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TO GAS CONSUMERS.
WEALTH IN YOUR PURSE

Having secured the exclusive right TO
sell the the |. c, Walsh gas burner and
regulator. in this city from &. II. 3sr-
trell, Esq, sole proprietor, We warrant
and guarantee saving OF gas to the con-
sumner of from 25 to so per cent. over
any other burner now in use, and At the
same time give u brilliant and steady
light. We are permitted to refer to the
following certificate Of citizens of Cairo,
who have examined thoroughly and wit
messed test of this burner, with ether
burners now in use in your city, and GER
THY to the following;
CAIRO, June Is, 1873.
Having witnessed on Tuesday evening
last, in this city, a test between Il common
Gas Burner and Lava Tip against the /,
&. Walsh Gas Burner and Regulator, we
willingly certify that tho following state
ment is correct
The Lava Tip consumes ! feet per
hour. The common Fish Tail burner con-
sumes 6{ feet per hour. The Walsh
Burner and Regulator consumes 81 feot
per hour and gives a superior light.
w. NJ. Williams,
4. w. Halliday,
Louis l.. Davis,
VIM. Winter,
d. f. Bowen,
L. q. Pace,
+. Bross
ONCE over s. Wilson's boat store, where
orders may be left KYLE & WINTER
S-23-tt
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AUCTION SALE.

will offer for sale on Tuesday, All
gust 26, At half past nine o'clock g. m, the
entire furniture Of Mrs. Fishback's board
ing-house, corner Sixth street and Wal
nut, at the Blelock house, consisting of
bed steads, bureaus, washstsnds, mattresses,
chairs, looking-glasses, carpets, stoves,
queensware, tinwsre, knives and forks,
one nearly new Brussels carpet one splen-
did large cookiug-stove suitable for no.
tel and all the necessary articles for a
hrst-clsss clearinghouse. Sale .posi,i, e
and without reserve.
s.22td DAN HARTMAS, Auc,ioneer.
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CITY COUNCIL.
| Special Meeting Of the City Council
called by Aldermen Meyers, BiIby and
korsmeyer, for general business.

Special Meeting of the City Council
called by Aldermen Meyers, BiIby and
korsmeyer, for general business.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
CAIRO, Ills, August %, 1873.
Present-His Honor, Mayor w God, and
Aldermen Bixby, Korsmeyer, McEwen,
Meyers, Morris, Nells, Rttenhouse and
Roblnson--s.
On motion the reading of the minutes
WAS dispensed with.
AN oRDrSANcE,
On motion OF Alderman Meyers a bill
for an ordinance entitled ian ordinance
to provide for the gravelling of levee
street. which was laid upon the table at
the last meeting WAS taken up and read.
alderman MeGsuley appeared and
took his seat.
Alderman Meyers moved that said or
dinance be adopted, Carried by the fol-
lowing vote Ayes-Bixby, Korsmeyer,
McGsuley, Meyers, Morris, Nellis, Kitten
house and Robinson-s, Nay-McEwen
COMMUNICATIONS.
A communication from Chas o. Patier
Il Co, and other citizens was read, call
| ing the attention of the council to subdivis-
ions 90 and q Of article Of city charter,
and stating that they have waited for a
long time to have the council act in the mat.
ter Of the Cairo andVincennes railroad and
that they are now determined that unless
/ said nuisance is removed or sbsted they
will commence suit against the city OF
Cairo for maintaining a nuisance and OBJ
struoting Commercial avenue to the in.
terest of their business.
Alderman Meyers moved to refer said
communication to the street committee.
Alderman Robinson moved to amend
by referring to the city attorney
Amendment lost.
The original motion was then put and
lost by the following vote Ayes-Mc'
Even, McGauley, Meyers and Robinson
- Nsys-Bixby, Korsmeyer, Morris
Nellis and Rittenhouse--5.
Alderman Nellis moved that the com.
munication be referred to the city attor'
ney with instructions to prosecute said
railroad company to the fall extent of the
law, if they do not absto the nuisance i'm.
mediately.
Alderman Rittenhouse moved as AT
amendment that said communication be
tabled. Amendment carried on division
by Il vote of to
A bill for an ordinance declaring the G
and V. railroad track on Commercial ave-
nue. nuisance, introduced by Alderman
McGSuley, was withdrawn sitter motion
bang lost to refer to the ordinance com
mittee.
On motion Of Alderman Ne!lis the
council adjourned.
NJ. j. HowLEY, City Clerk.
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A LETTER FROM PROF. SMALL.
TAWk.
CAIRO, Ills, August Is, 1873.

