The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-20
STAGES OF THE RIVER.

STAGES OF THE RIVER.
The river marked by the gauge last even
ing at o'clock At this port 81 feet 8
inches and falling.
Pittsburg, July 1916 p. m River feet
s inches and falling.
Cincinnati, July 1916 p. m. River Is
feet 0 inches and falling.
Louisville, July 19-6 p. m.-River s
feet 8 inches and falling.
Nashville, July 1916 p. m. River Z feet
5 inches and falling.
St. Louis, July 10-s p. m. River "a feet
5 inches and falling.
The Belle Memphis arrived here last
evening at O'Clock. She had fine trip
for Vicksburg, and left for that city at 80
p. M.
Capt, W. G. Turner owner Of the Silver
thorn, arrived last evening by rail from st.
Louis. The Captain has chartered his boat
the Siyerthorn TO parties in ST. Louis, who
will run her as regular packet from ST
Louis to GAINESVILLE, Mo. Capt. Turner
left on the Belle Memphis for Hickman and
will return here Sunday with his boat
Capt Turner will retain command Of the
Siverthorn during the term Of his charter.
The City Of Helena from Memphis ar
rived here yesterday morning. She had a
good trip and departed for st. Louis at 5
a. IN.
The ?ittsburg left St. Louis Tuesday ev.
ening at 6 o'clock, and arrived here yester-
day morning at 6 o'clock. Just 10 hours
out and lost 2 hours. The Pittsburg is the
wheel horse of steamboats,. She left for the
Smoky City at 80 a. NJ Her trip was
light.
The Vint Shinkle from Cincinnati ar
rived here yesterday morning at o'clock.
She had very good trip. received and dis
charged small lot OF freight and departed
for Memphis.
The towboat Sam Roberts arrived here
yesterday morning at : o'clock. She had
three model barges loaded with lumber
from Helena which she left here with at ! /
a. IN. yesterday.
The transfer Junius Morgan resumed bel
duties yesterday and looks like new boat
The Butler DUNCAN one of the transfer
boats also will soon suspend business and
will 90 to Mound City where she will re-
ceive a thorough line of repairs.
The Golden Rule which left New Orleans
last Saturday, will not report here before
tomorrow evening.
Capt Bob Wise with his popular steamer
Jas. w, Gaff left Memphis Tuesday even-
ing with splendid trip of freight and pas,
scugers. She will report here this evening
for Cincinnati. See W. F. Lambdin, pas.
seugcr agent, and procure your tickets
Office "a Ohiolev
The John b, Maude from st. Louis, will
report here this evening for Memphis
The Andy Baum is the next Cincinnati
and Memphis packet due down for the Bluff
City. She will report here Saturday even.
ing. Capt. H j. Vinton master. W. F
Lambdin, passenger agent. Office "a Ohio
leyee
The Anchor line steamer City of Baton
Rouge from St. Louis is due this evening
for New Orleans.
The fine steamer L. F. Schenck from
Cincinnati, will leave here early this morn
ing for New Orleans. If you are going
south by river get your tickets from W. +
Lambdin, agent.
The City of Vicksburg arrived YESTERDAY
morning at / o'clock. She had a ligh
freight trip, but a large number Ct passcn
gers. She departed for st, Louis at noon
The Hudson left St. Louis yesterday at
p. m. She went into St. Louis with m ex
cellent trip of freight and people and had {
large contract for her down trip when sh,
left there, Capt. John Griffith command
this excellent boat and we are pleased t,
state is doing good business with her
Look out for her this evening at o'clock
Passengers going up the Ohio can procure
tickets Of w. f. Lambdn, agent
The u. p. Schenck refused freight here a