Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-08
CHAS- GOODWIN


nonS INT ~ rise goes on steadily and bids fair
4H@l wy ZIP a few feet more, but it Will not
AFTEh threatening altitude. Considera-
The Grand Ut is passing and upward bound
W. 'pid current. The Arkansas is fall
REPoRht White river is going up, and all
The Comnibutaries are on a bender, vieing
AsvIuu, Fnnfaeh other, as it were, TO see which
-oI3nn +bo Irow the biggest stream. The Mis-
aAihs ~ rising, but the upper Mississippi
ANA, NJ ,otlinois are falling. The latest news
On 1t are greatbove will be found in our dispatches
1t 81 each are head of this column.
unknOe Memphis. Des Are, T. H. Allen,
The COmnRncis.
,ented a repeBelle Memphis, Capt. Crane, leaves
Board of Rein. for Cairo and st. Louis. She of
S11OO tpgant accommodations to passen-
Western md connects with the trains North
,,nolIar sums asst. Billy Blenker is chief clerk.
~ . q N Uni 10 Bob Good arrived yesterday on
Albany, Thos. II. Allen.
of theiJ ulia came in with Il splendid trip
appropriated robably did not get away for Vicks-
4 portrait for until late in the night.
r w Nick LongwOrth left New Orleans
SecreiIgIn' anu the Na8eh'" ie''es this
vas also giveBas Are leaves for White river tbis
or his servic6g.
he Grand Loelegant L. 5. mail packet Thos. H.
years. The; Capt. Reese Pritchard, viii back
,pnropriati0r-day for Pine Bluff, Little Rock and
Il Raniary points on the Arkansas. She con-
M SoaSn with the FoSt Smith packets, and
~ SoIIllhgers by going on the Allen make
APpedLS repfe change to the Hot Springs. Time
erS OF no geIck as by any other route. c. r.
by thrand 10 Thomas are her clerks.
l.. Schoon splendid Natoma Will get away on
vas closed atday for Augusta and all way points
~ ~ooot 800 hite river. She is an excellent
y nreo LII rS1ner Ter, and is commanded by Capt. Ash
June, 1870. Lizzie Gill passed down and the
.----.@--Gagle up. The latter goes to Cincin-
Where she will have her cabin trans
ito q new hull. -
.-"4lad an excellent port list yesterday.
p.nnruoN Igay and festive st. Francis, Capt.
- 80 49,. Bowman, with Paine and Clark in
= ~ ms, olce, will get away to-day for the st.
.HW1NHn Wins river. She is one of our finest
BAREETT, bobaekets.
II. L. Lee is about due from the
yesterday (Tuess
he Rev; DIR; HiHowboat Bee passed down yester-
~. w: 5SGGaannShe dropped some ice barges at this
nv Talking of ice reminds us that it is
Ahe ArFEAL manufactured in New Orleans so
atoms 10 me hfantly that il can be afforded to
ant Captain Ties all over the city at one cent per
there wal, and TO large consumers at three
nay the ~brighters Of q cent. 1t has been tested
aptive be his gee from Boston, and has been found
4---Enore compact and slower in melt
q Made from filtered water, it is as
EIINas crystal, and purer than ice ma
y formed is apt to be.
# J. d. Adams, Superintendent of the
GRETTER-nk Memphis and Arkansas River
IRE TIER, of RI Company, is in the city. He has
I the residencn a short visit to Little Rock.
treet. this WetEmma No. 8 has not yet passed up
NV Simpson Homer and tow came up
ssss--~zzlay and at dark were lying ut the
Adams street. \
NEW krdary Houston passed down last
- Ig with an excellent trip.
-@Ewas instituted at Quincy. ILL.,, on
0n by James IL. Washington, a me-
mad Un recover damages, in the sum of
rom being elected from the steamer
wehty-one Hoa Johnson and not being allowed
- at her table with white pas
ong. sengers. The suit is against the st. Louis
rtise- and Keokuk Packet Company and sum-
mons was served upon its agent here.
citing The steamboatmlen of This city are |
mon about to get upa picnic. 1t will be a
sub grand affair, and wifi come of, we learn, |
4 the on Monday next.
cts of The Great Republic leaves st. Louis |
alton to-day. She viii be followed by the Mis-
From sissippi. t .r3Hcc g |
oaveT The Louisville is laid up at St. Louis
it is repairing. = M
ears The United States Marshal has seized
the steamboat Usage on the Missouri |
se of river, near Hermann for claims made
two upon il. |
I un- Its.is probable that the " second" or
e be- June rise has commenced in the upper
stain Missouri. !