CAIRO, Ills, August 10, 1878.
EDITOR BuLLETIN-Dongols hath a
melodeous sound like the distant reverber-
atoms of musical bells. With the musical
bellies of Dongola have but Sigh, &C.
quaintance. Doubles. they have charms
to soothe savage, ii he be young and
susceptible, To casual observer Dom
COLA appears higgledy.piggledy. Only
that and nothing more To the philoso-
pher-thsts met presents unmistskable
evidences that some mighty convulsion Of
nature, attended by shower of gigantic
hen-coops had broken loose in that vicin.
ity and the town was all that was left 10
tell the tale. Anna and Jonesboro ara ds.
cidedly contiguous. 1t is extremely diff.
cult for a nonresident to decide in which
place the contiguity preponder
Each posses . goodly portion of the
elements of future grandeur. Ionesboro
has court house Anna, q pottery
Jonesboro the uarrow.gusgs railway
Anna, the Illinois Central Jonssboro
hsth age and gravity Anna, youth and
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TO AGHA.

We think that your are In error n regard
to your hypothesis; We have always cher
ished the fond delusion that life WAS
rather sn.immorigarious outgrowth of a
retiary paradox, which engrsfted upon
the persiaagste mephetic dispason csus-
ing it to permest the neurosenthic shom-
bold and so producing isothermally pro-
toplastc vitality. We trust you will see
the point RoMETTE EFT JULIO.
CAIRO, August %.
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READ THIS,

On and after August !, ] intend to do a
strictly cash business, except with those of
my customers who settle promptly on the
first Of every month. All old accounts
and notes in my hands which are not
settled rery soon, / shall advertise and sell
at public vendue. ID. AFTER.
CAIRO, July 20, 1872. 7-27-lm
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A GOOD INVESTMENT.

A rare chance is offered TO some man
with money to invest in good paying
property in the most desirable part of the
city. Two lots, 80 feet front on the ave-
nue., house 3 stories. Two large stores
can be fitted up on the frs. floor, the up
per stories are we'll arranged for offices or
dwellings. For further particulars en-
quire of JOHN Q. HARMAS 81 Co,
6-4-tf Real Estate Agents, Cairo, Ills
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LUSUS NATURE

p, Corcoran, Ohio levee and Thirty
fourth street, has in his museum a seem
ing connecting link between the animal
and vegetable kingdom. A naturalist in.
formed him ii Wa vegetable tortoise
The curious are invited 10 call and exam.
inc S.2I.2t
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NOTICE.

Parties wishing goods sold at suction
will plsass bring the same TO my auction
room, No. lo5 Commercial avenue, on OF
before Thursday evening Of each week
. ! shall sell on Friday Of each week IN
stesa Of Saturday - heretofore.
DASIEL HAKTMAs,
The oaly licensed suctionssr in The city
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NOTICE TO STUDENTS.

Rev. II. b. Thayor would give notice TO
any who desire to pursue their studies in
the higher mathematics, or in Latin and
Greek that be is prepared to give lessons
to such in his private study. Any wish
ing to commence the study iof algebra,
Latin or Greek can be accomm odated.
Call in the forenoon at tho study, rear Of
Presbyterian church on Eighth street.
CAIRO August %, 1878.
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FOR SALE

Or exchange for Cairo city property. The
grocery store at the corner of Sixth street
and Washington avenue. The establish
mens is doing a good and paying BUSINESS,
and will be disposed of at bargain.
Reasons for wishing to sell out satisfacto.
rily explained to any Que wishing to pur-
chase. For further particulars inquire on
the premises. scott
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NOTICE.
AGrs s. UFFICE g. d V Il, Il,
GAIRn lila 1nlu OE lHIa


CAIRO, llls., July 26, 1873.
For the accommodation Of the citizens
of Cairo, the Mound City accommodation
train will on and after Monday, July 20,
stop as follows; At Fourteenth street
Twentieth street, Twenty-ffth street.
Thiry-fourtb street, and the crossing Of
the Illinois Central railroad. No one
will be permitted on the train withou. a
ticket. Fare between Seventh street sta
ton and Illinois Central railroad crossing
and intermediate points, five cents.
Ticket, good for twenty fares can be pur-
chased H, the ticket Office, corner of Sew.
enth street, for one dollar. Passengers
will not be permitted to get of or on the
train d, any points other than the above,
CHAs. o. WooD,
Genl. Passenger and Tickle, Agt.
7-27tf
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LOST.

