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there was a condition attached. They were going to look around for a year, or two years, as might be, until they found-what? Why, the women that suited them. Does any Mormon think they jeopardized their immortal souls by waiting? Of course not. But just now there is something more fearful in it's consequences to polygamists, than living with a seventh or tenth wife, seventh or tenth of the time. It has always been possible for any good tithe-payer to get released from a vixen of a woman, but tithes do not count against sen tence of the District Court. John Taylor cannot burst the covenants which restrain over-married men at Marshal Ireland's boarding house. The obligations generally stick out there until the time ex- pires, or "until death do them part" Is it not true that if John Taylor were to issue an edict to- morrow, declaring every polyga- mist to be divorced from all but his real wife. that every one of those polygamists would be, so far as the church is concerned, absolutely freed from their bonds? What, then, becomes of the Everlasting covenant" business? The truth is that the chiefs of the church, are magnifying the tie which binds men to polygamous wives, beyond the extremest limit of common sense. A man may be desperately in love with one woman, but he never is desperately in love with two women at the same time. But an honorable man, after involving woman's life with his own, in any form of marriage, is surely bound to protect that woman, and, so far as he can, provide for her until he shall be honorably released. If she have children, he is bound, too, by every rule of honor to do the best he can by those children; by the example he furnishes; by such education as he can give them, and by such means as he can honestly accumulate for them. But what kind of protection is it for him to leave them to their own devices and go to the penitentiary? What kind of an example does he set when he gets himself consigned to the pen itentiary, because he will persist in setting the laws of the mildest gov ernmcnt on earth at defiance? And while he is languishing in the pen, what provision is he making for the present or future of his chil- dren? No, no. It is not sign of manhood for any man to pur- sue a course like that. It is just the reverse. By the act a man says plainly enough: "I am not going to be restrained in the least; I am going to have my way, laws or no laws, and my family, or families, must do the best they can until 1 carry my point" It will have to all be stopped, or those who refuse will have to find some other land in which to carry out their plans. There was no such thing as a de- cent home among the Jews during all their years of polygamy, The men and women of the United States will not have it that way in this country.-Salt Lake Tribune.
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LAND NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. l
Attorney for Plaintiff.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARIZONA
 October 18th, 1885. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof ill support of his claim and s2st said proof will be made before the Judge, ar in his absence, the Clerk of the District Court of Apache county. Arizona, at St. Johns, Apache county, ArizOna on the l6th day of No- vember, 1885, viz: Gilbert b. Greer. of St. Johns, Apache county Arizona, for his declaratOry state ment No. 13t5. for the southwest L of section No. twenty-twO CPL in township No thirteen (l3) north of range No. twenty-eight (2S,) east He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land. viz: A. T. Doxey, w. W. Berry, W. E. Platt and Edmund Nelson, all of St. Johns, Apache county, Arizona territory.
 Ol5-5t. THOMAS WING Register.
The St. Johns herald., 1885-10-15

