be
considered as dividends. The bill contains
very stringent provisions FIR collecting the tax
90 incomes held by guardians or 10 trust for
minors and only one deduction of $1,000 can
De made from the aggregate income of family
composed of the parents and minor children,
[ he set is not to 90 into effect until after
D,clmber lat, 1879.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-01
MORTnAGEEiS SALE.

WHRREAs, On the brst day Of April, 1875,
Emma Canine and Robert n. Canine, her h,ls-
band. made, executed, acknUwn dyed. aud de-
livrIei, 10 Mrs. Cassle Williams, now Mrs.
Lassie Drps, CERTAIN sslc iuvrtgsye on lot
No. three (3l, In CLOCK NO. wenty-.i y zen IN
Opdyke Myers MniiIion, 10 ia. cIiy OF Chess
Ter. IN the count, oil k,nivIph al,i sLa u Lii
Dois. 10 secure tue pay nent VI four crrtsd pro.
nilssory aoteo exscuued 10y said HJb, n n. ON.
Inc. date'i Apr,l .s16 iOi Two h'inJ red dollars
. each, pay able IN three. ok n,nx anu tiiIeH
mu..ths, Iesvect.veiJ, frvm The dates III revf,
with ten per cent. interest trop ths a0,es there
OF; wn eh laid mortgage Wa Ill recorded
Aprli d. 1853, The r-cr rder's oiiie. IN said RAM
doiph county IN book No. one ~ VI le.a.s,
~. On page Us and
WDshsAs, sait mortgage provi es among
Oh SAID iol anu An the right anu ,qdity vi RI
d.mpti0n therein OF The ouid srantvrs, In case
oil u.fhuii In tue pnS nl,n, VI tie ssti notes or
any pait thef, Ui anu
WI hsAs, C tune for the payment Of the
SAID hoies, and eac Vi hem has long slice elups-
ell, anu there now rem Inc dus on the last thee
otthe above Mention, Il Uule, the tunI OF Fix hun-
dred and fVurte' dollars and hye certs l6ll.Oj)
now III IefUre, LOuc, 10 hereby gwen Ia
on Thursday. the ih day Of january, Is 8, NJ
The DOOR Of the couit house In said city Ui Chester
at the hour tvo o'clVck pm. OF eaid day, The
undersigned will Uncr said pIelnises Tor sdie to
the hishes. bidder I n cash Ia hand and OH m.l-
lug said sale, Viii make, execute amt deliver To-
the pur, haser good aud suticivn deed therefor.
CASSIE Dhlps,
Formerly Cassie WNhanls