The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-04

The river marked by the gauge last even.
ing at o'clock at this port 35 feet 0l2
inches and rising.
Pittsburg, July "a p. IN River 10 feet
6 inches and stationary
Cincinnati, July "a p. III. River "a
feet 0 inches and rising.
Louisville, July "a p. m.-RiVer 10
feet and falling,
Nashville, July "a p. M. River Z feet
and rising
st. Louis, July "a p. M. River 81 feet
8 inches and stationary.
The b. S. Rhea arrived Sunday night at
70 from Nashville, and discharged 9G tons
of pig iron for st. Louis. She left on her
return trip yesterday morning at 10.
The City of Alton left here for New Or
leans at 1870 p, IN. yesterday. She could
have taken at least 400 tons more freight,
but the freight was not here.
The Cons. Milar from Memphis arrived
yesterday at 2 a, m. She had good
freight trip and 80 cabin passengers. She
left for Cincinnati at 80 a. IN.
The popular Vnt Shinklc is due early
tomorrow morning for Memphis. Passen'
ger Agent w. F. Lambdin will furnish
tickets at reasonable rates. Office "a Ohio
levee.
The Gus Fowler will bring down a large
party of Fourth of Juliers," She will re-
port here at II O'Clock this morning
The small boy with his fre-cracker and
Chinese fireworks will cut a big figure in
| the programme for to-day
The John B. Maude from Memphis ar
rived yesterday at 4;45 p. m, and left for
ST. Louis at 6.
The City of Greenville passed down for
ViCksburg Sunday night.
The high headed, rapid steamer Guiding
Star, the palace boat of the Southern Trans
portation line, made excellent time from
n. O. to Cairo. She made the run in 4
days and lG hours and transacted all OF he
upstream business lost 2hours at Matches
and hours at Memphis; arrived here a
l 80 p. m. yesterday; stopped 30 minutes
and departed for Cincinnati. Capt Heglel
was at his post, looking hale and hearty.
The Jas. w. Calf leaves Memphis this
evening for Cincinnati, and will report
here early Thursday morning Get your
carpet bags" ready. See W. f. Lambdin,
agent
The rapid City of Cairo arrived yester
day morning at Q from New Orleans, anc
received 9G tons Of pig iron for st. Louis
She had fine passenger trip, and left a
II 80 a. m.
The fine Big o liner, Golden Rule, is du
from Cincinnati to morrow for New Or
leans.
The Fannie Tatum arrived from 81
: Louis last evening at 5. She did a larg
amount of way business in the Mississippi
. to Cairo, and left for Paducah at 7 p. n
She will again report here this evening o
her return trip for the Future Great Flo
passage rates, see w. F. Lambdin at 5
Ohio levee.
The towboat Piasa with large tow o
rock passed down yesterday for Memphi!
The Belle Memphis leaves st. Louis thi
evening for Vicksburg. She will rcpol
here to morrow evening.
The Ste. Geneveve this evening fC
Memphis.
= The W. p. Halliday leaves st. Louis to
morrow for New Orleans.
Business on the wharf yesterday lively.
y The little packet Octavia from Paduca
will bring an excursion party down to ola!
to participate in the Fourth of July iestl'
tiles.
Yesterday morning about 10 quite
heavy rain storm visited our city, but /
damage was done.
The big Charles Morgan will be the ne,
New Orleans boat up for Cincinnati.
The Silverthorn arrived last night wit
a large party of citizens from Hickman an