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THE STATE CAPITAL.


raj.
THk OONSTrurIoNALrrY or THE ISSUE or 6xA1B
sr00ks TO ENCOURAGE xnLIsrnENFs.
ALAAxr, Jan 10. lS0a
Tho Attorney 0ensra In answer resolution Of -
Senate relative 70 the constituonality OF issus -
State stocks 10 encourage enlistmen gives the sos
ing opinion That the organic law which, ut seosisn
eleven Of article Of the constitution aIows -
State contract debts 10 repei INVASION suppress
reoton defend the State In Ia not rserabls 70 ths
national sxsency specified in the Senate resolution bat
virtually. by Its ters clearly It was Intended 70 b
restricted 70 debts for the purpose Of quelling invasion =
the State Of suppresng insurreoon within is bordss
or Of defending tho State In The issue OF SeaAs
stocks in tho and for the purpose declared In -
Senate resolution would In the opinion Of the Attorney
General be tho Of State debt Of tho charastsg
Of those contemplated by section twelve q article ssva
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sspsAssdy eomplainsd Of by Commanding oosrs In The
Southern eeates and attempt win b made TO break
up the whole arranssmsok large number Of specuia-
tors ere here prepared for any emergency contrary
their cotton interests and nrsnOhed In the lobess q
tho Capitol have already commenced their insidious
attacks upon the opponents Of the system The subject
however has not yet been sufficiently In
ess 10 fully determine the relative strength Of the ~
spective parties
REPRESENTATIVE cox's PEACE RESOLUTIONS.
Nh. Cox, In calling up hts peace resolutions In the
House to-day, which declare Il 70 be the duty OF the
President In case rebels willing to receive peace
commissioner 70 appoint such commissioners 10 nego
tiats settlement Of existing circumstances said that
they expressed substantially the views Of Horace Greeley
but Notwithstanding this endorsement the resolutions
were tabled BY decisive vote.
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED BY ruE SENATE.
The Senate in executive session to-day, confirmed tho
following nominations:-
W. J. 6tillman Of Massachusetts, now Consul ct Rome,
70 be Consul ct Gambia.
Frank Swan, Of Ohio 70 be Consul q Augsburg
b. r. Potter % be Paymastor, with rank Of major.
Knight 6psny Of Connecticut, 70 DO Consul at Bar
BADGES, vice Winston J. Trowbridge, deceased.
John L Near. Michigan, TO bs Consul at Port sarniA
Andrew Van Dyaok 70 DO Collector q Customs II
Ts$ Rssa :. Collector q Customs for The district
J.@s. a Hsrudsr 70 b Collector q Customs a
james T. wharton to be Surveyor Of Customs at Par.
ksrsburo, West Virginia Srf
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Brooklyn City News.


