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Gge Iehpet.
, LANCASTERvILLE, sc.
Wednesday Morning, April 10, 1865
Preserve Your Rags.

In ordinary times and under ordinary crcum-
,.s,,es VIC certainly would have no inclination
70 engage in the rag business, but just at this
time rag. are moee valuable to US than money
iaasmuch as they will enable us 10 procur" pa
pcr when money will moi. We will thank our
subscribers, and Others, to send us all the rags
they can spare. If owners of slaves would
vugges, to their ncgros that ;hey can find ready
sale for their old rags, they will benefit them
and a, the same time confer favor upon US -
The present prices will amply renumera'e 'o'
the labor Of gathering them up. Our Foreman
will pay cents per pound for all clean cot
ton or linen rags delivered at the Ledger Office
,bi, being tho price which we understand The
Mills will allow US 10: them.
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From Port Hudson.

Posr HUpsoS, April all is quiet
here.
The en.py's feet. above and below,haVe
disappeared, the former above Bayou Sara.
Forty exchanged aud paroled prisoners
frpn, New Orleans arrived yesterday.
Our troops are in excellent spirits and
are vipilan,ly watching the Yankee vessels.
Some excitement was caused last night
by n log which was on 6rc and hoated by
on, batteries down the river.
We captured skf this morning con-
tanning negroes WHO were attempting to
pass our batteries TO the enemy.
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Soldiers Board of Relief

The Board desirous Of supplying the
wants OF tbs needy families Of the soldiers
and having this day appropriated the sum
Of 80 600 for the purchase Of corn, the un
dersigned hereby gives notice TO all VINO
NAV lie disposed TO sell, that any Of the
Commissioners are authorized to purchase
II, the highest u,urket price for cash, and no
would respectfully invite any who may wish
to dispose Of their produce for so :ommsn.
dahl. a purpose TO call upon eithe. OF the
following Commissioners, namely: James
Morrow, J. fl. McMurray, h. IA. Duncan,
J. d. MeIlwaip, John Gardner, 4. |. Gard.
ner, Stephen II. Small, Amos Cook, q. IL.
Fund-rbu.k, or to the undersigned on or
before tho 18th April prox.
J.ADAMS, Sec'y and Tres'r.
March %. 1862 e-st
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ATTENTION DEFAULTERS.

The undersigned will continue the en-
rollmpnt in Lancaster District for lew
days. A number Of persons in the District
have not vet reported, aud unless they DO
80 before the enrolment is finally closed
will be proceeded agaiuSt and treated us de
scrters. Notice will be given in 'he Ian
caster Ledger ms to the time when the Sur
geon will attend for the purpose OF exam
iuing persons claiming exemption on nc'
CONT Of disability. Those who fail to ap'
pear at this Office and enroll for examination,
will b. reported to the CommaDdant OF
Conseripis ut Columbia.
Eg- The Rend.svous is at the Office oil
Mai Halle in the Court House.
/. u. GRISr. Capt. and
Enrolling Officer, Lancaster DIst'
April ID, 1865, lo-u
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Tho Paper Question.

