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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-11-06
'rBE K0u Foundry.

| New assigned ssssss announce that the
,Fvts sssss ary % North street between LAT.
sass .aa TIE river, will soon be in rea.
W cAsaar =. al execute orders for Mschio-
a'r .zpsedi,s ~ hspsir Work. Having a. a
70 aad PROCURED s.sesea the necessary build
pspsrss !. .as requisite machinery, we
70 sAss ssssi, lsf work 10 time for planters
ashnor 81. ~ q repaired machinery
sataly ~ :. 30. ARBOUR.
oaos % Lafayette street.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-11-06
BLACKSMITH &
i AND
WHEELWRICHT.

tT1IE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
i dc that be has established q shop at the Ferry
Lasding OF the parish, for the purpose G doing
INFLAMMATION WORK in that line of bust
ness. Being fully prepared, customers win have
their orders filled with all possible dispatch, in
q workmanlike manner, and on the most reas-
enable terms. o eH
|my9 ANGU, MCKAY.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Bsdhfs off C6duterfith iGnttRT ftiic
Byrup has been countersiied, and The counter
's'''f s''s ss n iss's fcsic srsur.

The senuiao article sut h<sss D.. John
Bulls PRINT 6Amp on each bottle. Dr.. John
Bull only has ne right 70 manufacture ssd
selt tbe original John. smlsb's Tonic Syrup, q
Louisville, Ky. Examine well the iabd on
each botls, II my rrlsss stamp Is not on
each bottle, Do not purchase, on you will be
deceived. sse,my column advertisement, and
chow my card. Twin prosecute any one in
Ringing on my right The genuine Smith1s
Tonic syrup can only be prepared " myself,
~ iss' WIN ,0HssuLt
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-05-29

n srepvissss efItkls svl~krusrd nsa><ss
j11lly fi&I4s 81 Il . ssp<fIo<lly ever III fsnle.
dIes sser e1rrei 4 ~ pstIlr ~ W ~, ~
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Fever o. ohIIIa - rsvet. vtelhes n stsst q
Iee1 fa6fia6. lfsSspF1n ~ e1ilfv Wels
In AID 1oufGve>>sn country V hear MIN ".
tineuy y the tsait II ~ neu)@iea, M II "a
60 WA4ieetf WIN IN b cutt. " ihe d|f6c.
lions sfs strictly followed and carried onl. II
) M pA6S tzrssa 1fsxIs dosr ~ - ~
hdIsu' f6r a cure. and whole families hsvs b<cu
cnfsd By . single bottle, with epF&et ms>uPn-
iidH Il ~ fspsfkf kezltb. tfl4 hoxsvtt
prudent and In every eass more certain 70 cufa
10 W III eoettqsed ID snsllfr dsses ~ :
week b. two amer he disease has been checked,
more especially In dIhicultt and lone-ssandmg
cases. IDEALLY, this medicine will not require
any aid 70 keep The bowels In good ofdu;
sh6uld The patient however, nqnlse . sathattic
medicine, aner having takenIsthree Or iour
dsscs Of the Tonic, : single doss Of BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS VIII be sund-
Client.
DR. JOHN BuLEs Principal 0mes.
No. 40 Fihh, Gross Street,
Louisville, Ky.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-05-29


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Bulls Worm Destroyer.
70 ny United sntss and Worry Igas
sl se Readers. nan I'D d

Iheye received many testimohisls fforA pro-
f~cssionni and medical men, As my alfhanacs
and various publications haze shown, all Of
which Arc genuine. The lowing nom Z
highly educated and popular physician In Geor-
eia y certainly one " The most sensibIs COM
mnnirations 7 have ever received. Dr.. Clement
knows exactly what he speaks Of, and his les-
timony deserves 70 be- written In letters d
gold. Hexr what the Doctor says Of BULLS
WORN DESTROYER
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-05-29

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'rsY LI.1ss
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HolIv snrincs-CYayion Of Ae 22nd.
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|m;l;ta,,, sutbor,sssI
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ltands that CIV. Ames, nosisiyelv
Issases to appoint : Board # Police
for Rankin county untill he sees,the
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-05-29

