The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-25

RIVER. wEATHrR ,Np BrsISEss.
The Ohio river rose foot. II inches
yesterday.
The weather was cloudy and cold.
business quiet.
GENERAL ITEMS.
j. L.. Guirc. the diver. has gone down
70 wreck the Belle Yazoo.
The Grand Lake aud harges are due
from 81. Louis.
The John l.. Rhode. is loading at
Piitsburg for II. Louis.
The 5. II. Long goes TO Mound City
where she will rest while.
1t was rain. rain. nothing hut rain all
day Sunday.
The j. ". Mill, leaves the wharf 1T
o'clock this evening for Paducah.
The reytona and barges. FROM New
Orleans. are due.
The Future City aud barge, are due
front New Orleans.
The j. ". Mills had fair trip from
Paducah yesterday evening.
The Jim Howard. Captain Pegram.
got into port yesterday afternoon. She
had II light trip, AMI left about 3 O'Clock.
The Bismarck, Captain John Spoin.
Clerk T.. Ross Powell, will leave New
Orleans for st. Louis to-day.
Tue L. J.. Schenck LETT New Orleans
for Cincinnati at j clock saturday even.
ing.
The Belle OF Shreveport. Captain z.
W. i;hca, and Capitol city, Captain Jas.
O'Neil, left Nick,hurg on Saturday for
81. Louis.
The st. Joseph. from Memphis, put
oil i5I bale, OF cotton for the East via
Cairo and Aincenncs railroad. on her ar
rival yesterday.
The city OF Helena. from Wick ,hurg.
Captain Isaac Mckee. on her way up yes
tertlay. pnt oil ~ bales OF cotton for
Liverpool.
The Belle ol Memphis, Captain
Grain, arrived about o'clock yesterday
morning. She added ~ tons and went
to Memphis.
The Cons Millar from Cincinnati. for
Memphis, arrived Saturday night. She
put of a lot Of city freight, added moth
ing and left for her destination.
Thomas l.. Davidson has taken
command Of the City OF Quincy. and
will start her from st. Louis to-day for
New Orleans.
The City OF Chester Will Dc here
from st. Louis for Memphis today. Cap
tain Alex Zcigler commander, and Billy
Banker has charge of her Office.
The Golden Rule, Captain o. r.
Shinkle, from Cincinnati to New Orleans,
got in Saturday afternoon. She had a
light trip, and added 81 coops OF poul-
try and 93 barr els flour here and went on.
The Belle OF st. Louis from st. Louis,
for Vicksburg, arrived about 6 o'clock
last evening. She had fair trip, and
lett about s O'Clock after. getting very
little freight here.
The Jno. A. Scudder. Captain Car
ter, arrived from st. Louis for New Or
leans last night at o'clock. She had a
big trip of freight and u lot of passeng-
ers.
Captain REESE Dugan writes from
New Orleans to George W. Neare, at st
Louis, that he has visited the sunken
steamer lazoo Belle. and that he thinks
he can raise her. The Nazoo Belle was
recently sunk below Nicksbnrg.
The Charles Morgan arrived at 3
o'clock last night from New Orleans for
Cincinnati. She had 900 tons of freight.
- cabin aud 10 deck passengers. She
got nothing here and went on to her des-
tinatiOn.
1T was reported here last night that
Captain Dick Loves new iron steamer,
Carondolet, mad sunk twelve miles below
st. Louis yesterday morning, but no par
ticulars OF the misfortune were given
The boat when she left here on saturday
had ncrrly 100 tons OF freight. W.
hope there is nothing in the rumOr.
Tho James ID. Parker got in from
Memphis at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon
with fair trip OF both freight and pas
sengers. She got IS bales Of Gotten, ~:
sacks of shipstutis, 20 barrels OF molasses
80 empty beer kegs, lot of old iron,
sacks of dried apples and Z barrels o
pecans for Cincinnati, and left at
o'clock.
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