Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-19

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guns and Quartermas, ers stores.
The Marmora had goo empty pork bbs and large
assortment of other St.. Louis freight amounting in all
to abont 100 TONS which she rehipped the Aadillo
and return, to Louisy lie this morning.
The Norman, Hillman, Nevada and Marble City had
good trips of both freight and people.
The Arthur had fair load and will doubtless add all
she wants here.
The Henry Ames had $50 cabin passengers so ''deck
ers' 200 bales cotton trip other freight.
The Mississippi had 374 bales cotton SO hhds sugar
100 hhd q molasses and 3z7 packages assorted goods
for St. Louis according to her manifest. She left New
Orleans last Wednesday morning at a. Left steam
ers Commonwealth, Ben Stickney and Magnolia in port
bound for St. Louis The Magnolia to leave there
Sunday last, and was taking pine wood prepar-
aory to making quick trip to St. Louis. The Misss-
sipp met the Magenta below mouth of Red river. Leia
than Palmetto Point Pauline Carroll above Natchez
Grey Eagle and Won Phul at Coles Creek Island
Mepha.n below Nicksburg, Quitman at Island ST. Lady
Gay at Bolivar Niagara below Napoleon, John Kilgour
at St. Francis.
The Mississippi is rising slowly Cairo to Keokuk.
The Missouri is stationary and the Illnosis falling
The Cumberland is still falling with only &c inches on
Harpeth Shoals.
Here the river is rising again, but slowly.
The Gather is clear and cool-a most grateful and in
MIGRATING change.
Business was really lively yesterday, and large
amount Of Height shipped reshpped at this port
For MEMPHIs.-Th fiue and fast steamer Marble
City, Capt Jim Tschud Ad. Storm, Clerk is the regu-
ular packet for Memphis and all int rmediae ports this
evening at 6 O'Clock. ~.. s-+N
Foa ST. Louisville beautiful steamer Adam Jacobs,
Capt. Roland Clerk Charley Parsons, is the regular
Line Packet St. Louis and all landings this eve
ming at s O'clock.
.FoR EvANsvILLE-The neat and comfortable steamer
Sam. Orr Capt Frank Dusouchet, Clerk Billy Dunn, Is
the regular mail and passenger packe. for Evansville
and intermediate ports this evening at o'clock Pas
sengers wil find every necessary to plea
SAINT trip this we'll Differed steamer.
For PApucAH.-The neat and popular steamer Ada
Lyon Capt Tom Brashear clerk John T. Watson, leaves
Paducah and all way landings evening, ex-
cept Sunday. at o'clock arrival of the train
The Kate Putnam and Darling the FIRST boats due
fl ON Cincinnati They will be followed by the Emma
Floyd, Nightingale, Wauanta, Montgomery and Sham
rock.
The Commonwealth and Ben. stickney the first
boats due from New Orleans.
Our thanks are du e The officers of the Marble City,
Adam Jacobs Sam. Orr md W. r. Arthur for manfests
and late papers.
MISCELLANEOUS
from Nashville, yesterday Although the frosts of seve-
rial winters have svered his craven locks yet
glad know that he is young ever, and in he
right place. We hope he will take up his residence
among He is too energetic to remain cramped up in
such an old fogy place as Nashville.
The Cincinnati Commercial CT yesterday has the fol-
lowing items: ....
Dispatches received from Mobile Saturday, an
the sinking of the Cora s. in the Alabama River
fifteen miles above Mobile
Captain Sol. Franklin is fitting up packet here
for the river trade which he has named Code
She will load for the Arkansas River in few days.
under smmand of Captain Andy Frazier
Captain John Grace, late of the Lady Grace has pur
chased the MelnUe from the Davidson Brothers,
The rain poured down in torrents for several hours last
night.
The Nashville Gazette of Friday last says
W. A Johnson late Colonel of the 4th Alabama cav
airy passed through here yesterday, route for St.
purchased for the Alabama River trade captain Am
Davis Of the old Constitution, and pioneer in the
Cumberland River trade has been in the city for several
days, looking hale and hearty he did fifty years
ago.
The st. Louis Democrat of yesterday says
Captain Wolf has sold the stern wheeler Rocket and
barge S5 tT0 to Captain McCosh, of Pittsburg
The win devote her to the business of taking sand
from Platn Rock, No. to Pittburg. He wants another
barge The Rocket built March, 1885, cost SIT ,UOO
and is registered 80 tons.
Molle Ables time last from Cairo to St. Louis
1SA hours, running time about 16a.
Captain Wolf had trip engaged of 5oO tons for the
Ohio per Rocket. The Yorktown will probably
take it.