w. w. Baldwin, of Benson, who was arrested short time ago upon a charge of horse stealing, made by Rev. Mir. Calfee, has been hon. orably acquitted.
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Important Notice
 TO HOLD E R, S
 OF APACHE COUNTY Warrants.
ER S
APACHE COUNTY
Warrants.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF sUPERvIsoRs.l
 Apache County, Arizona
 Notice is hereby given to all holders of Warrants. issued under and by the authority of the Board of Supervisors of Apache County, in the Territory of Ari- zona, prior to the First Day of January, 'S5. First-That the same be presented to the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors for
 Examination and Registr atien, at his office in St. Johns, the county seat of Apache county,
 ON OR BEFORE THE First Day of December, 1885. Second-That while the presentation of the original warrants may be prefer red-where it will not be practicable to produce them-certified copies thereof, with all memoranda and endorsements thereon, may be furnished for inspec- ton and verification.
 By order of the Board. s24-1Ot. T.. S. BUNCH, Clerk.
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SHEEPMEN.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Sept. 8, 1885.
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head all for slaughter dirtcs; dressed beef shade
firmer at SSMl0.
sheep Receipts eco head. Market quiet aud un.
changed;s4 25G6 65 per cwt. ios common TO
prime sheep; S5@6 20 for lambs.
Hoes-Receipts 1900 head. Market quiet at 81
as SO.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, March 17-Cattle-Active
and unchanged; reecipu. $50 head shipments,
655 head.
Hogs-Firm; Philadelphias, IS l5a5 %: Workers,
81 seas; receipts. 1880 head; shipments, 54Oo
sEcer-Firm and unchanged; receipts, 800
head shipments, 400 head.
KANsAs CITY, March. 1.-THE Live Stock I,sdi-
Gator reports:
Cattle = Receipts. $50 head. Market steady:
5 Is; common to medium, 81 5e9i IS; feeders,
sl@4 GO; COWS, sS@3 so;
Hogs - keceipts. 3. 400 head. Market weaker and
Ice lower at 81 20G4 40.
Sheep-Reoeipts, 200 head: market steady: fair
to good, 81 to@3 25; common to medium VI bug
BUFFALO. March l7.-Cattle-Rec to day
ISL hes6; consigned through. a cars: nothine
on 80 pit few sales OF cows at So 2OaI; light
% lit utn steers, 81 25@5.
Sheep-Receipis. 600 head: consigned through
stronger.
Hogs Receipts. 500 head consigned through As
cars; stock in fair demand but lower rates; York
ers. s5@5 10; light mixed, 81 9195i good medium
81 1000 20; no heavy on sale.
ST. LOUIS, March I7--Cstfe - Reoefpts SOC
heso: shipments 1907 head. Market strong: ex-
ports SIS 65@5 go; good to choice shipping S. 2O@
5 60; common to medium. 81 50@5: butchers
steers, 81 25q4 Isl cows and heifers. sS9S IS; corn
fed Texans S494 so.
sheeo-Reteipis, 200 head; shipments - hesd
Firm demand: common TO medium. g. 50@3 25
choice, So 5O94 IS: extra. 81 80.
Hogs--Active: Workers, 81 25@i 65; packing
81 1901 co; heavy. 81 659i 30; receipts, $500
head: shipments. eco head.
CHICAGO March 1.-THE Drovers' Jsurnsl re-
ports:
Haxs-Receipt,. 20 900 head: shipraents S. 500
head. Market active ard 5gl0c lower; decline
mostly rough mixed and packing; rough
mixed, 81 IS a. 75 packing and shipping, 81 20
O. o5; light. 81 35a4 So: skips. SO al IS
Catkle- Receipts, COCO heed; shipments ZOO
head. Market generally steady; 1850 10 1900 lbs.
steers 81 S5@i 95 !, 200 10 1000 lbs. s. l595 rs
sheep-Receipts. 5000 head; snipments. Is 70
3; medum 10 good, s. 25@i .; choice to extra
lambs 81 5rNg5.
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COMMERCIAL.

Business was rather quiet in all lines. Dry
goods are doing much better business than dur
ing the cold weather OF February, but prices ie-
main unchanged. Groceries are in fair demand
without quotable change. Dried fruits and canned
goods are in good demand At unchanged prices
Fish are firm and In fair demand. Eggs are un-
changed, and will probably remain so for a few
days.
Understanding off slightly from prices of Mon
day. Local markets are touched with something
of feeling Of dizziness. Futures heavy and low
er. prices are quoted for forward deliveries Visit
bic supply report shows small increase OF li3, so2
bushels. New York at noon was sc higher; Balti-
mere 4c. with Chicago "a lower.
Corn-Fair demand. but prices are not quite so
firm. especially for large lots. Receipts fair Flu
lures not wanted. Visible supply looms up with
the large increase OF l02f.609 bushels, indicating
liberal receipts at all points New York ct noon
steady: Baltimore the same. while Chicago
was sc Off for April, and &c oil.
Oats-Quiet and steady at quotations.
The following table shows the receipts OF grain
Of this point for the past tventy-four hours;
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nrllontn lIlnnnann

OF either sex however induced speedily,
thoroughly and permanently cured. Cam.
plioated and obslitae cases II blood tninta
ulcers, obstruetiona, unnatural diseha * ~
exhausted vitality, premature decline, merry.
Qua mental aud organic debility, yetleocee
hS droeele, dieeRsee Of PROSTATE gland, kid
ueys and bladder, piles iistuas aud rupture
oil permanently cured stair OF twelve ox'
pert specialists in constant attendance, con.
etitntipg the most complete organization OF
medical and surgical Skill in America. Send
history OF case and address for illustrated
pamphlet OF particulars. Worlds Dlspensa.
~ Medical Association, Buffalo, N. y.
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Rheumatism Quickly Cured.