TIE NAVY YARD TINE TABIx-TuR RECENT ORpxa Sos
rzSDxDAn order, dated the 11;h instant issued TO
tho heads OF the different departments tho Navy Yard
Friday last directing that and after Monday tho
10th inst tho time table should be altered
tend tho working hours OF the employees forty-one
minutes day. The workmen held consultations and
unanimously agreed to wait upon the Naval Constructor
and request that the obnoxious order that portion
ferring to 'time" be rescindcd The result was that
on Sunday the part objected 10 withdrawn for the
prcscnt until such tme further instructions be
received from the Navy Department at Washington Tho
following u the order upon which the time table al
tered-
NAVY DEPARTMENT. BuRsAu or YARps AND poczs,l
s.By order 2, The ses,e., Of tn:
public properly asrucson . Keep The snsius:
WIEN snsp e sas &.
sowcd weri oonpsed :, Ten hour. e days
. ns ~ Sss4. .ss s =
m: :,. a.ss .S on. o" work " Tho
am, respectfully, your osedicns ssryana
Rear Admiral HmA. rAeISi.o, connsassn Navy asia
Tho werkmen contend that they work tho came mum.
averaging nine hours and twenty minutes per day
the year round. For six months they work hours
hours This was the ssroensn. entered into between
the authorities Of the yard and the workmcn in 1897
hence they object to any alteration They resumed work
yesterday morning ~ usual, and nj tho usual Time
STAINING AsYRAr TN TIE Fu1n wARp.-A young man
named James Mcvey, returned soldier, but recently
employed In the Navy Yard dangerously II not IA
tally stabbed In ARRAY about three O'Clock yesterday
morning Mcvey, with . number Of others had spent
nearly the whole night In liquor saloon tho
Of Sands street and Hudson avenue mostly engaged In
drinking and playing dice for the same quarrel
IN regard to the payment Of Of the games and VIM.
Revere who was accused Of neglectng 70 pay Ion the
house with companion. Several OF the party, includ
ing hcvey followed and quarrel ensued in which Re-
verc cut Mcvcy across the abdomen with knifo nict
ing fearful cash. The injured man conveyed 70
the City Hospital where he lies In prccarious cond
ton Revere was arrested nj his residence In Charles
street. By ocer McCary Of the Forty-secoud prccnot
police, and committed 70 await results
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Colonel Buckley, chief OF the Russian Ame-
rcan telegraph arrived the Moses Taylor and rs busy
organising for tho enterprise He goes 10 British Colum
ba in few days 10 start the preliminary exploring par
ties Tho main expedition will SGT out In March.
Advices from Arizona that the Legislature OF that
Territory adjourned November 10 after session OF forty
three days Tho next session will meet In December
1905 81 such place the Governor may designate, the
Legislature having failed TO permanently locate the ca
tai al Prescott Tho next ton will be in September
Arrived yesterday, mail steamer Golden CITY, Panama,
with tho passengers that left New York December %
Arrived to-day bark Passce, New York
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Marine Disasters.

The schooner Nancy arrived at Halifax from New
York. reports, December 49, OF Georges shoa fell in with
tho schooner Mayfower, Of Machias, Me- Captain
Holmes for Boston, with loss Of oil her sails part u her
standing rigging, boat &c lnboring In heavy With
been at the pumps for three days All hands including
Two female passengers, were taken OF and carried TO
Halifax.
The schooner Syphia Captain souc, from wcsror',
Me- Tor Boston, was picked in Boston Bay this morn
Ing by the United States cutter Pnwtuxe In disabled
condition, and towed Into Gloucester
PORTLAND, Me, Jan. To- 1885.
The schooner 8 7 King, Captain Clendcnen bound
from New York 10 Calais, Me- with cargo OF nour ana
corn, IN ashore House Island, In Portland harbor,
btiscd with the lido cbbing and lowing through bcr
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Escaped onieers from Rebel Prisons.

-, n"vA VII v, iehh., Jan 70 iev''
The following escaped officers and correspondents have
reported snce the 9th inst Col Butler, Sixth Indiana
cavalry; Captains Anderson, Third Maine; Conrad,
Twenty nfth Town; Meade, Eleventh Now York; First
Lieutenants Chds Sixteenth Maine; Notrsscy Twclfth
Iowa; Duchess, Firh United Statea cavalry; krsy,
Third New York Artiilory Second Lencnanis Johpson
Tor, Fret Maryland. aud ouphsct. rhr,y.hhs New
Jersey,
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ALBANY, Jan. II, i004
Tho Bounty bill made the special order Tor $780,
row ct twelve O'Clock
Il MLIA MrnoDUCD.
To amend the charter OF the Germania SAVINGS Bonk
To amend the act relative 70 h0lidaya
BY Mr. LAMBMR-To create the Metropolitan Fire -.
trict and establish department therein The bin 30
vdes that the Governor and Senate shall appoint -
confirm four commissioner who shall take posesioa q
and exercise entire control ever the Fire Depaze-
and all hrc apparatus In existence In tbs No
tropoan Police district The members OF the now -
partment TO BIO selected a. far az practicable m
tho old department and those Of tho old departments -
good standing thus selected to DO discharge
and declared exempt Tho present fund % 70 b -
served intact
The bill 70 incorporate tho Home for Disabled Solllm
ordered 70 q third reading.
Adjourned.
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Court Oalcndar-This Day.

