The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-05
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The river marked by the gaugth, iss3,' $500
ing at o'clock at this po astGn b shG ea1
inches aud falling. es anes &c, {,
Pittsburg Aug 4-G p m mat , the 1 nm IN
8 inches and falling. 'ollars therefore
neil of toe city o
Cincinnati, Aug. 6 p. .. .,.., =,
feet 10 inches and falling a for corporate
1al property
Nashville, Aug 4-G p. IN. Riv i a,ses;ec
= inches and rising. ''O''' ~
Hiram Brazer, vino has just boteTr county "
pointed local hull inspector for the IN SIeiptem
Memphis, brought the Cons. MiIae mayor
with the expectation Of turning her ovel exam
Mr.. Underwood, but as be failed to meet
the Millar here, he will continue on up the Ct
river until she meets the Andy Baum. 6
The City of New Orleans left here IL tb'
evening, loaded fiat, for New Orleans. ,ariabT
The towboat My Choice arrived here's D us
evening with model barges loaded ak an
wheat. She added 3 more here and Sold {
parted for New Orleans. 4. G
Weather sultry yesterday and business on
the wharf good. /
The Paducah and Mound City baseball 9
clubs will play amatch game this evening
at the Mound. The goose will be admin
istered with bat sauce, but which side will |
receive it, remains to be seen.
Rains are quite frequent, but we don
hear of any more terrible slycoons.'
The City of Helena from St. Louis leaves
here this morning for Memphis.
To our readers this morning we take
pleasure in introducing to you notice of
the steamer Andy Baum, which is due here
from Cincinnati for Memphis. The Baum
is the largest and best boat of the Memphis
& Ohio River Packet Co. See w. F.
Lambdin, agent, who will supply passage
tickets at low rates.
The John A. Scudder from St. Louis
leaves here Monday for New Orleans.
The Paris c. Brown for Cincinnati is two
days out from New Orleans.
The Fannie Tatum from Paducah will
leave here to day tor st. Louis.
The Gus Fowler will arrive earlier than
usual to-day, as the Paducah baseball club
with partyof spectators will come down
on her to witness the game at Mound City.
The City of Baton Rouge stuck between
here and Memphis which was the cause of
her destention. She arrived at s o'clock
yesterday morning, only stopped few
minutes and departed for st. Louis.
The Hudson from St. Louis arrived at
o'clock yesterday morning, discharged
few packages at the City of Wharf" also
100 sacks of wheat at the Vlncennes wharf,
She had large number of cabin passengers
and departed for Paducah and Uniontown
at Sam.
The City Of Cairo for Vicksburg arrived
last evening, received some freight and left
during the night.
The fleet Vicksburg leaves st, Louis this
evening for the lower Mississippi She
will report here tomorrow evening.
The Jas. w Gaif from Memphis will
arrive here Sunday night for Cincinnati.
W. F. Lambdin, agent, will furnish tickets
to travellers at No. "a Ohio levee.
Remember the Hudson early Sunday
morning will leave here for st. Louis. Her
accommodations are first.class, and her Off
GERS ditto. Capt. John Griffith is in com.
mand, but we are sorry to state that he is
suffering with rheumatism. We hope he
will be all o, X. on his return.