PICTURE&-H you want R-real life
likspistdrs-d 4 ny description, call
at the Rhetsgseph roonsofE DW
1888 Main st., Memphis. Mr.. Days
productions 6sssqusld BY few, and
surpassed ~ ppne, inasmuqh e they
are d near perfection e an adept
and the best niffumspts can render
them. We have gone through his
magnificent ssllsy end have had
work done by him, andzdo not hest
that a. IN artist he hes
mott superior y re asstA
We are in ~ doh q ! card of
invitation to he commencement
BalkSetlDV plv9jAy df Mislbippt1
June 24th,; eiyun By CHRONOLOGICAL
uatas, e~omplimentsEy 10 the gzads
uatine classse md from the cxtsn~
sive prepasttjons beine made We
may ausi5p6te q b1IllIant kn-secasr
sior1 ~ h1rst6Iora phrked this
annual festival.
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on1zg. 4 3ns Telss on ne
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06
THE BOGUS POLICEMAN.
ARREST OF A STRANGER NAMED DIX.
ON, ON SUSPICION.

Yesterday afternoon, Officer Cummings
arrested man named James Dixon, on
the suspicion that he was the man who
personated policeman on Thursday
night, and robbed Henry Woods, pilot
on the "Sam Brown" of his overcoat.
Dixon was taken before Squire Bross.
Woods testified, that, on the night OF
the robbery, he was FULL" in fact, very
drunk, 90 drunk that he did not know in
what saloon he had been or where he
met the man who robbed him. He had
an indistinct recollection OF being some
where with Horace" and the robber;
that the three started out together; that
the stranger told him, after they were on
the sidewalk, somewhere, that he was
. policeman, and had concluded to take
him (Woods) to the calaboose; that when
somewhere near the calaboose, or the
Antrim House, or elsewhere, the stranger
proposed t.. let him Off II he would dc.
posits money for his appearance; that
he refused, and drew off his overcoat;
that the stranger took hold Of the coat
and ran away; that he pursued, crying
out In q loud voice; that the stranger
turned around, came back, and hit him
an awful blow on the nose; that he could
not say the prisoner was the man, and
that all he knew about 1t was that his
coat had been stolen, aud that the coat
in court was his.
The prisoner stated, that he was from
Evansville; that he had been working
on the Indianapolis and Vincennes road,
and was waiting for u boat to go down
the river, to get work on the Little Rock
and Fort Smith railroad that he had slept
on the wharf boat Thursday night, and
in the morning had walked out In town,
and had found the coat Oh The side walk.
lie had tried TO sell the coat.
The Squire, deeming the evidence suf
fcient to create the belief that the pris
oner might be guilty, bound him ovei to
answer At the next term Of the Circuit
Court. In default Of bail, he was sent up
10 the county Jail.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
A Man. Brain. n.,nea ou. by ,.n.

4 Mans Br0tus Nasheb out bN ~ f"fi.
II
Mr.. Isaac Warrington, an old and re-.
spectacle citizen of Pulaski county, res.
iding ut South Caledonia, WAS instantly
killed, on Thursday last, by u fall. He
was the proprietor ~ q wood yard at the
steamboat landing near his residence,
and sold wood To steamboats,, ranking it
Into flats for the convenience of such up
bound boats that might wish to tow.
On Thursday he W 3 passing over the
ranks Of wood in his Hat, and, losing
his footing, was precipitated To the bots
tom OF The wood boat, o distance Ofabout
eight feet Ordinarily such fall would
be Of small consequence; but Mr.. Wor-
Ellington, striking on his head, his skull
Was oursted vide open, aud his brains
scattered In every direction about the
spot where ne struck. He was killed, Of
course, on the instant.
We have known Mr.. Worthlngton
long aud we'll. lie was an honest, In
dustrious citizen and provident aud in
duigent husband aud father. He was
well known throughout Pulaski county,
and very generally respected. During
the many years he dev0edto hard labor,
he constantly accumulated something
ali we his current expenses, so that his
family, which consists Of wife aud six
or seven children, are secured against
was uhour flly years ofage.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06
BLOOD
A Blew and y stab.

