Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09
RIVER RIA4TEiRs.
wEATHER AID EIsERs.

WEATHER AND XIV EHSs
ST. LOUIS, August S.-The river is fall
ing.
Departed-John KilgOur, for New Or
leans, with q fine trip. Up-Besmer az
9 pm, and Lizzie GIL at 10 am.
Down-Marble City at 4 am, and Belle
Memphis ct am. River fell inch.
LOUISVILLE, August S.-Westher
warm and clear. River rising, with
feet 6 inches in the canal hy the mark.
MEMPHIS, August Weather change
able but pleasant. The river Is falling
slowly at this point. No change in the
rivers of Arkansas.
Arrivals.
Steamer Julia, st. Louis
Departures.
Steamer Julia, Vicksburz.
CITY OF Alton, st. Louis.
Liberty, White River.
Ia Port.
None.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Steam bsatmeu's Seymour Club
meets st S.iliman Hall Monday evening.
All members are expected to be present.
The II. NJ. Shrave. Capt. Carter, leaves
on Monday for Wick burg and the bends
Toe lula will pass down hereafter on
Fricavs Instead Of Saturdays. Passen-
yers and residents ia the bends below,
will be glad to learn that her present act
ing Clerk only occupies the Office tempo
raTiIy. ARdy Issaes, her permanent
CLERK, will resume mis- plsce next trap.
The Commercial, Capt. Ashford, leaves
on Tuesday for White river. She 10 the
regular United States mail packet.
The Natoma, Capt jim. Lee, VIII
Nanntnnn
vvay poiuts, connecting with the Amerl-
can for Little RO K. -.
Thefine steamer, Belle Memphis, Capt.
Crane. leaves ON Monday at PM Ior
Cairo and st. Louis, connecting with the
trains North and East.
Newt. Hart & Go. now run the Cley
Wharfboat.
Tine Mollie Eamblet0n leaves on Tues
lay for all points on the st. francis
river Can't. SOm. Bowman is master.
The steamer War Eagle sunk tex miles
above LYONS q the upper mississippi, on
the eth. She went down in wster over
her main deck and can be raised no
The Cora S. lays over at Louisville
awaiting trip.
The Johu Kilgour left Louisville for
New Orleans last evening.
The City of Cairo has laid up at 81
The Great Republic will go on the dock
for repairs.
Louisville and New Orleans trade next
season.
| sam Beltzbooyer was last heard OF IN
| VicksbsIrg.
CaDt John Cannon OF the r. E. Lee,
was in this city yesterday, and left for
| home on the evening train. The Lee
will he out by the 1ss of September.
W. regret to learn that the fine resi-
denre of Can't. J. Frank Hicks, at Bray 8
Station, twenty miles east OF this city
ysyss. burned at three o'clock yesterday
,,,rrDinO The house was worth $l2,O
anj was insured for 5000 in the Ktnal
"a so5OO in the Mississippi valley
Nearly ali the furniture was saved.
IT. NAV be interesting to know that
t,;1, rice in the Arkansas was reported 3
,S9shIa Colorado Territory, on the l6tf
~ Univ. AS it wont get TO Fort smith
bators next spring, we hope upper rive
boats wont put up their shingie for ina
stream, hoping to meet the SVEN.
The fire which recently uestroye'
stesmboat property to the amount Q
. nearIy 500, 600 at CucinDatl' broke on
/, in the engine room Of the delaware, an
, - snnnossd to be the work OF an incendl
5 ayv That boat was destroyed. Sh
. was q stsrnwheeler, and valued
: 5000; owned by w. q K. kneinn Ia
2 and Capt. r. Calhoun OF Pittsonrg. II
n Ezra Porter, also destroyed, wss near.
!. new. She was worth about SS9,VVV, an
partly insured; owned by }. ID. F9 q =
q II Porter, NJ w. Bsltzhoover ana n. !
Gray. The Pine Grove was ne1 D1s
v lately purchased by the Nasnyllls Eac "a
!. Company. She was stern I nsSssii M n
ned 81 81, 600 and insured ior ssVO' Al