suPxxM CoURr-CRcur. Court opons 6
sss 7es sss 49, sls $40 ss sa3 sSs $751; ssS 81
ST. 9Ol Part 2-Court opens at ten o'clock A n No3
$50 0ls, o2e 47s AT, 7to 7ss 74s 74s 7Se, 7e2 7s
172 TIA, 6S2 TIA, 700, sO2, S12 s24
SUpKsioR CouRr-TRIaL TEaM Part Mos 1743, 33el,
4617. 1888 1887, 1851, 4771, 4T7 N7o E7Sl, asa
47S4 472l 1887 4O93 2z23 451l, 4067 4937. Part -
Nos 2s72 72e z54e 4l7s 4o32 3l2s, arcs, 47Io ara
4774 ATTIC ATS, ALSO 1882 4784
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The Tennessoe Convention.

CINCINNATI, Jan TO- 1905.
The correspondent Of tbs Commsrciai, writing from
Nashville, says
The Convention passed BY nearly . unanimous vote
resolution that person should DO considered - quail
ned TO vote until he shall stringent oath declaring
himself unreservedly In favor Of the Union and all Laws
and proclama.ons issued by President Lincoln o. Con-
oresa sinos the war began.
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House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1895.

ADDITIONAL STEAMBOAT ssPRcIoRs
Mr. wAsHBuRSR rop) Of Ill, introduced bill for the
appointment Of two assistant steamboat inspectors a,
New York, and two 10 al inspectors at Gaena ILL., which
was referred to the Committee on Commerce
- AMEsrMtNr
Mr. WitSoS, trcpl OF Iowa introduced bill 70 amend
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Defence OF the Northern Frontier.
nu..s- Ha L.. IN daag

BnSAS5 Nc, Jan. 10, 1865
Two companies Of STATE Guards arrived hero yesterday
and to-day proceeded 70 the batteries In Wow OF
recent Canadian difficulties, II 10 undsrstood that the
coast and frontier OF Maine be prepared for
gencies and companies have been sent 70 Cssns and
MachiaA
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Cherokee PiIIs-Female Regulator
Sold by all druggists; 81 boz pamphlet fr-e
Address Dr. w X MERwIN 90. Is Liberty street. n T.
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81. L0UW, JAN 10, Ib00.
The ttle Rock Demoros says the recent election Of
W. b Snow TO the United States Senate from Arkansas
was farce Only sixty votes were cast while It re-
aured seventy six 70 constitute quorum Of tho Legis-
hture
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ALBANY, Jan. 10, H.
Tho SrxAKm called tho Assembly to order a ssssa
O'Clock There being no quorum present the House
Adjourned
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AllcOck's Porous Plasters Cure Pains
and weakness ohe side and back aud applied just brow
the shoulder badea catarrh Of the head 0Mso
2Qi Canal street. also No Union square, and BY druG
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nwrflsnll,s Arntca

Batchelor's Hair Dyc-The Best In the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous Tho only perse
Dye. Factory u Barclay street
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News from California;.

Keevsr charged with the murder Of tho Roosa family
has been discharged, having proved an aitx
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Ladies' Gilt Combs, New styles, JUse
received Psrts-rhrcc Pour Five Six Seven Eight
Ten Fifteen Twenty Dollars each. for sale by 0EO q
ALLEN, ais Broadway, ono door below Canal street
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Prizes Cashed in All Legalized L0ttss.
les Information gven BY CLAYTON. 10 Wall strosl New
York.
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Court OF Appeals.