Two negro girls, attending the school
kept In the govern ment school building
on Walnut street, conceived cause Of
difference, yesterday, that led to quite
serious conflict. One with u drawn knife.
desired TO be placed upon the defensive
and therefore dared and "double dared"
the other to strike her-she didn'task
promise on "push," II accompanied by
proper evidences OF anger and ill-wl,.
The defed dsrksy finally concluded that
she ''couldn't stood IT," and "pop" she
took her defiant colored sister, u blow
that for . moment made her see more
stars than there are in an unobscured
armament. With the ferocity ofa tigress
the assaulted wench pouuced upon her
antagonist, and In less time than II re.
quires TO tell 1t she had driven her knife
home into her adverssry's right arm. II
there is one thing more than another
that frightens n young darkey, that
thing Is the sight OF blood; and follow.
ing the knife as 1t came forth from
the arm, was crimson stream
that not only sprinkled the school room
floor, and saturated the clothing Of the
wounded girl, but promised unless speed
ly staunched, consequences much more
serious and alarming. There was OF
course, much screa ming much running
to and fro, the wounded girl In the
meantime, bleeding like an OK"
One OF the number finally collected
herself sufficiently to think Of physi.
clan. In due time the presence of the
man ofpills was secured, the arm ban
dagcd and the hub hub allayed. A
purpose to arrest the wicked wench Of the
knife was expressed, but whether or not
is was carried out we have not yet learn.
ed.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06
The Paciac CookinE stove.

Because it Is the more durable, burns
less wood, bakes better, and Is cheaper
than all other cooking stoves, the Pacific
Stove is the favorite in all families
where IT, has been tried. 1t has no su.
perlors and acknowledges no equals. A
few days trial will satisfy anybody that
it is the best cooking stove ever made.
Any size desired can be had at @. w.
Henderson's Commercial Avenue. third
door below Twelfth street. nov.5d Inn
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06

Members Of the standing committee
Of the City Council have heretofore u.
ken, and some do yet take, too much
responsibility In the matter Of expend-
Ing the money Of the city. mem
Der OF a committee has no right to direct
any person TO labor for the city; has no
right 10 order work TO be done In this
or that manner; and when he assumes
the right 10 DO so, he is guilty OF assur-
ance which merits rebuks. II each
member Of each OF the standing COM
mittecs has authority TO say TO q laborer,
"Do this" there IL no use for the coun.
ell, and the expenditures OF the city will
be largely increased over what the legi.
innate expenditures should be. The
council ls the legislature OF the city. BY
It's authority only can money DO expen-
ded; and n II refers anything TO COM
mittee, that committee must act on the
matter referred In body, and not in
piecemeal. IL must meet after notice
given. and IL must formally transact Its
business. The sooner the council re-
qulTes it's members OF committees 10 act
within the circle OF their duty, the be-
ter There are too many executive OF
ficers In this city
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06
ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE BOARD
OF ALDERMEN.

'a'"i iht NoN' " hoV's
Present, Aldermen Brankle. Carroll,
Kennedy, Lohr, Lonergan, Mckee,
Mendel, and Theobold--s.
The chair announced the Board ready
to proceed to business, whereupon the
following reports, as unfinished business,
were presented and read, aud on motion,
received and ordered on file.
Report of John Hyland. City Treasurer,
for the month of October. 1859.
Report OF f. Bross, Police Master, for
the months OF August and September,
1869.
Report of b. Shannessy, for the month
Of September, 1860.
Report OF Chief Of Police, for the
month Of October, 1869.
Report Of City Marshal, for the months
OF September aud October, 1859.
Report OF a Cain, Market Master, for
the month OF October, 1869.
Report OF John Sheeban, Street Super
visor, for the month Of September, 1869.
oRDINANCE.
An ordinance In relation To the salary
OF the present Jailor, upon second read.
ing, was adopted aud referred to the
following vote:
Ayes - Brankle, Carroll, Kennedy,
Lonergan, Mckee, Mendel-6
Nays -Lohr-l
Alderman Theobold excused from
voting.
Also, an ordinance increasing tho sal.
airy OF the Comptroller and Assessor
adopted by the Select Council was read
second time, and adopted by the Board
by the following vote:
Ayes Brankle, Carroll, Kennedy,
krndel-4.
Nays-Lohr, Mckee, 1heobold-3.
Alderman Lonergan excused from
voting
Bill OF John Hyland, for salary for DC.
tober as City Treasurer, 800 90.
NEW BUSINESS.
BY Alderman Mckee
Cairo, Nov. 8, 1869.
Resolved, That the Committee on Or
diDauces he, and are hereby, requested
10 frame an ordinance, and present IL at
the next monthly meeting of this Board,
which shall provide
That so long as the members OF the
Select Council aud BOARD Of Aldermen
receive no stated compensation for their
services rs such, that they shall be tx
empt from the payment OF taxes levied
against their property for the use Of the
city, Provided such levy shall not amount
To more than fifty dollars $500 annually.
If over that amount, the members shall
then pay the excess above that amount.
Said ordinance to take effect from and
after the installation Of the new city
officers in March, 1870.
Adopted.
Adjourned JOHN Brown.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06

