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The New York herald., 1869-05-07
sUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE
Jersey City.


INHUMAN TREATMENT OF A CRIPPLE.-A veteran
named Michael Schanel residing in Grand street.
where he keeps saloon, was assaulted and beaten
In a brutal manner on wednesday night by John
WaldrOn, John Fox and William Conner. They used
soda water bottles with terrible effect on the unfor
tunate mans head. A warrant was issued by JUS
tce Alien yesterday and the three alleged assaulters
were held to await the result Of Schanel's INJURIES
SUIT OF PHYSICIAN FOR COMPENSATION FOR
SBRvICEs.-An interesting case was tried yesterday
before Justice McNally and jury. 1t appears that
some time ago, DR.. Prendergast, Of this city, at
tended the wue OF Jaben Herbert, and having re-
suscitated her demanded Of him sixteen dollars in
payment for his services Herbert refused to pay,
and the doctor sued him yesterday for the amount:
The jury returned q verdict for the plalntn and
ordered the defendant TO pay the costs.
CONFIRMATION AT ST. MARY's CHURCH.-After
the celebration Of the eight O'Clock mass at st.
Mary's church yesterday bishop Bayley administered
the Sacrament of Confirmation to 72s candidates all
residents Of the parish. The Bishop delivered an
impressive address to the youths In which he ex-
h0rted them 70 receive well the fruits OF the sacra-
ment, which would enable them 70 suffer for the
faith II necessary. large number Of the children
subsequently received for the first time the Holy CON-
munlon. The boys, who are In charge Of the Chris
Brothers neatly attired and the girls wore
white dresses and wells and noral wreaths.
Hudson City.
REPORT OF THE CHIEF or POLIcE.-The annual
report Of Chief Robinson shows thai within the past
year 2lb persons were arrested ZOE drunkenneSS and
dsorderly conduct 1856 for intoxcation so for being
dsorderly, 81 for theft for burglary, 33 for va
grancy, Is for malicious mischief, 20 for breach OF
city ordinances 30 for assault and battery for re-
ceiving stolen goods for gambling. for passing
counterfeit money, for night walking, for disor-
derly house, for cruelty to ANIMALS for insanity,
9 wife beaters and Is suspicious characters.
Newark.
SHOCKING DEAyH.-The man Timothy Murphy an
einploye Of the Morris and Essex Railroad who was
fatally injured through being run over week ago
by the pusher at the depot In the CITY, died yester-
day OF lockjaw.
IN A SINKING CONDITION.-The man, McCurke,
who was injured by baker named Stokes In
Thompson's bakery last Monday night Is still in a
precariOus condition. His physician has given him
up. His wife claims that he was not drunk, but
that he was looking after the interests OF his en
poyer on the night OF the occurrence.
Trenton.
FIRST COMMUNION IN ST. JOHNS CHURCH.--Yes-
terday morning rhe Rev. Father Schmidt admins
tered the sacrament for the first time to about one
hundred children IN st. Johns Roman Catholic
church. the ceremonies were OF an imposing char
acter, and the pastor preached sermon to the
youths on the Importance Of the sacrament they
received.
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the Improvement Of Harlem river and spuyteQ

the Improvement Of Harlem river and SpuyteQ
Duyvil creek.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The consideration OF the city and county ta2
ievies. \
Mr.. HODGES offered substitute therefor, and afteR
three hours discussion the city tax levy as rep0rted
from the committee was ordered to o third reading
by vote OF 61 to 55. The ayes are all republicans
and noes all democrats, except Messrs. Bemus, y
stewart Summers and Thornton
The county levy and the bill to change the time OF
the New York municipal election were cOnsidered1
Dut no definite action was taken when the hour fot
adjournment, half past seven O'Clock, arrived
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secure work elsewhere have returned. in the hope
that some compromise may De made with the en-
ployers. Should the latter fail in their efforts
10 MI up their yards with Kanucks, IL
IL quite possible that truce may be agreed upon.
large proportion OF the 1900 strikers are those
who subslst through the winter upon the savings Of
the previous seasons earnings The strike occur
ring 70 early In the season its effects are already be-
ginning TO be felt In the families OF these aborers
whose hour barrel, filed from last years. earnings
" very nearly empty now.
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The Board met yesterday afternoon the President,
MIR. Monaghan presiding. After the minutes OF the
previous meeting were read and approved, motion
TO reconsider resolution adopted last week increase
ing pay Of the inspectors OF In the CrOtOu
Aqueduct Department from four dollars to five doIk
lars per day was unanimously carried, and the
paper was laid over.
The Board then adjourned without transacting
any further business.
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coxsAcK'E.

