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value. A similar suggestion was made by the
secretary OF the navy In his report for the year
1919. They should also be required 70 carry
the mails upon moderate terms. or In consid-
eratlon OF ths subsidy. The use Of sailing YES
sels and steamers built OF wood may be con-
unued succes fully in the coasing trade, the
trade with the British possessions, and upon
the rivers and lakes OF the country: but any
enort 10 regain our former position upon the
ocean Dy their agency must end disastrous
". 4 entertain the opinion that the
policy suggested VIII be effectual: that in a
comparatively short peried our mechanics and
artisans VIII acquire equal skin with those Of
England and that We shall not only have the
aid OF the best machinery now in use, etc but
that important Improvements viii ce made
calculated TO place the country In position OF
superiority. We shall also be able 70 test
practically the quality Of American iron,
which, for ship-building, Is represented as
shall appear as claimed, that American iron
Is about ten per cent. better than the iron
used IN England, an advantage viii
be secured not only In Ihe d.
mtnlsnsd cost OF ths vessels, but also in
ths increased tonnage cRPaclty OF I meFican
ships OF equal dimensions over those con-
structed with inferior m aterfals, a ccepting as
truth. established by experience. that the
ocean commerce OF the world II 70 be carried
In iron steamships, we must consider and
decide whether tins United States shall DIS
appear from the lat OF ID maritime nations, or
Rhethar by determined and praetie .bis g l.
fort We regain tbs position which We occu-
pied previous TO the late rebellion
L5ignedl 6EU. 3 BOU FWELlA
Secretary OF the Treasury.
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OF OFFICIAL sALA.
RIEs DEFEATED.

Properly, since pslpable and gross
wrong would other wise have been done,
the illeqa slizing Official salaries, recent
ly psnding in the legislature, at Nash
vile, was finally defeated yesterday. The
opposition constantly gained strength,
and when The merits of the measure we're
thoroughly understood, and the extent Of
local l. justice proposed to be done was
compreheDded, its earnest advocates be-
came few in number. Thus far the AP-
PEAL hss been fortunste IN coEourTing
with the msjoIity Of the general assem-
bly,, and IL our lsEgivers msy be induced
50 consult the wishes and demsnds OF
their constituents, the rate Of taxation
for the nsxt yesr will not exceed twenty,
or, al most, thirty cents on the hundred
dollars. Tais is the great question 10 be
determined. Economy and reform in
municipal. State and Federal govern
ments are wstohwor6s Of psrty and the
chisfast exsctions Of ststesmsnship.
Tammsry pointed the way, and the peo-
pie are resolved that hsncsforth govern
men-s shsn not bs employed simply ss
agencies TO pamper plunderers of the
poyerty-strickeu.
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IN MEMORIAM.

JURKIN-Died, on Thursday, November
Oths 81 her residence on Alabama street
Ms. NARY BAKER JUFKIN In The dfr--
second yeyr Of her sge.
For more than tnirty years the deceaSed
had hsen q member Of the Presbyterian
Church, and consistent Christian. She had
osen ehsstenod BY deep snictions, and her
Purtnsd character was gentls, peaceful, beau
tiful. In her lingering Illness she richly ex-
perieneed the comforts OF religion; and IS
death drew nigh, was able TO say with : sapb,
Ny 1esh and my heart .failsth, but God Is
the strength Of my heart and my portion
forever"
Her remains were taken to MarizsvrIe,
Penn, for intsrmsnt. 3.
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Old Folks at Homs.-knnuaI NesIinu,

'F'HE regular monthly meeting OF the Asso
l. citation viii be held at Hioernia Hail,
Main street on Tuesday evening, a. I
O'Clock This being the commencement OF
our second year, under the present. OrganiEa-
uon q fuli attendance Of the mem Der Il earn
estly desired.
al JOHN 2. TRFZEYANT sacretarv.
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MAS0NIc N0TIcE

"A winning Lodge no 4I will be heldNfAE
this (rOESDAYl evening, Dec- 5Lh, y"
at ] O'Clock, for work in the z. q. degree.
All r. O.'s fraternally invited
By order Of W. B. RICHARDET, WIN.
LOUIS CKAPSKI. S9cfV. d5
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL. EDUCATIONAL
AND
MANUFACTURING AID SOCIETY,
Authorised by the Legislature oftheststs.

