Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06
Steamboat Register.
Wednesday Evening, 4 o'clock.
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.


items Of Cargoes arriutng and departimg-Co d.
ton Of Western Rioers- Weather and Business
Boats Leaving 7o-ddy-Bodts Due-Our 1Aanks-
The acire bridge at Observation-Disclosures CHAR
tered-P G. OReiity- Capt. George W. Boaoman
-Ntchaet Namnimg-Ihe meao Celeste.
The Irene, Darling and Amaranth had fair trips.
The Marble City added largely here to both freight and
passenger lists, and left on time with good trip.
The Adam Jacobs brought to Cairo $50 men of the Sd
Minnesota infantry who left home per rail- She
had so bales cotton, 191 bags 20 bales rags and
tents, "a empty barrels and several small lots
sorted freight for st. Louis
the Missouri had 625 boxes sugar. 25s hhds sugar. 31s
bales cotton and large number of small lots assorted
freight for St. Louis She left New Orleans Aug. 30th
at II p. m. Boats in port for St. Louis-Ruth and
Mepham. 31st met toKboat Ajax at Port Hudson, Ida
Handy at TT. Adams. Sept. list met L. NJ Kennett at
Big Black Island, Enterprise Hurricane Island Luna
at Vicksburg. End met Nymph No. 2, and Alice at
Grand Lake. Sd met W. K. Arthur at Island 50, Re
becca at u.s. Magnolia and Rodoph at Sc. Magnolia run
ming wheel and Rodoph seemed to be towing her.
4sh met Moe Able at Carks tow head, ST. Patrick at
DEVILS Elbow, Mississippi and City of Alton at Island 49,
Superior brought to Cairo the 10th Ills. infantry,
numbering 565 and officers. She had also 100 cabin
passengers and 100 bales cotton for Evansville.
The Mississippi and its Northwestern tributaries
tnue to decline, and boats compelled to reship
their cargoes the rapids Keokuk, upon which
there but three feet scant Eight feet water is
reported in the Illinois and the from Cairo to ST.
Louis.
The Ohio has taken big rise at pttsburg and seven
Wheeling and still rising. .s--s
The Cumberland has risen two feet at Nashville and
there is at least Sc inches water Harpeth Shoals
Here the river is still falling slowly.
For MEMPHIs-The magnificent steamer City OF Cairo,
Capt. Bob Riley clerk Walter E. Dill is the regular
Line Packet Memphis and all way points this evening
at O'Clock The Cairo is established faVorite
with the travelling public she certainly possessed of
every qualification of speed, fare, comfort and gentle
manly and efficient officers to make her
For New ORLEANs.-The splendid steamer Henry Won
Phu Allen, master, is the regular Merchants and Peo-
pies Line Packet for New Orleans and all way points this
evening at O'Clock. 80
FOR PADucAH.-The neat and popular steamer Ada
Lyon Capt Tom Brashear, clerk John T. Watson leaves
for Paducah and all way landings every evening" ex-
cept Sunday, at O'Clock arrival of the train.
The Champion, Minneola, Blackford, American and
D. c. Horton all advertised to leave Cincinnati this
evening for Cairo and points beyond.
Our thanks are the officers of the steamers City of
Cairo Won Phu and Commonwealth for late papers and
manifess.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Cincinnati Commercial of yesterday has the
following
The wire of the suspension bridge stretched
the river Covngton yesterday At least, the
Champion towed 'tother end over, and it is yet slack
The laying this wire thus far has been more successful
than the Atal.tic Gable.
Mr.. T. G.. OLeary is officiating on the Minneola as
freight clerk. Captain G. W. DIckersons of the Mime
ola down from his plantation, three miles above
Wheeling, yesterday, having assisted in thresing one
hundred and fifty Of wheat. Having chartered
his packet the Memphis Packet Company, he will re-
home Thursday and complete the work Of har-
vesting his crop go
Captain p g. O'Reiy formerly Of Evansville, but
now permanent fixture in New Orleans the of
Poydras and New Levee the forwarding and commits
sion business the city his headquarters being at the
House The renowned chief looking hale and
hearty, and full of as in days of Long
may he wave.
Capt Samr Shuman returned from his flying trip to
St. Joseph Mo-, yesterday. He reports the veteran,
Captain George w. Bowman, hourisllng finely in that
growing city Of the West.
Michael Manning, Co. D. Seth Illinois Infantry, was
scade and died the Steamer Argosy and buried
six miles above the head of Flint Island in the Lower
OHIO. Captain Vandesrlf left his discharge and small
amount of money with Cunningham Bennett, of this
city, for his relatives.
The hull of Captain Lanes Arkansas rvvr packet
Collins Il Christian Saturday.