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FOREIGN PORTS.

S. A ss s % .n n ss
sSsS's s Tae%np
CARR .rriss: May II Sl's Gs.ss L..h;sp A.
Williams. o from .ssr' y.ra om
Boston. via Port-au- Prince, arrived 10Th for port Of
cissrureos ~" May Is Sailed bark Neptune. Beas
Sis5 ' fsTs
obi. Tooker do schr Norman, smith DO :.
sSo%.s Dcisa tsS Foley .v"n. JOHN T.
s. J.ano Hsnii
more Laura Lewis. Cook; ren:acos; 0rrie D,isko.
D BARE. hsS.s
hsm eSI kss.on d
Moore rrankn h.vsn a,;.. ,...n. m, u...
New YORK ,..nes spoken; schr 3 Lee. smith. DO
for do schrs Chas Plat. sharpsand cow smith. Crow
CmARLorrKrowS. PEI. May 2a-Cieared. briggs mildred
tBr), Packard Queenstown; Harry Hlackwood Bu MUIR
CAscvxrxc. Phi; May 2sIn port. brig Rowena tBr,.
Hsyas. Nay isSS1!.sd: bark David Preston And.r-
IN ;S '$; !:
sPi1ss Efs New s
Sailed 18th, sehr Kober. Rnf, Briggs. Now Orleans
si New
c1s. bark Gsns .i
ssiics sSsh PM ;samS ssa, r. samabess New
Sl's .sy ss, :s Key
Moran OBJ: Marlin. rSs'iisasIpSia ~. ''a' :
tsn;a. .sd e nS.,sr..; knxwood lsrl T,ensr, ior
8:i tsT 2...ns.: md i q ii.;:s,.. :. - :.
LseuarRA May Io-Arivsd. bark Hornet. Hopkins from
MALAGA, May illn port brig David Owen chadbourne,
In the road.,ead 18th. barss John Pearson. Taylor
MslAs.As May lsA,rves bark Msnao.:. whismore
S"snsy Do Geo Das Fierce. Bss%or
sehr sBowers stscspoie pima: 2oth bark
HSssSss Sas sa
snss s. Hum. Green. oon S
dspSis; aIs,. bark RsDeeea Cora.na. johnson. New
sailed sI Nay 49, BARK. si,y es''a ~ Ha
%:ss mig fssSs nra de- ir rmS
& 2. DO
rrI:.ssueo sIsiIas.Ia port, bar. rass; pr from
:, ronrc ..rELlo. Nay io-In port, schr B wharf,
ouEasc. May a4-Arvsd. ship Nelson .Bp. Watts Lon.
Don mo. befors,; bark. Atlantic sgser cors sally
BRIG Ms.ia. s i;' g.s,sis Cow Bay Bay SAa' LONDON
Sot Sr't Ray OBJ fs 1'sx.
ss @p oil LOTTO
!1s1 ss. n a.r. Ss Ms su CO.
Bsy: i4ih brig cly.ie. Dow. New York. 18th Jessie
In port May Is barks Eureka, -; Mary stewart tBr)
ss h:a ss.
stated; Lewis Ehrmnn. Collision Tor Navsssa; Fannie
Williams, sheareT, fnshinT dischargin.
saGuA, MAY lT-Arrivod brig Giles Loring. Burriii, st
Isoms. .ess Mssgi, Lssrsnee I,slev rhi,sdeph,.
Wing. Pneian, IIsvana; l9.h bark Jose Moro.
CArislc New York: brig kAiena. Nash New York; 10th,
sehr Abbie Barsey. Parker, Dsmerara
sailed 18th 6rss Gsodxin Craig Of IIatterss anh,
ST. Jonss. NF. May 1l-Arrivcd, schr Champion tBr,.
Granville. New York: 18th. brie QnAngo (krp, Rich,
st Jons. NIB. May 27Arrived schr Aranns. Wood, New
York. opera. Fowler, do.
nth ship Msrom, Lowell, Liverpool schr Nellie
Clark. New York.
Turks ISLAND. MAY 4-Arrived. bark Celina I1odcdon
Sc Thomas 18th, brig Alice tBr) Montgomery New York
bertha Esn, Roberts. Baltimore Abbie Pitrnan,
Chase Boston 2oh, Alice ststson. Ring. Do; Sophia
sop, Williams, baltimore.
New York for za.s eussl. 10 days out Dayiirh Ande
New York for Jcremie. IL days Ltxzio ID
Barker Barker Providence for Baraoos. 4 days out.
sailed May II, rchr Ocean LILY, Myers, canso
YoKouAmA, Mny 3-In port, ships MONT Washington
Perkins. and sumner hsad. Dixon nnc; barks II a
1itchned, Drummond. for Kobe; Cbed Baxter, axter.
and Monhcgan. Luce, do
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su,s Kar..on Bull River; Matthias Ger, selbsrs, New

