Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18

The City of Cairo had 200 bales cotton St. Louis.
The Golden Eagle had 914 bales cotton Cincinnati
The Belle St. Louis had 10 bundles empty sacks for
Chas Gallagher Cairo, and "a bales cotton, 50 empty
beer barrels several lots assorted freight for st.
Louis. -.
The Ella had fair trip for St. Louis.
The Luna had good load and will probably fill out
here with all she wants.
The Victory brought down steamboat hull which is
destined used wharfboa. She had some little
freight also for Cairo
The ton had large lot Cairo freight and fair trip
for Memphis
From valued correspondent at Memphis learn that
the Centraia picked up snag while coming the Mis-
sisspp that port but fortunately very little damage
was DONE The Contra ia from Arkansas River, and
reports only % inches in its channel The Miami
is at Williams Bar and cannot go to Little Rock, while
the E. O. Stannard is in the fix at Pine Bluff. The
St. Cloud is little ways below Little Rock, on her way
out but cannot do until rise takes place.
The Mississippi rising slowly at St. Louis but is sta
tionary above.
The Missouri stationary, but the Illinois is fall
ing. = -
The Ohio is believed to be falling at Pttsburg, but our
information is positive to the stage of water In
the river The Cincinnati Commercial Of Saturday
ports sixteen feet Pittsburgh while Pittsburg papers
Friday morning report but eight feet six nches and
rising.
The Cumberland is falling with three feet the
sho ais.
Here the river is stationary.
heavy rain fell last evening" and strong breeze
from the north has prevailed SINCE Asa natural
conseq the temper has been largely reduced
thick clothing is in demand. The heated ter may
with certainty, be considered as ended
BUSINESS is very dull.
Al Tbaf sanHc mini sep
ger steamer City of Alton, Capt Fem Calvert, CLERK,
Pete Sheckley is the regular mail and packet
for Memphis and all intermediate landings this evening
at o'clock. Passengers find no steamer which can
furnish better accommodations give Secure guar
rantee of pleasant voyage.
FOR ST. LouIs.-The splendid steamer c. E. Hilman
Capt Dave Rsey, is the regular Line Packet for St.
Louis and all intermediate landings, this evening
o'clock.
For PADUCAH.--The neat and popular steamer Ada
Lyon Capt Tom. Brashear clerk John 7. Watson leaves
for Paducah and all way landings every evening,
cept Sunday, at O'Clock arrival of the train.
The Mississippi and Henry Ames are the next boats
due from New Orleans.
/ The J. D. Hinte Kate Putnam Darling, Nevada Car
one, Wauan.ta Montgomery and Shamrock all due
from Cincinnati.
Our thanks due the officers of the City of Alton
! anu Luna for manifests and late papers.
MlSC ELLANEOUS.
The St Louis Democrat of Saturday last contains the
following items:
The of boats navigating the Missouri include
several -wheele The Johns Deer Lodge and
Idah"e running in that stream, and the Champion
and Silver Lake No are going in We learn that these
boats compelled to get insurance in Eastern Offices
throue agents here although of them owned
in Louis and Differed by old Missouri river boatmen
The Omaha purchased by Capt T. f. Draifen, who
is building Missouri river hui, for her machinery. The
hull is nearly ready.