l lost my medicine case along Com.
mercial avenue from Eighth to Twentieth
street, or along Twentieth street from
Commercial TO Wsshinton avenue. The
finder will greatly oblige me by leaving
the same at my office, l36 Commercial
avenue, or al my residence, corner of &C.
dar and Eleventh streets, and will DO re-
wsrded for his trouble.
S-24-lt II. s, BRIGHAM.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS OF PUBLIC
SCHOOLS

The board of examiners for the county
of Alexander, viii meet at the Fourth
ward school-house in the city of Cairo, on
Friday and Saturday, the 9Th and 9th days
of September next at 9 o'clock am, and
at o'clock pm, each day, for the exam
ination OF teachers john &. WHITE,
County Superintendent Of Schools.
CAIRO, August Il, 1873. S-23-d3-w2
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EsTRAY NOTICE

Taken up, at Smsllenburgs garden, .
COW and calf, the former white, with blueish
spots They were taken up on Wednes-
day Angus, 20. The owner can recover
the same by proving property and paying
CHARGES S-22-lW
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MIR, MAN ROLLER,
COMPETENT PIANO TUN ER AMI
REPAIRER,

Has located in the city. Contracts made
for tuning pianos by the year, or other
wise, TO suit the owner, Parties desiring
to purchase or exchange pianos would do
well TO call on Mr.. Max Roller before ne.
gotiating, Second hand pianos for sale oil
rent. Orders may Ibe left at Paul q
Schuhs drug store, Commercial avenue
Cairo, Illinois. MAX ROLLER.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
. s. SIG. SER, oBsEkvxR's OYFIoE,

CAIRO, August %, 1873, l0;ll pm. J
Barometer 5000.
Thermometer. 80 degrees.
Wind, east, velocity ] miles pc
hour.
Weather, clear.
Maximum temperature last "a hours, .
degrees.
Minimum temperature, last "A hours, g.
degrees,
Prevailing wind last "a hours east.
Total number Of miles Travelled dnring last
a hours, SO.
EDwIs GARLAND. Observer.
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d AFTER has the largest and most
complete stock OF harness, saddles, brides
and strap goods In the city which he Gays
be will cell 81 bottom prices for cash and
cash only. s-lo.lm
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THE CAIRO AND VINCENN ES
RAILROAD.
SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO

CAORA LIZA NV ~ - "Nh ShthN
TO
Circ,rnan Jrai,panolis To,oao
ns,rnit CIeveIand Niaprs Falls
Ru6sln pi,tsburg Washinyton
Baltimore Phiiadelbbia. New Ynrt
Kos,on and nil Eastern Points
CHANGE OF III VIE.
On and after Tuesday. July |. 1874. trains
win run As follows:
yxnnvs.
IArhhss'
Going north leaves Cairo at. ....... 400 am.
Going south arrives at Cairo at ... $40 p. III.
MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATION
Going North.
Leaves Cairo at. .ll:35 am. and GOO I'm
Going South.
Arrives At Cairo at. 500 q. N. and l:25 m
=. -, wa,
Ihe express tram north arrives al VIM
cennes ~ i22o pm masking direct eohhec,
lion ~ l.:oo PIN, WIN lhe ln9lahapolis ana
Nlneenhes raiiroau LOT lnuiahaPols' the
tres. ralroao centre, from when point
uains are aeparting a, ail hours, ior an
IS,hs n n Win tic EHonsviiI s anI Cr,,n'
ioiu.tilIs railroad for Terra Iiaute' India.
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ENNELOpEs.

Fine white single and double X amber
single and double X Canary, best quality OF
MANILA, blue letter, etc, etc. 10000 for
ale, printed al 70 b. 70 9 30 per thousand,
st the BuLLKTIS oYPIcK,
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

EDITOR OF The BuLLETIN-You will
please announce my name as the people,
candidate for county treasurer, at the en-
suing November election. Intending and
desiring to serve the people, hope to be
elected by the people.
s-20td WILLIAM MARTIN.
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Phil. II. Saup receives ripe, luscious
grapes every morning, fresh from the
vineyard. He offers them for sale At
wholesale or retail, l02 Commercial
avenue. li-s-tf
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FOR RENT.

The Delta Social club rooms, suitable
for offices fret floor, south side of The
BULLETIN building Enquire at this Of
fee. S-b-3t
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JOHN MEYERS, Agen
CHEAP BOARDING.

