The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-26
RIVER NEWS.
Port List.
ARRIVALS
and departures for the "a hours ending at
'. m. last evening:

ILLINOIS ."".."..... ....".. ...... Colum bus
Daitic.'. LOUIS
CapitaI city ........,......,.........N icksburg
LaWrence' CINCINNATI
susie silver ... ............. New Orleans
oranu lower''''''''' ............... Meta phis
raven Louis
lIouisville. '''.''.,"...........New Orleans
John Gilmore''..'..... ..... ....".St Louis
Nick Longworth... .......,...... Cincinnati,
Pauline Carroll ...............St. Louis
'''''............,.......St Louis
.. II. g'.'..'',.................. Green fields
DEPARTED.
Iiilhos ......''.''..''...... .,.".Columbus
altic'......,.............. .."..... Pittsburg
capitol City...'''...." Louis
Z. Is. Churcb........ ....",..New Orleans
trand rover .'................"St. Louis
CITY OF Helena. .......................St. Louis
susie SiIver"'................. st. Louie
mary ho"rey '"'......'......,.'.".. Memphis
LouhNlils'''''''.'....... ....,....,.Cincinnati
Johh oilWore....'., ...,........ Pittsburg
ruture City.,....,...,... .......New Orleans
NICK Longworth.."...,. .....New Orleans
JuIia...................... .Vicksburg
THE RrvrRs.--The Ohio has risen fully
Is inches during tho pas. - hours. Tho
rise is expected TO let the Thompson
Dean of the bar at Cumberland Island
by this morning. Weather clear and
cold. Business fair.
MIscELLAFEous-The steamer Law
renee seems to have got into . streak Of
bad luck. Day before yesterday her frs.
clcrk, Mr.. James Miles, suddendly drop
ped dead st Golconda from heart disease,
Immediately after bidding his wife good
bye, whom he had taken ashore in the
yawl while the steamer wa, passing the
town. This morning at o'clock the
Lawrence swung against snag
above Greenheld's which broke
one Of her rudder posts and caused her to
leak so badly that she was compelled TO
return to this port for repairs, which will
dstain her sll day. Last night she dis
charged here CO barrels oil, 20 do apples,
80 bales hair and loo kegs nails for the
South. and had a good trip of Pttsburg
ware on herself and bragg for ST.
Louis.
The {. b. Church after adding 800 tons
brought by the May Lowry for her cleared
for New Orleans deeply laden.
The Nick Longworth has engagements
at Memphis FOR 200 tons oil cake and 300
bales cotton, which will fill her out.
The Future City cleared with s barges
Of freight and one barge Of slaves.
The tow boat John Gilmore, Baltic
and Raven 60 TO Pit.sburg with light
tows.
The Susie Silver, 6 weights, SO barrels
OF molasses, IA barrels of oranges for re.
shipment and has 100 hogheads sugar, 1874
barrels molasses, 80 do rice, 80 do oranges
for 81. Louis.
The Altree was TO clear last evening for
49, o.'-.~. having al.a on. uerv.
The Pauline Carroll will 60, all the
freigh: she will want to day.
The X. A. Babbage was duo last mig ht.
The snsg beat $. II. Long while at
work back Of the city, pulling snaes,
broke her drag chain and came out to lay
in a supply of coal, while i, is being
mended.
Capt. Z. w. Dugsa arrived from the
wreck Of the Probasco yesterday. His
men are still at work on her, and if the
river does not raise two fast will have her
up in the course Of few days.