LYNCH LAw.--JOhn IIallenbeck, white man hav-
Ing a colored wife, was dragged from his bed
this place night or two ago and taken TO brick
yard. where he given coat of tar and feathers
Ills assallans then took him TO town and nailed him
up in q dry goods box. from which he afterwards
made good his escape, with warning following
him never 10 return.
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The COrcoran Art Building.

Tine tOrcOrau Art bu1IuinHs
The Corcoran Art Building is being repaired and
the alterations made by the Quartermaste- Gen.
erals Department being removed. In few
days Mr.. Corcoran intends 10 turn the buidng over
to the city authorities in order that it may be de-
voted to the purpose for which Il ereccd-a re-
postory OF art
Personal.
Brevet Brigadler General James A. Hardie, who
has for many years beer duty In the War Depart
has been assigned to duty Inspector general on
the stan OF General Sheridan commanding the mill
tary division of the Missouri. He win leave for
st. Louis III few days.
Colonel william c. Moore, paymasicr 10 the
United states army, who acted private secretary
for President Johnson, leaves Monday next FOR
Leavenworth TO act IN the former capacity.
Return Of the Northern Excursiopists.
The party consisting ofex-GovernOr Ward, OF New
Jersey: Colonel Forncy, General Van wycI, Of New
York and others. who stated on Southern trip two
weeks ago have returned 10 Washington. They
went far Florida stopping ut the principal
cities and towns on the way. All concur In the
report that the industrial prospects have improved;
the negroes working better this year than last,
aud the whites generally seem to he more indus
trious. The crops look well the people anxious
for Northern mmigrauon; millions Of acres OF good
land are for sale, and great inducements are offered
capitalists. The party were everywhere well
received and the railroad companies provided
special carr or trains for their accom- free
of
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RBIsEBECk.

NORWAY OArs.-The farmers here have been IN
vesting largely in Norway oats paying as high as
ten dollars per busbel for them.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
BOARD oF ALDERMEN.
BOARD or COUNCIL nsN.

THIS Board met yesterday afternoon, but without
doing any business adjourned unth Monday next.
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Evening session.
ptils rkssEp rO vlfIup RRtpil

BILLS rAssED To ylrIpD READING.
In rel atlon to the Board " Revision and Correc-
ton Of Assessnients, New York; In relation to the
drainage Of lands Ia North1eld Richmond county
repairing the highways and bridges VI Flatbush ana
Hew I-trecht: 10 authorize the Supervisors OF Kings
county TO raise S6o,000 10 reimburse the amount
borrowed for the support u che poor; TO incorpo.
rate the American Foreigp Commercial Company.
RHP01ts,
TO ,pssspVrste ~ psie1h Towing vsnpsnv; for
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RIyER NEws.--Capt. ]. b. Rhodes will
have command Of the steamer Dubuque
during the approaching season. ThA,
steamer lies at Savannah. Capt. Rhodes is
now at LeClaire, experimenting the repair.
ing of tho Northern Line steamers at tina,
point.
Capt. Jenks, Of the steamer Muscatine
arrived hero from ST. Louis on Saturday
morning.
The steamer Stonewall recently reached
St. Louis with AS tons Of railroad iron for
the Des Moiues Valley Road, which the
Diamond 10 will take to Keokuk as soon as
the ice permits.
There are $4,000 rails en- route from Eng.
land to New Orleans for the Burlington &
Missouri RIVER Railroad. They are to be
delivered by steamer at Burlington.
Packets are running regularly between
Quincy & St. Louis. Between the former
point aad Keokuk, operations are much re.
,srded by the ice.
The railroad bridge at st. Paul is now
nearly completed. dispatch on the NJ.
V. line received to-day says the weather
there hos been extremely cold for some days
past, but came out warm and pleasant this
Another dispatch states that the steamers
Andy johnson and Kate Kesrney are
grounded four miles below La Grange No,
in the midst Of heavily running ice.
The weather at Keokuk was moderatiug,
to-day, A snow commenced falling a, noon
yesterday, and continued until 3 o'clock last
evening, giving four inches on the level with
good sleighing.
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A FINE EsrABLIsHNENT.-We were this
morning shown through the fine wholesale
and retail stove and hardware establishment
of Swiler & Spencer, Illinois street, and
could not but express some astonishment at
the immense stock of goods on hand-so
infinitely larger thanswe had expected, and
exhibiting such complete assortment of
every thing in that line. No attempt is
made at a display, but shelves and racks and
floors are crowded and jammed with an end
less variety of stoves, tinware, sheet iron
and copper ware, house keeping goods, re.
ingerators, cooking utensils ETC., etc, dd
1nJInltaa In the cases for silver plated
ware we noticed credi:able stock, and
learned that large shipment ofthese goods
would be received next week. In the ware.
house We saw stoves without end, aud a
wagon load was just moving Off coward
Camden. This is a great speciality with
this house, and in its wholesale trade forms
prominent feature. In fact, shipments
are made far out on the Union Pacific rail.
road in large quantities. The city trade of
this Hr'n is an extensive one, and by selling
goods of sterling quality at reasonable
prices, is kept steadily on the increase. In
the repairing department we found a corp of
workmen busiIy engaged, On the whole,
S"iler Il Spencer are moving on at a pros.
porous rate, and by looking over their adver.
tisement in another column our readers may
learn something to advantage.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY
COUNCIL.
Special Mooting-Maroh 10, 1862.

