The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-26

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City Clerk.
RIVER NEWS.
PORT LIST.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Qulckstep, Evansville.
" \. w. q, Caseyville.
" Arlington, Cincinnati.
F" City OF Chester, Memphis.
}. VI. Kellogg, St. Louis.
L" Allegheny Belle, st. Louis.
&" Rock Island, St. Louis.
" Illinois, Columbus.
II. NJ. Shrevc, Red river.
Jim Fisk, Jr., Paducah.
'' John Kilgour, Cincinnati.
Tyrone.
VI. h. Poe, St. Louis.
DEBATED.
Steamer Quickstep, Evansville.
N. W. G., Cascyvile.
" Arlington, st. Louis.
City of Chester.
J. y. Kellogg, New Orleans.
a. Allegheny Belle. Pitt.burg.
:" Rock Island, Cincinnati.
Illinois, Columbus.
ii. VI. Shrevc, s. Louis.
a" Jim Fisk, Jr, Paducah.
Z" John kilgour, New Orleans.
" Tyrone. Nashville
NJ. T.. Poe, Red river.
MO MUDDY c,AL.
Steamboats, supplied Il, any time, both
day and night, with either lump or chest
nut coal in any quantity, and Oh usual
terms, at the yard at Grand Tower, Ills
Special contracts offered on favorable
terms upon application.
ii. V. OLYpHAST,
ID. a. BoKEE, Gehl. Sup,.
Sales Agent. 3-i5-ly.
DoATs TO LEAVE TODAY.
The nepassenger steamer Henry Amos
is the boat leaving for all southern ports
this evening.
The Colorado leaves punctually at p.
m, for Vicksburg and way landings.
The Grand Tower is the regular packe,
leaving for St. Louis this evening.
The splendid steamer ldlewild willieavs
for Evansville this evening. Passenger,
can procure tickets for any point on the
Ohio river by applying at the office
The Nile is the boat departing for Lit.
tie Rock ami all points on the Arkansas
river.
The John Lumsdcn leaves tor Nashville
this evening.
The Ohio river at this point is again lie
clining slowly. There is no change to note
Of the Ohio above here, the rise continues
and the channel is easy. Cumberland
river has over three fee, on Harpeth
Shoals. Tennessee continues very low
and still falling. Arkansas river contin-
ues on "A rapid decline. The Mississippi
is slowly falling with a good channel to
st. Louie. Below here there is plenty Of
water.
BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
Business was good on the levee and con.
siderable freight was handled.
The weather was cool and cloudy with
shifting wind. .ar
MIsCELLASEoUs ITEMS.
Mr.. Irwin Dugan a brother Of Capt. X.
w. Dugan, has been appointsi first clerk
ofthe wrecking steamer, T. +. Eckert
He arrived here Friday from Memphis,
where he has been employed in the ca
pacity Of telegraph operator.
The Arlington had fair trip for 81.
Louis. She came over the falls, drawing
five feet
The Pink Varblc commenced loading
for Memphis yesterday, and will leave
Monday.
The Tyrone raised steam and started for
Nashville last night, and IL the water per-
mits, she will return with n load. The
John Lumsdcn is Of the docks, and will
leave for Nashville to-day. )
An exchange says, "the now boat Sam
Gaty will have capacity for 90, 900 barrel.
OF -four" That amount of aour is equal
too 900 tons and we are of the opinion tina.
she will hardly carry tina, many tons.
Joe Mccullough and George Clark, the
"boys who did that pretty piece Of pilot
ing on the Babbagc, were dead heads on
the Rock Island, bound for Cincinnati.
Mr.. lily Warner has recovered from his
recent spell of sickness, and is at work
again.
The Rock Island, had good trip of
freight and people for the Ohio river.
The John Kilgour came down with
a full cargo and q iair number Of people.
The Jim Fisk broke wrist on Friday
few miles below Paducah, and was
obliged to lose one trip.
PHIL. HOWARD,
STEAMROAT RIJTNuHD