River Time Table for Friday Steamboat Departures
Schedule of steamboat departures on Friday listing vessels Gen Lytle Ben Franklin Madison C P Huntington Moscow Trout Foster s Boston Huntington Ohio No 4 Pomeroy Arlington Memphis and others serving Louisville Portsmouth Wheeling and Meaphis with routes to and from Louisville Madison Portsmouth and Boston.
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Louisville
Franklin
Madison
Trout
Portsmouth
Chile
Potomac
Huntington
Ohio
Pomeroy
Andes
Wheeling
Gen. Lytle
Ben. Franklin
C. P. Huntington
Moscow
Foster's
City of Portsmouth
Boston
Ohio No. 4
Arlington
Meaphis
Pittsburg
Ae Sue Chas
Muhleman
Jess Glerk
Royse & Mos
Set
Matt. McGuire
Alncin TL
BIG Bae
Steam Davis
T. N. _ JOHNSON
Chesapeare
Broadway
Heatinetea
al & L Raltpead
Fleetwood
Camevete
Bryson
Lee Din
W. Honsted
Water Report and Chances for 24 Hours Ending June 10 1876
Daily water state report with probabilistic reading and forecasts for the 24 hours ending at 3 P.M. June 10 1876. Includes conditions, levels, and expected changes across key locations. Notes general stability with minor fluctuations and references to local gauges and observers reporting readings.
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Eading
River Conditions and Arrivals Across Midwestern Cities
Dispatches report river levels and weather from towns including Brownsville Greenup Ironton and Cincinnati with boats up and down, arrivals such as Fleetwood and Cherokee and departures for Evansville St Louis and New Orleans. Weather mostly clear and warm with rivers rising or falling at multiple gauges.
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Om City
Gaersspono
Brownsville
Pittsburg
Wakehee
W. Va
Mallie Ragon
Parkersburg
A. Mu
Manietta
Science
Wheeling
Emma
Graham
Gallipolis
Hixrex
New River
CuaRinston
Kanawha
Boone
West Virginia
St. Atbane
Gallipouis
Hudson
Neel
Salt Valley and Telegraph
Billy Gol- Hay
Condor
Hawkeye
Brilliant
Daniel Boone
Hortixeron
Fleetwood
St. James
Julia
Pélegraph
Balt Valley
Tosh Farrow
Cham
Cravens
Ironton
Gazelle
Portsmouth
Poméroy
Evansville
Chief Clear
Mercury
Jas. D. Parcker
Roberts
Arkansas Belle
Dick Johnson
Morning Star
Nashville
Cumberhead
Papvcau
Cairo
J. N. Kellogg
Bee
New Orleans
City of Vicksburg
Vicksburg
Kellogg
St. Louis
Be. Louis
Carmo
Cincinnati
Grand Tower
Mary Houston
New Oriea
Hickory
Tennesses River
Houston
Memphis
Quincy
Ian
Andy Johnson
Hannibal
National Guards
Keokuk
Andy
Wm. F. Davidson
Lake Superior
Johnson
Rob Roy
Belle Memphis
Anderson
Ohio River
City of Augusta
Glencoe
Great Republic
Ae Orleans
E Crosse
St. Paul
Fayette
Peorias
Memparis
Illinois
Millar
Falls Pilot
Chester
Vicxepurg
Susie Silver
Manifest of the Steamer Jas D Parker From Memphis
A detailed manifest lists cargoes loaded at Memphis for the steamer Jas D Parker including 16 bales cotton and assorted goods from numerous firms such as Stearns & Foster, Chatfield & Woods, Swift's Iron and Steel-works and J W Fisher & Co. among others. The record notes 80 tons pig iron and multiple barrels, sacks, crates, and bundles, with several parties to order and several empty kegs. Weather notes state yesterday was warm and partly cloudy, and the river rose to 12 feet 8 inches with 214 feet rise yesterday and the night before.
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Jas. D. Parker
Memphis
Stearns & Foster
Schaller & Gerke
Louis
E. H. Cowing
C. Windisch
M. & Bro
Ashwan
J. Winkler
Simon Wolfstein
Taylor & Son
Hauck & Windisch
Emerson, Fisher & Co
C. Keever
Ishop Brothers
Crner
J. W. Fisher & Co
J. A. Baird & Co
F. Kushmaon
H. H. Miller & Co
Kehmichapp & Co
A. Mohlenhoff
J. Goodhart
M. Walsh
N. MM. Emerson & Cox
B. Benjamin & Co
Mallon Adey & Co
Local Port News and Mollie Ebert Wreck Sale Report
Ulab arrived end of week at St Louis in a damaged condition. Julia No 2 will come from Kanawha today and return tomorrow. Arlington sailed for Memphis with moderate start. St Shine to Memphis tomorrow. Andes arrived from Wheeling with a fair trip and returns today. Ashland held for light freight and poor load prospects. Telegraph listed as regular Pomeroy packet. Sale of Mollie Ebert wreck reported with hull boilers engines and other parts sold to various buyers for total about 1 000 dollars. yaw sold. staging and tanks bought privately.
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Wheeling
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Ashland
Tig Telegraph
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Pittsburg Chronicle
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Mollie Ebert
N. J. Bigley
Robert Monroe
Messrs. Mullens& Maloney
Garvey Brothers
Thomas Fawcett
Messrs. Marshall, Menard & Co
Messrs A. Fulton's Sons & Co
Sale of the Thos Sherlock Indicates Change in Ownership
From the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, negotiations for the sale of the steamer Thos Sherlock have run for two days without closure at 5 p.m. but are believed to conclude today. The vessel would be registered from this port thereafter while river traffic reports note multiple upriver tows and coal transfers involving James A. Blackware and My Choice among others. Captain Henry A. Jones serves on the Bates will jury, earning $2 per day, as Arlington pilots George Maloney and William Pendleton prepare for Memphis departures.