Present co., His Honor Thomas Murdoch,
Mayor and Aldermen Fries, HAYES, Rosen.
field, Spencer ana Wagner.
The minutes Of the last regular and subse.
quent special meetings we're read and up
proved.
The finance committee presented the fol-
lowing report, which on motion Of Alderman
Rosenheld was received and approved.
10 the Mayor and City Council Of the
city Of Rock BiGHt.
Your finance committee would report that
they have examined the accounts Of the fol
lowing city officers aud found the same cor.
rect, to wit City clerk, collector, treasur.
err, supervisors Of the first, second, third, and
fourth wards, wharf master, weighmaster
and bridge tender. Ia auditing the accounts
Of the treasurer we have compared the sew
eral vouchers with the items charged, and
have cancelled and burned the orders,
amounting to jO,37G,2 q also scrip and cou.
pons amounting to $8,Gl9,lO. We have al.
so cancelled island bridge bonds Nos. l, 2,
3, I and 3.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
D. HAYES,
A. SHAW,
Finance Committee.
The Mayor reported that Mr. George Kin.
ney had declined to fulfill the the agreement
entered into between his agent and the city
in reference to the exchange Of FIVE Peoria
bonds for the domestic bonds Of the city
bearing five per cent interest
The petition Of Lewis johnson asking the
City Council to issue redemptons to him on
lot 8, block 6, Spencer & Cases addition,
upon his paying the tax due the city, the
interest being abated, was read and on
motion, granted.
\ number OF bills were read and referred
TO the finance committee.
The finance committee reported the off.
GERS reports for January and February cor
rect, and the same we're approved; also the
following bills as correct and on motion the
rules were suspended and the same were al
lowed, to wit:
Gray, Chopper & Co., $ll 25; a. Web.
ster, rent of Marshals office, l5 IS; Ben
Harper, rent, - 90; c. A. Mclaughlin,
l2,4j.
The following bills were referred back to
the Council and on motion were allowed, to-
wit
c. A. Mclaughlin, $l4,2j; s. ?. Hodges,
Is 80; Danforth l. Jones, 80 20.
On motion, adjourned.
D. 0. REID, City Clerk.
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The GAY YELoClrEDE,-Tho velocipede
excitement in this city has BY no means
slackened, but, if anything, is on the in
crease. The youth aud cbiyalry Of Rock Is.
land no longer dote on the wit and beauty Of
the "fair sect" but intent on sending two
wheels whrling around hall in 50 many
minutes, without breaking their heads. are
quite forgetting their vows, duties, and time.
honored fascinators. Here is business for
the Sorosis. Let US have an immediate raid
on the bicycle.
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WNTERlsH.-IIeTew we are in the middle
Of March, according to the almanac, but to
Judge by appearances, which are said to be
often deceptive, we might just as well be
living through December again, The river
is full of ice, the ferry boat can scarcely
crowd across, the hills are covered with
snow, the winds are bleak and piercing, and
nature seems as dead as q door nail Pa.
tence on monument smiling at grief is
fool to US aut arctic dsniaens waiting for
Spring.
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Sash, Doors and Blinds.
MOuldiNgS,
NOVELTY CORN MEAL MILLS