ALBANY, jan 10, Ibo&
Tho following 10 the day calendar OF tho Court g
Appeals for January r:-Nos q oS %, %, % 81. -
100, 1Ol, 1O2.
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Add Men Declare that the Od0r %
PHALoN's NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs gives a-HSy.
ancy their sprs-and pretty Lass
excellent FOR relieving that life would BE- nothnG
without It. even In palace with A lad In.
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Dardsnlls Arnica Mathematician In
faibe for burns scald sprsns, rheumatism, gun
shot Ac single application alays the pain rum
the instant Il Is applied No family should be with
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Serious Boiler Explosion-scven Lives
Lost.

BURLINGTON, w., Jan. 10. 1895
Tho boilers Of the Pioneer Mechanic Shops In this city,
burst about halfpa sIx O'Clock this morning, killing
seven and badly wouadng three The engine house 10
complete wreck Tho loss ID estimated a S2s ooo No
inauranna
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prixes CashsA
In gold Information furnished Highest rates paid fug
Doabloons and all kinds Of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR CO, Bankers, 10 w an strooA
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American Bclles.-America

proud OF her beautiful Ladies': but how many sAss
beauty and lose their health and youth become prrmaturs
old appearance BY nsgec.ng 70 take poP.r care 81 ts<
all worthy place the sweetest lips caA
be- had in all civilized countries. Sold By all drugg10
andp
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beliion.
Mr. KELLEY, (rcp) OF Pa, said tho organised war Of
us to govern tho territory have conquered and the
question Of reconstruction presses itself upon atten
tom and cur legislation IN shss behalf viii though
whether guerilla war shall haras communities for long
years. be suppressed in brief time by punishments
administered through courts and law 70 marnnde for
the they may commit under the Of partisan
warfare Al The close Of an international war the
for the and or Is. @
ture; indemnity for the past in money or In srrory
security for the future By new treaties the establish
power and tho territory upon which II dwelh 1ndem
nifty for tho past We cannot hope 70 obtain
who involved the country IN this sanguipay war; and
peroncd the dupes and victims who have ayayed them
= nag
shed the boundaries Of our country, restored 10
Gag and constitution their supremacy over territory which
and possess The other demand we may and must
oessfuly make tsecurty for the futurs accssble
guarantees requires the adoption Of no new idea The
making OF no experiment. the entering upon no sea Of
polc. speculation o1 would have ben an era q
father. 20 demand the ndepsndence Of q" United
courage and long endurance in the field, and
guided them In establishing . constitution which
which /. was framed and adopted, and the influence
OF which shall modify, and change, and bring Into
Its simlitudc the government Of the world. Had
we and all the generation that preceded US accepted
those principles and been guided by the sefeviacnt
truths to which no alluded, the world would hn,o
known the martial power Of the American people, or
allied the fact that government that sits lightly as
upon the people In peace so infinitely strong Ia
the terrible season. Mr. Kelly discussed at much length
his proposition that the government Of be United States
Instituted TO the rights OF all the citizens Of the
country, and not for the benefit OF men OF only
He said he know not where 10 look for evidence which
would ghen the concusveness OF tho OF proof
he bad adduced embracing, as did tho action Of the
trainers Of oil the State constitutions but one OF the
gress for framing articles OF confederation OF tho
ton for framing the constitution OF the United States
the acts Of Congress In unbroken series the
active life OF generation, aud the solemn obligations
assumed by the Executive Department Of the national
government in the exercise Of the treaty power
II other Of proof there he could only 70
make assurance doubly His amendment 10 the bill
not that tho entire OF tho DcoJle Of
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Address 20 smokcrs.-Pollak q Son,
Meerschaum manufacturers eva broadway. near vo~ssA
street. Pipes to order.
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Tho Cunard mail steamship Asia, Captain koodiA ~
leave Boston Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close in this city u 60
erpast and at half I've O'Clock this afternoon
The NEW YoRx HEsALD-Edton for Europe-win -
ready Al nne o'clock In the morning.
Single copos in Wrappers roady for mailing, six esu
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Thc Con.umcr., ncncf,t Coal .,cmpAny

