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CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-Arrivs, at
$40 A. ". and s:20P. VI. Closes At $40 4. NJ.
and 500 p. NJ.
PORT BYRON MAlL--yia Ws.ertown, HAnp.
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron and Cordova, AZ
tives at s:b5 A. VI. Cosssi.5 p. NJ.
COAL VALLEY MAtL-lby csrs) daily, savsi
between and 2 A. ", returning at about B
T.. Il. Orion and AlipVor are supplied ny
this route
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL-srriye, at 1850 A,
". aud 1903 p. NJ. closes at $40 A. NJ. and
200 p. NJ
ALEDO Matilda Camden Mile, Andalu-
un, Etriugtou, Hamlet, PsrrytOn, Alsdo, High
point, Eow Boston, keithsburg, OquawAa, TO
O1usuha Junction, ,sagetownl, leaves daily
between 5 A. NJ, aud arrives ut $50 2. NJ.
Mail mottor for Pleasant Ridge, Halliu, Buf-
hio Prairie, illinois City, brury, Copper
Creek, Rni AiIersburg, goes by THE route.
MONMOUTH MAIL.-yia Prserupton, susl,
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, and
Richlnud Grove 90 Monmouth, leaves Tues =
days Thursdays aud Saturdays at A. NJ,
-aG arrives Eond4ys, Wednesdays and Pri.
DAY ~ 2. n. Ceotrs Ridge is supplisd
on Tuesdays by this route.
CENTRE RIDGE, via RurNl once a week. Ar
rver Friday evening, a. o'clock, and leave
saturday morning, at 9 o'clock
UEirs hours from 7;r0 A. NJ. 10 500 =, VI.
.g=s- SaLdA s. open from TO 10 AN.
". b. OSBORN, Post Master
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Special Nsstins-May 10Th 1867,

Presen,-His Honor the Msvo, and Al.
dermen Roseufeld, WoIlenbSup, Riley,
Spencer, Huber, P. skinner 4 c. ". Skin.
neT.
The object Of the meeting as stated By the
May or, was to take into considera,iop, the
resembling of a motion passed last meeting
Ordering all election for Alderman in me
2nd. Ward, on the 18th instl as the time
specified WAS not sufficient TO connIv vi,b
the requirements Of the law.
Aid, {. W. Skinner moved ths, AIdor
man Spencer's motion, ordering an election
to be held on the sth inst, be rescinded-
carried.
On motion Of Alderman c W. Skinner
au election was ordered to be held in the
2hd Ward on the sIh day Of June, 1869 TO
hll the vacancy caused BY the resignation of
Mr. Shaw
Alderman Rosen6eld moved that " d.
Merrill, Robert koehler, and Job Ross, be-
appointed judges at the coming election.
The chairman Of the committee authorized
last meeting 10 settle with Mr. G. Case, re
ported that Mr.. Case proposed to sell to the
city his interest in Arsenal street north Of
the south line Of Illinois street TO river for
six hundred and fifty dollars
Alderman =. Skinner moved that the
proposition be accepted aud an order drawn
on the Treasurer for the amount Carried
Mr., Davenport's proposition TO map aud
record Dock and Madison streets, aud pay
court costs in the suits now pending with
the city, upon condition the city would cause
Madison and Dock streets to be made passa,
la for fnu %, H., ~
city and vGcase that poa.on of Adams
street, lying south Of u point, thirty feet
south Of Indian Boundary line, was read.
Alderman Skinner moved that the propo'
sit!ou Of Mr.. d be accepted. Lost.
On motion Of Alderman L. skinner, the
Mayor was Authorized 10 settle with Mr.
Davenport an directed
The following ordinance wss submitted
An ordinance 10 connect an ordinance en-.
titled. "-iH ordnance relating 10 the Publ,
Landings and for the collection Of Whoytagc
Aid. z. Skinner moved that the ordinance
be adopted.
Yeas and nays being called for, resulted
as follows:
Yeas, Aid. Wollenhaupt, Riley, Huber, p
Skinner and C.. W. Skinner.
Nays, AID. RosenGeld and Spencer.
I L Gray, Bridge Tender, report for the
month Of April, was read
On motion same was referred to Finance
! Committee.
T. +. Graysbill ofS4j,OO for one month
services IS Bridge Tender, WAS presented
| On motion same was allowed.
On motion, adjourned,
j. FRANE CONWAY,
City Clerk.
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| Zoo, Tho s,ons Of the rapids from Mach
| - isI,E IL two and fourtehths feet
''''e ~ ating a total fall OF eighteen
| P'i N'' I'm The guard lock to Judge BALM.
'est. ,iJence, a distance Of q little more
ger mile, one hundred and forty thousand
INC Yards Of rock are to be eIcAvAted
| S,om the prism Of the canal. The average
depth will he about two feet. The rock
which is now being taken out is called the
churty lime stone. When first exposed 10
the air it is OF hinty substance, and Of
almost adamsntiue impeuetrAbleness, but
after remaining in the open air for q time It
crumbles. It is thereby rendered unscrTie
Rble IN the construction Of very large por'
ton Of the wall Here and there are
patches Of gray Of keokuk limestone, which
ia said to be equal in quality TO any OF that
taken from the best quarries IN this section.
This il used for facing the embankmeut
walls. Two Golfer dams have been construct.
ed, one Mt the head OF the works and the
other near SCOTS mill. Many relicts Of
antiquity have been picked up in the bed Of
the canal -rclicts Of the ages our conform
bio eivililauan looLs down upon "a DARK.
These consists Of instruments used by In
dams in war and in hunting arrow heads
hatchets, tomahawks, and skIuning knives
all that remains of the poor "Lo'' who
trayersed the banks and padded the waters
Of the great Mississippi years ago Ana
then there are some Of the cunosites oitse
mineral world agates, seed pearls, and
veode, The latter contains crystals, which,
when first exposed to the sun, sparkle and
fash with dazzling briIiiancy.
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l'NN Cupfe fleTs
The railroad track will cross the Island at
an elevation Of about fifteen feet, and as i.
strikes the Iowa side will have an indepen.
dent pier at about $50 feet north of the main
shore pier. Between these two last named
piers, the carriage approach will be made,
taring from either side-esst and west.
The base measurement of the draw pier is
500 by IS, the part sustaining the turn.
table of heaviest stone work; the balance of
heavy umbers strongly inwrought The
weight Of the draw is about seven hundred
tons The base Of the other river piers is
g. by = fetal of the best Joliet stone,
From two feet below high water mark to two
feet above, toe piers will have slope Of one
inch to the foot, and the upper face exposed
to the ice is so inclined tina, ice cakes will
run up and break of their own weight in
stead ofpushing squarely against them. The
top stones Of the piers have projection Of
one foot oil round, so that in reality the sus
tanning space of the top Of the piers is Axis
feet The contracts for furnishing stone
have been let and proposals will soon be
called for for the entire structure. The in.
tepuon is to have the piers all in before win.
Ter, and the work completed for public use
b. the opening Of navigation in $50. The
Government is interested in the entire length
Of the bridge from the east to the west side
slough included. A switch will be made
on the Island to accommodate Government
trains, which will require ten feet I'll to
reach the track level.
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Al BamberRer

