Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-03
RIVERS WERTHER AsD BUSINESS.

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LUMISARY,. ..--.-.-. ..... Ficksbnrg, 5 PIN.
LIZZIE GmL.--.-..New Orleans, IL am.
RIVERS WEATHER ARD BUSINESS
NEW ORLEANS. July 2-Arrived-Marv
Houston, ENNIS No. 3 2 Great Re
public.
LOUTavlLLE, Jaly 2.-The river Is fall
Ing, with 8 feet2 Inches in the canal.
Departed-R. Z. Lee.
The weather is clear and warm.
CAIRO, July 2-Down-Lizzie Gin .
m. Luminary 3 pm. UP-Buaz 5 p.m.
The river rose "A inches. Thermometer 90.
ST. LoTIs, July 2.-Arriyed-Rismarck
City Of Alton and Mollie Able. Departed:
Belle Memphis. There are now no appre-
tensions Of an overflow. Weather clear
and warm.
C~INCINNATI, July 4-Arrivcd-Min-
euols y Lizzie Tate. The river is rising
with Il feetin the channel. The weather
IS clea- and wsrnE
MEAtraTs G4 WoRss, July ?, 1888.
The river rose inch in past p hours.
Below city high water mark IA feet 3inCh-
es--Bslo~ high water marx, 1866, Is feet
3 inches.
water elsewhere.
The Arkansas river is rising al the rate
OF an inch per h0Ur. and has now seven
feet to Little Rock.
White river is stationary, Eifh q fair
boating stage 10 J~aeksonport.
At Quincy, H.. On the Seth the Siissis-
sipPi rose I inch, and-wa5 L. feet So inches
above low water mark. IL rose , ms. at
Dubuque on the same Cav. The Missouri
was falling on the 30th, az Sioux City, and
was stationary al Omaha. The Illinois, is
as high as al any lAne this season.
The -. Louis Re8abiict1a Oft l5i SAYS:
The river Al thfs point continues 10
L-H ~ -
/ continues undated. We are tCarfui that
the consequences OF the late rains viii
prove disastrous to the grain product, and
! that the South viii experience dire trGuhlo
from unusually high water"
We think hat there is no fear whatever
nf dire results 90 the South. The swells
reported are all from late rains, and they
viii soon run out. Weather wsEW. Busi-
ness moderately active.
ARRIVALS.
Steiner NstoIns. white River.
DEPARTURES.
steamer Marble City, St. Louis.
g.. W. Cheek, Friar's Point,
V. Y. Caldwell, Ark. River.
N TOR
Natorua and Robert Burns.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho toVboat Grand Lake passed down
yesterday.
The Alps CAME up yesterday and laid
up TO clean out her boilers.
We are indebted to Garrett Hul= 81 tie
NatOma for late Arkansas papers.
The Memphis Base Ball Club goes TO
Cincinnati to-day on the Robert Burns 70
play the Red stocking Club Of that city.
Bulyl
The CaldS eli gOt aFay for The ArIosn-
,Sas with a good trip
<RO Natomasbrougbt in 1000 sacks corn
from White river.
Capt. ). o. Durl Of the s~luQlaacke. (
having INDUCED too freely at a recent Al
dermanic lunch is lam up for repairs.
The Lizzie Gill Is due from above, and
viii be followed by the Mississippi.
We,wilI have at least three boats IN the
Memphis and New fleans trade this com
ing season.
The Thos- Ii. Allied is the regular Mon
day packet for the arkansas,
The recent steamboat excursion was a
financial failure. I
Our young friend 3. NeRs Hart, wei
known as one of ouadrst maritime law
yers, has associated with him Messrs. Z. I
NJ. Hearn and L. w, Miller. and win as
usual devote his attantion TO steamboat !
cases particularly. las the courts are
about to adjourn for fhe sumner months, /
Capt. II. designs to take q short trip to
some cooler atmosphere to reeuperats his
health, and see wheaher the brilliant hue
OF his hair can't be spftened down.
The City Of Cairo, Capt. Malin, viii
leave to-day for Cairo and st. Louis. She
connects with the trains North and East.
and is IN every wayan elegant and popu-
lar passenger packet. Henry Corbyn and
Glen Nolte are her sSen known clerks.
The Natoms. CapG Wm.A Ashford, leaves
to-day for all pOintSon Whise river. She
is the REGULAR United States mail packet
aud makes all way landings. b con-
meets with the Little Rock train and with
bosts for upper White river. Garrett
Huls and John Smither are her clerks.
The Robert Burns did not get away last
evening. but leaves to-day for Cairo and
Cincinnati. She IS a good and handsome
packet, and will have 8 fine trip. Mr..
Hunter IS her eaieient and well known
clerk,
The good peOpIcof Nieksburg hsve been
climbing 1p and down their iuterminahls
hills and rushing aboard each passing
steamer to catch a glimpse OF those 500
Coolies. We published the item on the
strength ola dispatch from St. Louis. and
without the slightest idea of sell.
Tho Vicksburg Chamber OF Commerce
is a success. The daily attendance IS large
and sales very resRectabls
The Lizzie Gill, Capt. O'NeaS TitaRos
Powell in the ofica, leaves at II s-El to-
day, for Nicksburg aHd New Orleans.
Dr.. Harris,s Eegro candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor Of Virginia, with his
sister. attempted ID travel in the cabin Of
the steamer MYsth, nom Baltimore 70
Norfolk, but were elected, He, on q
occasion, was elected from the
cabin of the steamer Eliza Hancock. lie
now brings suit against both steamers for :
damages.
The Luminary IS h regular L. 5. mail
packet for Nieksbcrg to-day at S pm. Z
She makes all landings IN the bends. Lee :
Kinney and Geo. Persons are secretaries,
A singular steanner is being built at !
Vicksbnrg. The Herald says she Is forty Z
long and twenty feet beam.
The Richmond % her up trip did not t..
strike a log, thereby disabling her wheel. :
fact is h was on a fast trip and her
wheel danges proved too light, breaking
ike so much glass. She viii have heavier
1anges put in before she returns.
Capt. Donaldson and wife, since the for
ner's trial, have been quietly spending
he time, day and night, with the taller, J
dr. Thomas, in st. Louis. The latter was a
'ery kind 10 the Captain during his cc1