The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-17

The game City Of Helena from st. Loui
is due to-day for Memphis.
The body of Mr.. Kehrt who was drowned
Tuesday morning last has not yet beer
recovered
Yesterday was very warm day. and
old Sol Showcred his rays upon us most
numerically,
The City of Greenville leaves st. Louis
this evening for Vicksburg. She is. due
here tomorrow.
The river marked by the gauge last even
ing at this point at five p. M, 80 feet
3 inches and falling.
The Gold Dust from st. Louis arrived
last evening att. She had fine trip, and
departed for Vicksburg at 0 p. M.
The City of Alton passed Vicksburc com
ing up Thursday morning at 8. She will
report here Monday morning for st. Louis
The B. S. Rhea from Nashville is due
tomorrow, and will leave early Monday
morning on her return trip for the Cumber-
land.
The John B. Maude for Memphis ar
rived yesterday morning at o'clock. She
had good trip for Memphis and left for
that city at s.
The Jack Frost arrived yesterday at
p. m. from the lower Mississippi. She had
IN tow three empty ice barges which she
will return to St. Louis with.
Business on the wharf was pretty brisk,
and large quantities of Treigh were received
and shipped from here on the different
steamers which arrived and departed yes
terday.
Capt. J. b. Conway, in command of the
Fannie Tatum, leaves st. Louis this even
ing, and will report here tomorrow night
for Paducah and Ewad's iron works on the
Cumberland river
The Jas, W. Gaf for Memphis will re
port here this morning. Capt Bob Wise
commands, and Mr. Jas. Surtees is at the
head of the clerical corps. For passage
see W. F, Lambdin, agent.
The Mary Houston for New Orleans ar
rived yesterday at / 80 a. IN. She had
big trip and left here at p. III. with all
the freight she could navigate, with also
good number of passengers.
The Cons. Mllar left Memphis last even
ing atG. She will report here tomorrow
evening for Cincinnati. Passengers going up |
the Ohio can secure tickets of w. F. Lamb
din, agent; office, No, "a OHIO evee.
The Paris c. Brown from Cincinnati will
reach here on her down way for New Or
leans this evening. Captain Halliday com
mands this fine steamer, and Mr.. Chris.
Young is head Official in the bookkeeping
department.
The W.P. Halliday did not get here
untiIno yesterday, being detained by |
heavy freight between Cairo and st. Louis.
She received sufficient freight here to load
her flat, and left for the great southern
metropolis at Gp.m.
The fast packet Hudson, Captain John
Griffith MASTER leaves here this evening for
st. Louis. Passengers going in the direc-
ton of st. Louis by river will find the
Hudson first class in every respect. See
W. F. Lambdin, agent for passage rates.
The City OF New Orleans arrived from
the lower Mississippi yesterday morning
at 730. She had one of the best trips
that has left New Orleans for long time.
She landed here with over 200 tons of
freight and full cabin register. She left
for st. l., uis at $50 a. m.
The reliable, neveriailing, fast sailing,
ever punctua Gus Fowler from Paducah
arrived here at 2 p. m. yesterday. She had
m excellent trip Of freight, in which was
80 hhds. of tobacco, also good passen-
ger trip up and down. She left on her
return at 8 p, M
We are unable to give a report this
morning of the stage of rivers at pttsburg,
Louisville, ST. Louis and Nash
vile. We don't know what's the cause.
Unless the bottom of the signal service has
fallen out and discontinued the usual re
port, we Pan say, however, that the last
report which was the 10Th inst, the Ohio
at Cincinnati and Louisville was rising fast
owing to recent heavy rains in that section.
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