Russ, Karscn Bull River; Matthias (Ger, selbsrg, New
York.
LARsK. May 2ssaied steamer State Of Indiana (Br,.
Smith from Glasgow. New York.
LIMERICK. May 27-Arrived bark vislant tBr). Nixon
Philadelphia.
Lynn. May 2e-Arrived, barks Reviewer tBr). Brown.
Phiadeiphia; 27th. Sunbeam. Hand, New York
Sailed 18th. bark Flora fSor). Olsen. United states
LANCASTER. Il, May 27-Arrved. bark ciavsrhouse Br.
Par,on. Philadelphia.
MsasEiLIRs. May a4-Arrived bark Madrc Fica utaD,
Scarpati. New York.
Sailed Path bark Romance (Br,. Toye. United states
MILFORD. May 27-Arrlved. bark Mabel tB.), Edwards.
Charleston.
MovLLE. May 27-Arrved. steamers Circassian (Br,,
wyie, Montreal for Liverpool: Manitoban tBD. Mac
douh al, do tor Glasgow land both procecdcd).
PLYxourH May 2oSa.led, bark Eupiea Aus), Cosulich
United States.
Arrived 9th steamer Gellert .der Barends New York
foi Hamburg (and procecded).
PAUILAc. May 26-Auived bark Espciund (Nor). Turk
escn, Baltimore for Bordeaux.
QUEENSTOWN May 26-Arrived barks zio orsnxo uta),
Deacasss Philadephis; Alexander Keith DID, waycott,
do; Errante Aus). Nicoch do Friggs DAM, Molcr.
Boston; Libcrte Nor) Samuelsen New York; Vale tNoD
Mocr. do: 9th, steamer Pennsylvana. Harris. Phadel
phia Tor Liverpool (and proceeded: bark Antonetta
Accame utai). Ascoi. Baltimore.
Sailed 2sth, II AN. steamer Nevada tsr,, Gadd drom
Liverpoo). New York.
on Crookhavcn 27th. GAS PM steamer City Of Rich
mond (Br. Leitch. from New York for liverpool.
REvAL. May 2o-Arrived. ship Sylvanus Blanchard.
Cakes. Charleston.
ROTTERDAM. May 27-Arrved. bark Mary Virgins tBD.
Wood. New York.
phia
SLIGO. May 25-saes bark G.orgie tBr, West. United
States.
srAvAxcEn to May 27-sailed bark Tortaeus Nor, for
New York.
roxsBrnc to May 81 Arrived bark Elisser or) Jor.
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THE POLICE CoMMlsSloNERSHII s

II was not definitely settled up 10 the hour when
Mayor Ely lett hts onico yesterday whether or mot
two names would be sent III to the Board Of Aldermen
at their regular meeting to-day TO succeed Messrs
Erhardt ana Wheeler In the Police Commission. The
local statesmen however, who congregaio around inc
City Hail daily contendcd Mt late hour Yesterday al
ternoon that a deal had been madc between rammany
Hall the republican machine OF this cry by which
the present Ponce Comm ssioners are to be ienomi-
natcd, aud thai instructions had been given to the
Aldermen to confirm the nominations at to.day's
gathering. such action, " IS !urther coat ended, will
be taken in order TO prevent combination between
the republican and ant-fammany forces In tho next
q
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WHALEMEN.
sdierd Nav q, bark Mattspoisess,

Cleared at Now Bedford Nav ~, bark Mattapoisett.
Pease. Atlantic Ocean.
ford. NIB. rs $50 VIII 800 lbs bone this
24th bars ferel Norton do, $50 do do; 26th Rous.
do. 300 80 VIII and 800 vs bone this
27tn President ID Allen do, 100 all told Tamer ane
Briggs 40, 240 do do Kathleen Rowland, do 100 sp
do do
sailed from ST Helena April 81 barks Gay cad Jennsy
NIB cruise; Mermaid Allen. Wesport, do; Oath uchr
Pedro vsrcla Benton NB dos barks Cicero Foster.
25th. Stafford, King, do. do; brig Moore. smith,
do, do.
lettar Capt Sherman. Of bark Canton Of B,
ports Helena April - having taken $50 bb sp
cruise Tho ship Dcng full haa shipped - bbs
schr ottie Beard and would sail cruise aud be
home the last Of July.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-28
HEMPSTEAD'S RESERVOIR.