There has never been medicine for rheuma-
tism introduced in this State that has given such
universal satisfaction as Dursng's Rheumatic
Remedy. 1t stands out alone as the one great
remedy that actually cures this dread disease IL
is taken internally and never has and never can
fail TO cure the worst in the shortest time IL
has the Endorsement and recommendation OF
many leading physicians in this State and else
where. II is sold by every druggist at 81. Write
for free forty page pamphlet to R. X. HELPHEN-
sTIHE, Druggist, Washington ID. q.
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The roads In some sections are now In q
very bad condition, and when the frost be.
gins TO leave the ground the difficulty will
be increased. There Is n good opportunity
open TO inventors who can devise q cheaper
method OF making good reads than that
pursued at present, especially II not n Ell
ing repairs frequently.
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When an animal Il fed enough to main
tain life and locomotion-and this, OF oourse,
10 necessary such additional food rs IL may
have will naturally, IL it 10 not required 10
hep il from freezing (Which is not often tho
oase). make growth, IL q young one, and
ore flesh IL II Is matufed or full gro an
but this growth or increase will be according
10 the Kind OF food given. II the food is
coarse or weak. such as straw or poor hay.
the animal can not consume more than
enough TO maintain vitality, hence stronger
or richer food 10 essential TO prodt. New
York Tribune
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nonnr meni-Rand Thls.

The voltaic Belt Company, OF Marshsll,
Mich, offer to send their celebrated Electro.
Voltaic Belt and other Electric Appliances
on trial tor thirty days, 10 mens(young or
old afflicted with nervous debility, loss OF
vitality and manhood, and all kindred
troubles. Also for rheumatism, neuralgia,
paralysis and many other diseased. Conn.,
plete restoration to health, vgor and man
hood guaranteed. No risk Is incurred ss
thirty days trial IL allowed Write them at
oncs FOR illustrated pamphlet free.
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The acrid and poisonous humors that
creep into the blood and permea'e the sys-
TEN, cause the swelling Of the joints and
Inflammation of the muscles that are desig-
mated as rheumatism. This, with its twin
diteaSe, peuralgia, can only be successfully
com batied by 3 medicine that goes TO the
source Of the trouble. In Athlophoros a
sovereign remedy has been tecured. Il re-
stores the blood TO a healthy state and drives
disease away. A single bottle cured Mrs.
Morris O Williams, OF West Exeter, y. Y.
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Regarding brewers grains ms food for
milch COVE Dr. Feeney states that they con.
tain n narcotic lupulin tthe active principle
OF hops), and after "a while the COWS get into
n condition similar 90 that OF All opium
smoker. Their faces become changed IN az.
preston until they appear ilugglbh and
without animation
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What You gay.

There are 20 many trauds advertised for
the hair" yOn say. So there are, but Park.
er's Hair Balsam 10 not one of them. IL will
not work miracles, but 10 will do better ser.
vice for your hair than anything else you
can find. Restores original color cures
dandruii, gives new growth. Elegantly per-
tuned. Not dye.
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GARKETs BY TELEGRPAH.
Produce Markets.