The destruction Of the Bath Paper Mills, an.
nounced last week, inficts q serious blow upon
.hs newspaper business Of the country ; It ha
misfortune that will be ielt rot only by news
paper publishers. but by the people at large,
who are dependent uron the press for report
and dissemination of tb. important events OF
the day. majority Of the papers Of this State
recei red their supplies from the Bath hills,
and since this resource has been cut OIL, some
o! our oldest and most valuable papers are dis
eussing the probabilities Of all early suspension |
Of their publications The scarcity and high |
price Of paper, together with other difficulties
attending the publication ofa paper at this
time, have already caused the suspension OF at
least ono half OF the papers OF the county
which were in a aou'ishing condition previous
to- the breaking out Of the war. Upon no bust
nes,, perhaps, has the war operated more 'nJur''
ously than upon the newspaper interests.
We have procured our supplies Of paper
from the Bath Mills tor the last FIVE years, aud
We had the assurance Of the Proprietos that
thew would continue 10 iurnish US as long as
,h.1 continued to manufacture II but since We
are deprived, by accident, Of this resource, the
question Of future supplies is presented to US
with all its attendant difficulties, and VIC confess
that up To this time, We can afford 10 satisiac.
.or, solution Of it. II is true that We do not
require a great deal Of paper, the -1ige"e'es OF
the war having reduced our circulation to about
ive hundred subscribers but it Is difficult to
be obtained in any qusptity, and difficult to he
got upon terms that will enable US TO continue
the publication Of the Ledger without pecu"iary
sacrifice. The supply OF rags being entirely in
ADEQUATE, the Mills have been using raw cotton
TO. large extent. The price oi cotton, on
readers are aware, has advanced one hu"drs'
n.r cent. within the last few weeks, and u
course the price OF paper has kept pace wit
the price Of cotton. Al the present rates. u
blank paper, Of the sire Of our present 'ssus
occurred 70 furnish each subscriber, will Cos
t,,iv "a much m our advance rates for subscril
tons, 20 say nothing Of the cost OF printing =
Under this condition OF things some change
Absolutely necessary we viii be comps'led
adopt one oi three alternatives: either to -
vance our terms, contract our present d''ne'
sions, or suspend publication Either aitern
tive will be fully as distasteful TO US a. IL posi-
bly can be TO any Of our readers but We 81
no help for it at present. We ~ish u preser'
the District Organ il il is possible to do So
The Ledger, in the face Of innumerable d'fhc'
ties, has sustained itself through Two years
the war, while many Of It's contemporaries hA
,ie,ded to the pressure Of circumstances Al
we had begun 10 regard with some degree
pride the prospect Of its being able to ~ea'i
the storm throughout II forced 20 su'Per
our readers may rest assured that it will
from causes entirely beyond our control.
We hope to be able in short tune to 'pe
more definitely Of our propects for the iuta
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Latest Northern Lies.

PrTERsBUrG, April 9-New York dates
Of the 9Th have been received. The news
is uninpor,ant. \ despatch, dated Wash.
ington, 9th, says n report has reached here |
TIA Fredericksburg, which was received ,
from n reliable source, that Charleston was
bombarded by the Federal feet and attacked
b. land forces on Thursday last, and is
now in possession OF the Feherals, under
Hunter and'Dnpont. The report is fully
credited by the officers Of the Government,
who were in possession Of all the facts in
reference to the contemplated attack upon
Charleston, which it is not yet proper To
dvulyc. II IL certain, however, that those
who possess this information are confident
! that our soldiers and sailors will celebrate
| the anniversary Of the fall Of Fort Sumter
in the captured city. The restrictions upon
the publication in Southern papers OF adj
verse news ure 80 stringent, that /: is not
| expected TO find much in reference to the
capture Of Charleston until the disaster can
no longer be concealed, but reports which
have arrived arc definite and positive, and
NJ. believed by thoss who have the best
right to know what foundation there i. for
them.
Maj. A. J. Shepard, Of Stu"rt's ntaf, who
B was captured a few days since, near Dunn
: fries is t" be tried ns n spy.
n Passengers who reached Cairo on lie 81
z state thst the late movement on Hahn,
Bluff was o failure. The feet and trans
$ ports had returned TO loung's Point.
e Grant had succeeded in placing a batter
= Of cigh, four pounder Parrots b,yond tn
levse, in II position TO easily reach Vick'
d burg. The bombardment was TO have CO II
/. m.ncsd on the 9th, but n storm prerente,
It The Yazoo Pass expedition has bean nbaI
d doncd. 800 boats were nj Yonns's PoiI
o on the 4,h.
)" Farragu, had captured the rebel gu,
"a boat Vicksb"rg. which hoated from h.
moorings during n storm.
r. Pegram's loss in KeEiuckv, in kiile
e wounded and prisoners, WAS $50, includir
10 40 commissioned officers. There are no
NJ 10 the Federal hands 400 cattle, many he
ses and fire arms.
or Gold on Saturday 1856 Cotton 73c.
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Later from Charleston.