Tho attention ofthe General Term Of the Brooklyn
city Court, Judge Nelson presiding, was occupied
yesterday IN hearing arguments a mosou tor up.
peal from tho decision OF tho referees 10 favor OF tho
cIum OF William o. Kingsley and Abner Kccpcv, con-
ttacivts. The plaintns brought sun, " will 30
embsrcd, against the city 10 recover sl7S,0oV when
they clsimed TO be duo TO them contract for the
construction Of tho Hampstead storage Reservoir
The Court reser we'd Its decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-28

schr J NJ Kennedy. Brockway, xewburs for Boston.
Sch- Urbanna Alien. Newburg for Norwich.
nchr z lien Gnrnev. Gurnry Sewourg for Norwich
Schr Wes.erloo. Whtaker Rondout for Boston
Schr clara. lippcncott Port johnson Tor bostou
schr lmosens Divery. Candy Port johnson Tor rrov'
dcnce. .
,chr worhinston, Fitch. Baltimore for New Haven
sckr Crawford Halock. Georsetown Tor New maven.
Schr Wiley. Reed, Scwberp, NC, Tor Lynn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-28

The ssssmshi? Marlborough, Of tho Quebec ana
Calf Ports Steamship Company, Of which Mcssrs A.
b 0uterpridsc Co. are the New YORK agents. left
Gov Bay, N. =, on tho 2o,h Inst, for this por and
consequently three days overdue The vessel IS two-
mastsd schooncr-rigrcd and has capacity OF about
eight hundred tons she Is the only steamship OF the
Hue. ana Is owned by Canadian nrm. Sac makes
regular trips between Halifax and this city. chy Tor
freight, bat also taking limited number OF passen.
q Cow Bay The Fam Doroueh's complement Of men
10 about twenty. The csptains name 10 Joha Frazer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-28
UNDER THE WHEELS.

Little Annie Carton three years OF age, was In the
Of crossing Crosby street, opposite No rs, when
Blocker street wheeled into sight The driver,
Waller Owens, seeing tho child almost under he
horses feet cndcavored to stop the car pulled up the
horses and put down the brakes. Meantime he called
out TO the child, who seemed to be unable TO move
she knocked down by tho horses, trnmpled upon
aud crunched under the wheels. Her right hand was
cut or pt The wrist, and she Otherwise cut and
bruised about the body. the little child removed
10 the Chambers Street Hospital when death put
an end her su1eringR Tho driver was arrested and
lad nm
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BAPTIST MINISTER'S CONFERENCE.

AT the meeting OF the Baptist ministers In oliver
Street Church yesterday, tho question. "whcther
not IL was right and Christian 10 allow lotteries in
connection with church fairs discussed, md
essay on .'Church Finances and How to Manage
Them road.
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Steamer Albemarle for Lcwss. Del barks Amaa tItal
Lisbon; VIM Jones B Sunderland Amicita (Nor), Dnb-
lin Drowning Sop HE N0r) Cork brig q Gary Barba
schrs Ida Is Gibson. Virginia: 1ilton. -
Also sailed Richmond. for Norfolk barks Sirian
Star lBrl. Antwerp: Idaho, Cenfucgos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-28
SPOKEN.

Bark Rlweii ORR, OBrcn r. ON London for Phils.
dclphia, May 26. lat ~ - Ion rs %.
schr Linda. Ioyd from Mobile for Kingston. Ja May II
lutt a. on
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark Wilhelm GER. + tsrsen, from sie,tn March 20
Bark voipni UtaN. Oneto, from Limerick May a.
Uthcre DID, WILSON, from ilavrc lsee Miscellany.
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NOTICE 10 MARINERS.

CONNEcrICUr RfvKR.
The middle buoy the inner buoy and the stsvboard
buoy Officially announced having been discon
the harbor made their presence
I'M
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
| Sails. Destination.
Cke


ArEs OF DEPARTURE FROM Sgw YORK FOR THE MONTHS
MAY AND JUNE.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK --THIS DAY.
sun AND MOON. HIGH WATER.
SIM rIses 4 SO Sandy Hook. eve 4 SO
sun sets III Gov Island. eve So
Moon rises. morn 2 90 Hell Gate. .evo %
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-01
The Bankrupt Law.

