The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-07

DEBATED.
Golden City, Cincinnati
John Dippold aGd barge. New Orleans.
Belle Of Shreveport, New Orleans.
Fred " !l-ou AID bargc-, South.
IfOn-idc- and barge, ~ LOuis.
Greyhound aud bar.cs, Ohio River
jaime. FIX PaGuCah.
Dum,cl. cnpc G.urdeau.
Robert Mitchell, New Orleans.
THE RIVERS.
The Ohio and Mississippi rivers at this
point are stationery, the gauge showing %
feet. Al Cincinnati the decline was feet
) inches: at Louisville, inches, and at
Nashville. : inches Al s.. Louis there
wa- rise Of 3 inches The weather was
clear and pleasant all day. At one O'Clock
a brisk wind rose, which will doubles,
bring rain before many hours
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Cons Millar, Cincinnati 10 Memphis,
with fair trip, passed down at $ o'clock
Sunday evening.
The Liberty No. 4. from New Orleans,
arrived at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, with
three model bargcs, the propeller Rapid
Transit. and produce boat. Took coal,
added one empty model and two empty
square bargcs, and left for Middleport at
q p. III.
The Sam Roberts, from Evansville, with
bargcs Of freight and . bsrgcs Of slaves, ar
rived about 4 o'clock Sunday evening,
added 100 tons Of package freight. barge
Of hay, cooled down and left for New
Orleans early Monday morning, with a
spanking trip.
Tie {. b. Church, from Cincinnati, came
into port about five o'clock Sunday evening
with "A fair trip. added 1870 tons freight,
some coal and departed at daylight ycstcr-
day morning, with engagements below to
to fill out.
The City Of Nicksburg arrived at 6 p. m.
Sunday drawing 6 feet, added 80 tons
freight and left for Vicksburg at 10 O'Clock.
The Little Condor, with tow of empty
bargcs passed for the Tennessee river coal
trip at 6 p. m. Sunday.
The James W. Gaffpas,cd up from Mem.
phis for Cincinnati at four O'Clock, Sunday
evening, with good trip of both freight
and people,
The Belle Of Shreveport arrived at four
o'clock yesterday morning, added 300 tons
freight. took 2,1OO bushels coal from the
Cairo City Coal Company, and departed for
New Orleans, well laden, at sp. m.
The Fred Wilson with tow of coal.
passed South at O'Clock yesterday after
noon.
The Iron Sides, from Pittsburg, with
railroad iron for the Mississippi Central
at Fillmorc'>; st. Louis Iron Mountain and
Southern, at Birds Point and several bargcs
for st. Loui, and points above arrived at
} o'clock yesterday afternoon, She left
with part of her tow for st. Louis at 6
O'Clock last evening.
The Arkansas Belle came in at s pm,
sunday from Evansville with 80 tons for re.
shipment.
The John Dippold, the late purchase Of
the Mississippi Valley transportation Com
pany, arrived early yesterday morning, look
ing clean and good as new. She added
here one barge bulk corn, 100 tons package
freight, barge of coal, loaded herself with
coal and left with biz fleet for New Or
leans.
The James Fisk came in on time with Il
fair trip,
The Greyhound, with empty coal bargcs
for ShotwcIl's mines, passed at noon ycstcr-
day.
The Robert Mitchell, for New Orleans
from Cincinnati, arrived about nine O'Clock
last night. She has very fair trip and
made some additions here She took two
bushels Of coal furnished her bv
the Cairo City Coal Company.
The steamboat Robin came into port
at eleven o'clock last night with no tow.
The Capitol City was due last midnight,
from Memphis for St Louis.
r. Hudson, Of Middlcport Ohio, arrived
by the {, b. Church Sunday, and was in
the city yesterday.
Dan RccS ,howboat Damscl, by request
of United States Marshal Saup, reported at
Cairo Sunday evening, with us hungry and
dilaplatcd gang Of buffers AS ever mortal
man clappcd eyes on. The old clown with
many tears and much smiling appealed
to his friends for aid, which they gave him,
and last night at eleven o'clock old Dan
and his Damscl left for Cape Girardcau.
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