NoNDEY MORNING, cLAEs lsD DEE 4, ISL.
= 3 10 II Il ls "A
%, 81, a, l. z, s.. IS, IS, 8, %. y. 81, 81. "a
HoNDAX EvEuIHe, GLASS lS0, DKo 4, lsTL
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Az SF4slNn ETREET
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debt for the fiscal year ending June 50, 1872, OF
S7l ,7s4 99l eS The receipts and expenditures
for the fiscal year ending June 20, ISL, are e.
ttmated as follows:
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Snsriff's Sale Of Real Estate.

50 By virtue Of two EItts Of yenditiopi
exponas to me directed Iroun the Ssconf
Circuit Court OF Shelby county, in favor Of
e. Morrow Us. Stephens Day and P. P.
tratme for $500, with interest and costs and
the other foZ 1891 IS, with interest and costs
viii sell TO the htghsst bidder, for cash, in
front OF the Sherif's once, on second street
near Unlon Htreet, in the city Of Memphis, on
Thursday, 4th day Of January, 1872
The following de- cribsd piece or parcel Of
land, lying in Shelby county, State OF Ten
nsssee, and In the city OF Msm phts, beirE z
lots Nos. and and part OF lot No. 3 Of oonn-
Try lot No. 4Si. 81 shown By Z. W. Raeksr's
map. snd bounded as follows: Beginn ng at
the Memphis and Chsrleston Road bridge
on Madison street, and runs thence ia 2
sOuthessterly direction With the south side
Of AsrBbau avenue te4 feet 10 the lot Of Jas
Sidale; thence With his rorth line to the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad; thence
north with the east side OF said railroad to
the beginning; levied on So the property OF
2. p. FIatme to satisfy the aSove nasaed
deb s, interest and coIts.
Sale between the houTs Of 10 O'Clock am.
and o'clock D. m.
AARCUS J. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
By W. ". CoLENAE, Deputy shsrin.
T. B. Edgington, Atty for PiamIiff. d5 tue
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has been carried on with diligence during the
wear and with satisfactory results Although
sofna EFFORTS have been made At countsrfstting
the medal bapers used by the department.,
nay havs not BEEN sneesazfRl, azd spsstHans
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TELEGRAPH SYSTEM

