Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-11
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RIVER rose IL inches. Below CITY marx
8 feet g inches. Below high water
CHAS. GOODWIN.
RIVERS. WEATHER AEe BUSINESS.
CARO- June l0-Cp-BeIls Memphis,
Dovn-City OF Cairo, 2 pm
The river IS stationary. The weather Is
clear and pleasant.
ST. Louis, Neutrality-suspicious. AMI
barges, Rubieon and Belle Memphis.
Departed-Gelitia, Mississippi and Mar
bic City.
The river Is falling at this point. Tie
weather is clear and very warm.
LOUISVILLE, June l0.-The river Is fall
ing with ! feet : inches in the canal.
~CISCINSATI, June I0.-Arrived-Argosy
and Silver Spray.
The river Is falling. with 20 feet in the
channel. The weather is warm@
NEW ORLEANS, June I0.-Aruved-Le-
onidas. Departed-SaIise Dean, Tor Gin
cinnati.
The river at this point may be said to b.
ut a stand. II will be so before our next
issue. The decline viii set in tomorrow
or sunday, and viii be quite rapid The
small swell coming out Of the upper Ohio
will not affect the river here, without it IS
reinforced by a rise from some other guar
ter. Our dispatches give the latest news
from all points above. White end the
Arkansas are falling.
The weather is clear and business daI-
Cumberland rising, with FIVE feet on the
shoals.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ir viii be seen by a card published else
where, that Capt. John D. Adams has pur-
chased OF Capt. John b. Davis. the mail
contract hence to White river, as wei a.
all the interest Of the latter gentlemen in
the White river trade. As q consequence
the Liberty viii lay Up permanently, and
the Natoma, which should have gone out
yesterday, lays over until Satur
day. While VI regret parting with
Capt. Davis, and hope that he may find a
trade centering here in which to place his
fine steamer, the Liberty and CONNER
eiai, we must congratulate the people
of White river, as well as Cur merchants.
that his successor IN this important trade
Is one Of our oldest and most energetic
river men, and one whose experience.
popularity and capital will insure its
being kept up as one of the most impOr-
TAM lines tributary to Memphis. For the
present but two boats per week viii be
kept in the trade, but as soon as business
opens. a third steamer viii be put in. We
hope that every Memphis merchant viii
sustain Capt. Adams to the exclusion OF
all opposition, as we know that ne is de-
termined TO make il an object for them 10
do so by adhering follow freights, "A that
fair dealing which IS characteristics Of the
man.
Capt. r. Fl. Voolfolk, OF tie firm OF
Shirley, Voolfolk * Co. OF Louisville, l.
in the city md stopping at the Overflow
The Swallow passed up yesterday She
got 27 bales Of cotton at this port for
Cincinnati.
The Raven came down with Lhree barses
Of salt for Banksmith q Co. Her load
consisted Of $3.50 barrels.
The Alice Dear viii be due on Monday
from below, and the Nick LonCworth Is
due to-day.
The Mollie Hambletou dropped down
to the Ievee yesterday. Don't forget the
| picnic on Monday neNt-
Tn Guidon viii be 10 pori to-day with
the dry docks in tow
The elegant Geo. ". Cheek. Capt. jim.
/ Lee will back OuI to-day for Fuar's Point,
Lee are clerks.
Th inestcanueF, LumlnaFy. Gaps. Con
way, leaves to-day for Cairo and st.
Louis. She connects with the trains
North and East. Lee. Fiunev and Char
ley Rarsons arc clerks.
The Marble City passes down ~t0-hlOFrCW
FOR Nicksburg.
The Robert Burns, Capt. stem, leaves
to-day for Cairo and Cincinnati. She ar
rived late on Wednesday night with a
good trip, including q lot of horses for
Postal & Rawlings.
The Natqna leaves on Saturday for
white river.
TIL Ozark i the enthusiastically Ar
kansas river packet.
The Richmond, Capt. Neal. leaves for
Louisville to-day n . p-Iu. She an eie-
CANT PACKET. voolfolk aud Lodge are
her clerks.