Con be found the largest and best assert
ment Of Spring and Summer Dress GoodH
Prints, Mualius, etc, just received.
10 the Tailoring Department the stock o.
Cloths, CassImeres, etc, is complete.
Also 8 nice line of hats.
Special attention paid to cutting. Salts
faction guaranteed.
The stock of ready made clothing and
gents, furnishing goods is complete.
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CoNrLEuoN or THE c. r, La p. R. R -
Yesterday the last rail was laid on the Paci
Gc Railroad. To day, we learn, the last
rail on the Chicago, Rock Island Il Pacific
koad will in all probability be laid, and the
Missouri River be connected with the great
Lake, and its still greater city, by one con.
tinuous link Of iron. Truly this is An age
of progress and great commercial events.
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not to have it pass within hundred miles
Of Musca.ine rather than on the line now in
con.sm platioD. It further suggests that the
Board of Trade Of that city take the matter
into Immediate consideration, and decide
opon some definite course at once. The
facts indicate ,ha, something will probably
be done down there at last.
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LOWER RAPIDS INSTRUMENTATION "a
late issue O. the Keokuk Gate City We eH.
""e' The following IN regard to the improve.
men,s Of the Lower Rapids:
-, ~ canal IS to be seven and one half
in',e' 'T,hs'eKieudIng from Nashville 10 keo.
kut. us width At the waters surface will
be SUI iee' III embsnkment, and $50 feet in
rock excavation, aud 10 low water to be five
feet deep. The embankueu, will he ten
feet wide on top and two feet aboxa h;sb
water mark. The average thickness of tbe
Eiprap protection will be tao and one hall
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and examine the spring stock OF Cloths,
Cassimeres, &c,
Which have been carefully selected and
which they propose to make up IN the lat.
est style and at prices that defy Competi.
ton.
Also complete stock Of Ready Made
Clothing, Hats, Caps, and Gents Furnishing
Goods
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Masonic.

