The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-29
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The Nollie Moore is getting good trip
here for the south.
The Mile Roberts with barge Silver
Wave passed to Council Bend yesterday,
Alex Frazier and Sam Mcbride, pilots.
Captain Byers of the Cherokee, came
down on tie Fisk yesterday and left tor
home by the c. &V. railroad. lie got
tired laying up. at Paducah.
Ihe e. ". Anderson, for Evansville,
Jim Fisk, for Paducah, Belle Memphis.
for Memphis, Port Eads and A. j. Baker
and Belle OF shreveport, for New Or.
leans, leave this evening.
From the Cincinnati CoumsyctM we
learn that Captain Barkaut's steamer
Fair Play will leave Cincinnati on Tues
day next for New Orleans, differed as
follows. CAPTAIN, d. G. lookout; clerk,
Bryson Purcell, Jr., late of the a. c.
DonnalIy; mate, Mont IIaskins, late of
the Donnally; steward, Jas. Bowen, late
of the IhOs. Sherlock.
Captain William n. Dunn, for many
years clerk and commander in the Evans
vile and Cairo mail line, died at his resi-
deuce in Mt. Vernon On Wednesday
morning last. alter lingering illness Of
CONSUMPTION, aged - years. His wife
died about year ago. He leaves a son
and daughter to mourn his loss. Billy
Dunn was widely known along the riY-
ers, AMI had many friends in this city as
elsewhere.
The Il. d. Of yesterday says: Capt.
Reuben Harris has bought the Batesyille
for 81 600, and will put her in the upper
Arkansas river trade.
Mr.. Ed. 5. Hawks died at his residence
in this city, Wednesday evening. He
was formerly "A well-known and popular
steamboat clerk in the New Orleans trade !
The last steamboat he was on was the
bismarck, Captain John Spane. He
quit the river about two years ago, and
since that time has been engaged in the
cOmmi sion business in this city.
The Ste Genevlevc arrived from St.
Louis yesterday with very fair cargo
and cleared for Memphis after making
additions here. The Cotton Valley
brought 60 tons for reshipment south and
returned to the Ohio. The Cons Millar
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va, =" '''sY ,'e","S' e., 49, -,
,anannnJ"ln onm',;n,,os 80 raooiia , Nv
slowly, with about 10 inches water AZ
the trap. The new towboat Joseph Nix
on on one o, llIe pesC ~, vessels s, ever Duilt
test the machinery, which performed TO
the satisfaction OF all concerned. The
iulhace IS alhl ,P fronting tile rear OF
tnwhoats, She is thoroughly and honI'
somely fitted up throughout. and will be
commanded by Capt. Joseph Nixon. her
oMtrt. l!r' 'l,sv ensllecl IS M'iL,aIl
lars0n. DilDt lDgnIb III Ilnng. p1utn
Charles otrause
From thc Mcmrhis A,1IaocLe ot the
9th: "The wife of Mr.. f. ID. Radcliffe
whose death was onnouncca Yesterday
and whose funeral takes place to-day.
wa. formerly Miss Lizzie Tate and alter-
wards Mrs. Lizzie Gill. Two handsome
steamers we're named in her honor. one
was burned in Red river and the other
sunk POO miles below this ..Wm.
Hare. aWell known cX.riycr clerk. was
married to Miss Ella Holland on Monday
last....,Mr. Majnrault of the transfer
boat, has zone 10 Nctropolis. H.. TO look
after 4 new boat building there for his
oor,rol
T. VI pohh * Gyiny nm co,stiup
hoot Is, NV 81 tcot to START from pisino
SIM Ind. with Joe Thomnson as pilot.
nc soon as there is a rise in the Ohio,
Fred Wilson leaves the same port, with
uool ol.o starts from the sauce Lelt with
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