The weather Is again clear aud cool, but
not unpleasant
The river has fallen six inches since
last report.
Business continues good.
The Mississippi and Missouri continue
falling slowly, but tlere 10 still elgh.
feet To st. Louis, a. the CHI, mel cuts OUT
equal To the slow decline of tue river.
The Ohio is still falling AZ pittsburg
with IS inches water in the channel 1t
is stationary at Louisville, with 4 feet
water In the canal.
The Continental is still here receiving
freight aud adds nearly or quite 800 tons
She leaves this evening.
The boilers OF the Cumberland have
been rem owed from the channel at
Shawneetown, by the L. S, steamer DC.
tavio. w o do the Sc boilers now belong
to?
The Belle Memphis is the regular pack
ct for Memphis this evening, and the La
dy Gay, is due for N o. Capt Chas Il.
Hinde, Is Agent.
The Virginia is due for New 0rleaus
The Wn. White is the regular Padu.
cab packet this evening.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06
A New Insurance Agency.

We ask the attention Of the reader to
the Insurance advertisement Of Mr.. &. N.
Hughes. He represents mum Der of the
sraunchest and most popular insurance
companies In the United States, among
others the "Underwriters," a combinn.
ton Of the Germanis, Hanover. Niagara
and Republic companies, the whole pre-.
senting q capital Of about four millions
ofdollars. This enables Mr.. Hughes to
cover in one policy q risk to any desired
amount-an advantage that will be duly
appreciated by steamboatmen and others
who may wish to etfect heavy insurance.
Other companies arc also named In his
advertisement, which have earned the
highest confidence Of the public. We
again ask attention TO the advertisement
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06

We have = colored divine In our city
who very sensibly maintains that be-
cause he wears clerical cloak II does
not follow that he may be insulted with
impuniry, Not very long ago the sum OF
thirty dollars was borrowed by a carpen-
ter who had undertaken 10 make certain
repairs upon the aforesaid divine's
church building. The repairs were made,
aud upon application the society ordered
the treasurer To pay the carpenter the
thirty dollars, that he might reimburse
the party from whom he had borrowed.
The treasurer Is "A female, and when the
carpenter applied to her for the funds, she
peremptorily refused to pay them over.
a knowledge of this fact coming To the
minister he waited upon the sister, and
reprimanded her for not honoring tn.
order of the church. The sister took
ohense, and told her husband how gross
iy she had been insulted, and the hus-
baud Of course felt called upon to seek
redress, etc. lie approached the divine.
made known the object OF his visit, aud
received all the satisfaction he could
draw rom an apology" couched in
about the following language: Mir
I treated your wife with all the courtesy
her conduct entitled her to; l properly
reproved her, and have no words to re-
call or even TO modify II you don't
l ke It. aud desire 10 pursue measures of
v.uIencr say 80. Ifyou escape me
fore burst that wash tub over your
cad you are u more 'artfui dodger"
than take you Ia bel" This VAS said
c,lmly and determiuedly; aud Tie
rampant visitor, adopting hat "beiter
part ofyalor" known rs dissection, took
his leave We nave since learned that
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06
MORTGAGE SALE.


whereas, Charles ThuPp and Harriet " Thrupp,
his wife by their sale mortgage, dated the thirteenth
day OF April A ID. lsti9. and recorded ~ the Record
ers once OF Alexander county. Illinois, did convey
TO the undors igaed, Carol,ne Hll, thc following
described real estate situate in the city OF Cairo. In
said county 81 Alexander and state ~ Illinois 20 vii.
Lot numbered eight W, 10 block numbered usoniy:
two ts2l ~ te ss. appears and u known and
designated on the recorded map o. pla VI sad cay OF
Caro- county and state Aforesaid, to secure the pay
meni ~ n certain prom AIRY note, given by aid
Charles Thrupp 10 said Caroline u!li, Tor the sui, Of
seven hundred an eighty seven dollars ard ffty
cents, dated AM H. lso9, and payable six month.
amer the date thereof, With ten per cent interest
from date until paid And whereas, default has been
made IN the payment Of sad note. |, the under.
signed TO whom "a sale mortgage was made, ~
virtue Of the terms and provisions Of the same VIII
Monday The 18Th day Of November, A. u. lalg, II
10 o'clock, A. ~ u thai day, under and hy virtue q
the power le conta nc 1 ~ said sale mortgage, sell
At public auc.Vn. 20 the Highest bidder for cash. ~
the mont door ~ the Court Eurr, ia sid city Of
Cairo, in the Hunty ~ Alexander aut Stale 81 M.
nois, the premises ~ said sAle mortgage described.
10 wit; lot numbered eight a.. ia block numbered
twenty two t.2l, 10 the ely ct Cairo, illinois, with a..
appurenances, 10 satisfy The purposes aud condition.
VI said sale mortgage.
Cairo, H., November D lslg.
CAROLINE HILL.
Allen, webb Butler, Attorneys Tor Mortgage. "a
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06

