Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-04

River Al feet inch below high water mark of 1862
Rise in the last "a hours IA inches
RIVER AND sTEAmBuAT NE VS..
toms OF cargoes arrsotag and departing-Condi-
tion Of Western Ri0ers- Weather and Business-
Boats Leaning Today Boats Dae-Our Thanks
efohnsonoAte Items-8oats Leaning Cincinnati
Boat Burner Sentenced at Pitssburg-Snoao Storm.
The steamers arriving from Pittsburgh and Cincinnati;
yesterday. discharged large amounts freight for
citizens and had good trips for their respective desna
tons.
The IIillman had 195 bales of cotton for St. Louis
The j. s. McCune brought up the sth New Hampshire
Infantry. 2Io men and officers to this port. They left
on the noon train yesterday for their homes.
The Camelia had fair trip. and added 1000 sacks
at this city for Madison, Ind.
Tee mcPorter had considerable freight, mostly for
| shipment to Chicago and e. Louis
| The following is her Memoranda
Left Johnsonville at midnight Nov I'd. Boats in port,
Argosy, No. loading for CINCINNATI Silver Ware, load
ing for st. Louis Lewely passed up for Eastpor NJ
Burns Of Johnsonviile and st. Louis. Paducah Compa-
ny line hourly expected from Eastport with 800 bales
cotton board for St. Louis Met Ontario below Pine
Bluff, Louisa foot u Mile Island. MItrey foot ofths
Chain Evansville packet P. Webb at Paducah, bound
for Evansville Left John sonsville with 70 cabin and As
deck passengers Three half water the river and
rising slowly. GEO. S. PACKARD, Clerk.
Forsyth and Glasgow had fine tnps-adding all they
wanted here.
Havana had Gil bales cotton for Cincinnati and 200
bales for Evansville She was we'll filled with people,
Capt. Terry one Of the popular, we'll the
| most clever man on the river.
FoR PApUcAH---The elegant steamer Plain City, Capt.
Scott leaves for Paducah and intermediate landings
every evening arrival Of tran connecting with
packets at Paiucah for Tennessee and Cumberland
| rivers.
The Mississippi river is still rising at St Louis, but
is not thought probable that the rise will continue much
longer 1t has risen altogether three feet six inch
! IS at that port.
The upper river were rising slowly, with eight foot TO
Keokuk feet in the Illinois and five feet scant in
| the Missouri
The Ohio falling at Pittsburgh with five feet in the
channel and also at Cincinnati with six feet large on
Ris pg Bar There Is five in the canal
| Louisville, and four feet from that city to Cairo
| Here the river is rising rapidly, having swollen at
| least sixteen inches since last report.
The weather yesterday was clear and beautiful with
heavy frost in the morning.
Business still active although there were not 50
many boats arriving and departing as tn. previou
day. THERE'S still surplus of Southern freight awaitin
| shipment.
Our thanks are due the officers Of the Belle Memphis
Graham and Henry Ames for Memphis and late papers.
! MISCELLANEOUS
| We con,vtbe fo1 ou;, {, i. from tho Cinci,,, c
mercal of Wednesday last:
Levee this yes are abundant They steal large amour,
Of cotton and misce freight daily The purcha
sers Of the cotton certainly know it is solen ought
to be prosecuted for buying stolen property. few days
since of these thieves stole roll Of leather betC9
from the gangway of the Kate Robinson and rjed To si
1t to The mouse who shipped it, They recognized and
vor on sts. rIn E I; = oiei q . Nv.
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Keutuck, distis 81 ~ su esi
and SOUTH during the recent rebellion called
terday He Is 1b fine health and spiri,s having fully
covered from his wonnns he WIZ not resume his old
profession VI accommodating having engaged IN the rail-
road business. General smith is one Of the many who
Ensrnr h;na ithhy fnr .na MJ, Gsoy -. ihe
is loading for New Orleans ''"'''
nThe Memphis and Clifton departed for Memphis, load
Gant.n Carra a ths .a n passenger Tips
sntil she the Altoona Jno Carroll and Char
lie owens who are on the latter, will take the Ctons
in tae boat and bars in mart ~ t9o bsrn
pork 500 barrels whisky, besides large lot of baco
Cheese, 1utter, &c. Inc staright went out drawing
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fire on the 10th of September last which resulted in the
destruction at the Monongahea wharf OF the steamers
~; Sue a.'u "eoss hID.ee' was o!ouent mto Court
son. with intent to deard INSURANCE companies he
asked he had statement mako in his behalf
sr, n~"e no" m;h Gu , ;e iser Vueen, VI winch ne war
Of revenge upon the other owners This was ali he said
except that he came from Connecticut where his wife
the Court should ...a oS" SCI; ith r ~ w rI,
tina: his case called for severe sentence it might
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