The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-27
RIVER. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

The weather was cloudy, drilling
rain began falling at dark, which in all
probability will stay with us awhile.
Business quiet.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Future City leaves st. Louis for
New Orleans this afternoon.
Captain Irwin Dugan will return to
this city in few days.
Nearly all the Ohio river flyers leie
Cincinnati in bunch this week.
The +. II. Durfee left Cincinnati for
Pittsburg yesterday afternoon.
The Andy Baum left Cincinnati yes
terday for Memphis.
Captain Paul's elegant and mammoth
Robt. Mitchell left Cincinnati for New
Orleans yesterday evening.
The c. i. Church, Captain John $.
Patterson, left Cincinnati for New Or
leans yesterday.
The j. w. Mills Is the Paducah
packet this evening. She leaves at five
O'Clock sharp.
line Susie Silver, Captain Dave Sill
yer, LETT New Orleans for Cincinnati on
Tuesday.
The beautiful City of Helena. Cap
tain Isaac Mckee, l. due from ST. Louis
this evening.
The City oiQuincy, Captain Burke,
Clerk Lon Bryson, is due this evening
from st. Louis for New Orlenns.
WIN. Penny, the pilot, has gone to
New Orleans where he will be married TO
Miss Michel Of that city.
Tina Iron Mountain and barges.
upon their arrival at st. Louis, will load
for Pittsburg.
The fleet Anchor Line steamer Grand
Tower, Captain George Lennox, will be
at the wharf, from ST. Louis for Men,
phis this evening.
The City of Chester, from ST. Louis
for Memphis, arrived after dark Tuesday
night with fair trip. She added small
amount OF freight here and went Oh.
The II. S. Turner, Captain Hart, and
the Cherokee, Captain Wolf, left Cincin-
natl for new Orleans yesterday after
noon.
The Simpson Horncr, with tow of
empty coal barges, from New Oorleans,
for Pitt,burg, passed up the river yester-
day morning.
Captain All STEMS Charles Morgan
leaves Cincinnati for New Orleans on
Saturday. a Number OF passengers have
already registered for the trip.
1t was thought that the Carondolet
would be raised by night yesterday. She
was believed to be in a condition TO be
easily raised, and that the damage done
her is not great.
The Tom Sherlock from Cincinnati
for New Orleans, arrived with q good
trip OF freight and people Vt four o'clock
yesterday afternoon. She added about
% tons here and went on South.
The Grand Lake and bargcs, from
ST. Louis, arrived yesterday morning
with big lot Of freight. She got moth
ing here. but went below where she will
take $500 sacks of corn for New Or
leans.
The Vint Shinklc, from Cincinnati
for Memphis, got into port about seven
o'clock Tuesday night. She had good
trip, and went on without making any
additions here.
The Arlington, from Pittsburg for
New Orleans, arrived on Tuesday night
late. She had a big freight trip and a
number of people. She got nothing
here. and went on South yesterday morn
ing.
Captain Bob. Riley, after rest Of two
months, backed out the City of Nicks-
burg at / o'clock last night, and started
for st. Louis, where he will load her for
Vicksburg
The Belle of Memphis, Captain
Grain, Mr.. o. Hewitt, clerk, arrived yes
tcrday morning from Memphis for St.
Louis with good trip. She put OF 100
bales OF cotton at the Cairo & Vincennes
railroad eompany's whari-boat, added a
small lot of freight and went her way.
The Republican OF yesterday says:
"The Steamer Katie with 5000 bales Of
cotton while drifting down the river Sum
day night in dense fog, was carried into
Bonnet Care crevasse, a distance OF 1900
feet from the river; she Is being light
ened and may be got back into the river
without damage"
Captain Zeigler OF the City OF Ches-