EEW YORK. March Il -Cotton-QEiet and
steady at II 3-I6Gll 916c: futures steady March.
IL S2c; April, n.25c; May, l1.SSc; June, u.50c:
July. n.57c; August, u.6ic; september, IL 2jc:
October. lQ56c' November, l0t0c; December,
l06cc. Flour Quiet receipts &c 600 ools exports.
1000 bbls.; superfne State and western, 81 659
3 10: common 10 good extra, IS 1908 IS; extra
Ohio, So 1Oa5 25; st. Louis, s. 1095 60 Wheat
Spot 14@1c lower; options opened 1z9szc higher
later declined szGll4, and a. the close reacted "a
&c receipts, 5000 b.; exports, 1900 bu. No, :
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o. i-I6. Railroad H,nds-. Erie, Ia; seconds 4si.;
New York Central, 91 Illinois Central SO4, Penn.
sylvania Central 6iTs: Canadian Pacific, 3d.; 81.
faul, ia.
PARIS. March l7.-Rentes -Sli 771lc.
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NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Post says: Future
deliveries up TO the third call have been gIes ly
neglected. March delivery was slightly dearer
because spot cotton was quoted Lice higher. The
total sales at 2l5 p N. were only l600) bales, The
result OF the third call leaves prices they were
quoted yesterday at the closing. My bro Ight
Al. 500; September IL 26c; December, l06lc.
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Oiia.

PITTsBURG, March observation-disclosures GER
ticates opened at 7stsc declined to 7sIzc rallied.
advanced 10 7s5Ec, and closed 81 7914c. Crude
oil is strong and hiehrr. National Transit aud
Tide-waier runs on Monday. 6s,G53 bpIs teal
shipments, 72l52 bbls; charters. el,032 bbls
clfarsnces. 2,422,C coo bbls National Transit Ger.
tifcates orened at 7s1Sc. the lowest price OF the
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Durkee's Salad Dressing and Cold Meat Sance
for all kinds of salads, dsh, vegetables and cold
meats. Cheaper and better than homemade. No
sauce equal to ~ was ever offered.
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FITS All Fits stopped free by DR.. kiine's 9yeai
Nerve Restorer. No hn after frat days use. Mar.
veous cures. Treatise and 81 trial bottle free 10 Fi
oksas Send 10 Dr. Kline. et1 Arch 81. Phiia.. ~
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Hoods sarsaparilla has cured thousands OF
cases OF rheumatism. This is abundant roa-
son for belief that IL will cure you. Try IL.
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BALTIMORE. March IT, whisky-Steady at
u 19l q.
ST. LOUIS, March 17.-Whisky Steady at 81 IA.
CINCINNATI. March T.-Whisky-Steady at
81 H.
CHICAGO. March I7.-whisiy-Quiet ct s1lA i.
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INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKETS

Gar lots--wheat. i7s: corn. $40; oats. i59.
Estimated receipts OF hogs, 10000 head.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORk. March l7-Dry 6cods--In the
way of speciRlties OF q seasonable character such
dress goods, ginghams. printed fabrics there
has been very good trade for Tuesday, but staple
cottons have been quiet Exports IN cotton goods
for the past week has been 10000 packages, and
very largely to China and Africa, making since
January total of 4S,l7S packages against IS SCI
packages The same time last year. S3.sll in 1888.
. in
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
MONEY AND STOCKS.


Now horh NhFh~ts
XIV YORK March -Noaoy-ialR per cent,
closed a. ! = per cent.
Prime Mercantile Pspcr-f95 per cent.
Government Bouds Quiet and shade lower
for ~ per cents. registered. o.heis unchanged.
Rs,rosd Bonds-Qu aud lower.
state Securiues-steGdy
Tracing ina The siosk - change to-day unfli the
the tnal hour OF the board, Was the dullest there
this year. The only stock which ~ the time was
press. 4 for saie VAS Union Pacific. Among The
Damaging reports ia circulation in regard 10 tuis
sou pHhy VA one 20 The eject tia the toftittul
iug report 81 the United states kallro "a Commits
aluutt o the Department ~ the Interior WIND
Hraw there had bsen III increase of coont eluD
Geo IN the floating debt OF the company during
ths lnsi Elk months OF last yeaG The difficulties
bet seen Central ana Union Pacific, aud a pub
Isfsd statement that the former nnd refusei 20
receive freight at Ogden from the Union pacla'
except a. local rates. were niso used by tho bears
fransartiuus Stock EzchauR0 aggregated
l70CO0 shares, Of which 1900 were L1okawtnua,
is,OoU LAKE Shore 1900 Northwestern. II, 90 Neg
Jersey Central, 1000 New York Central 10000 -.
Paul. 1900 Union Pacific aud 10000 western
Union,
The downward movement IN Horn silver IA the
special feature OF tho mining market this morn
Ing the price fell TO 300 on hacs OF 4l5 shares
1hin price IL 10 lower than tho lowest pfiCe 81
1854 aud 200 lower than the lowest oi ihAd, Two
hundred shares OF Contondated Pacific sold a. -
aud zoo OF Little chief ut -
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
IFurnisnsd by II. Y. Kinney a Co., Grain ana Pre-
vision Brokers. No. Chamber OF Commerce.
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e"o@lla lane

