The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-22
STAGE OF THE RIVER.

STAGES OF THE RIVER,
The river marked by the gauge las,
evening at this port, feet inches
and rising,
Pittsburg, Oct 2l--6 p, IN River 4 feet
and falling.
Cincinnati, Oct 2l--G D. III. River 7
feet 3 inches aud stationery.
Louisville, Oct, 2l--6 p. m.-Rver 5
feet 10 inches and rising,
Nashville, Oct. 2l-G pm. River 1 foot
8lnche9 aud stationery.
st. Louis, Oct. 2I--8 p. m.-River 10 feet
/ inches and rising,
RIVER TENS.
The Golden Rule left Cincinnati for New
Orleans last evening.
The Hudson vii, leave here early this
morning for ST. Louis.
Weather light aud pleasant yesterday,
business good 0n the wharf.
The John y. Bransfori has gone on the
ways at Paducah for repairing,
Blaoy W'nIt,il number steamboat
clerk is now on the Fannie Tatum.
The City Of Helena passed down for
Memphis last night with good trip.
Capt Will Hambleton was in town again
yesterday. He seems to like Cairo about
as well as he does Mound city.
The Ste. Geneveyo from Memphis
passed up fog St. Louis at noon yesterday
with a good passenger trip, but light
freight.
The Fannie ralun from st Louis arrived
at p. m. yesterday with a fine trip for
Helena, She will load with cotton there for
New Orleans.
The W. P, Halliday for St Louis, on
her way up from New Orleans arrived here
yesterday morning at daylight, sni de-
parted in few MINUTES.
Capt Conway Of the Fannie Tatum lett
By raft last eyeing for Cincinnati on bust,
ness. Capt VIM. Mccullough will pre-
size in his place during his short absence
from the boat.
Tue las ~. oan teri AIempins last night
for Cincinnati and will appear here Mn
day evening Passengers going up the
Ohio can procure tickets from W. +, Lamb
din, Agent, office y OHIO levee.
The Belle of Shreveport from ST. Louis
arrived last evening at 80. She had
line trip and received all the freight she
could take on the present. stages OF water
departed for New Orleans tLis morning,
We were misnformed in regard to the
Fannie laum going to New Orleans from
Helena with load OF Cotton. Capt. Con.
way requests US to state that the Tatum
will return from Helena for St. Louis, as
soon as she discharges her cargo.
The Gus Fowler, the peoples favorite
daily packet from here to PaduCah will
lay over to-day, but leaves Paducah Mon
day morning at ) a. IN. sharp for Cairo.
Captain II. Z Taylor is her genial and
popular chief. Miss Jobes and Marshall
the efficient clerks, dispatch the business
Of the office with speed and correctness
The new and beautiful steamer S. H,
Parrsot arrived here last evening at 8
o'clock. She was built expressing for the
lower trade on the Mississippi and has a
capacity for carrying 1000 bales of cotton.
Her cabins tarty and very neat, She has
% inch cylinders, feet stroke, four steel
boilers. She was builed at Jacksonville by
the Towards, 1t is thought she will be very
fast,
The will Kyle from New Orleans ar.
rived yesterday morning at / o'clock She
had about 400 tons of freight aud drawing
feet of water. She took barge in tow
from here which will enable her to 10
through on three feet of water, but as the
tributaries of the Ohio all above Cipcin
natl IRE reported rising with general rains
She will encounter no trouble between here
and Cincinnati,
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