The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-29

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an inch during the previous ~ hours.
The Cumberland l. still rising at Nash
vile. Heavy rains fell there yesterday
The Ohio is falling a, Pitt-burg, Cincin-
NATL Louisville and Evansville. The
Mississippi i rising at ST. Louis and
along the head waters. The Missouri j.,
falling At Omaha aud above.
BoATs nth.
Jim Fish. paducah; Mary lIoust
Cincinnati to New Orleans; Thomas
Means and bargcs, Louisville to 1T. Louis;
Robert Mitchell. Cincinnati to New Or
leans Nint Shinklc. Cincinnati tn Mem
phis Bee and bargcs, -. Louis to New
Orleans; Grand Tower, IT. Louis to
Memphis; Belle Shreveport and John
r. Tollc, II. Loui. TO New Orleans /;
Fannie Tatum, st. Louis to Pitt-bnrs.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Tie Jno r. Tollc will De here Thurs
DAY night.
The fcrry-boat .Iuo. Taylor WAS
built at Madi son, Indian.
The kcokuk wa, to leave paducah
for New Orleans, night before la.t,with q
tow of 10 ,tavc barge.
The Louisville Courier say, that five
new boat. are being bdiltat Jacksonville
aud Ain.loy Is building the engines tor
them.
The new iron snag-boat q. G. W1g-
nor, built at 1t. Loui., will shortly 30 TO
Omchita river. Capt. Justin Stra,1cr
ha, command.
Capt. Jas. Rccs, OF the Exporter, and
family, Capt. Shrinklc and crew OF the
Chas. Bodman. arrived at Cincinnati by
rail, Monday evening.
The little steamer Bonnie Jean. has
| e N plyingin some Sothcrn bayou du-
ring the winter, and IS now On her re-.
| turn Ia her home ut 81. Paul.
The body Of MR.. Musgroyc had no
been recovered n lat ac,ouut-, although
every effort possible WI, beng made By
J dragging the river and firing artil!erj.
Capt, George W. Ncsrc, OF Cincln-
natl, lcit st. LoUi, for New Orleans Last
saturday. to look after the underwriters,
interest in the burned steamers at that
point.
capt. Jim Johnston TOOK Tying visit
| to Paducah on the Jim Fisk day before
yesterday can-ult with Len fsNon alou
something. Or. Dunning gave him Ia,
points just before hr lcn.
BILLY Brown, of the John Kyle, i a
the City hotel in New Orleans rccoycrin,
slowly from his late injuries. lie save,
all the books, money and papers Of TN
Kyle, and in doing 50 received the sever
burul,, from which he j. now suffering
MIR. White, who has been employee
in the telegraph Office in thi- city Tor The
past three months on extra time vii
leave Tor his home in Nashville in few
days, Mr. White made many lrcnd'
during hi, short stay among ~, "loS(
good wishes viii follow him.
Tile Cincinnati Commercial says
that Capt, Nandergrift Of the iron tow
boat, Alex swift, Wa the fortunate win
ncr Of a $3.50 buggy aud two silver salt
cellars at the Odd-Fcllows' fair in Cincin-
natl last Saturday night, aud "hi- nllmcr'
on, feminine admirers contemplate pre-
senting him with ta1t nag for hi- new
outfit"
The schooner Wave, Capt Iloman
from Chicago bound for Galveston,
Texas. /, hard aground at Dogtootll
bend. capt. Holman walked down here
Yesterday 10 procure tug 10 pull her
of. The Wave l. Of - ton, burden, and
ma. had a series of mishap, since leaving
! II. Louis. On sunday last She was be
Gained at Liberty Island, and Capt llo'
man cast anchor in mid river To wait iol
a breeze. While laying there the City OF
Alton came by knocking oil the bow spirit
and about all the forward rigging Of the
Wave, aud wrecking her pretty badly
She had her main and top sail LETT, with
which she was working her way here
when she ran aground.
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