The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-07
STAGES OF THE RIVER.

ing at o'clock at this port IA feet
inches and rising.
Pttsburg, Sept, Go p. m River 3 feet
II inches and falling
Cincinnati, Sept, &c p. IN. River IA
feet inches and falling.
Louisville, Sept. &c p. m.-River
feet 90 inches and falling.
Nashville, Sept. Go pm. River G feet
8 inches and rising.
st, Louis, Sept 6 p. M River 10 feet
inches and falling.
The large aud palatial sidewheel steam
er Guiding Star leaves Cincinnati Saturday
9th inst, for New Orleans. Capt, D.
Hegler, her old commander will bring her
out.
The Paris G. Brown passed Vlcksburg
Tuesday at noon She will not reach here
before to morrow morning.
Capt. Alex. Halliday of the Paris c.
Brown was married in New Orleans last
week TO rich and handsome widow. He
left New Orleans via rail with his bride on
an extended bridal tour to the east.
The Golden Crown for New Orleans is
due here to-day from Cincinnati. She has
a splended trip and will not take much
freight at this port.
The Hudson left St, Louis last evening
and is due here to night tor Paducah and
Shawneetown.
The Vint Shinkle left Cincinnati for
Memphis last evening. She is due here
Sunday morning.
The Andy Baum for Memphis arrived
here from Cincinnati yesterday morning at
5 o'clock. She had good trip and de-
parted for the Bluff City at Z 80 a. m.
The fleet Pittsburg for St. Louis arrived
yesterday morning at 1870. She had q big
trip. The boats in the upper, Mississippi
had better look to their laurels for the
Pittsburg is race horse.
The reliable Gus Fowler is the U, S. mail
packet due here this evening at 2 o'clock
and leaves on her return trip to Paducah
at 80 p. m. w. f. Lambdin, passenger
agent.
The II. T. Dexter will come down Sat
urday in place of the Gus Fowler as she
will lay over at Paducah to put up a new
pair OF chimneys.
Remember the Jas, Gaff from Memphis
is due this morning for Cincinnati. Pas
sengers going up the Ohio can procure
tickets from W. F. Lambdin agent
The Great Annual industrial Exposition
at Cincinnati is now open and thousands of
visitors are in attendance. This season it
surpasses any exhibition Of the port. Re
member that the Jas W. Calf will take pas
sengers at $1,000 for the round trip. This
certainly is cheaper than staying at home.
The Gaff is provided with an elegant band
of music and Captain Bob Wise will leave
nothing uDdone to make the trip enjoyable
in every particular.
Capt. Thad Davis Of Nashville was in the
city Yesterday, relative to his boat Silver
thorn, which has been under repairs at Pa.
ducah and now looks like a new boat. The
Capt. thinks itQuite likely he will put his
boat in the Cairo, Hickman and New
Madrid trade. We will know in short
time what he will do
Capt A, NJ. Hardy, editor of the Daily
Times, published at Paducah, in his issue
of the 9th inst. handles us very nicely in re.
gard to the recent fire here and extrava-
gantly COMEDIES with us in the loss of our
wardrobe, which he says was packed in
collar box. We were more fortunate
than the Capt, was when he made his first
| appearance in Paducah, as he walked in
and his entire outfit was a pair of govern
ment sox--branled U. s." and a red hat
band But the last time we were in Padu-
cab we noticed he had added a rs cent
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