CuARLE,T"x. April Six monitors and
the iron. ,ds- still lie within the bar about
Two and ha!f rrii.s from Sumier. The enc
my i, waiting for new machine To remove
iurp-d,.s- Everything is in readiness Tor
An attack Srnor Moncadp. Spanish Con.
-.l, who recent, left here in Spanish wnr
steamer. returned to day via Richmond,
having left Washington on Thursday last
on hearing Of the attack here was imminent.
Neither The French nor English Consols
are here.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

The Tax Books will be opened M soon
M they are received. will be Mt the usual
places Of receiving taxes on the following
days, viz: 80,
AT Matthias Crenshaw's, Friday April Sd.
AT Nelson Bells Saturday AID
At the Court House Monday (Salosday(
April 9th. .,
AT John S. Smairs Tuesday April 7th
Al George N. FundsrburK's "Wednesday
April 9Th.
A, Taxahaw, Thursday April 9th.
At Horizons, Friday 10th.
At Pleasant Hill, Saturday April iith.
Al Mrs. Huey's, Monday 18th.
A, Craigsville, Tuesday l4th.
All X. Magill's Wednesday April l6th
At Belair, hursdny l6.h
At Ross Store, Friday4 l7th
And at the Court House Salesday in
May.
The Tax Books will be closed on the
| first day Of June all returns must be made
OH or before that day. \ late Act Of the
Legislature requires all owners Of slaves,
or employees to give in on oath to tho Tax
Collector, tho number Of hands owned or
employed by them Gin ngricul;ure) between
the ayes of twelve and fifteen, and fifteen
and fifty and fifty five and sixty
under penalty Of one hundred dollars for
sash hand.
J.R. HUNTER, L. C. 1. d.
March 18th 1869, S-6t
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SINKING OF The KEuKUK.


An official dispatch from Col. Graham,
commanding on Morris Island, received in
the city Wednesday morning, at Gen. Rip
ley's Headquarters, stated that an iron clad
Monitor, supposed to be the Keokuk, had
sunk ut nine o'clock, on the beach inside the
Bar. off Morris Island. The gratifying in
tclligcnce was shortly after confirmed by
dispatch f. ON Fort Sumter, and the arrival
Of sc, ernl officers and Others who saw the
Keokuk going down Until she disappeared,
with nothing but her chimaeys appearing
above water. The keokHk was one Of the
most powerful "f h9r class, and her loss
will be II staggering blow 10 the enemy
She Was bui't last spring and summer. in |
accordance with p'aus furnished by Mr..
| Whitney, an iron merchant Of New York,
and VAS said to be Wpcrvious 10 the larges,
sho, or sh~lI capable of being thrown from
the most formidable fertilization. Her ar
mam-nt consisted Of tEo fifteen inch Dahl
greIs-one in each turret. Thus ends one
Of the boosted mvulncrablc feet which, it
has long been trampeted fo:th, could not
be sunk, but would demolish and wipe out
ever y thing that opposed their progress.
The result 30 far has ela,rG our people
and given the highest satisfaction to our
military commanders. Whether it wih
prove as equally satisfactory to the enemy
remains 10 be seen.
It is known that several others of the
fleet, said 10 have been ten in number, that
made the attack, were severely injured.
We learn from good authority that the
distance Of The Monitors from Port Sumter
during the engagement Was not over sigh
J. hundred yards. The steamer Pdssaic wai
: the leader and not the keokuk at frat re
d ported The latter is said to have beeI
f the last TO come into line and the last goini
{ out.
5 Seven Of the Monitors and the Ironside
were reported at headquarters ns still ,nsid
J.. the bar Wednesday morning later &c
. port in the afternoon stated that thes. Yes
II. sells had gone outside aud eight turretie
4 Monitors were seeu stean'ing South, npp
n. renily bound 10 Port Royal. II was though
# they remained inside during th. night AL
ID following morning {" render assistance
re- the Keokuk, but finding nil their Efforts
N save her useless, they abandoned her ai
=. left as above stated
q. In the evening, however, the seven tu
ts retted monsters rs.nppeared. and it is b
n Iieved they had merely gone ronna to S'",
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Prom Chattanooga

