Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-22
RIVER NEWS.

STATE OF THE WEATHER AT DIFFERENT
POINTS FOR JUNE 19, 1869.
Augusta, clear, $50; Charleston, clear,
So; Chicago, misty, 64o; Chattanooga,
clear, $50. Cincinnati, raining, 80; Jack
son, clear and warm; Knoxville. clear
and hot, 73o; Louisville, cloudy, T6'
Montgomery, clear, $50; Milwaukee, fog
$50; Nashville, clear and hot, 80
Narehez. clear, 500; New Orleans, clear,
80, Osyka. Miss. clear, Tso; Philadel-
phia. clear, 10: Pittsburg, showery, -;
st. Louis. clouly, 10; Nicksburg, clear
and warm; Washington, clear SO; Mo
bile. clear and warm, SO Houston, clear
and hot: Shreveport, cloudy and warm,
$50: Magnolia, clear and pleasant.
ARRIVALS.
steamer Belle Memphis. ST. Louis.
Magenta,
Julia,
Fairy Queen, Whites Silver.
RubicOn, Nicksburg.
Great Republic, New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
steamer Great Republic, 81. Louis.
RubicOn,
Fairy Queen. Cairo.
q. ". Cheek, Friar's Point.
Julia, Nicksburg.
Magenta, New Orleans.
N PoGr,
Belle Memphis, T. II. Alien, Des arc
and st. Francis.
RIVERS WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
CAIRO, June 2I.-Up-Citv Of Cairo, j
am; sam J. Hale, : am.
D~own-Silver Spray, 8 am; - Lee,
, pm. The weather IS cloudy - some
rain. Mercury SO.
V-r-r---~rr - TrrunDT In PaNsnnG and
swallow. The river is falling, with o.
feet III the canal. The weather Is warm
and showerv.
ST, Louis, june 2I.-Arrived-Narble
City and City Of Cairo.
Departed-Belle st. Louis.
The river is rising at this point. The
weather is clear and 0
CISCINNATI, June A.-The river Is fail
ing with IL feet in the channel. Weather
warm and shOwery.
NEW ORLEANS. June 2l.-Arrived-Bis-
marck. from St. Louis, and louisiana,
from louisville.
GAS WORKS, June 20, 1869.
River lell in last t~wenty-four hours
II inches. It stood II feet 6 inches or i
feet 6 inches below the high water mark
CHAS. GOODWIN.
The Arkansas river continues az high
| STAGE. The Mississippi below Napoleon,
under heiuhuence of the Arkansas, Is RI
sing rapidly. White river is falling, with
a good stage in the river from JacksonpOri
out.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Business on the wharf was quiet with q
fair movement in freights.
The Virginia, which passed Rp Salar.
dav morning with her larb0ard shan
broken, broke her starboard shaft at Is
land No. no. and is made fast to shore in {
| crippled condition to be tOwed TO Cairo
for repairs.
The Fairy Queen, which has been plying
in the Upper White river trade, arrived
yesterday morning and left last evening
for Cairo TO AdOcked and repaired.
The splendl passenger steamer De-
arc. Capt. JOHN Elliott, is the regular
Tuesday White river United States mai
packet, leaving to-day at pm.
The Magenta passed down last night fol
New Orleans well loaded.
Can't. Frank Hicks went to Louisville
TO purchase the Belle Lee, but he was to-
The Rubicon passed up for st. Loui,
with a fair list of passengers.
The Julia, for Vieksburg, passed down
last night.
The swift passenger steamer r. Z. Lee
| Capt. John Cannon. will leave thewhar
TODAY at five pm. for New Orleans. MIR
Mossop has charge Of the office.
The Minneola is due tomorrow iron
Cincinnati.
The Indiana aud Mississippi are due 10
morrow from New Orleans.
Capt. John Smoker has purchased Sll 30
of the outstanding Indebtedness OF thu
Belle Lee at fOrty-four cents on the dollar
The st. Francis, Capt. Bowman, IS tn
Tuesday St. Francis river packet, leavmg
to-day at five pm. MessrS. Palne ant
Clark are her pursers.
Can't. Jones. tate of the Olive Branch
and others, have purchasedthe Lady Gay
She will be repaired and placed in tn,
New Orleans trade, in command of Capt
Jones, with Owen G.. Gates in the office.
The G. A. Thompson, sunk and burned
in Arkansas river, is a total loss, and vii
be wrecked as soon as the water falls.
Capt. J. b. Archer. late Of the City O
Alton, Capt. Steve Wilkins and Capt
John Mainceurt arrived in the city yes
terday morning, from 81. Louis.
The Pink Farble was sold at auction, a
Nashville, on Saturday, to Capt. Paul
who formerly owned her, for $4,000 cash.
ssThe superb passenger steamer, Thos
H. Allen, Captain Fred. a. Hamilton, j
the regular Tuesday Arkansas rive
United States mail packet, leaving tO-da,
at five pm.
The Cheek cleared for Friar's Poin
with a fair trip.
The fine steamer Belle Memphis, Capt
Crane, is the regular Tuesday st. Loui
Packet. leaving at five p.m.
Capt. Duff Green, of Nicksburg, passe
up yesterday on the Rubicon for 81
Louis.