The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-15

cotton, on the Cairo Il Vincennes rail-
road eomrany's wharf-lDat, on wednes.
day evening, had Nj leg broken.
The John A. Scudder LEFT New Or.
leans for st. Louis on Thursday.
The Andy Baum is due from Cinc,n.
natl.
The Glencoe Is due to-day from
Louisville, for Memphis.
The Vint shinkle put Of 225 bales Of
cotton for the east at the Cairo 4 Vim
cennes railroad coinpany's whsrf-boat,
before leaving Us las, night.
The Charley liiil went TO Mound
City last evening IL take q cradle from
the river, which accidentally slid into
the stream.
-. J.. Slelcross. til. underwriters in
speci0r at Louisville. who has been In the
city several days, left Tor Louisville yes.
tsr,,ay afternoon.
The All. Stevens. from st. Louis, ar
rived in port yesterday afternoon with
abost $50 tons OF freight. She added
little here, and sailed out for Memphis.
The T.. II. Dnrfee. from Pittsburg.
arrived yesterday. She had so tons Of
freight for Louis. and sailed for that
port. q, II
The Charles Is. Church, Captain John
=. Peterson. Clerk John r. Hamilton,
lett New Orleans on Wednesday evening
for the Ohio.
The Tom Sherlock T. due from New
Orleans Tor Cincinnati. She has 100
tons. 10 cabin and ~ deck passcm-
gers.
The N. v. 4. co,npany's tow-boat
Grand Lake No. . Ia coming up from
New Orleans with four barges loaded
with 400 tons Of railroad iron and 800
tons Anthracite coal.
The City OF Helena returned to u.
Louis on Thursday night, instead Of
going to New orleans. as errsneously
stated BY US In yesterday mornings
issue.
Mrs. Moore, OF Hines county. Mis-
sissippi, aunt OF Mr.. Charles N. Howe, OF
this city, was Passenger Oh the II. 8.
Turner 10 Lexington, Kentucky. yester-
day. -.-...
'--Atelegram from st. I.Onis yesterday
morning said: Tell the Chester AMI Col.
orudo there !. ice running. bnt the
weather IL molerating. and that they
shall come on.
The II. s. Turner, Captain Hart,
from New Orleans, arrived at noon yes
terday, with light trip. She put on
some sugur here, but added nothing. aud
went Oh to Cindlnnati.
The Bismarck, Captain John Spain
4. Rose Powell, clerk, arrived with =
good lot Of freight aud full of stock, yes.
tertluy, from ST. Louis She added lot
Of freight and eighteen lead OF stock
here, aud lett last night for New Or
leans. .r--,.. .f,-.,.rt ....,.......
The I. 7. lIiilmai,, from Nashville.
brought down IL head OF horses aud
mules yesterday, besides some other
freight, and returned to Nashville. TIL,
stock wasrsshippsd on the Bismarck yes
tertlay afternoon.
The Vint Shinkle arrived from Mem
phis yesterday afternoon. She had GU
barrels Of oil, 225 bales Of cotton, and n
cabin passengers as the principal items O
her business. She had also q big lot o
way freight, added considerable here an,
went Oh to Cincinnati.
"A memorial, whichis to be circulate,
among steamboatmen, for their sigma
lures, asking congress for an apprOpria
ton tor the improvement Of the Missis
sippi river, between Dickey's Island an
the mouth Of the Ohio. il now In IL
Office OF Halliday 4 Phillips wharfbOal
Captain John Spain aud Clerk T.. RIOS
Powell. Of the Bismark, head the list o
signatures appended to the memorial
| and their example. no doubt. viii te SoI
! iowedby every man relieving ihs rite
for q livelihood ,-...---...,