hssooattal a.tlaos
Depart Arrives
Mail...... els an New YORK Ex-.. $3.50 am
Day ExItcfF, VI rs an Mail Z Ado 90 arn
TcTre aGute Ac- 400 pm Cin. & I. r is.. $3.50 pm
Pscifo TX, d'y.l0.iA pm New ofk Ex-... $40 pm
Ind StBend cN 7.i0afn Il Bend q Ind e. 10 IS am
mo. a Bend ex IS pn s. Bond Is ind ex. 6.t2pm
For tickets end fun information call AZ tiCket
once Penn. Lines. northeast corner Naeh ingtou'
euo ilh,ois streets, Union Depot Ticket once.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
Went into effect sunday, Earch rs. 1855.
TRAINS Rim ~ CENTRAL .faNpARD TEE

Jensr nv'i'' s. ssl'P' aud IAa'aor sS9,,:.
Southern Ex.d'y 4:l0 am Ind. & ~. Mail. s:sS am
L. 4 Mad. Ex-.. s:i6 am Ind. & Chi. Ex.-10:f5 am
Lou. & ~. Mail. $50 pm N.l.& NIL TX, 90 pu1
LOUSY. Ac.. dy. t.s5 pm 81 I. = &. F. L.1o;s5 pm
For tickets and fun information CAL 10 tcke1
ohicf Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington
anc Illinois streets, linton Depot Ticket Once.
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tlour. Grain and Hay,

Flour, Grain and Hay,
Ylouf-Pa;ent. Is 1905 co; extra fancy 81 00e
~. fancy, 50 s09l 90; CHOICE, 80 1903 %: fauiiy
ss 553s co. treble extra. 81 6192 rs: double extra,
g. 5000 SO: extra 81 2532 30; supezfne, 81 Cc1
= -: fine. s. 90
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Olscaro. at. Lonla nnd rlttsbnrR.

Wy FWFEI ~ T'WTTH WTIW Y TFTHWNTTF
fAkshAhhth Akn fFHNHfIVANlA tlNH.l
Depart Arrive.
MashisFton, hAusl
more, tlfikhnfF and
coluu.iua EApIess,r. AS am. f. iiis7a.p,
Dayton 1.olnmnnu - - iot9 ana. - $40 p.m,
dation 49,. 400 pm EFT $50 an.
New You ,fhiladepa,
NaahiiNon, haiti.
more, JittabufF. Co,
lumbt 4 Dayton IA + t,s5 pm, ls' 1890 pm,
Dayton ttpfeas,.,,,u.,,ufs tha p,m.les l0.N p,t
ScHlcAnO niNmioS, VIA EOKoNo,
LouisYilt aud Chicago
Fast E,prefs............s iiioo pm. tooan-
LouiaVilts and Chicago
hNpru~, y. C..,........ - N ilbam r. a.eSp.m.
.Daiiys seDaily except Sunday. sleeping Caf.
~ Hotel o..
FOR ti(Sola aud tail information call Al Ticket
on'cs petn. Lanes, northeast corner Washington
and illit'msHeeis. or Union Depot Ticket once
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waba1h. ~. Loui- aud raoinle Railway.

