The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-30

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Pittsburg, July 29-6 p. IN River foot
and inches and falling.
Cincinnati, July 29-6 p. III. River
feet 0 inches and falling,
Louisville, July 29-G p. m.-Rivcr
feet 10 inches and rising.
Nashville July 90--6 p. m. River feet
8 inches and rising.
ST. Louis, July 29-6 p. M. River IS feet
/ inch and falling.
The Granite State, Capt W. C. Tichenor
master, will land here tonight Passen.
gers going up the Ohio for Louisville, Gin
cinnati or intermediate points can procure
tickets at low rates from W F. Lsmbdin,
agent OficeNo. "a Ohio levee.
The Belle Memphis from Vicksburg ar
rived at II a. IN. yesterday. She had
good trip and left for St. Louis at II 80
The w. Halliday left for New Orleans
early yesterday morning with all the freight
she wanted
The Will Kyle was advertised in the
Cincinnati and Louisville papers to leave
Cincinnati Wednesday, 26th inst, and &C.
cording to her advertised departure would
have been due here to-day, but she did not
leave until last evening consequently will
not be here before Wednesday, Aug 2,
The Cons. Millar for Memphis will be
on hand this morning for the Bluff City.
If there are any passengers going
south by river they can secure good
rooms by calling on Passenger Agent W.
F. Lsmbdin at his Office, "a Ohio levee
The Gus Fowler has done q big weeks
work and is entitled to take a breathing
spell on Sunday Consequently she will
not report here to-day, but lookout for her
tomorrow on time,
The pretty, little, light draught, J. H.
liIlnhu, llOu NuSuNIlC 10 uuc tllS cNOu-
ing. Tom Gallagher is the man who acts as
bell ringer and Chief of Ceremonies Fayette
Spilers and Bud Yarhrough, of the Rhea,
are on board. Messrs. Stockham and Jones
have charge Of the engine room with this
Introduction We leave it to the public to
determine whether the Hlllman is all ..
K She leaves here for Nashville to.mor.
row morning at TO-
The t. p Schenck from New Orleans
will arrive here Wednesday for Cincinnati,
The river at Pittsburg will be incapable
Of quotation. Ii it continues to recede
much more there is only about l6 inches
water there at present,
The Fanchon, which took the place of
the John Wilson which sank in the Atch-
afyla river some weeks since, exploded
one of her fues last Wednesday and sailed
twelve or fifteen persons, most All whom
we're officers and hands ofthe boat. Some
of them were scaled in the most horrible
manner and died in untold agony,
Mr.. Fred Truck, chief engineer of the
Jas. W. Calf on the arrival Of his boat in
port of Cincinnati, was presented with
another son by his wife, which makes an
even dozen. 'You are pretty we'll repre-
scented, Fred"
The Jas, W. Gaf leaves Cincinnati this
evening for Memphis.
The Gus Fowler had another fine trip
yesterday, and her blackberry brigade
seems to be on the increase from the guam
tlty of these berries which are daily brought
down from Mound City and gathered iu
that vicinity 1t would seem that there
is hardly any room for any other crop.
The City of Greenville is due this even
ing from st. Louis for Vicksburg.
The City of Helena for Memphis passed
down last night.
A telegram from Evansville, dated Aug
2Sth inst. to the Globe Democrat, states
that Capt. j, II. Fowler, of Paducah, vii
enter the Josh V, Throop as an Independent
packet to run from Evansville to Cairo
We have no doubt the Josh Throop will d.
well in this trade during the low waite
season as she is light aud quite neat LITTLE
packet Besides under the management
of Capt. Fowler who is very popular w
think he will make some money with her
: The Annie p. Silver is due from ST
/, Louis this evening for New Orleans.
Unreliable and popular steamer Hudson
conducted by Capt. John Griffith, vii
/, leave hero early this morning for St. Louis
I The Hudson has one of the finest cabins o
any boat on the Ohio or Mississippi, an
her table is supplied with the best tn
!: markets afford, Agent W. F. Lambdiu
: office No. "a Ohio levee.