The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-12
STAGES or THE RIVER.

ipc INcr marked ny the gauge laS' even
ing at A o'clock at this port 3S feet /
inch and falling.
Pittsburg, July 11-6 p, IN. River feet
7 inches and falling.
Cincinnati, July 11-6 p. m. River 10
feet 0 inches and rising.
Louisville, July 1l--6 p. m.--River
feet and falling.
Nashville, July ll-6 p. N. River 7 feet
and falling
ST. Louis, July l1-6 p. IN. River 90 feet
2 inches and falling.
Capt. Lew Hates, Of the Will Kyle, wired
US from Memphis yesterday, saying his
boat would leave Their at 10 a. IN. She
will report here tonight early for Cincin
natl. Lookout for her! Passengers going
up the Ohio can procure tickets from w.
F. Lambdin, agent. Office "a Ohio lovee.
The Fannie Ta,um from st. Louis arrived
at 10 Monday night with good trip for
Paducah and Ewald's Iron works on the
Cumberland.
The Gus. Fowler arrived promptly On
time last evening and left for Paducah on
her return trip at p. III.
Captain j. b. Conway, of the Fannie
Tatum, came through by rail from st. Louis
and went by the Mississippi Central road
to Paducah to meet his boat.
Considerable wheat Is being handled
by steamboats,, but the business has net
fairly opened up.
The Annie p. Silver did not get off yes
terday as was expected. She was detained
until last night taking freight and could
have taken more, butt was not to be had.
The fine steamer Andy Baum is due early
tomorrow morning from Memphis. The
Baum goes to Cincinnati. See Passenger
Agent W. f. Lambdin, his office is No. "a
Ohio levee.
The rapid Reuben Rynus," or the r. II.
Springer, as you please, will report here this
morning Tor New Orleans. Capt. Ii. u.
Hart, master Of ceremonies.
The Hudson leaves ST. Louis this even
ing for Cairo, Paducah and Shawnectewn,
Capt John Griffith, in command, will re-
port here tomorrow evening.
The fine Anchor liner City of New Or
leans leaves ST. Louis this evening for the
Crescent City, and is due here to morrow
evening.
The new steamer City Of Arkansas is
rapidly approaching completion, and in
about two more weeks will pay her respects
at the Cairo wharf The Louisville papers
state that Capt. Keiser, who vii, command
her, regards his boat as a success, and is
delighted with her.
The towboet Ironsides from st. Louis
passed up yesterday evening with several
model barges loaded with iron ore for Pitt:
burg.
The City of Providence is due this even
ing from St. Louis She goes from here to
Vicksburg,
The John A. Scudder from New Orleans
arrived here yesterday at a. M, and left
| for St Louis at 5 a. m.
Yesterday was pleasant day, but I'm
comfortably dull
The Silverthorn is expected here to-
morrow. She will receive some repairs
here before entering regularly into bust
ness.
Capt. j. s. Cowdcn, the "anti- jetlies
man" who has so strongly opposed the
Eads Improvements at the mouth of the
Mississippi, was a passenger on the City of
Vicksburg Sunday evening The Capt.
WAS on his way to the future home at Green
Cove Springs, Florida.
The Misses Fowler, Cobb and Thomber.
ry were also passengers on the Fowler
Tuesday.
Capt VIM Hamboton, of Mound City,
came down Tuesday on flying trip. lie is
looking better than for years past.
Harry Kennedy is now in the engine
room of the A. B. Stafford. Harry says il
is just as easy to bile water on a little boat
as big one,
1t you are bilious take DR.. Pieces