Barrett Chapter No. ls.R. A. NJ. meets a,
Masonic Hall on the First and Third Tues
days of each month.
HENRr BvRGowER, Il. P
GEoRaE L. CARLToY, Sse'y,
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Everything Looks Prosperous and

The finest assortment Of Dress goods and
Trimmings, Lawns, White goods, Skirtings
and notions; together with large stock Of
all kinds Of domestic goods is TO be found at
l.. Volts. And also a splendid assortment
Of Alexandra KID Gloves, all Of which is Of
fered to the public at the lowest prices
mayTdtf l.. WoLF.
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The MAY Brothers

have Just received an endless stock of Cloth,
and Cassimeres. Their assortments Of
Ladies and Gents hosiery is also large and
well selected. Theirreceipts offne Alpscas,
PopHns, Chinese and Lenoe Cloths, Lawns,
DeIaines, &c, continue unsbAted. Call
around for bargains. Satisfaction guaran,
teed.
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Young Mona Library Assncintinn

The rooms of the Young Mems Library
Association are open from 9 A. NJ. until 10
Z. NJ. every day except Sundays. A large
and well selected assortment Of works now
on hand. Tickets three dollars, which can
always be procured Of the Secretary.
mavGilv,
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NoRmoN CuuucH A Mormon Church IL
he,n, organized ut Davenport. They are of
the faith Of 10. Smith and not Vi Brigham
Young, a-the Local OF the Democrat "lcOrns
from one Of the sisters
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A Compiete stOC K.