CHATTANOOGA, April 9.-The enemy oc'
cup;cs Lebanon with a division under Gen.
Reynolds. The enemy is also in force at
Carthage.
Th. news from Kentucky is cheering
The Louisville Democrat. spnrns the tyran'
nv Of the Union Democratic Convention
and its platform.
All quiet at Columbia.
Twenty more prisoners reached here yes
tcrdny.
The Yankee scouts have burned the Rail.
road Bridge north of McMiunyille.
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From Florida.

SAvAssAH. ApnI "a letter to the
Morning Ne,os from PaIatka, Fla says that
on the 27th ult., the Yankee gunboat Bed.
ford was attacked in the ST. Johns River
by Cnpt. Dickson's Cavalry. The boat wns
driven off and many Yankees killed and
wounded. Among the killed is the notori-
ou. Kansas .utlaw Montgomery.
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A Proclamation.

RICHMOND, April lO-Presidcnt Davis
will issue n proclamation Tomorrow morn
ing. ,ging the people to direct their agri-
cultural labor mainly I" the production Of
foo. crops. lie taxes MI encouraging view
OF the present situation Of affairs and urges
the raising Of food for man and beast as n
means of averling the only danger which
the Go"srnment regards with apprehension
tie administers n just rebuke to spectators
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Fine Stock.
Ny though.bred Horse
DhPPLE JOHN

will stand the ensuing Spring Season, com
The first week In March, at my
residence near Hanging Rock.
DAPPi.E JOHN 10 fuil.biOodsd Jsnoa
aud Canadian. He is SO we'll known in this
section that it is scarcely necessary 10 say
ANYTHING 10 commendation Of his superior
Qualities His Colts speak for themselves
aud they are unhesilatingly pronounced bI
good judges to be among the best stock OF
our country. For hneusss Of form, spirited
appearance and activity Of motion, he 10 not
exceilsd by any hcrs. in the State.
Mares from a distance can be accommo.
dated with stab ing and pastures.
Terms: for the Insurance $4,000.
JAMES II. INGRAM.
| FEB 26, 1893, ~
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VILLAGE LOTS FOR SALE.

eon,nining sixty seven acre., forty or forty
five acres Of which is in woods situate IN
The son,h.tn suburbs OF the Village Of Ian.
CASTER portion being within the lncorP"r.
nj. limits The Tract embraces the Old
Muster field. 1t is susceptible OF being di.
yidcd into several fine building Lots
For particulars, M to terms &c, apply
to w. VI. CONNORS, 'gt.
April ID. 1863. lo-u
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iron THE LAScAsrER LEpGER.I
CANT GREGG, Va, March 26, l ls63.

