The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-05
STAGES or THE RIVER.

lue river marked ny the gauge last even
ing at 4 o'clock at this port IA feet
90 inches and rising.
Cincinnati, Sept. 4--6 p. nj. River IS
feet 10 inches and rising
Louisville, Sept. 4--6 p. m.-River 7
feet 10 inches and falling.
Nashville, Sept. 4-6 pm. River feet
0 inches and falling,
st. Louis, Sept. 4-G p. IN. River 10 feet
5 inches and falling.
The ]. II. Hillman from Nashville dis.
charged l0S ton Of iron which the Maude
received for st. Louis. The Hillman had
q good trip from Nashville, but was de
tanned very much by fog, She left on her
return trip at p. IN.
The John S. Hopkins from Evansville
will! in the future extend her trips to Cairo
on Sundays. She came down Sunday
evening with lot Of wheat and returned
at 10 pm.
The Hudson for st Louis arrived here
Sunday night with fine freight and pas
senger trip. She discharged 1850 sacks of
wheat here, received some freight and thlr.
teen passengers departed at II 80 p. m. for
the Future Great.
In the fire of Sunday morning which de.
stroyed the Planters House, Iron Mountain
railroad office, Pacific Express company, &c
we came very near being swallowed up in
the conhagratiou "The worst fea ture of
the whole affair" was the loss of our ward
robe, which was not very elaborate or ex.
travagsnt, but all we had. However we
shake and congratulate on having been
spared.
The John B. Maude from Memphis ar
rived yesterday morning with a good trip
received considerable freight and passen-
gers and left for st. Louis at p. m.
The JAS w. Gaff from Cincinnati arrived
Sunday night at o'clock. She had a
heavy trip, discharged 500 bbls of salt for
parties here and left at G a. m yesterday
morning.
The popular steamer Cons Millar is due
here this morning for Cincinnati. Cap. w.
c. Tchenor, commands. See W. F. Lamb
din, passenger agent.
The Andy Baum is due here this morn
ing from Cincinnati to Memphis. See w.
F. Lambdin, passenger agent and procure
tickets.
The Gus Fowler had as passengers yes
terday from Paducah some of the hand
soonest aud most popular young ladies of
the Plain city, which is hated for its beau
titul and stylish ladies. Among the party
were the Misses Fowler, Anna Given and
Lizzie Sanders also Mrs. Henry given &C
companied the party. She left for Padu-
cab at 1870 p. IN.
The Ste. Genevieve the U, S. mail packet
from St. Louis this evening going to Men,
phis.
The Commonwealth from Vicksburg
passed up for the Future Great during last
night,
The fine steamer City Of Vicksburg left
here yesterday morning for the lower Mis-
sissippi.
The City OF Alton for New Orleans will
take freight here to-day, leaving this morn
ing.
Mr., NJ. s. Marett, formerly chief Gle rk
of the Richmond House at Paducah, has
accepted a position as clerk at The Hall
day. in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. King Hale, of Paducah
were in the city yesterday,
Business on the wharf yesterday was only
ordinary.
Look out for the Paris G. Brown to-mor
row. She is on Der way up from New Or
leans. Her destination is the port of Gin
cinnati.
The Great industrial Exposi, on at Gin
: cinnat opens to-day and the Cons MillaI
will take passengers for the round trip a
. $1,000 each. w. f. Lambdin passenge
: agent, will supply tickets.