Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-31
Memphis and Little BECK Railroad
RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER And RtvKKs.


GAS WORKS, March 80, 1868.
The river rose in the past twenty-four
hours , inches. Below high water
CHAs. GOODWIN.
The river is now 8 inches higher than
at the last rise, and our expectations that
it would come to q stand have not been
fulfilled as yet. The latest sdvices from
the Arkansas at Little Rock, and from
the Upper Mississippi and Ohio, will be
found ID our telegTaphlc columns,
Arrivals
Steamer Magenta, st. Louis.
Leni LeOti, Arkansas river.
/" Arkansas,
Departures.
Steamer Great Republic, st. Louis.
3" Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
" Arkansas, st. Louis.
" G. w. Cheek, Osceols.
A." Cooss, Evansville.
NatomR, FTisr's Point.
f" w. A. Caldwell. Ark. river.
/" ST. Francis, st. Francis river.
/" Des Arc White river.
/" Magenta, New Orleans.
|" Thompson Dean, New Orleans.
In Port.
Leni Leoti, Darling, Guidon.
MxsgEELANEOUs.
Our levee was the scene Of eonsidera-
BILE animation yesterday. Beats lined
the wharf from JEFF .rson to Besl street,
out freights up stream were not album
dsnt.
The Thompson Dean passed down.
She got 1900 bales of cotton st thisp0rt.
The snsg boat r. E. DeR1ssy left yes
terday for Cairo.
The Caldwell, for the Arkansas, had a
splendid trip. Her staterooms ware all
engaged early in the day.
The Des Are left tor White river with
an excellent trip.
The Great Republic and Arkansas
passed Mp for st. Louis, and the Belle
Memphis departed for that port.
The Magenta passed down for New Or
leans. She had q good trip.
Sam Shock proposes to ticket psssen-
gers to New Orleans by rail during race
week st SIS for the round trip. Parties
Of twenty only can avail themselves Of
this reduction.
Tae splendid steamer, Leni Lssti,
Tom Berry leaves On Thursday for
Rock, u all way points on the
Arkansas. She carries the United States
Tne Argosy, Capt. VIM. Ashford,
on Thursday for Augusta and way
landings on White river. Sue is the
packet. Milt. Harry is chief
clerk.
Capt. Clay Rice will back out his fine
Guidon to-day, for Pine Bllf
and every way landing hence to that
point. She is a very superior packet,
snd makes time with the regularity of q
T.To. T,r-,-e,z EarrefF IIrl- - Efo-.
Woods are her popular secretaries.
The magnificent packet City OF Alton,
Capt. J. Is. Archer, will pass up to-day
or Cairo and st. Louis. She is the reg
liar Wednesday packet. J. NJ. White
8 her chief clerk.
The elegant passenger packet Darling,
II which A. ]. Garter is master, will
cave tRdAy at her usual hour for Cairo,
Evansville, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Size is n of our best packets. j. f.
a competent, reliable and popu-
ar clerk, has charge OF her Office.
The steamers which left New York on
saturday, for Southern ports, carried full
owing to the activity Of spring
rade and the improved prospects of the
'Outh. There are Indications that travel
D Europe viii be very great in April and
lay, many steamers having full pRssen-
eF ilSts Tor those q I
The Diamond Joe, q sternwheeler, is :
n her way from Quincy, Ills, to New
She mas 800 bbls. Of pork I
mong her cargo. !
The river is open at Dubuque, Iowa. 7
TIE Cora, Oaly Chance, Silver Bow, !
importer, Emilis LaBarge, Admiral Far :
.gut, Il NJ. Shreve, Ssllie, Fannie :
colt, Petsr Bslen, g. B. Alien, s.. Johns, L
-eEry Adkins, Lacon, Cisrksville and
tab are advertised for the mountains, 4.
st. Louis, in the order in which we
lblish them.
The Marble City, newly repaired and
tip top order, is nowin the Vicksburg =
I'd s.. Louis trade. 4
Toe Alice Dean, Capt. Skunk, will =
Ass up for Cincinnati to-day. She
ants from 500 to 1000 bales Of cotton.
The late heavy rains have created a
emendOns food in the Scioto river, that
ream having broken its banks in many 1
aces, and caused considerable damage
the track OF the new Hooking Valley
Franklinton was almost SUBJ
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