The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-15
STAGES OF THE RIVER.

STAGES OF THE RIVER.
The river marked by the gauge last
evening at this port, o feet 0 inches and
falling
Pttsburg, Oct. l4-6 p. m River foot
8 inches and rising.
Cincinnati, Oct. 14-6 p. IN. River 7
10 inches and falling
Louisville, Oct 14-6 p. m.-River 6
feet and rising.
Nashville, Oct. 14-6 pm. River 2 feet
1 inches and falling.
st. Louis, Oct. IS p. m-River feet
8 inches and rising.
RIVER ITEMS.
The Fannie Tatum from St. Louis passed
up last night at half-past eight o'clock for
Tennessee river She had barge in tow
with some freight,
The Granite Star from Memphis is due
here tomorrow morning for Cincinnati.
Capt, w. c. TichenOr who will command
the magnificent new steamer Will s. Hays
when she comes out this fall is on the State,
and Bob Mccoy is in the Office Passengers
going up the Ohio in the Granite State can
procure tickets at low rates from w. f.
Lambdin, Agent
The new Mary Houston from the lower
| Mississippi is on her way to Cincinnati and
will report this morning. W. +. Lambdin
Passenger Agent will supply tickets at low
rates, office, 72 Ohio levee
The popular reliable and fast steamer
Hudson is due here early this morning for
St. Louis. Capt. John Griffith is master Of
| ceremonies
The j. II. Hillman from Nashville is due
to night and will leave here tomorrow
morning at ten o'clock on her return trip
W. F. Lambdin, Passenger Agent, will fur
nish tickets to Nashville or way points on
the Cumberland.
The large tow boat, S. L. Woods arrived
here Friday evening with 16 barges in tow
for Louisville. The Wood was drawing So
feet of water when there was only 5 4 fee
scant in the upper Mississippi; this is tn,
largest tow brought out this season on suci
a stage of water, aud her pilots, Bud med
| ly and Barney Scales, who are as good
ones as ever held the wheel of any boat, de
serve great praise, and are entitled to tn,
medal; as pilots they not only take the
FcsKs Dutthe whole bakery.
The Gus Fowler lays over at Paducah to
dayscpnsequently the oaly chance to 90 W
the Ohio is to take the Mary Houston.
The City of Vicksburg from st. Louis i
due here this evening for Vicksburg.
The elegant steamer City of Carlo from
ST. Louis arrived last evening at $50, Sh
had good trip for the stage of water Sh
received largely here and departed 70
Vicksburg at 9p. m.
The Mary Houston left Memphis at s r
m. Friday evening-look out for her earl
this morning.
John Barbee of Strauss, Pritz & Co., ex
tensive distillers of fine Kentucky whiskie
is in the city and has line of samples tina
take the blue ribbon He has whiskey tina
was made when people were honest, whic
gives it good old age.
The iron hull steamer Charlei p. Chotia
was advertised to leave st. Louis last sea
son. She will do business below durn
the cotton season.
The Ste. Genevive from Memphis passc
up for St. Louis yesterday morning. Ill
trip was moderate.
1 Ike City of Providence from VicksbuI
passed up early this morning for st. Louis
The Ohio is getting little too low to
intrusting, hope t may soon take rise
least sufficient to allow the lage size boa
to navigate with good trips.
The Renie McRsdy which fills the pla
of the Andy Baum for this trip will repC
here early this morning for Memphis. s.
w. F. Lambdu, Agent and get your tic