La yesterdays issue we were in the
wrong in saying the bill for the repeal of
the bankrupt law had passed both houses
of congress, and only awaited the signature
of the president. The bill to repeal passed
the senate, then passed the house with
amendments thereto, and of course goes
back again to the senate for concurrence
or NONCOMPLIANCE in the amendments.
The impression has prevailed that both
houses were decidedly favorable to the
repeal of the law, but yesterdays debate
in the senate shows that this is not quite
so certain as was anticipated. It is thought
probable the house bill will be referred to
the senate judiciary committee, and that
the committee will frame and recommend
a substitute amending the present law and
removing its more Objectionable features,
instead of entirely repeating the old law.
As we have heretofore stated, we favor a
general bankrupt law in prefer
ence to state bankrupt laws,
and provided the present law shall
be so amended as to make its provisions
just and equitable, and keep receivers and
officials from wholly absorbing all assets
coming into their hands, it is not material
whether the present law be properly
amended, or repealed and another substi-
tuted.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-01

and made no mention whatever of Indians
Thus simultaneously at Washington and
along the Rio Grande the intrigue is re-
ceived.
That Mexico will submit to the injurious
and insulting programme proposed by
Congressman Schleicher, Hayes neither
expects nor desires, She will not consent
that her soil shall be invaded at the wish or
within of foreign cavalrymen; that her
people shall pay for raids committed by
United States reservation Indians and by
Texan robber gangs painted like Indians.
as well as by Indian outlaws that infest
her own soil; nor will she give up her
citizens for summary trial in Texas, except
under that mutual treaty of extradition
which Hayes. refuses to accord. The
Hayes programme is, therefore, simply a
war programme.
Monstrous as this project is, it will find
plenty of backers-all the army imitation
lists, chuckling over a permanent Rio
Grande force Of mot less that 5000 men,
all the contractors and public plunderers
whose trades thrive in war; all the anexa'
tionists, who are bent on stealing Mexico
up to the line of the Sierra Madre; all the
dabblers in bogus Mexican claims, and the
prospective claims for indemnity" out Of
captured territory; all the ofhceholding
gangs, little and big, who, with Hayes at
their head, dismayed and desperate, viii
see in this border intrigue their best hope
of diverting public attention from the
swift undoing and Furnishing of the great
wrong, in virtue of which they hold their
places. N. Y. Sun.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-01
Beautiful Hair,

FROM J. A. TYNEs, A WELL KNOWN
CITIZEN OF WILSON, N, C,-My wife had
suffered for ten or twelve years with a
kind of dry letter, which kept the scalp
covered with dandruff, and caused her
hair to fall out and get very thin and
turned grey, but after using London
Hair Color Restorer," the letter was
cured and the grey hair restored to its
out and is growing beautifully. By
telling of the effect it had on the head
of my wife l have induced a number
to try it, and / want you to send me a
dozen bottles by express. l enclose
postoffice order for So to pay for it.
London Hair Color Restorer is sold at
rs cents bottle by all leading drug
gists. DR.. Swayne& Son, Philadelphia,
sole proprietors. Sold by John Beng
ston, Druggist, Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-01
Wednesday. May ]. 1873
In-nonr and Out.

This charming monthly is upon our
table, and as usual, loaded down with good
things in the way of original stories,
sketches, poems and world wonders. 1t is
large, l6 page Ga column paper, contain
ing finer illustrations than have ever
before appeared at the West, and its
literary contents makes it one Of the best
family journals extant. Among the new
serials which will be completed in the
volume for 1878, are ''Hagar. the Witch,
or the Heir OF Heatherleigh;p BY Eben
E. Rexford. 'Lettice. a story of Heart
Trials; By Yorston. The Young Lion
Hunters, or Marooned in the Wilds of
Africa" By Marine Manly. "Opechee,
the Robin, or The Belle of the Back
woods" By T. G. Aarbaugh. The
Marked Rife, or White Lily of the Glen; u
By G. Leon Meredith. In addition to the
serials, each number of INDOOR AND OUI
contains numerous short stories, sketches
etc. The price of this beautiful anC
valuable publication is exceedingly low
one dollar and ten cents secures it for {
full year. Published by the Pretoria
Printing Co.. "A and 76 Randolph Street
Chicago, Iii. e
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-01
Not because it is right, but standing
upon technicalities.