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James A. Blackware
Whale
Blue Lodge
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Peebles
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Thos. W. Means
Cobb Cecil
Means
Cecil
Louisville
Mt. Clare
Kanawha
Henry A. Jones
Court of Common Fees
James Martin
George Maloney
William Pendleton
Arlington
Memphis
Treasury Circular Demands Seaman Time Books for Vessels
Treasury Circular dated May 19 1875 warns customs officers to enforce a new provision requiring seamen time books on vessels subject to hospital tax. Masters must provide copies on license renewal and verify hospital dues against the book, with penalties of 50 dollars per missing entry and funds credited to the Marine Hospital Fund. Assistant Secretary Onas F. Conant signs the directive.
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Customs
Treasury Department
Collector of Customs
Marine Powis
Onas. F. Conant
the Treasury
Clinton County Free Turnpikes Mark Major Road Progress
Agricultural correspondence reports Clinton County has developed 31 free turnpike roads totaling 17 424 miles at 694 675 dollars with 88 miles more planned at 212 000 dollars. After completion the county will total 26 24 miles of improved roads with bridges, funded by local assessments.
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Goshen & Wilmington
Wilmington
Waynes- Wilkor
Chinton County
George H. Sanders
Lemar, Jr
Board of County Commissioners
Clinton County
United States
J. S. Lamina
Vast Kansas lands offer timber, minerals and schools
Letters describe abundant water courses and springs across the region, plus timber from Osage orange hedges and durable fence materials. Land policy offers 160 acres to citizens who plant 40 acres of timber for ten years while homestead and timber acts open government lands. building stone, coal, gypsum and salt are present near Salina to Solomon City. churches and free schools flourish. education sections are donated for township schools.
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Congress
Railroad Company
Ellsworth
Russell
Bosland
Bunker Hill
Saline
Ottaway
Lincoln
Salina
Continental Salt Company
Solomon City
Wella
J. Cadwalladsr
Sowing Grass Seed With Grain For Rapid Crops
Practical tips from Country Gentleman on sowing grass seed alone or with grain. Early spring sowing on clean mellow ground yields quick cuts, with heavy yields in the second year. Seed rate and grain choice affect outputs. a half bushel or more per acre boosts grass. A light compost coat before sowing aids germination and growth.
Wart Cure For a Horse from a Gentleman's Correspondence
A three year old colt with a large bleeding wart on the left hind leg is treated by tying the leg, applying mutrintic acid, washing, then using a compound of thymé oil amber oil and ammonia. The remedy is said to cure if not long standing, with cautions to secure the animal and supervise the burn treatment until irritation subsides.
Dairyman Says Quality Stock Beats Fancy Prices
A dairy writer argues large butter yields come from proven cows, not pricey breeds. He cites experiences of 1000 pounds of butter from four cows, none pedigree or expensive, and urges dairymen to value milk yield and proper care over fashionable stock.
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Beacon Farm
Poppling
Inexpensive Hot Water Treatment for Plant Worms
A horticultural note suggests using boiling water sprinkled briefly on infested leaves to kill worms without hurting thick leaves. The method heats water to several degrees below boiling by the time it reaches plants and requires practice to avoid damage while maximizing pest kill.
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Country Gentleman
Growing Wheat in Michigan Crops Mixed in Quality
Editor notes mixed wheat prospects on a Jackson to Lyons trip. Some fields show strong growth and health likely yielding thirty bushels per acre, while others suffer 15 to 20 percent losses or half crops due to location and exposure and a few fields look unpromising.
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the Michigan
Jackson
Lansing
Lyons
Working Your Teams in the Cool of the Day
A writer describes using cattle to break prairie sod in cooler hours. He notes the sod is in good condition and cattle work from dawn to 10 am then 4 pm onward. After a week they cover 120 rods with a fourteen inch breaker cutting two and a half inches deep.
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Eee
Grease as remedy against buffalo gnats claim
In Vernox Iowa on May 27 residents report buffalo gnats swarm then vanish. A Germantown Telegraph note suggests a simple preventive using grease rubbed on the skin and inside the ears to avert bites, echoing circulating articles.
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Iowa
Minnesota
W. P. Lippincott
Germantown Telegraph
Cottonwood planting surge in Kearney Nebraska county
A Country Gentleman correspondent from Kearney reports a strong push to plant trees. He notes over 1,000,000 cottonwoods planted in the county, with homesteaders contributing ten to twenty thousand trees each and others from one to five thousand. Timber claims taken two years ago are being planted this season.
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The
Country Gentleman
Kearney
Nebraska
Apples Thrive Despite April Frosts in Tennessee
Despite heavy April frosts killing many fruit buds, a good crop of apples is set on the table lands of Tennessee. Peaches were entirely wiped out.
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Tennessee
Currant Worms and Grain Prospects Across Ohio and Indiana
Reports from Jay Co Ohio to Tippecanoe County Indiana describe currant worm damage in fruit bushes and pastures, drought or frost impacts on crops, and a home remedy foot care tip for horses. Observations note wheat and oats prospects, corn emergence, and weather effects including a June 4 storm with timber damage.
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Pigca
Miami Co
James K. CaLpwell
Tippecanok Co
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