First class day board can be
secured at Walker and Sisson's for
IS per week. The bill OF fare consists Of
OF the best in the market, served by ex'
pert caterers in an unexceptionablc style.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06
Saw MIL for Nntr

A double circular saw Mill, also one
sett Of corn burrs, lath machine, FIVE
yoke Of oxen, three log wagons, with
chains, all in complete order
For further particulars apply to VIM.
+, Pitcher, Cairo, or to J. f. Silver, al
the Mill, Mounds Junction, Pulaski Co.,
Illinois. nov ~.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06
Removal.

The dry goods establishment Of Mr..
Louis Blum, has been removed from his
old stand to the building next doo.' to the
corner Of CommercialAvenuc andEighth
street, formerly occupied by Mr.. NJ. HUI
len. Will be opened Saturday morning,
the 30th inst. oc Is ct
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06

The printer mede us say yesterday
venlng, that Messrs. Psrson, Davis &
20 "also sell the electro plste.n We
wrote, that this firm "also sell the electro
late powder, for cleaning gold aud silver
lectro plate" And so they do; and II 10
uperior TO anything In use.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06
Walker & sissou's Billiard Hall and

Restaurant l. the center Of attraction for
strangers and others who would strength.
en- the inner man with fresh oysters,
stewed, raw, roasted or fried; quail on
toast, venison, fish or any other luxuri-
Gus or substantial edible; or pass an hour
with the ''cue" in The largest and hest
billiard hall in tie city. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06

Devore's side walk force are repairing
the side walk on Commercial avenue,
west eide, between Seventh and Eight
streets. This walk was In avery dilap.
dat'd condition, and dangerous 10 pc.
iestrians after nighfall.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06

A paling fence is 10 be put around ST.
Mays park, instead Of n close board
ence as first proposed. There was quite
. skirmish on this subject in the council,
md gentlemen with axes to grind locked
iorns. The horns are locked yet.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06
IMPORTANT TO MILLERS An D
Il MANUFACTURES
CANAL CoMNIssiNKns' oFrI'E, ,
IhInIyn. OCT. 20. Is.l. L

CANAL toaNtssiNkrs' bffl'E,
Chicago oct. 20. lsu9
The Water Power owned by the state on the L.ttc
Wabash river at Now Haven, hallatu county, W'i %
let neased for term ofny YEAR, C. the highest oi4
der, at noon, on the 30th day Of November neAl 80
the office Of G, y CongeT, Cafmi Illinois AL o.ds
must be sealed and marked Bids for Water PoWof,'
and addressed tO "CUe Il =. COnger, Carni, MRite
county, Illinois,
Specifications containing conditions Of the lease oal
be had on application by man or IA peI.On - 4. Il.
Conger, Carml j. g. Gindcle, Chicago Joseph Uney,
pixon, or V. hickoN, springfield.
On the LIST day of DeceUher at ~ a. M, We VIII
sell at auction on the premises, AZ hew Haven, Tor
cash, the old grst min buling and all the mn mas
chlnery therein Also . large lot II square Nhito
oak timber and plank y q, GiNpEtE,
nova wiy Y. HlChOA
Canal umisslouefs.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06

y. REILLY has su excellent supply Of
tsple dry goods, embracing sheetings,
hirtings, brown and bleached muslins,
cans, linseys, fannel., prints, dress
GODS, etc, and is selling them Mt actual
ost prices, 40 parties who have made
urchases there can testify. n
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06

Where can We anj cis,ern with
alter enough 10 1t to supply the little
AGNES during the proposed contest for
le horns? The public cis,erns are all out
I order: will not hold water, and water
,nnot be obtained from any private
stern. What, then, is TO be done?
hall the engines 90 TO the river? We
aud this water problem over TO the
remen, and ask them TO solve it
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-06

In September the Illinois Central
company shipped to the east from this
city 9l2 bales OF cotton, aud In October g.
579 bales, making total Of 1901 bales
in two months.