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Mississippi (United States) (search for this): article 7
Illinois (Illinois, United States) (search for this): article 7
Contraband trade in Illinois--Seizure of medicines, &c.
--From a Cairo letter in the Louisville Journal, under date of the 7th inst., we make the following extracts:
The contraband trade is still carried on to a considerable extent from the Illinois shore in the vicinity of Metropolis.
About the first of this month a large amount of glut braid and lace, with valuable medicines, was captured by Dr. Arter, Surveyor of the port of Cairo.
They were discovered hidden under some logs on t near where some negroes were seen to be hovering in a boat with muffled cars.
Most of these goods it is ascertained came from Cincinnati.
Captain Stewart, of the Independent Cavalry, has for two weeks past been scouring the country in Southern Illinois, between the Illinois Central Railroad and the Mississippi river, for a distance of fifty miles, in the hunt of smugglers.
During the "rampage" he arrested a number of parties accused of and engaged in this business.
No very severe punish
Stewart (search for this): article 7
Cook (search for this): article 7
Arter (search for this): article 7
Contraband trade in Illinois--Seizure of medicines, &c.
--From a Cairo letter in the Louisville Journal, under date of the 7th inst., we make the following extracts:
The contraband trade is still carried on to a considerable extent from the Illinois shore in the vicinity of Metropolis.
About the first of this month a large amount of glut braid and lace, with valuable medicines, was captured by Dr. Arter, Surveyor of the port of Cairo.
They were discovered hidden under some logs on the shore, near where some negroes were seen to be hovering in a boat with muffled cars.
Most of these goods it is ascertained came from Cincinnati.
Captain Stewart, of the Independent Cavalry, has for two weeks past been scouring the country in Southern Illinois, between the Illinois Central Railroad and the Mississippi river, for a distance of fifty miles, in the hunt of smugglers.
During the "rampage" he arrested a number of parties accused of and engaged in this business.
No very sev
7th (search for this): article 7
Contraband trade in Illinois--Seizure of medicines, &c.
--From a Cairo letter in the Louisville Journal, under date of the 7th inst., we make the following extracts:
The contraband trade is still carried on to a considerable extent from the Illinois shore in the vicinity of Metropolis.
About the first of this month a large amount of glut braid and lace, with valuable medicines, was captured by Dr. Arter, Surveyor of the port of Cairo.
They were discovered hidden under some logs on the shore, near where some negroes were seen to be hovering in a boat with muffled cars.
Most of these goods it is ascertained came from Cincinnati.
Captain Stewart, of the Independent Cavalry, has for two weeks past been scouring the country in Southern Illinois, between the Illinois Central Railroad and the Mississippi river, for a distance of fifty miles, in the hunt of smugglers.
During the "rampage" he arrested a number of parties accused of and engaged in this business.
No very sev