Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-28

Saturday Morning.
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ARRIVALS
DEPARTURES.


toms OF curgoes ar-ictn9 and departiag-Coadi-
ton Of Western Rioers- Weather and Business
Boats Learning 73-t1ay-Boats Dus-0ur 7Msmks-
Dr. Thomas F. Gibson--NeH,phis Bmltetem-
Steamboat Race-Business on Cumberland Ricer.
The Ada Lyon had slim trip. She will run reg
packet between Evansville and Paducah during low
water.
The Jacobs had 264 bales cotton, 800 empty barrels
and good trip of other freight for St. Louis
The Superior had very little freight She returns from
here this evening account of low water.
The Nightingale has 600 bales cotton for Cincinnati.
The Maggie Hays had good load, and filled out here
with all she wanted.
The St. Patrick full of People but had very little
freight.
The Lady Franklin has splendid trip She has 1000
coils rope and large lot other ght for Louisville and
considerable Cincinnati freight. Adds here 81 bales
cotton for Evansville and II for Louisville, besides
number of lots assorted freght-about 100 alto
gether She worked 26 hours at steamer Indiana, Ia
king $50 tons from her to the Shore and finally left her
hard and fast aground at Hat Island.
The Kate Kinney and Perry had good tips, but did
not add much here.
The Rn filled here with freight and people all
she wanted
For MEMPHIs.-The elegant steamer SUPERIOR Captain
II. I. Dexter clerk Jack Grammer will leave for Mem
pis and all intermediate ports this evening o'clock
arrival of the train.
For MEMPHIs.-The well known and popular steamer
Belle Memphis, Captain Dan Musse flman clerk Larry
Entler the regular ST. Louis Memphis packet this
evening" leaving for Memphis and way landings arr
v al Of the train
SIT amer Indiana, Capt. Neal clerk Collins leaves here
this evening a., rival of the train.
For New ORLEANS AND MoBILE.-The II. J. Lockwood
Captain Ben Howard, clerk W. A Devinney will leave
for New Orleans Mobile and Montgomery direct on ar.
rival ofthe train this evening.
For LITTLE Rock DIREcT.-The fine and comfortable
steamer Iron City, Sheble, MASTER leaves for the above
and all intermediate ports the Arkansas river, this
evening arrival Of the train.
For New ORLEANs.-The feet and splendid steamer T.
l., MGl. Ash Hopkins. Master. will leave for above and
all ntemedate ports this evening arrival of the train
Captain E. Wood yesterday offered Dr. Thomas +.
GIBBS the position Of master of the orecase" the
EN- Ess Mepham but the position was declnedthe DR..
preferring to remain on the new packet Cumberland.
The Mississippi has fallen two feet at st. Louis
and continues decline. The upper rivers all fall
ing.
The Ohio falling Pittsburg with Only four feet in
tie channel but during the late rise at that point the
tow boat Fearless with barges of coal, departed
for Cincinnati and the tow-boat Roberts, with the
same number barges of coal, depare ed for Louisville.
At Cincinnati The river is swelling slowly, and there
is decided improvement in the channel from Lou
syile to Evansville Bclo" that city the rise to
have wasted away, has not yet reached lower.
Here the river has fl len five incees since last report
and Is still declining
The weather still cloudy yesterday with occasional
showers but the broke out through the clouds
raj times.
business is improving little. but is still far from
brisk.
mo- a. Of tho Nfoto
Belle Memphis Armada for maniests late papers,
MISCELLANEOUS
We find the following in the Memphis Bulletin
An insignificant seven by nine sheet published in
Cairo the cesspoo Of all creation the lib
crty rejecting upon statements of passengers
I'll fat ed Brilliant, who brought this city by the
steamer Superior. Who parties
spoken of by cotcmporary? If disneresred they