The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-26
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ing at A o'clock at this port 90 feet 6
inches and falling,
Pittsburg, July 25-6 p. m. River 2 feet
and inches and falling.
Cincinnati, July 25-6 p. m. River II
feet inches and falling,
Louisville, July 95-G p. m.-Rver Z
feet and rising.
Nashville, July 25--6 p. m. River . feet
and falling.
st. Louis, July 25-6 p. N River 81 feet
1 inch and falling.
The Ste. Genevieve from St. Louis ar.
rived here at o'clock last evening with
moderate trip fo- Memphis. She received
considerable freight here and departed for
the Bluff City at p. m.
The Granite State, in command of Capt.
w. G. Tichenor, will report here this morn
ing for Memphis. The State is the m ost
substantial boat of the Memphis and Ohio
River Packet line. Mr.. Bob Mccoy has
charge the office, and with his usual
courtesy will dispatch business pertaining
to his department Passengers going in that
direction can secure tickets from Agent W.
F. Lambdin, Office No 81 Ohio levee.
Capt Harmon and others, Of Nashville,
purchased the steamer Silverthorn yester
day from Capt. W. j. Turner, Of Hickman.
Capt Harmon designs running his boat
above Nashville this winter. For the pres
ent season he has not decided where be
will place her, likely from here to New
Madrid or Cape Girsrdeau.
The City OF Helena from Memphis for St.
LOUIS is due early this morning.
The Hudson leaves St. Louis this even
ing for Cairo, Paducah aud Shswneetown
She will report here tomorrow evening.
The Annie P. Silver from New Orleans
is this evening due for st. Louis.
The City of Providence from st. Louis
is due for Vicksburg this evening.
The John B. Maude is the regular An
Choir line packet leaving St. Louis this
evening for Memphis.
The W. P. Halliday leaves st. Louis this
evening for New Orleans.
The City of New Orleans is on her way
up the Mississippi for st. Louis. She has
over 100 passengers on board, and will ar
rive here tomorrow.
A party of ladies and gentlemen crossed
the river early yesterday morning to visit
the lake on an angling expedition. From
the looks OF their commissaries they had
enough prepared to feed company of
"hungry soldiers" Among the party we
noticed; Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Gazzola,
Bud Smedey and wife, Geo. Thompson
and wife, and several others whose names
we have forgotten They returned late in
the evening with fine string of the fishing
tribe and had very pleasant time.
The Fannie--Tatum was advertised to
leave St. Louis Monday evening. She ar
rived there Sunday loaded to the guards.
She is due here this morning for Paducah.
The Paris G. Brown from Cincinnati will
report here to-day She will receive about
300 tons of freight here which will FIJI her
out with all she can carry, and will leave
for New Orleans this evening. Buy
tickets from Agent w. +. Lambdn; office
No. 81 Ohio levee.
The Andy Baum for Memphis arrived
here yesterday at II a. m. She was pretty
we'll loaded but had small passenger
trip. She leaves Memphis this evening,
and will report here for Cincinnati Friday
morning.
Weather cool and bright yesterday, and
business good.
Remember Capt. Halliday with his fine
steamer Paris G.. Brown leaves here this
evening for New Orleans. Chris. Young
chief Of clerical corps will consign his
!. guests to pleasant quarters.
The Gus Fowler from Paducah is due al
, Up. m. to-day, and will leave here on hel
return trip at p. IN. She had another
big trip yesterday, and after discharglng i
she received her mail, express and passen
gers, and left Immediately.
The j. II. Hillman came round out Of thu
: Mississippi about daylight yesterday morn
!. ing, pretty we'll loaded. She passed up TO
:; Nashville without landing Capt Tom
). we didn't think you would slight us il
! this manner on your first trip.
!, Passengers going up the Ohio can procur
!, tickets at low rates from w. F. Lambdin