Not because it is right, but standing
upon technica1ities.
The attitude of the republicans upon
the question of the Presidents holding the
executive Office is one of the most unen-
viable positions which a great party
can assume When they assume the
Impreguability of the legal title because
he has been declared President by an
Electoral Commission, without reference
to any wrongs or frauds committed. it
simply shows how tenaciously they cling
to power without any regard to the popular
will. 1t is the same as if an object had
been obtained by chincane and intrigue,
for which there is no existing law to meet
out punishment, aud the wrong doer def
antly asks what is going to be done about
1t. After the exposures which we're made
prior to the time Hayes became President
the majority of the people of the nation,
there is little doubt, were fully convinced
that Mr.. Tiden was the honest choice of
the voters and that his failure to be duly
counted in by the Electoral Commission
was wrong. 1t was upon the merest OF
technlcalities conceivable that it was de-
termined otherwise. The recent revela
tions both in Florida and Louisiana leave
no reasonable grounds for supposing the
first impressions were not correct, in fact
everything since election only the more
strongly corroborates the charges of fraud
and prenedtated wrong. What makes
the matter more serious and displays
more clearly than anything else the force
OF party spirit usurping patriotism, is tha
there is no disposition to right the wrong
the point with the party in power il
what are you going to do about it? l
certainly cannot be an enviable position
for any party, to be obliged merely fo
party purposes to keep man at the heaC
OF the government who reached the place
by fraud, and as seems probable from Sen
ator COnkling's outgivings as we'll as othe
witnesses, was himself knowing to tn
fraud. merely by claiming upon purel
technical points that there is no way O
dispossessing him. Party shamelesnes
cannot descend to any lower depths with
out absolute infamy
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-01
The Mexican Plot Revived.

Hayes has evidently struck hands again
with the Texan annexationists for the re-
vlval OF his intrigue against Mexico. in the
hope OF avertIng, by foreign war, his own
doom.
The Joint resolution just introduced into
the House by Congressman SchIeicher
declares that Hayes may put and keep on
the Rio Grande "a military force of not
less than five thousand men," that his out
rageous order of last June, authorizing
the armed invasion of Mexico, should
not be Withdrawn or modified" that
Mexico must be called upon for ul
indemnity to persons aud property, ~
the abolition Of the iona Li6re, ~ the
surrender of Mexican citizens for sum
mary punishment in Texas, and (4) the
special exemption of Americans from
forced loans,
Here we find renewed the programme
by which Hayes last year brought the two
republics to the verge of war, and degrad.
ca the national honor, until Congress
INTERVIEWED, through resolutions of inquiry.
to check the intrigue. To aid this scheme
the late raids in Texas have been prosslv
exaggerated, aud have been. falsely charged
to Mexicans, though made by Indians
from our own Fort Sill and Fort Stanton
reservations and by redskins o. the same
race from the otheriside Of the Rio Grande,
San Antonio, Ord's headquarters, callc
the raiders" Mexicans and Indians" For
Duncan finds two Mexicaus" among the
Indians; Corpus Christi reports 'Indiar
and MexicanS raiders" while'Fort Oak
confessiDg that four horses we're stolen a
night few hundred yards from tina
Vlgllant post, says; The thieves wer
seen to cross the Rio Grande, and wer,
recognized as Mexican" "a recognition
Dy night wonderiulin its way, since, thong
80 near, all the troops at Fort Clark could nc
catch these distinctly Mexican thieye.
opch talk 10 worthy of the allies of Nave,
VINO, IN his December message to Cor
gress,talsely ascribed the raids to M exican,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-01
HOLLoWAY'S REEEDIEs
marx 7'HBSB FACTS
THE TESTIMONY OF THE
WHOLE WORLD.
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wLet all who can believe facts and can have
faith in evidence, read the following.
Know ALL MEN BIZ THESE PRESENTS, That, on
this the twentieth day of June, the year OF ON
Lord, One Thousand Eight Hundred and SixtY-sfx
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That he is the sole general agent for the United
States and dependencies thereof for preparation
or medicines known as Dr. HoIloway'e Pills ant
Ointment. and that the following certificates ar
yerbatum copies to the best of his knowledge ant
belief JAMES SMKITRE.
TL.s,1 Notary Public,
14Wall street, New York.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-01
Extracts from Various Letters

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-01

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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Important Caution.

= None are genuine unless the signature of ].
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ward viii be given to any one rendering sncb in
formation as may lead to the detection OF any
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RocK ISLAND b pEosIA RAILWAY.

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LEAVE ARRIVE.
Thro'h F'ht 6 30 a. m. Galva Ac $3.50 q, m.
Mail Elk. l50 p. m. Mail & Ex. 1918 p. m.
Galva Ac. $50 p. m. ThrO'h F'ht 4:45 D. n.
The 80 IN train makes close connection at
Galva with s. Q for points west; arriving at
Galesburg at 100 m; at Burlington 7:15 p N at
Keokuk 9:25 p m; and at Quincy 9;40 p IN also
making close connection at Peoria with l B & W
and P & w roads for all points east and south