TN CONNECTION with bis Planning Mill, the
L Subscriber is still conducting the Novelty
Corn Meal Mills, and has constantly on hand
superior quality Of white and yellow kiln dried
meal, by he barrel or hundred pounds HigbesI
market price paid for Corn. The patronage OF
public is respectfully solicited.
.A.BTDDTS0B.
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AoArcvLruaAL.-W. D. Honens a Oo' ~
Camden Mills, deal in all hr'' , ''-'' ~
tural implements, among "n,Sn are 'ne
Rod nIow. and cuavators, Coles stalk
aH.,o. sobo6eId,s seeders, Woods, Balls
- 5 49,, movers, and everything in the
' ~"1 ~ che farmer. They also sell all kinds
60 c,sss building and housekeeping
p.,iast,. THEFT stock is complete, and
a. oublio will find them frsttate men to
deal With
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Col, J, b. Danforth, of the Rock Island
ARGUS, has sold his interest in that estab,
G'hmeut to Robert McNeal, who assumes
the editorial chair. Mr.. Dantorth has been
connected with the estsblishmentsince 1851,
and hal conducted it with distinguished
ability. We heartily wish him peace, hap
piness and success in Whatever occupation
he may be hereafter engaged. Hancock
County Democrat.
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TELEGHArHlc,--lt may interest some of
YOU folks who send kilograms to know that
they scoot over the wires at the rate of 900
miles in ffty.eight seconds, as has been
shown by recent experiments between Bos
ton and San Francisco.
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They have just opened some very hand.
some styles of Spring Deaines, Stripe
SkTtings, Boulevard aud Hoop Skirts, Ia.
bic Linens, Napkins, &c They also have
on hand d superior assortment of Carpets,
Floor OI Tls.ha, nuga, &C, which they
are Offering at very low prices.
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Railroad TrainE.

LEAVR-ohioSgo,R Rock leland Paeih"solHS
East, at $50 A. NJ. and $50 ?. NJ.
Going West-At 7.45 A. NJ. and 5.9V r 'tsland,
Western Union, and Sterling k"eE
at 6sa5 2. NJ. LIMP. n.
t. +, 81 4: !: =; 20 !: 8: 4
Western Union, ana
at 720 A, NJ uA.Napd Ppm
Goal sAiey' a"a by Chicago tine. ukich IL
~, t ,l,, ses faster THAI Rock ltfr2 tme
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Go TO the Beat,

Go to to the Bryant 4 Stratton Iowa State
Business College, to get a thorough practical
business education, or to become a good
sound telegraph operator. For circulars ad-
dress enclosing stamps the Bryant q STRAIT
ton Commercial College, Davenport, Iowa.
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BarEG-The Davenport Democrat at.
temptS to give a brief synopsis of the pres.
ent status" of their city debt across the
river, but gets through half column before
the job is finished Better immigrate to
Rock Island where taxes haven't risen to
ten uer cent
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Nor A New THING.--The yelocipede is
not a new thing as some think. Amy per
son who has read the scriptures diligently
knows that the machine vas talked over
1000 years ago, as you can see by turning
to Ezekiel chap, /, lj-2l,
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GoNG AHEAD. - The Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific road now runs eighty.
five miles west of Des Moines, with fair
prospect of connecting with the Union Pa.
ciGc by the middle Of May.
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kEITHsBURG DIsTILLERY.-The Observer
states that there is a prospect that the diff.
Guilty in regard to the Keithsburg distiIery
will soon be settled. 1t says that the capac.
lty OF the concern being rated much too
high, large tax was assessed against it for
work never done. Mr., Turner has been in
Washington for some days, and hopes to get
an abatement of the tax, and release of
the property levied upon for its payment
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at NeWbuTger's.

A lot Of fashionable Hats just received
on consignment from an eastern house, to
be sold very low. Great reductions on Mil.
llnery Goods Dress Goods, Cloakings, &C.,
at NEwBURGER's.
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Odd Fellows

Rock Island Lodge No. 10, 1. 0. 0. f.,
meets every Monday Evening at Odd Eel.
lows Hall, southeast corner of Illinois and
Eagle Sts., at II o'clock Pm.
j: D. hvNDBhABy N. G..
j. FRANZ CONWAY, R. s. .ln..
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Daily argus,
Monday Evening, March IS, 1883.
Premium Job Printing.

Orders for Job Printing win meet With prompt
attention at the AR0Us OpFIcE, and be executed
IN the very best manner and at reasonable rates.
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FIRE.-At about four o'clock this morn
ing, (ljth) fire broke out in the hot house
Of Mrs. Elmra b, Holt, on the bluff back Of
Wagners brewery, completely destroying the
structure. 1t originated in defective hue.
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Foa SALE.--A few more copies of the
weekly edition Of last weeks ARGUS, suita.
bic for mailing to distant friends, may be
obtained at our counting room.
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GoCAM oCEURgN.