Regular boarders at the European hotel,
Harry Walker proprietor, receive board al
the rate Of s2O per month. 5-lO.u
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ST. LOUIS
u n | V f r S | II Y
EsTABLISH EDIN 1879

BY members Of the society OF
Jesus, and incorporated by an act OF the
state Legislature in 1892, II has experienced
uninterr upted sue cess, and continues to OF.
fer the student every facility for acquiring
a thorough
Classical and Commercial Education.
Bulletins are sent three times year to
the parents or guardians of the students to
inform them OF the conduct, health and
Improvement of their sons or ward. An
experienced physician daily visits the in
stitution, and the greatest care and attsn-
ton are bestowed on the sick.
TERMS:
Board and tuition, per session, ten
months, $3.50.
The next session begins on September /,
1873
Catalogues containing instructions TO par
ents, and full particulars, will be sent free
on application TO
REV. j, q. ZEALAND, Sd,
President st. Louis University, St. Louis,
Missouri. 1922 d&w I'm
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Steam rendering kettle and FIX
& lures and rendering house, tn e
house and apparatus used by Burnett &
Co., outside the Mississippi levee, is for
sale Inquire at this office. s-2ltf
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CHANGE OF TINE.

Passenger trains on the illinois Central
change time to-day, From nd after 240
p. m. to-day trains win run rs follows;
ARRIVE,
Express, daily ... 4o5 pm.
Mall, except Sunday bib u. m
DEPART.
Express, .,2A0 p, m
Mail, daily except sunday ..ll;55 p. m,
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X KNOWING THIS

of furshin
burN ew
York
well bought half d' We gin
of
The above to
the rcha
in AnMle
which shall introduce to O
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

CAIRO. ARKANSAS AND TEXAS X. X.
On and after Monday, Aug. II, 1873, trains
VIII run daily, except sunday, between
9reenfeld's landing and Riddles, Missouri.
ne follows:
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-05-29
STRONG SOUTHERN COMPANY.

The only southern life insurance COM
pany doing business in New York is the
Piedmont and Arlington, fVirgi ia. IN
dcrthc management ofCol. VIC. Caring
ton, it is having n most successful career.
Few companies north or south can show
20 good a business, relative, of last year.
The increase fncw business in 1872 over
1871 was 4l2 policies, Sl24,S24 amount
at risk, and $40,907, premiums. Its to-
tai income receipts were 81 $50, ,904, and
it distributed among the widows and
children of policyholdcrs the large SUN Of
1896, 6,O2G. Since the beginning of the
new year the rush of business has been
greater than ever, the number of policies
taken out in February alone being 435
and the risks on them being 81 ,000,OO
All this is evidence of the high cstima-
ton in which this company is held in the
south, and that Endorsement is sufficient
to satisfactorily commend it to the pat
rOnagc of the people Of other sections Of
tho Union.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-05-29
CEREBRO.SPINAL MENINGITIS.

SEQ in your paper Of Oath inst. re-
marks respecting the above disease
Give me space to say what have seen
of it, that is, symptoms, attacks, and
treatment. But first | will explain what
the above words nean. Meningitis is
inflammation of the membranes Of the
brain and spinal marrow. "Ccrcbro-
spinal the arachnoid membrane of the
brain and spinal cord. 'g'he arachnoid
membrane" is the fine, cobweb-likc
membrane situated between the "dura''
and "pia-mater. 1t is the scrous NOM
brane Ii. G., lining cavities which are not
externally open. They arc divided into
"splanchnic scrcus membrane" and the
synorial mcmbranes0 Of the ccrcbro'
SPINAL ccnters.
This definition give so that it may
be of use to some who would like to
study the disease. There arc various
kinds of ofmcningitis, but yet they all are
alike in one respect, that is, they origi.
nate and have their violent symptoms on
the brain, and where the spinal cord
commonccs--lclirium trcmcns, typhoid
fever, rheumatism, and others too nu'
mcrous to mention now.
This disease has been well known among
the English physicians: and has been so
much allied to the typhus fever that a
pctient suffering from ccrebro-spinal
meningitis has to be treated in the same
manner. 1t is brought on very often
through iniudicious habits, that ia, al
coholic drinks, late hours. ovcr-study or
ovcr-workinc Of the system in any way.
A person suffering from dcirium tremcns
is suffering from meningitis.
This mode of treatment, rs have said
previously, is like what would be done
for typhus fever. Give a hot bath, and
then let the patient be rubbed down the
back by some strong liniment. Apply
countcr-irritants to the back ofncck and
head. Where the pains are felt worst,
morphine should be injected, but only
by some physician. No noise or anypit-
iful talk, or any action so as to alarm the
sufferer or cause him 10 start suddenly.
There should be perfect quietncSs at all
times, and everything done in order and
with regularity. The patient must be
made to take food TO sustain the body
and keep the interior organs in action,
even if surgical means have 20 be adopt
cd. Cutancous spots-cGnG-dctirtnDlS
generally attend This disease, and often
patients ask for what is injurious for
them. They must not be left alone, nor
any alcoholic drinks, however mild, be
given. Acid drinks. are best, but not
much at once.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-05-29

