The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-26
chase Of large size walnut, in considerable

chase Of large size walnuts in considerable
quantities.
Hcs~The Cincinnati Commercial Of the
2lth says Capt. Peppers new steamer in
ADDITION to her fine model and good pow
I er Is TO have the finest cabin ever con-
| structed on northern or southern vaser.
pA.The neat and feet little Jas. Flax
Jr., is the regular week day packet 70 Pa
ducah and way points, leaving here
promptly on arrival Of the train. Re-
member that she will take people 10 the
May-Day celebration for half fare starting
from Cairo on the evening Of the 10th
n@.The Herald of yesterday in speak
ing of the increasing business be-
tween that city and Cairo through the in
strumcntality of the Jas. Fisk, jr., says;
five only had a large manufactory of
pumps, We could do well by that city. But
If pumps prove useless in saving The
Egyptian city We viii have to persuade
our friend Ike to coop (h)er in, or else she
will be inundated Ike has bean trying
to coop ih)er for some time we believe,
but as yc! has got no farther than Tenth
! street.
Bs5~The Atlantic and barges left
New Orleans op the 2ith.
Henry Ames and Belle Lee tor New
Orleans and Julia for Vicksburg.
eSD- The Arkansas Belle, Captain Jack
Grammar, is the regular Evansville packet
leaving this evening on arrival Of the
train.
BE- The Tyrone will arrive this eve
ming from Nashville and will depart for
that out-of-the-way place tomorrow oven
ing on arrival Of the train. That she is
an excellent boat TO travel upon needs not
! to be told, as everybody knows the Ty-
| rome. Guided by the hand Of FATE Ia
! kind fate, presided over in the Office and
! ladies cabin by clerk who is. A. HARD
/ one {, beat for gentlemanly bearing
! towards those who have entrusted them
selves 10 bis care and in his solicitude for
for their comfort, and having represen-
tative upon deck who is always JOLLY,
matters always progress HARMoS-iously
upon and about her.
| "OrTirr OF rHE ONO RIVER IMpR0vEsEsr,
PIrrsBrRG, Pa, April 10. ISL.
Nv. G. Brown, Co., Evansville, Indiana:
"GESTLENEN--I expect to have a snag
boat in operation on the Ohio river dur
ing the low water of this autumn and
therefore request that you would notify all
pilots and river men generally to prepare
list of all wrecks, snags and other OBJ
structions on the Lower Ohio which they
wish 10 have removed ! would like 10
have this list forwarded to me by the 18th
Of August next, at my office in Cincinnati.
expect to remove TO that city in about
one month. Respectfully, your obedient
servant, WM. Z. MERRILL,
Maj Eng'rs and Brv't. COL
The Louisville Ledsee says; "Capt.
Dorse Smedley is master and Clerk Of the
james Fisk, Jr., and wears II cap marked
conductor" Tho foregoing mistake Of
the Lc3ger man scarcely needs an ezpla-
nation. As he was being brought home
from distant part of the city upon the
"last car, by a friend the other evening,
he imagined himself 4 wealthy gentleman
making pleasure trip upon the magnii-
| cent little Jas. Fisk, Jr., and so the mis-
! take. OF course Capt. Dorse Smedley con-
duets things on the square, as his popular
ity along the river attests and Ike Coop
er manipulates in the Office after the same
| pattern.