Iron THE LANCASTER LEDGFR.1
CANT GREGG, Va. March 26, 1858.
MR. EDITOR Nothing orthy OF serious
consideration has trnnspirsd since my last,
except a small cavalry fight on the extreme
left wing II our army. You will see, be.
fore this reaches you, full accounts Of that
engagement. in the Richn,cnd Papcrs-b"'
let me advise your readers not 10 "swallow'
nn excellent way OF cinning gloryF They
are, generally, distributed over the country
im email squads, 10 guard the passes and
observe The movements Of thu enemy, and
occasionally they happen TO exchange snota
nj long ,anGe. when great Flourish OF
,rump.ts" is sounded. aud much ado made
over their grand achievements. The cnval.
| ry Ia. u" doub,, n very important arm ofthe
service it constitutes the eyes and ears Of
the army. and VIXEN that 10 said, there is not
very mach more to be added. Gen. Stuart
has accomplished, with his cavalry some very
impor,ar; exploits, which did no doubt,
mature in time 10 our advantage, but all IT
,h,. da,hing cavalry ruids, which YOU read
Of in tho Riehmond papers, are greatly ex
ar~ra,.d. " IT'D The exception of Ihc one into
r.,.,,l..nia, shortly after The Sharpsburg
c,,, uo ,o, draw IN, inference. from
,,hu | h,v. ,uid. that | entertain hard feel
ms "r mean di.respect Id all our cavalry
soldiers. Tia, Is far FROM our i"'-nii"ns
g., ,h.,. s,. -, ,,l,un, md patriotic men
:, u,,, ,,,,,.h of u,. ,.rxi.. m, .ny other
nv. mann o,b,yI who ,s in
: and ,,,L. i, ~ bu,;n.,s 10 foIlnw
y -, w ,,,,, ,,,,,,ug, I'M. r,,,o,ry. com.
,i,,;, s.,,.d,,;o,. ,,o, m. ri,,z.n.
,oa C,rr.d.
.r';. ~ ~ .,, ,ix.,.
!. L.n .h.,,Iv ut., 6,h, .u in. ba,,l.
:. g., ..,;,, ,.. au.d md Io,dinp ur
4. u,.;, h,,. .i,,, ,h. ,n.iI. W. hav.
/. ,.a - ,,.,, n, g., -o,.r, in p,r
% ,I,.,.I f,,h, nav
re t,;- ., A;-,,.h .,,,;.r ,os, b,,,e 70
- ,,-, ,.l.,,, S..., n ,nfo,m ,,,.i
Il. r:.",,1, ,,;,L. s,,
OF ,,,...;t -, .om.. ,,,ony
'e .,,.- ub.n i, f,c, daf eoopany Inns n.,s
~ b.,, IN a ,,ug,. 6ph, Som. war has dull
" b.s h.u with the till. Of .li,. Insurape
g Com,.,;.,r-a v~,y apv,opria,. .piths, {.
- vi,,i,;a .,v.Isv. MN so.6d.n; if Gr
u.mu,oc h,d =, Brigade Of Carolina bo,
AZ mad. Of such material q. ,hr "Ca,awi
re, Kaop.r.." from Lancaster, and "Ru,l-d.
M.,,,.i M.,~ fr,m Cbarl-ston, ,ha, ih.
In. v..ld very soon .lay all other cavalry vi
oily ,o,;.. in In. .bad.. In Gen. Hampton,
in hind MI ,he ouaIi,i.s Of n cavalry OF
- crr-br.ye, energetic, fo,..scinp, and wi,
or !. more rroui-i,., 10 is ds.hinx in all b
d'. moy,m.u,.. I, will DO recolIee,.d, IL
'"s ,hi, officer led The advanc. IN Stuarts f.
1e' int. PENNSYLVANIA, displaying pisus,t
;,d..m.nl and disposing Of his troop-
r., ,,ch , ,k,iIfu, aud effective manner, as
comul.,.ly battle Tho enemy ne to his {
,v. ngu.. Excuse ns TOR d,gr.~.i.g SO
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The Augusta papers. in consequence Of The
uncertainty Of procuring supplies OF paper, o~-
,ng 10 the destruction Of the BAH Paper Mile.
have determined, for the prsssa. 70 farn''h
,hsir paper .. tie rate Of Eve dollars for two
mon,i,s, aud have 6ssd the rate 81 advertising
q, two dollars per square Of ten Inca
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THE FINE LARGE PREMIUM
JACK CHURUBUStU.

