Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-13

Items OF Curyoes arrioing and departing-Condt-
ton of Western Rioers-Weather and Business
Boats Leaning 75-day-Boats Due-Our Thanks
The early portion of the day was bright and beautiful,
but toward evening rain storm came up.
Business only middling upon the Levee yester-
day.
The river continued to recede.
The St. Louis Democrat of yesterday says:
The river is steadily falling here. There is eight feet
water to Cairo Capt Rhodes, of the Burlington from
Paul. reports it rising there, but below it is station
ary three and half feet the upper RAPIDS thirty
two inches on the lower rapids and five feet from Keo
kuk down. There is feet in the Illinois, three
feet in the Missouri above ST. Joseph, and three ana
half feet below.
The weather continues dry and pleasant. Business
fair
At Evansville the river is falling slightly and also
falling slowly above
MISCELLANEOUS
The Havana had 200 tons miscellaneous merchandise
md good passenger trip.
dirDnutive little craft called the L. w. Crane, came
from St. Louis yesterday, and returned with 80
asses and 1902 baskets of wine and lot of assorted
light.
rfe St Patrick had very good trip of both freight
ID passengers.
We are indebted to Jack Gramner the clever clerk of
Superior. for late Memphis papers and manifest
We annex the latter.
nhe following is the manifest the Superior
# Memphis Tuesday evening with full trip of freight
passengers. lis cabin passengers; 100 bales cot
consigned to Brown, Dunkerson Co., Evansville,
IS Bellefontaine Cotton Express " pkgs freight,
IS Express Co., Cairo: IL bxs apples. e. D. Viii
Cairo; bdls bags, johnson, Romans Co.,
new steamer, the J. S. McCune, has just been COM
at St. Louis, and will ply regularly between that
and this until there is sufficient water in the Ten
to justify her ii entering the ST. Louis, Cairo and
vile trade. She may be expected at our wharf to-
to &,
the cylinders are 164 inches diameter and At feet
;e She has 90 stateroons, furnished in a superior
life-like portrait of j. s. McCune, ESQ.,
gs in the forward hail. Capt. James H. Dufer com
Ids this steamer; Messrs NJ. c. Espy and Thomas
ldder in the Office, and A. Leonard is steward.
he Jonas Powell was "a hours overdue last evening
will be at the wharf this morning, doubtless.
:. S. Mcclure, for Cairo; Common wealth, fol-
orleans; G. W. Graham, for Memphis; Mississippi
ew Orleans Ontario, for Tennessee river; Little
and Minnie, for Fort Smith, the next boat
St. Louis.
R MEMpns-For Memphis there will leave to-day
he regular hour P. Nj, the G. W. Graham, mai
ket. This steamer cannot be surpassed in the mat
Of comfortable arrangements, and more
liar. We commend her and her attentive and pop
officers to readers. She is commanded by tn.
erienced Captain Isaac McKee, with Mr. Charles NJ
sons in charge of the Office.
For NEW ORLEANs.-The great Mississippi, Atlantic
i'd Mississippi U. s. mail and passenger packet, viii
this evening for Vcksburg, Natchez and New Or
cans, and all other points the river. This packet il
acknowledged to be of the fastest most punctuai
elegant and best ordered running WesteIr
rivers. The St. Clair Thomasson commands
and the genial good natured Joe Widen Is clerk
positively to-day.
For CoLUMBCs.-The fleet and popular Tyrone makes
trips day to Columbus, KY in connection will
the She leaves six O'Clock m and at six
IN. Captain Dyas T. Parker commands, and our genia
friend Trplet, may be found in the office.
For MOUND CITY The neat and feet tug, IVY con
tnues to make her six daily trips to Mound City as Del
time table in advertising columns.
For JoHNsoNvILLE.The neat and comfortable steame,
Ontario of c. J. Carey Co.'s line, is the boat fol
Johnsonville and way points to-day. good boat and
agreeable officers.