Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-18
RIVER NEWS.

STATE OF WEATHER Al D~rFFETEN1
POINTS JUNE Il, 1869.
Augusta, clouly, 100; Buffalo clear, 90
Boston, clear, go; Charleston, clear, go
Memphis, clear, 10; Nashville. clear anC
pleasant, 6So; Natchez, cloudy, 70; New
Orleans, clear, $50; New York, clear, G6o
Osyka, Miss, clear, cool. 7Oo; Philadal-
phia, clear, 650; Plaister Cove, y. s.,
clear, 90; Vicksburg, clear, and pleasant
Washington, clear, 6S0; Key West, clear
$50; Havana, clear, warm. TO; Mobile
warm, S20; Houston, cloudy, pleasant
Shreveport, clear, calm. 7S9; Baton Rouge
cloudy, T5'; Halifax, clear, G00.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Bismarck, st. Louis.
Belle st. Louis, st. LouiS.
louisiana, Cincinnati.
Marble City, V~icksburg.
Thompson Dean, New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Belle ST. Louis, st. Louis.
" Thompson Dean, 81. Louis.
w. \. Caldwell, Arkansas river.
Louisiana, New Orleans.
Bismarck,
IN PORT.
). j. Hale, Marble City.
RNERS. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
LoUIsvHLE, June 1.-THE river is ris-
ing, with q feet o inches in the canal.
Arrived-R. L. Lee.
Weather clear and warm.
New ORLEANS, June l7.-Departed-
Great Republic, for st. Louis.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE. river is ris-
ing, with 1919 feet in the channel.
Weather clear and warm.
81. LOUIS, June 1.-THE river j. falling
ut this point.
Arrived-Julia.
Departed-Luminary and City Of Alton.
CAIRO, June lI-Up-Mary Houston
and Alice Dean last night; Belle Memphis.
1 am; Peytona and Swallow, 4 pm.
Down-City of Cairo, ? pm. and a
schooner from the lakes.
Weather clear and warm.
The Swallow was raised BY the Under
writer without much difficulty. and has
gone on 10 Cincinnati.
GAS WoRKs, ,Iuuc I7IS69.
River fell in last twenty-four hours IL
inches. Ii g feet 4 inches or 3 feet 4
inches below the high water mark OF 1861
this norning. CHAS. GOODWIN. q
Weather warm and sultrv. The Arkan-
sas is falling slowly, with nine feet in the
channel from Little Rock out. White
river remains in a good condition.
MISCELLANEOUS.
me IbAlSidila anu I)lSlfldEck passed
last evening for New Orleans: both
steamers had full cargoes The latter
steamer took on OIa tobacco hero. COM
panles j and ID, Tenth United States In
en- route for Texas, were on the
Bismarck.
The Belle St. Louis cleared for St. Louis
with a fair passenger trip.
The Marble City, Capt. J. Carter, is the
Friday st. Louis packet, leaving at 5
n m - Ham, 90 rfah ,wO-.l.N - Il
Capt. Tom Leathers arrived last night
VicksbUrg on the Marble City. He
TO Louisville TO look after the build /
of his new boat for the Tower trade.
The Great Republic left New Orleans |
evening for st. Louis.
The fine steamer Virginia, Capt. Hol-
,roft, will leave the wharf this evening
or Louisville. Capt. Charley Schnattze,
estilnable gentlegsan, has charge ofthe
ifice.
The Geo. W. Cheek, Capt. JAS. Lee. is
he regular Friday Friar's Point and
bends packet, leaving to-day at 5 pm.
Messrs. b. p. Fields and Stack Lee have
:harge of the office.
The Thompson Dean passed up y~ester-
morning for st. Louis. |
The WA. caldwell departed for Arkan-
las river with a splendid trip Of freight
people. -
The Natnma, eapr. Ashford. isstfe reg
liar Saturday White river mail .packet.
will be IN port this morning ITO re-
Capt. Carrot Huls presides in the
lfice.
The Lizzie Gill, Alaska and Le0nidas ]
re due from New Orleans.
The Mollie Able and Luminary Will be
lown on Saturday. "
The famous low-pressure steamer Rich
nond viii be down tomorrow, bound for
Jew OrlaanS. LINK Ont for bar
The City Of Cairo = the Saturday ST.
louis packet.
The Ozark, Capt. Harrison Blaisdel, is