VIII h.. Al the Iiam,uond Place during
the Spring season "f h3 Ills ,erms arc
SO the insurance. tn. Cots are args ana
nm. Persons are referred 10 the neignbor
hood of TaxAbnW for 'he SIZE ana quah'
of his Colts Apply TO tho Groom at the
hammond Place. THIS JACK hns been
awarded prrmnm b. the State FAIR.
April /, 1868, o."
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ESTATE NOTICE.

The mole. and Books Of account Of the
E,,a,. Of the late David Billings have been
left in our hands for collection. fsrA"ns
indebted To SAID Estate viii please MAKE
immediate payment To the nrdsrs'ghe'' ana
those having claims against The same "'''
present them, legally "tte''ed' "''h'n '"e
lime prescribed by law: ,s
Auy's for K. q. BILLINGS, Ad m
March as, 1868. '-o''
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woRra CoxsIprsiso.-Suppose, s.ys the
Tallahassee rloridian, the planters plant largely
Of cotton. and the corn crop should p owe in
.uricien, TO feed the army and the people
Who will stArve 6n. the men in the army or
the planter and his slavest In palmer words.
will no, tho Government seize the corn IN the
ol.n,sr's crib and the pork in the smoke house,
rather than see the soldiers stsrvef
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Rags! Rags

We will pay = cents per pound Tor "''
clean c",'"" or linen Rag delivered at the
ledger Office
Aprl ., 10 u
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Extortion is nigh prices eztrde.ed from the
poor TO, The neesssdrirs Of life WITHOUT PRO.
poRrIosArE COST IN THE PsopucrI,S.
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NOTICE.

P-rssn. Indebted to the Estate OF the iate
A. e. Dunlap ar- hereby informed thai their
notes OF accounts are Mt the Store oi Messs
iasseltine g. Massey, where all who wish
10 settle may avail themselves OF The op'
portunily of dong 80. And all persons
having demand. against said Estate are 's'
anest.d TO present them at the same place
for payment. ,
March 4, 1868, 4-ot
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WAR NEWS.
From Charleston.

CHARLEsTos. April s-hn official Dis
patch 1, on iiardc., :lie announces that carly
TN, uorni"g, Gen. w Walker, with his
hgnt ar,iIiery. had destroyed one Of the
.n-m,'s gunbo.ls III Cnosaw river.
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The Bath paper nin, recently burnt near
Augusta, Gs-. IVES The largest pspsr mill IN the
coafederscy.
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NOTICE.

During nv nb.cnce in tn. army, Andrew
Johnston will act rs my Agent for The
transaction of any business that may irave
nn..,,l,d. w. A. BlGGAkT.
Lancaster District, April 10, 1868, 10 ~
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JUST RECElV ED.

10 pieces Fancy and Monrning Prints.
Also, Linen Cauibric Handserchiefs
B. BOYD.
March 81, 1859, co
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The last gun was fired by tho enemy at
half.past five p. m.
The practice was admirable and reflects
great credit upon officers and men.-Char-
lesion Courier, 8th.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02
Chicago IN ROCK lsland Railroaf
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1863

H.
IN AM AFT sk MONDAY, NAY IL. ls.3
- and until tufther notice, trains Ell i.ave
DsvocpoIt daily. Sundays excepted, Is follows:
lst mail train at.... .................sl 10 A. ~
"a freight train 49,. 50 r. n
on u8ut oXpress. " 81 P, n.
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays o..
copted, - follows:
I'd daily express and mail train at. 8 20 r. y.
3D. freight and "a class ca st....... 2 20 p. \.
Al trains over thisr ou are in direct connection
atChissgo with trains 'ver both tho Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Ra lroad to and from De.
volt, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
tittsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba
~, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash.
ingtOn.
Passengers are ramindad of tho necessity Of
giving disunct directions to the destination or
thor baggage, also to procure tickets before TAX
lag their seats in the cars, as the conductors COL
lsct fares only to stations on tho limo Of no Chi.
osso and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport. May IL 1893. dr.