The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-22
STAG ES OF THE RIVER.

ing AT O'CLOCK al TINS port ~ feet u
inches and falling.
Pittsburg, July 9l--0 p. m. River 4 feet
2 inches and falling.
Cincinnati, July 2l-6 p. m. River II
feet / inches and falling.
Louisville, July 2l-8 p. m.-River Z
feet 0 inches and falling.
Nashville, July 2l--6 p. m. River feet
A inches and falling.
st. Louis, July 2l--6 p. IN. River "a feet
2 inches and falling.
The Hudson from St. Louis arrived here
yesterday morning. She discharged nearly
5000 sacks of wheat for New Orleans, and
departed for Paducah at p. m. She will
return this evening aud leave for St Louis
at 10 o'clock tonight. Passengers for the
upper Mississippi who wish to take the
Hudson can procure tickets Of w. f.
Lambdn, agent.
The City Of Baton Rouge left here for
New Orleans with all the freight she
wanted
Miss Mary Hall, the handsome end &C.
complished daughter of Mr.. Clarence Hall,
of Memphis, passenger agent of the Anchor
line, was passenger on the Calf going
east to spend the summer
The big side wheel steamer Andy Baum
is due this evening for Memphis. Capt H.
j. Vinton in command and Mr.. Sherman
has charge of the Office in the absence of
Mr.. Deem first clerk, who has been called
home on account of the dangerous illness of
his mother.
The Z. NJ. Norton from st. Louis arrived
yesterday morning with barge for the NJ.
W Co. which will be loaded here with
wheat.
The Silverthorn will leave here to.mor.
row evening for st, Louis to enter as a reg.
ular packet from GAINESVILLE, Mo, to St.
Louis. Capt. ". J. Turner her owner has
chartered her but will retain command
Passengers for Memphis or intermediate
points by river can procure tickets for the
Andy Baum this evening by calling on W.
F. LsmbdIn, at 81 Ohio levee.
Wheat is moving lively and steamboats,
going in, going up or going down the Ohio
or the Mississippi rivers are now getting all
the freight they can carry.
The new packet j. II. Hillman which was
to take the place of the B. S. Rhca as
regular Nashville and Cairo packet &C.
cording to Nashville dispatches has gone to
Louisville. What the Captain Tom Cali.
CHER will do with her we are not now pre-
pared to say,
Yesterday was pleasant day but rather
cloudy with an occasional sprinkle of rain.
The fine steamer City of Cairo arrived
last night for Vcksburg, She had an ex.
cellent trip and departed for the lower Mis-.
slssippi quite early this morning
The City of Alton for New Orleans leaves
st. Louis this evening and is due here to.
morrow.
The City of Helena, Capt. Calvert master
leaves here for Memphis this evening.
The steamer John Wilson running from
New Orleans up the Atchafyla river which
sunk in that stream last Sunday night by
striking a snag, sunk in less than five min.
utes and the boat was turned over and was
wrecked by the rapid stream. Six lives
were lost.
The Gus Fowler arrived at p. m. yes
terday with another good trip and departed
on time for Paducah.
Mr.. Richard Boone and Miss Anna Lee
both OF Paducah came down on the Fow-
iVi ihuioNhy cNculbts uui WtIC muTTiCu Nv
the residence of Mrs. Sites on Seventh st.
by Rev. j. A. Scarrett. Immediately after
the ceremoney they went to the Planters
House to await the arrival of the Ste. Gene.
We've for st. Louis, which is due early this
morning. They will spend several days in
the Future Great visiting relations of the
bride. Mr. Boone is shipping clerk in the
wholesale grocery house of!Messrs. Fisher
and Paxton, Of Paducah and is most esti.
mable gentleman. The bride was quite
popular and much beloved by her many
friends in Paducah and We here congratu-
late the happy couple, hoping they may
have a pleasant trip and safe return to
their hone, where they will settle down to
the solid realities Of married life.
The Golden Rule left Memphis at 10
o'clock Thursday night and will report here
this morning for Cincinnati. w. +. Lamb.
din, passenger agent, "a Ohio levec.
The Ste. Gonevieve from Memphis is due