WILL DELIVER COAL At hHLCAL COST
TO Nil SWRSCklH.Sa
BOOKS NOW oPi,S AZ rIE O..(nViNG PLACES
CuMPANY'S oFflCT, n Broadway foou ~
&, VI frPbEVAIF 4 BRO sti FruidNiy,
tsb THE EAST GIiaa MANN, .s....
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MAILS FOR EUROPE

Tho Cunard mail steamship Asia, Captain Noodle. ~
leave Boston Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close in this city a 60
past half past Ave o'clock this afternooa
The NEW YoRK HKsALD-Edition for Europe-win -
ready Al nine o'clock In the morning
Single copos In Wrappers rOady for mailing, SIX osuA
American BcIles.-Amsrica IL Justly
az nsn .. y" oS
ss b. ~ 20 s tx. s
s~ s hs IN SHsssY s IL
Prizes Cashed in All Legalized Lottsr.
les Information siven BY CLAYTON 10 Wall sres. New
Royal Hawai-. Lctssry;mPri.s: c.:n:S
TAYLOR CO. Bankers. 10 Wan strssA
Address 70 smoksrs.-PoII.k q Son,
Mssrs'hsg n % .s, s broadway near So~
Add Men Declare that the Odor %
PHALoNs NIGHT BLOOMING cEREUs gives a-Hsc
srcslisns relieving thai Ire would b noss
without IT. even In palace with AAdin.
AIleock's Porous PI.stsrs Cure Pains
ss .soude, ae cure s ;s.rr , e the head srs o.
BatcheIor's Hair Dye-The Rest In the
world Harmsse reliable. instantaneous Tho only psrfsss
Bsrdsnlrs Arnica Liniment.-An In
. s Sss s y n. PAIN rum
burn the instant u applied No family should be WITH
S sSa :. a d. eIssfl IaIs Co. s.
Generals Grant and sherman Pntrons.s
the Boo, and Shoe Emporium Of BROOKS 57s BscAA
r,S Cpp2s s md os@rsa Shoe. and s
crs. Boys and Youths Waterproof Boots.
Ladies' GILT Combs, New styles, Juss
Tes r,.rn " 70 twenty Dollar eaeS or sale BY aEo
ALLEN, Hs Broadway, one door below Canal stree.
Mauser's Tags-Il5 Chambers Street.
Neglected Coughs and CoIds.-Few are
aware Of ,As Importance checking cough 'comnoa
ooid stage THAI which, the beginning wouA
yield TO mild remedy neglected. Ne
iunsa BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs," ce~sA
Lozsnges AFFORD instant relief.
Old Eyes Made New.
os sG y or %sa s 'sS =
X. II. FooTE, N. D., 1850 Broadway. MI
sudden Death-Bewars OF Colds.
Health and long nfs
and blood free from
RRAspnErTs PILLS a. ,Al. and iSsr . .ieI.::s
'' SSs spS sn sR1spRf ipf House 10 fis
insure. he eksUfs Gs sRSSSsEfas FILE
skating Boots, Warm Ovcrshocs Booss
;ns ssSs' SsdsS III
Seal Rings FOR Gcntiemen-Fine Gold
New styes-siT Eight Ton, Twelve, Fifteen Twcny.nys
One Hundred Fifty dollars each. For sale by ohO "
ALLEN, ti5 Broadway one door below Cana. street
To Consumpiivcs.
QUERVH
COP LIVER OIL JELLY
Annoyed BY the Academy " Medicine.
rc- co,gi1' COILS Bronchial aud rubcfcuiar Consnmr~
,lcr seToia ani 0rnerpl Debility. Tho mild, blend
srS la form which God Liver on be used nd
Win mos beuen secured 20 the pacnt6y single tcsrrot
III ~ Jelly An W double tue quantity ~ tho oesr or
unI eli6ed oil. FOR sale by
Wholesale Druggist, 10 Beekma street
Ns~ York
The Consumers Bcncnt Coal Company
WILL DELIVER COAL At ArLgAL COST
TO kLi SWRSCKlR.Sa
BOOKS NOW OPEN Ar rtlE 10 .,fnWIN1 TLAEk1
COMPANY oFfdCI, n Broat.,y, f1an ~
&, ". irPbEpAE q BRO t3l FfnidNy
~ Broadway.
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Maussr's Tags-II5 Chambers street.
Neglected Coughs and CoId..-Few .,