~ the limited states with the postal system.
II - Se1feved thai by such course the coat Of
1sisrrsnhing could be much reduced, and the
seryicei - We'll, II not better rendered. Il
would secure the further advantage by ex-
connfrV yVhsre private enterprises Will not
eoastrsIet IN. Commerce and trade, and, above
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sThis is the net amount after deducting
81, $50 0e5 u prepaid in the treasury the pro-
ceeds OF the sales Of ordnance, ETC.; expendi-
lures were S44 4,eS0,0S4 %.
THE MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE
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department, Ss shown by the accompanying
report OF the postnlasl general, EXHIBITS a
iic sefvics. It's the index OF the growth Of
education, and Of the prosperity Of the people
and stability OF republics with vast territory
like ours, much Of 10 gparcely populated, but
eli requiring the services OF the mall II IS NOT
81 present " be expected that this department
can be maze self-sustainlng, but a gradual
approach 70 thls end from year % year u con-
ouently relied on and the day Is not lar dis
tant when the Posi-orfice department OF ths
general government viii prove a much greater
blessing 70 the whole prople than IL is now
The suggestions oi the epoStmaster-general Icr
improvements IN the department, presided
over by him, are earnestly recommended 10
youF special attention, especially the docu-
fnsuts favorable 10 the consideration OF this
,,Isr for uniting the
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A. veil As Japan. The correspondence tfANs-
SIfSon on me part OF this government 70
e,Ferve from itE ests sblished course.
Prornpted by a desire 10 put An end % me
osrbar,ju- freatment OF our shipErecked sall-
on Al tlle torsan COAST instructed our mia
intsr Al Pekin 10 conciuds s convention with
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This can be done without great riEk to the
| government.
Returns for the fiscal year ls7O, show that
| the
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upon foreign articles, zsed In ths conEtruc-
ton OF iron steam Rhipa, or the allowance OF
q drawback equal TO the amount Of duties
paid, VIII nos, in the oxiating condition
Of things, sscnre The re. ez1Ablishment Of the
busfnsss; bat were 1t oshexwtse. the removal
OF duties, or the allowance Of drawback
raises practical questions Of great diflculty;
while any concession BY an Indirect process
Ia likely, In the snd. 70 prove unnecessarily
expensive to The country. Several OF the
exiating lines OF European steamers we've e..
tAnlisbed by all Of government subaidios
They are still encourages by toe sans msans
and II u unreasonable to axpact thai
our merchants and ahip-bulidArH can
succssafElly compete with this formtda-
BILE combination unless thew are supported
Dy the power Of their own government. Ar
ter careful consideration OF the whole sab
tecs, am prepared to advils the passage or .
law guaranteeing 70 persons who may an
ploy In the foreign trade Amorioan-b11lt
nFst.ciasa steaIuahlpa OF not leas than 2oo
toms burden, each an annual payment Ior
the period Of I'VE yearI of the sum Of sis per
ton; the suhatdy should be proportionntely
less to veasela OF loWsr classification. In
max ing this recomm andAsioa1 do not assume
that there Is no other practicable method of
reSforfnz oar coEn E srcs, bat present it a. the
mefhod which appears 10 me to be tins most
efrcient and economical. Connected with this
piau Il will be wise to consldsr whaGher the
ships may not BE- % oonntzceted - to be avail
abe tor naval purposes, And. In cass OF war,
srbiect 70 ne right Of the United Bsatas 70
taxa them upoA Pasnent OF thar Ap1EAissd
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have been detailed from the custom service.
respectfully recommend that authority be
given for the appointment Of two agents aud
two assistant sgents, and that suitable appro-
pristiOns be made for their salaries and ak
penses- The necessity Of two agents for each
inland Is apparent. The agentS Will desire 70
return TO the states as often as once In two
years, and moreover, II is wise for ths govern
ment TO have not less than four persons In It's
employment connected with the care Of the
people and the business Of the island.
Mr.. Bry ant also makes suggestions IS 10 far
thsr provision for the
CARE OF THE NATIVES,
which appear to me TO deserve consideration,
! again cal the attsntion Of congress 70 the
Importance Of
INCREASING THE SALARIES
Of ths bureau officers and heads Of division in
the treasury department.. At present there q
great inequality and injustice existing. The
nrst comptroller receives salary Of SdDOO per
year, while the second comptroller and other
bureau officers, whose duties are hardly les
important, only recetvs e400. The solicitor oi
the treasury u upon salary Of 500. .whila ths
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-05