WAha0hs nts Iouts huu IHNlHIc NaiIWhIs
Depart ArIiv7
De- -, Mail. s.lbam. Oct hx,, s..,..... ss0oam
To- fLWA6M EE 2.ibpm Pacific kT.........ll .S0am
Do kN.li'yH.... 7siapm Dot q chi. NJ. kkbpm
To wy Detdy II 0Opm Toll ftM1 Detdy, 8.b9am
uCietF aud fun Information call &C City
~ toloe, ~ SO. III. A. or Union Depot ricses
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sovrnvNsEr sHcusifiHI


Nelt-4ne purchasing price for doveransnl
efads "a Indianapolis fafisa tom lne hoW nff
q .sfiens 80 aaf cont.
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Indianapolis, 81 Lou = ana uni
cage


cfNcfNEArt DIVISION
Derart-tincinneu Rnd flofida Fast Line,
daily. q. and q. c.a.................s.s ftfQsM
en-. kushviilc and Col. Acc.......i1 as am
IN and i0ufyilo Mail, = C,..t. 3 a. pm
tlntinuab Ace daliy................. q - pm
krr'~c-'ndisnspoilie Acc, daily osaa eua
nm, and 80 Louis htil, u. c...a..i 20 am
Indianapolis Acc ............ ........... 4 90 m
1hieago aud st Louis last Lac.
daily, a and G. e..................... ioits rm
CHICAGO pfFminN,
nopatt-ll hicngo aud kook lsand Hx...... 40 am
thtcaEo Mall =. C..s...a.,............,ili 1910 prl
Weston ktpfcss.. ..s.............. bilo puo
thiWFo, Peoria urd burlington
fea' line, = r ct,,Htsss.s..s.... II 20 pm
Affiyo-tJ aud i. lest Line az. g O., a. 8lss am
.Hhs1Nlh ANh ttttiisflsll. ttsiftii4slN - am
INN. AMI Louisville Mail, p. g., a3s0 pm
ilhNihnhtl Af'lif.sststtt q ~ pf1
The TITO Via g.. l. sd. l.. aud 4. aud r. IL, ana w.
as iOl Nwai
Leave lfdA'ro'lf o. rnlAr indiapolia 10 40 am
Arrive lafayette IS pmltN. Lainyouea \ oA ara
Arrive ls0om'tu i2 i9amlLy. hloom'm 2ibs am
For msn time tables, rates ~ iafo, aud All Ia,
foFnatissi apply 20 1icAel once, lp south ILL
inois sts'ot ana Union Dopoi Ticket offioe.
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ouisstIle. New Albany aaa Sbioago,

Louisville. New Albany aau chicago.
tChicago Short Lane Division.b
Depart Arrive.
Frankfort Acc. s:Oopm indianapolis MI. 3 l5am
Chicago Egt Es II :Npm Ind. Ng't Ex. d.s S:sosn
&. x n. City liz: 45pm Indiana polls Ac. 10 00am
For tictets and information, call at Union De-
not and q South Illinois street
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Received

The following laoie Slows the smoun, o: grain
IN store NJ tn.s point:
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jhdinnr polls aud Vinoannes.

MI. a CaSo TX. s.iham Vincennes Ac.... 10 :fOam
Ninconnss Ae.... a:00pm MI 81 Cairo kx... 6;s0pm
for 10 Sets and iull information call az ticke
ofhct Pe}n. Lines, northeast corner Washington
AND Hing is streets. or Union Depot Ticket once.
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tndi INA, bloomington ana Western.
PEORIA DIVISION.

PEORIA DIVISION.
vepart. Arrive.
Pacific ~ 4 Mall 7:21am E&S, Exr.r, n dy Sam
X. 6TP Same re b:OIpm Cincin. Spec. r.cil Obam
B&R.Lkg d,sr,cll :l0pm Atlantic EXAM. .S0pm
II. LOUIS DIVISION.
Moorehet Ac..... 6.80pml Mall q Day FIX II: 0oam
Mail 4 Day Ex.... b:0Ipm Mooreheld Acc. 6:i0tm
EASTERN DIVISION.
E'nExr<.s ID 4:2Oaml PscInci.l. r.c. dly e:s5sn
Day Ext .......l :.tam western tx........ f:fopm
Attic Ex &C. dly 7:l0pm b. 6B., De.a ?. q 10 :Sbpm
For tickets and full information call a. the New
Ticket Ofsce, No. 1873 South Illinois street ar nj
the Uniol Depot Ticket ONCE. &. indicates Sleep
ar z. q. Haclining cars.