The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-27
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2 inches and falling.
Pittsburg, Aug. 26-6 p IN River feet
l inch and falling.
Cincinnati, Aug. rs g p. IN. River 6
feet 0 inches aud rising
Louisville, Aug. 26-6 p. m.-River {
feet 0 inches and falling.
Nashville, Aug. 26-6 pm. River A fee
A inches and falling.
st Louis, Aug. 26-6 p. m. River II fee
I inches aud falling,
The city of New Orleans from St. Loui,
left last evening for the lower Mississippi
She had fine trip.
The Gus Fowler lays over to day at Pa.
ducah,
The Cumberland river packet, J. II. Hill.
man, in command Of Capt. Tom Gallagher,
one of the ncatest and cleverest little steam
bOatmen that ever walked the deck of a
boat, will report here tonight from Nash
vile, and leave on her return trla to-mor-
row morning at 10 o'clock.
Bunny Voolfolk, an old steamboat clerk
who resides in st. Louis, is in the city on
business, Bunny and ye reporter used 10
be "chums,n aud we went to school together
both Of us, OF course made the most exam.
plary scholars.
The fine steamer, Belle Memphis, arrived
last evening at 3 80. She had light trip
and left for st. Louis at 4 80 p. In.
The Vint Shinkle got here yesterday at
II a. m. after hard struggle, She was
drawing seven feet when she got 10 Padu-
cab, but she discharged considerable
freight there and landed here drawing six
and half feet. She received nine cabin
passengers and departed for Memphis at
pm
Remember the Cons. Miliar is the Mem
pbis packet this morning from Cincinnati
and passengers going down the Mississippi
can secure tickets from w. +. Lambdin,
agent Capt W. G. Tichenor has charge Of
the MilIar, oSing to the Hines of Capt {
B. Russell, who is at home quite sick, but
pleased TO say, at last accounts, was i'm
proving.
The tow boat My Choice brought q
couple of barges from st, Louis which she
turned over to the Oakland She leaves
this morning Tor New Orleans with fou,
barges all loaded.
The Hudson for st. Louis will leave her,
early this morning, you wish to trave
on irst-class boat with a crew cores
pondingly, you should not fail to take the
Hudson. Captain John Griffith, and w
f. Lambdin, adent, will take pleasure il
supplying passengers with tickets.
Remember the grand exposition at Gin
cnnati opens on the 4th of October. Tn,
Cincinnati and Memphis packet line vii
take passengers the round trip from her
for $1,000 All the boats of this line ar
provided with excellent music and ever!
provision will be made to make the tri
enjoyable.
Mrs. Wright, the handsome wife of NJ,
Jem. Wright, clerk at The Halliday, wen
to Memphis yesterday to visit friends an
relatives. She will return on the steam
er Vint Shlnke.
The U. s. snag boat, DeRussey, al
rived here last evening, What her inter
tons are, we are not authorized to say.
The Golden Crown left Memphis at ? I
M Friday, and will be here early tht
morning for Cincinnati.
The John A. Scudder is due here thi
evening from st. Louis to New Orleans.
The Arkansas City, "bran span new
will report here this evening on her maid
en- trip for vicksburg. She is said to be
perfect beauty. Captain Brolaski VIII
commands her did intend giving the pco
pie of Cairo grand reception, but it DO
ing Sunday on her first trip he will postpon
until he returns from Vicksburg.