THE EDITORS CONVENTION,

Mr.. 81. R. Hobart, of the Chicago Ecening
Mail, writes, in that paper, of the recent
Convention held here. His description is
is that of a prsctised scholar. He makes
great point of the presence of intellectual
ladies; touches upon advertising swindles
and their remedy, and then proceeds to de-
scribe Rock Island and it's vicinity. His
mention of DR.. Gregg is almost sfie ctionate :;
he tells you how cur old pioneer citizen
intellectually entertained him. Mr.. Hobart
goes on,-after many beautiful lines about
the beautiful Island that lies in the Missis-
sippi, somewhere about which place we are
now writing.-to give description cf the
Arsenal; be then touches shire wdly upon our
history, tells of our city and its msuufac-
tures ssrolls learnedly with his reader along
the banks of Rock River, and then excites
the strangers curiosity by talking Of the
greatest developments OF water power in
the whole world. We quote pleasant word
or two; be says under the head of
ga GREAT MANUFACTURING CENTRE.
There is no doubt, however, that right in
this region, in the present plsces Of Moline,
Rock Island and Milan, where the Missis-
sippi and the Rock furnish an inexhAustible
water power, and coal is abundant, is to be
great manufacturing city. Nature has
desi signed it and the people OF the West are
coming more and more 80 see that their per-
msnent prosperity depends upon diversified
industries, and to lay hold of the opportuui.
ties which the Almighty has offered them.
instead of clinging to the East and the old
world for their articles of necessity and lux.
ury."
Our city and cities ask for no praise j,
comes to them spontaneously, but is none
/ the less grateful. Our elder sisters have
until lately had little to say about us; but
we took no notice went on working, and
worked hard and now we are beginning to
receive-not what we have asked for, FOR We
we're busily SILENT the gazette" of our
high position in the economy of the civil
lied world.
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-05
Chancery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Is. AND County,
In the Circuit Court, to the September term,
A D. 1871. In Chancery.
John Brown and Laura N Brown Us. Rob
ert II Morrison, Isabella Hill, Daniel II
Hill, Harriet Irwin, James 2 Irwin, Su.
san hi Avery, Alphonso G Avery, Anna
jackson, Robert II Morrison, Jr., Joseph
G Morrison, Alfred J Morrison, Anna
Bsrringer, Paul Barringer, Rufus Bar
ringer, TexADa Twitty. Theodlne B Twit.
ty and William A Elliott. Bill for Par
titOn.
Affidavit of the nonresidence of all of said
defendants having been fled in said cause.
notice is hereby given you, said defendants,
and every one of you, that the above entitled
suit is now pending in said Court, and that
summons has been issued against you
therein.
Now, unless you shall person ally be and
appear before the said Court, on the frs,
day of the next term thereof, to be holden in
the Court House in the city of Rock Island
in the county and State aforesaid, on the
FIRST Monday of September next, to which
time and place the said summons is made
returnable. and plead, answer or demur to
the bill of complaint in said suit filed, ths,
the same will be taken for confessed as
against you, and decree entered accordingly.
Rock Island, H., July lst, A. D. 1871,
SAMUEL P. HODGES,
Clerk of said Court.
OSBORN & CURTIS, Comprts Solicitors.
july3-d4w.
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-05

In numbers there is safety. 1t was upon this
principle that the formula of Jupsos's MouE-
rAIE HERR Pills was prepared. DR.. Judaon.
intending to spend fortune in advertising his
pills, subm tied his recipe to the revision Of the
most Intelligent and learned physicians Of the
age, and the result is simple but most efica-
oious med icine--the JUDsoR's MOUNTAIN BERB
PILLS Teey purify the blood, remove all OBJ
structions, cleanse the skin of ali pimples and
D otches, and are perfectly and safe in their
operation. The JUDsoN's MOUNTAIN HEnB
PILLS cure Billiousness, Female irregularities,
Headache, and many of the diseases arising
froR impure blood and deranged digestion.
Use the Judson's Mountain Hsrb pills, ans
when yen have proved their virtue recommend
them to your friends. They are both sugar
coated and plain. For sale overy where.
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-05

If you d. not feel well you send for Doctor
be calls upon you, looks wise, scrawls soRe
hieroglyphic upon picoe of paper which you
take to drug store and there pay so cents 10
81 90, besides the dc ctor's fee, for G remedy
nine times out of ten not half so good as DR..
Norse's Indian Root Pills, which costs but IS
cents per box. Do you think the former the
best, because You pay the most for itf Ifyou
do, We advise you to use, just SIS an experI-
N MT ths horse's Indian Root Pills. They
are prepared from formula, pronounced by
the most learned physicians of our country, to
be the best and most universal of family me-
dicines. The Morse's Indian Root Pills care
Headache, Liver complaint, Indigestion, Dys-
pepsia, Female Irregularities, DE-, and are put
us both sugar-costed and plain. Give them .
trial. Sold bY sll dealers.
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-05

FRANK VI. WENTWORTH,
CHARLES D. WooLwoRTH.
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-05