In Staple, Dress Goods, Cloakngs, Mar.
seiles, Pique, White Goods Shawls, Black
Silks, Hosiery, Gloves, Millinery Goods and
Trimmings. You will always find full as,
sortment and the lowest prices
at \TWBrRgrH's
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MOUNTAIN Rosf, mother Of pearl opera
pearIiue, for the complexion fancy work
boxes, toilette sots, vases, anI bohemian
ware, Nc, &C., ut Harrison Il Starks'
Druggists, Davenport
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MuIrAhY.--Thes steamer Dubuque, which
passed down yesterday, had ON board Por.
ton Of the 10Th United States Infantry, en-
route from Fort Ripley to Texas,
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KEuoE & CARHARr Davenport have nd
ded to their Dry Goods Store q large Hssort.
meut of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window
shades, Crumb Cloths, &c, &c.
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THE GOVERNMENT RAILROAD BRIDGE.-
The Mayor Of Davenport, attended by por.
ton Of the Council, and the City Attorney,
visited Gen. Rodman on the Island, yester'
day, the 10Th, 10 hold a consultation with
him in regard to the location OF the Iowa
end Of the new bridge, and the building Of
lie approaches. At their meeting the Gen.
ern stated that inAsmueh as the Govern,
ment had decided to build the bridge con.
meeting Davenport with the Island aud the
city Of Rock Island, it WAS no more than fair
that Davenport and Rock Island should fur
nish the necessary ground whereon TO build
the carriage way approaches ia the main
structure, and also to do the amount Of
grading necessary TO complete the approach.
es. He further stated that Rock leland had
already Acceded 70 this request, and that
nothing remained but for Davenport to do
Likewise.
On the par. Of the city, Mayor Renwick
said that Whenever the plans were 30 far
completed that it should be known precisely
where the bridge was to strike the city, and
the amount Of ground necessary to the object
should be agreed upon, the city of Daven.
port would be ready to meet the Government
in spirit Of liberality.
A number Of drafts and plans were sub
mitIed to the party for inspection, by which
it appeared that the landing Of the bridge
would be at Third street, on the Davenport
side, aud IN order to furnish the Government
with the proper facilities il may become
necessary to sell TO il considerable portion
Of the ground lying between Third street
and the river, the value to be settled by q
board OF commissioners. The Democrat, il
reporting tho visit Of the Mayor and Council
gives very concise and satisfactory de
scriptou of the plan finally adopted for the
building Of the bridge.
BY this We learn that the structure vii
be double truss, double deck iron bridge
designed by l.. x. Boomer, Of Chicago. Tn,
carriAge.way will pass through the lower por
ton and the railroad track along over j
about fifteen feet higher. Its width in tho
clear will be 20 feet, with sidewalks on eithe
side Of feet running along the carriage
way, outside of the truss work, with SAT
and substantial iron guards, so that by n
possibility carriages and footmen can e
mixed up.
The whole distance from one shore pie
to the other is about 1907 feet, includin
Front sTeet-thst being spanned on tn
Iowa side The height Of the lower Choir
from high water mark will be o f.; the heigL
J. of the upper chord ABOVE the lower on,
: about 81 feet; height Of the upper Choir
from high water mark IL feet.
II The location Of the piers is as follows
- The track across the Island bisec!s h
ground between the Armory and the low,
point of the Islsnd-thencs striking aero
y to the junction of Front and Second street
The following diagram will give the nur
Der and location of piers, top measurement
~ Of each pier and distances between ther
10 width Of draw, etc;
~ Island Pier
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TwESTYIIyE car loads Of live stock pass.
Il through our city last evening, bound for
Chicago.
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80 votes are deducted from the policies
at maturity in the Washington Life, II, c.
Cleavelaud, agent, Rock Island
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"Ho, oil ye that thirst, g. rouG. TO
Gleim's Polar Soda Fountain. Away s
charged, and the best beverage IN the city i.
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DECORATING IHE SOLDIERS tRANE.-
John A. Logan, or somebody else, "a the
head center Of a clique Of political shoulder
straps calling themselves the Graud Army
Of the Republic, has issued an edict appoint.
ing the Both of May as a suitable day for the
decoration Of the graves Of our dead soldiers
throughout the land. Il is an old saying
that we should always Consider the source
Of al emanation. But when wise and
good suggestion has been thrown out, It IA
not always necessary to inquire from whence
it came. 1t il eminently proper ths, public
respect should be paid to the memory Of
those who sacrificed their lives IN the sup.
port Of the government during the late war
at every citing opportunity. In addition 10
their claims on our gratitude, which VIZ can
never ignore, any public testimonial Of their
appreciation is a source Of pleasure 10 their
rurviying comrades, and to those rendered
far more near aud dear by the ties ofns'nre,
Nothing can therefore be more touching and
appropriate than the strewiug offspring ear.
. lest flowers on the last remains Of the dead
armies Of the nation. Such custom will
g serve to keep green the memories Of our
, unknown heroes, thousands Of whom were
r the idols of hearth and home, and tens o
thousands Of whom persisted without ever
bequeathing to posterty their humble
/. names. On the schemiug adyeuturer, higi
b IA place, who barriers life in tine chase 70
power and position, We have no sympalhiet
TO lavish But those Who never won q snl
from fame. and died upheralded from IA,
purcst of motives, are entitled to that con
sideration which no true citizen can with
H. hold And avery demonstration of rsspec
~ To their dpparted worth will be fresh guAl
On nntee hat IN any f,ture emergency ou
nation will not lack for men 70 support i
banners.
''' A movement rs on foot to secure the @
ats operation Of the people 6 Rock lSlaud, VI
IVY line, and Davenport IN the decoration of &
National Cemetery on the Island on q
nd occasion named. In this ci'y,n interest whG
49,. ever has been manifested member Oft
~ u.u.o,ort committee has uroed IA ,o inc;
%"
II. g a.,;,;.l, a.,i,n;,.., u
.'e' w.,
- "a
s;.s ,La,i1 aa.,aje1. 49,, 10 tooLwo,
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Tur Annual review Of the Fire Depart
ment Of Davenport, takes place on the 18Th
lust.
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WuAutAGt Dubuque received over
s4OO for wharfage last month. That'
"wckinv It ON" the slpam.bostmen pretty
wei
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DA IA T'S HALLS:
wednesday Evening, May 12th,
Announcing the great Chief Of Nns.relsy,
DUPREZ Il BENEDICY,S
GIGANTIC NTTwsTRrEg.

COMPOSED OF 26 FAvouS ARrsrs,
On their Sixteenth Triumphant Annual Tour,
enlarged, improved, remodeled for ls6s-69, in
PRODUCING nightly more Ariety. more briilianoy,
more originality, more real merit, aud giving
greater satisfaction than any two combined
Troupes travelling.
Doors open at. Commence Of 3 O'Clock,
Admission so cents. Children 26 cents
CHAS. II. DUPREZ,
mSysdeG NAnsssY.
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LOCAL COLUMN.

FIFTEEN CENTS line will be charged for
each insertion of articles under this head.
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PETER FRIES,

DRcrIpIER AND MANUFACTURING oP
Is poms,so Liquors, Importer and Dealer In
Po.,iSO W., and Liquors. FRONT street, Oppo-
ia, Ps,r. Landing. R"Nk Lslssd, Ill.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Chicago, Rock Island d Pacific
Railroad.