FIFTEEN CENTS line will be charged for
each insertion of articles under this head.
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RELIGIOUS ITEN.-The protracted meet
rugs which have been carried on at the
methodist church, in this city, for the past
Ten weeks were last evening tl4thl brought
70 cIose' line success which has attended
this earnest effort in the cause of religjon
mas been Of the most gratifying character
The additions to the denomination have
been numerous, and new interest has baer
created in religious affairs.
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DUg1NDss CARDS.
n. c. CONNELLY,

A rToREEY AT LAW AND Notary PUB
4 lie. Rock Island, IN. Once over rhe Post
Office.
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NEW REGmE.-Mr. j. NJ. Buford will this
evening be sworn in as Mayor, at the City
Hall, together with the new counciImen.
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NOTICE.
READY GLAZED SASH.

IN CONNECTION with my Plsnlng Mill,
/ have opened Ware Room for the sale Of
Primed and Chased Sash, where viii keep coz
gtant!y on hand all sises Of these articles, which
I Gan sell at muoh cheaper rates than thsy osa
be purchased for elsewhere. obtain my Glass
from the manufactures at Pitts6urg, thereby
.aylsg the profits which others must psy whs
buy 10 this market All Bulldsrs, Farmers, snd
others in want Of Sash will consult their own In.
Isrest By giving me call before PURCHASING slcs-
where as an offering unusual Inducements for
his trsds. ia. BIDDIeoE.
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PETER FRIES,

DECTIPIER AND MANUFACTURER or
II Domestic Liquors, Importer and Dealer in
gosoirn Wines and Liquors. 'FRONT.' street, oppo-
,Na Fcrry Landing. Rock LslsSd III.
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THE Union says brakeman had his arm
broken in the railroad accident on Saturday.
We learn that this was not the case.
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CHARTER PAssED.-Mr, II. +. Sickles,
our representative, has returned from
Springfield, and reports that the Moline city
charter has passed both houses, aud now
awaits the signature of the Governor.
The charter is to be submitted to vote
of the people to adopt or reject. Separate
clauses on the question Of licensing liquor
saloons and billiard tables are to be submitted
to vote Of the people, one Of which, if
adopted, prohibits liquor saloons and bill.
lizard tables. The other, if adopted anthor
ICES the council to license them, at the rate
Of $500 year The principal contest will
probably be upon these separate clauses.
ANOTHER LANSING Strive understand
that suit has been brought in the United
States District Court at Chicago against the
Western Union Railroad Company, to recov.
er the value Of the steamer Lansing, blown
up near Hampton some time ago, with the
particulars Of which every one il familiar
The prosecution in this suit charges that
the explosion was caused by the negligence
Of the agents Of the road. The case is now
on trial. The Lansing affair has already
proven a costly one for the Railroad Compa.
ny, but having paid every on else for dam.
ages received, the payment Of the loss of the
boat owners, ifso adjudged, will probably
terminate the business.
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THERE is every indication that Winter has
taken a fancy to this region and will sum.
mer here.
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cu,c4dO AND EASTERN MAM-arrives Al
10 A. NJ. and 630P. NJ. Closes At 600 A. NJ.
and $50 p. NJ.
PORT BYRON MAIL--yia Wstertowh, Uanp.
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron and CurdoyA, AZ
ryes at 1870 A. NJ. Closes sos p. NJ.
COAL VALLEY MAtL-(by care daily, lesves
between and A. NJ, returning at about 3
?. NJ. C;lon and Andover are supplied by
this route.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL--arrivoS at 6;25 A.
NJ. aud s:35 P. N. Closes at 7;lb A. NJ. and
62n P. NJ
ALRDO MAfL--yia Camden Mills, Andalu-
STA, EIgIngton, Hamlet, PerrYton, Aledo, High
Point, New Boston, Keithsburg, 0quaWkA, to
Oquawka Junction, lSagstown), leaves daily
between s . A. NJ. and arrives at $50 P. NJ.
Mail matter for Pleasant Ridge, Hazltt, Buff
falo Prairie, Illinois City, Drury, Copper
Creek, and Millersburg goes by this route.
MONMOUTH MAIL-wa Presumption, suez,
Viola, North lionderFon, Spring Grove, and
Richland Grove 70 Monmouth, leaves Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturday, at A. NJ,
and arrives Mondays, Wednesdays aud FRI
day At p. VI. Centre Ridge is supplied
on Tuesday, by this route.
CENTRE RIDGE, via Rural, once week, Ar
rigoa Friday evening, a: O'clock and leave 3
Saturday morning, at . o'clock.
Once hours from 7'CO A. M. to 800 P. NJ.
ny Sundays, open from to 10 AM.
VI. b. Osborn, Post Master.