With its Elos ny sttsndaats, low sPi-zts, de-
.,Egssioa, Involuntary eg.3ksionF loss Of semen
sPesa Ator-huas, loss 0; poyes diz4y head loss o.
aenoFy and taEoAieued saaI etezee and in secilty
ana sovereign oa-~ II EuEPhrrg' honso
PAtbiO Spec. 10 No. T~s-s3 eight Composed OF
zee most valuable rUd sut iotert 0,rssIyes, :hsy
strike at once ST TIC root ot tae matter, ny
the Bystsm. arrest tne disoAsrges, and imPari
yig9r snd energy, life and Tit&ity to tie entirs
LnAn. They have cured thousands OF Gases
Price IS per paokags OF FIVE boxes and vial Of
powder worth 81, which is very important in
OBSTINATE or old cases, or 81 per single boz
ooid Dy al aFuggists, and sent BY mail on receipt
Of price. Address Gl letters, Humphrey
specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., 5e2 Brosd-
gay, New York. july yId4wIy.
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-05
JOHN STOVES GREAT SHOW.

Monday evening, the third" WAS mis-
ersby wet, drilling rain falling incess-
sutly but the simple announcement that
S.ows'4 show was round filed the tent. In
the afternoon 1t was the same. 1t Is highly
probable that Mr.. ALI. Aymer, the profess
loHa circus bufoon, cannot be beat. In
addition 10 his consumHale folly he knows
the whole thing from beginning to end. At
one moment the clown touches your sense
Of humor keenly, and at the next you see
MIN gyrsting through the air with that skill
only acquired BY great practice. The ladies
were not only pretty, but lovely riders. The
whole entertainment was very good, and
deserved the crowded house it got.
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-05
Closing out Gale.

AIKEN is now selling good fast eolor Lawns
at zee; French 0rgsndies worth 60c at 40c
French Lawns worth roe at soc; Percsles worth
30o at zee; French Ginghams worth 35c at 75c;
DO worth 35o at 2oc Sum mer Poplins worth 50
aud 75e at ice; do worth 40 and soc at 25c
Plaids, Poplins worth 40 and 5oe at 25c; Tan
urtines worth 6oc at ace: a few Lace Shawls very
cheap; Summer Shawis at half price; Laces and
hite Trimming gs very cheap.
Aiken viii Will sell any kind OF goods much
below regular prices, as he is determined to gel
at Of trade. je3dt(
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-05

THE BEST Tonic OF IRoS.-PhosphoruH and
Calisaya, known as Fsrro Pho'phated Elixir of
calisaya Bark. The iron restores color to the
blood, the phos )horus renews waste Of the nerve
tissue, and the oaisays gives natural, health
full tone to the digestive organs, thereby curn &
dyspepsia In its various forms, wax sfulness gen
eFal debility, depression of spiits Also, the best
preventive against fever aud ague One pint
contains the virtues of one ounce Of calisaya,
and one teaspoonful, grain OF iron and phos-
Pherus. Manufactured only by Casweli, Hazard
& Co., successors to Caswsil, Mack 4 Co., New
York. Sold by Druggists.
feb27dwed thu & weow
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-05

Rock ISLAND CoRSET AND STRING BANDS
BALL.-The ball at the Turner Hall on
Tuesday night was most successful affair
The dancers included most of the quickest
educated feet" in Rock Island. The band
we're on their mettle, and we could not hear
one single note but what was in its place,
played with appropriate expression and good
execution. We have good reason to be
proud Of our city band. Mrs. R. Keller pro
vided q splendid supper, and "sll went mer-
~ as q marriage bell" Oar band affords
US many moments Of pleasure.
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-05

LAST Monday evening, Fire Co. Western
No. l had their semi annual election of off
GERS. The following are the officers elect;
George Schneider, President.
Ernst Strste, Vice President.
Peter Philebar, Secretary.
Jacob ,,Schillinger, Treasurer.
Jacob Wollenhsupt, Fireman.
John Sieyhardner, Ist Assistant.
Christ. Mstsch. % Assistant.
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-05
THE FOURTH.
Ficnies.