IELYE. AERIyE.
~. y,pre.. and Mail, 500 q, to. 6.20P. NJ.
Night Express 40 p " 0''' " "'
COMA WBsT.
Dsv Express and Mail as u. m. 100 r. III
NIght EIpfeg, q =. 10. s.Ob T.. m.
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Daily Argus.
TusIdsy Evening", May IL, 1859.
Premium Job Printing.

orders for Job Printing will meet With pfomP,,
attention at the ARGrs OPPIcR, and be sieeu'S'
IN the very best manner and at roasonAD'o ''''''
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1UsTNnss CARDS.
n, C, CONNOLLY,

, rToRNEY AT LAW AND NCTARY PUB
A Ito, Rock Island III. once over the E0''
Onss.
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DR.. ]. NJ. M,CAULEY,

SURGICAL and MECHANICAL DENTIST,
- successor TO DR.. J. W. Velie,. Tosth eT-
FSotsi without pain by the use Of Nitrous 0Tide'
Laughing Gas. Once on Illinois ST. room
Stsly occupied By Dr.. Veis.
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TuG RockFoRD, Rock ISLAND ~ ST.
LOWS RAILROAD. Tho citizens Of Muscs
tine have been unusually negligent Of their
best interests, as far as regards the Rock
ford, Rock Island Il st. Louis Railroad. -
While compreheuding the importance Of Sc.
curing connection with this route, they
have literally taken no action whatever in
the matter. 1t was hoped that the example
of Rock Island, Moline, and Andalusia in
voting subscriptions would have the oHsct
to spur them up a little, but this has utterly
failed Tho action of our neghbors Of An
dalusis, however, in offering the company
an additional subscription, provided it would
grant them the main line, and run direct
from that point southwark to ST. LOUIS,
seems to have produced some effect. Mon,
days issue of the Journal contains com
munication from farmer at Buffalo Prairie,
Rock Island county, who, after adyerting
to the impending danger OF losing the com
munication, very sensibly saws ;
This matter should be looked in
to Immediately. The people Of Buffalo
Prairie, Drury and Muscstiue cannot afford
to lose this road, which secures to US so
important an outlet, both south and east
and which will be built promptly if the
terms are complied with We have been
assured that if we would give them the re
CURED aid, $500 to build this branch,
that they would ultimately make it q main
east and west line--Au outlet into the mum
erous roads going into Muscatine from var
ious points in Iowa Would it not be well
for a committee from Muscatiue to visit the
people of Andalusis, and encourage them
TO continue in the good work, and as soon
"A practical call q meeting of the citizens
Of Buffalo Prairie and Drury townships and
have some representative Of the road present
10 address them, and let Muscatiue turn out
freely. What say you, Muscatne
The J.rndl, in its comments, heartily
endorses the tone Of the communication,
and urges It's citizens to adopt measures i'm.
me5iately to cooperate with their neighbors
in Rock Island county interested in having
the road extended to Muscatine. 1t regards
the proposition to extend the route south
ward from Andalusis as a very bad one for
their own city, and thinks it would be better
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IusL .. ALbSs. HsaS w. sHoh
ALLEN h SIMONS0N.

A TrORNEYs AND ooUNsELoRs AT
~ Law, Rooh Island, H. OshOs IA BufoTd'I
Block.
Sepa9dly.
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Sc, l. Be it ordained by the CITY Council Of
the CRY Of Rock hioad, That the following
amounts shall be collected by tho harbor master
for wharfage, on the articles designated, on
landing, to wit:
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SEC. l. me Whhlthge mentioned III this ord
nance shall lie considered due and payable in
advance. Lumber shall be allowed to remain
on the lar ding ten days and other articles three
days, after which time the owner or owners, or
consignees failing to remove the same, on the
request Of the harbor master shall be consider
ed rs violating this ordinance.
SEQ violation Of any Of the provisions
OF this ordinance shall subject the person so Of.
Tending, to pay to the city not less than i've dol
lars nor more than ono hundred dollars.
SEC. !. All ord:D ances heretofore existing
contrary to the provisions OF this ordinance, are
hereby repealed. Passed May 10, A. b. 1869.
Approved
Attest }. NJ. BUF0RD, Mayor.
j. tRAEK CONWAY, City Clerk.
mRlld&t
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Observation-Disclosures. .,...... ,.'-..'....,
Draw Pier, 37OI3O feet.
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Western Union Railroad.
Express Passenger, o 40 a. u. 1905 =. III.
Night ESprcs' $50 p. N. $50 a. ~
Rock Island 4 Peoria Railroad.

Leave Rock Island, zoo =. IA. aud Loop. IN.
Arrive at Rock Island, ll.OOA. m. and 300 ,. IL.
.e<r- Trains run By Chicago time, whiehis 10
minutes faater than Rock Island time.
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TO.Day's Advertisem' Is
IN ORDINANCE

TO Amend an Ordinance entitled
IAN Ordinance relating to the
Public Landing and for the COL
lection of Wharfage"