Of the importance Of checking cough comnos
ood In M nrs stage; THAI which. In The beginning wouiA
yield 10 mild remedy, neglected, preys uros Ne
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Approved by the Academy " Medicine.
rc- Congli Coils Bronchial and fubcfcular Consimr~
,en ecr0fla and General Debility Tho most mld bisnJ
ana nnt.0us 10 which God Liver on ran be used 30
h nora bcuent secured 60 the pauentby single tcnspcot
III ~ ihs Jelly than W double tue quantity IL tho osr ~
unI ellded oil. FOR sale by
~ n TREuX,
Wholesale Druggist, 10 Beekman street.
Nsv York.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-14
ROCK ISLAND POST OFFICE.
Mail Arrangement.

Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives 1t
$3.50 A. NJ and 4:45 P. VI. Closes at 40 A.
NJ, and 1880 P. NJ.
Sterling aud Rock Island Railroad Mail, via Mo
line, WATERFOWL, Hampton, Rapids City, Port
Byron and Cordova arrives at $50 a m, and
closes 1T 4.30 p.
DIuenport Nal arrives 40 A. NJ, and 500
P. NJ Closes 500 =. NJ, and t.l5 P. vi.
DqualcEa Mail via Pleasant Ridge, HaElItt, Ham
let, Perryton, Aledo, Monroe, New Boston and
KeithsOurg, to 0quawka, leaves Monday, W ed
ucsday Friday, ats a ARRIVES Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday, at P. ii.
MIcomb Mail, Presumption, FarLow's
Grove, Viola, Pope Greek, North HeLder-
son and Monmouth to Macomb, leaves We'd
nesday and Saturday at a. IL. Arrives Tues
day and Friday at P. 81.
Centre POINT MAJ, via Rural, PrAlrIeheld, Rich
land Grove, Centre Ridge, Oxford, North Prairie
G..d Henderson, to Centre Point, leaves We'd
nesday and Saturday at A. N. Arrives Tuesday
and Friday at 6 Pm.
cambridge Nail via: Coal Valley, Pennsy lvanla,
Orion and Antover, to Cambridge, leaves
Monday and Friday, II a Arrives Thurs
day and Saturday p. NJ
Office hours from A. II. to ). 90 P.
On Sunday open from to 10a
b. HAWLEY, P. NJ.
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Mississippi Il Missouri Railroad.
a go; 80 - 80

Trains run by Chicago time, which is twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
AN AND AFTER MONDAY, AUGUST
" 2Sth, 1865, and until further notice, trains
will leave Davenport as follows:
s 40 NJ. Express for Kellogg and Washington.
40 A NJ. freight tor kellogg.
$50 P. NJ. freight and passenger for Iowa Ciiy
and MuscatIne.
Trains arrive at Davenport as follows:
I2.45 P. NJ. freight and accommodation from
Iowa City.
6.45 P. NJ. freight and accommodation from
Kellogg and Washington.
10 p. NJ. express from Kellogg and MuscatIne.
The $40 A. Nj. tram out of Davenport makes di-
rect connections at keh ogg, Iowa City and Wash
lngtou, with the Western Stage Company's
Stages for all points west, southwest, aud north
west.
Trans from the west connect at Davenport with
trains of the Chicago Rock Island Railroad tor
all points East North and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity OF
giving distinct directions to the destination OF
their baggage. Also to procure tickets before TAX
ing their seats IN the cars,
A. kIMBALL, Sup't