The picnic of the Light Artillery was
prosecuted yesterday with energy and pleas
ure. The Catholic picnic in the grove be-
hind John Warmers residence was made
most enjoyable by the ladies present. Peo-
pie moved around considerable some went
to Coe, to hear John B. Hawley speak, and
some didn't 60. James Bsardsley's poem
and Mr.. BlandiEg's oration at Hillsdale are
very highly spoken of, quite q number went
from this city 20 hear them. People came
in from the surrounding couatry BY delega
tions, one of which consisted OF Is Sunday
school children other delegations came
from Port Byron and Coe, prefering the
rare treat there presented to the delectab.e
enjoyment OF hearing John B. Bawley trans
form the American Eagle into a Ku-Kln1
bird.
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-05

q. J. LowREY.-Mr. Lowney has been
appointed Assistant Superintendent of the
Coal Valley Mining Co, with headquarters
at Rock Island. We understand that Mr..
Gable has given up the management of the
Coal Valley Mining Co., and will devote his
entire energies to the Rockford Rock Island
/ ST. Louis Railroad Company.
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-05

THz American Sunday School Union Or
ganized eleven hundred and eighty FIVE new
Sunday Schools last year, and brought fifty
one thousand four hundred and sixteen
neglected children into them, besides order
ing 1852 other schools in which there we're
2l2, ,7s5 children.
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-05

IT trauspires in colamn of solid reading
matter in the Davenport Gazette that it's
uameiess and disappointed candidate for
Lieut.. Governor of Iowa is none other than
its ass slant editor, DIR. T. j. Saunders, who
took advantage of1he absence OF Mr.. Russell
the editor, to abuse the delegates editorislly
not for nominating that humbug, Esrry
o. Conner, and the rsmeless; whereupon the
delegates defend their course in q oommu-
nication, and the Gazette goes back upon the
nAmeless. This is radical gratitude, and
leaves the party in Scott county in about
the same uncomfortable seat it occupied
when the same nsmeless attempted to slob.
Der over the Germans, in it's famous beg
ging editorial, in the palmy peoples party
days, when the nameess went begging for
Office along with his brother radicals. Radi
callsm in Iowa is playing out.
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-05
at wadsworth & Parsons,

Just opened, new Japanese Silks, new Hair
Stripe nrcss Goods, Lace shaw!s, MarseilIss ana
Honey Comb Bed Quilts, in groas variety, the
latest thing oat in Skslston Corset for Summer
wear. They always have on hand the best ass.
ortment OF Carpets, Mats, Rugs and Flosr Oil
Cloths to he found in this section, and st the
very lowest prices
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-05
pR. Il. OLlE.

The Eminent oou!ist and Aurist Of Chicago, will
be in Rock Island, at the Harper House, on
ths first Friday after the first Mond&y in
each mosth, for the purpose Of sreat-
tng all diseases of the Eye and Ear,
whether surgical or otherwise. Operations for
CAtArae-, ross eyes, staphyloma, closure Of the
tearduct, Sc. French artificial eyes inserted
With out pain. Chicago office l2e- South CLARK
stzset- aep3-dAwIy
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-05
RIVER NEWS.
FROM

ARRIVALS. FROM
Dubuque-Capt. Hill, St. Louis.
port-Cspt. Conger, St. Paul.
New Boston-Capt. Melville, Keokuk.
DEPARTURES. FOR
Dubuque-Cspt. Hill, St. Paul.
Daven port-Cspt, Conger, St. Louis.
New Boston-Capt, Melville, Keokuk
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW FOR
Alex Mitchell-Capt. Bryson, St. Paul
Muscatine-Cspt- Green, St. Louis.
Keithsburg- Capt. Campbell, keokuk.
Up boats leave ct 2 NJ. noon, and down
boats at 9 P. NJ.
For freight and passage apply to W. n
Jarvis, at the Northern Line Office on tbs
Iayee,