A meeting of the Beaufort County BIZ
bic society was held at the Episcopal lee
ture rooni Oh Monday evening, at eight
O'Clock.
After prayer by Rev Mr.. Baynard ,
the meeting was addressed by Rev. 4. A.
Bohes, superintendent of the American
Bible society in this state, giving some
account of the aims and work Of that
society, and urging this auxiliary to more
active co operation with the parent Or
gauization.
Short addresses in Gurtherancc of the
cause were also made by Rev. DR.. Wal
ker, Rev. Mr. Baynard, Mcssrs Wilson,
Watcrhouse and others, after which the
constitution Of the society was read, and
on motion it was resolved thatthc annual
payment of fifty cents would constitute
membership
An election for officers was then held
with the following result, PRESIDENT Rev,
J. Il. Walker, D d., Vice Pres. 7. o.
Barnwcll, Sec. K. Treas. r. B. Fuller,
Executive Committee Mcssrs. j. Conant,
w. Fripp, D. G. Wilson, S. Sans,
Lockwood and Watcrhouse.
1t was moved and resolved that copy
of these proceedings be published in the
county papers.
The meeting then adjurncd.
r. b. Fuller, Sec. &. Treas.
y % II =
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-05-29

The resources OF Egypt, especially its
production of cotton, have been generally
but little understood, and consequently
the natural wealth of the country has not
been appreciated. The crop for the past
wear is estimated at 200, OO0,0 pounds.
The Egyptian Government, fully impress
ed with the Importance of the cotton
crop to Egypt's prosperity, is turning its
attention to the improvement OF the cot
ton lands, every year opening new chan
ncls to facilitate irrigation, employing
steam-pumps for that purpose, and do
ing all in its power to make the cotton
crop source Of continual prosperity.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-05-29

-
Z TLe:e has been placed on our desk a
copy ola manual, for the use Of county
officers Of South Carolina, compiled by
Henry G. Judd, clerk Of court in this
county. The book is nicely bound and
it seems to US will be Indispensable to
every county officer and member of the
bar in the state. Every one who knows
Mr.. Judd and knows his connection with
the courts ofthc state and his indefatiga-
bic industry, will be satisfied that he
will have left nothing undone to make
the work useful manual to the county
officers and valuable addition to every
law library in the state. We be-
speak for the work hearty salf,
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-05-29
p0Rr ROYAL ANG ST. L0 us.
On Friday last two ears left Augusta
upon which was the following pluCard:
The Fiaurc Great PHi gf tic iE"wdc'F
u he
FEid.c Gy5Hi G,y y .iTYTinr
Gre&lyH
0e0. r. JdcErU1, Pggsii.h
70 81 Louis.

'"ru1entlnc shipped BY John Rich, & Co. ohippin,;
and co,apiisslon mearchauts Port Royal, : C., I"
MarmGukc d Brown, commission merchants, -.
!,,,.is, al.d sold by them 20 arrive To- Il b. Brown,
dealer IN Paints aud oils, ST. Louis
The shipment WAS made rs an eXpcli-
mcnt II the expense of sending turpcntinc
direct from tho place where it is made by
the shortest route to st. Louis, and thence
to tho mining regions of California and
other far western territories. The two cars
arc 10 be returned to Port Royal full of
corn for this market.
Turpcntine at present leaves Charleston
and Wilmington by water 20 New York
and Baltimore, there to be rcshipped 10y
rail 20 st. Louis. Corn in the same way is
sent 10 Now York and Baltimore, from St
Louis to fnt its way south by water from
these sea ports. We predict that these
winG-a- bop: routes will soon be done away
with, and the route over the Port Royal
adopted for both commodities. We expect
10 see ST. Louis corn sent TO Port Royal
during the winter months for shipment by
sea 10 northern ports as well as TO Europe.
We are sure tha. ere long vessels viii
bring Eaval stores from Wilmington 10
Port Royal destined for ST. Louis. During
.he winter, which closes or retards nayiga