Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-22

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CTScINNATI, September. 2I@Departed-
ArmadillO, for New Orleans. The river is
delcining, with 10 feet in the channel.
Thu weather is cloudy with 4 slight rain
this afternoon.
L0uIsvLLE, September 2l.-The river.
Is falling, with 5 feet 4 inches in the canal.
/ NEW ORLEANS, September 2I-Depart-
ed-C0ntinental, for 1T. Louis.
) T LOUIS, September 2l.-The river il
declining gradually.
CAIRO, September N.-Up-Cty ofAl-
ton IL last night; Grand Lake, 10 am;
Great Republic, 3 p.m.s Alaska, s pm.
Down-KellOgg, 2 pm; Belle st. Louis. :
pm. The river Is stationary, and the
weather cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, September 2L.-Arriyed-
Paytona. Dsparted-Eirgfnia, with a big
trip,
ST. LOUIS, September 2l.-ArriyedLLu-
minRry and Mohawk.
Departed-Mississippi and Mary E.FOr-
syth.
"A light rain has been falling all dav.
The upper streams are rising.
MEMPHIS GAS WORKS, September 2I.
River rose 10 inches in past q hours.
Ii stood p feet below the high water
mark of 1867 this morning.
| CHAS. GOODWIN. r
The swell at this point goes on more
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will be seen By our dispatches from above.
The Arkansas is rising rapidly, and an
old fashioned rise would not astOnish
those who are posted in the antics of that
tickle stream. No later news from White
river. Weather warm and Gear and
freight abundant for Arkansas.
| |ll a MISCELLANEOUS.
The st. Joseph had not arrived at dark
last night. She Will probably leave on
Thursday for Haile's Point.
The Van Buren, cam no from the Ar
kansas Yesterday and goes on the docks.
Capt. Miller, OF the MinneoIa, LEFT By
rail yesterday for Cincinnati.
The F1eTa came in yesterday bound
south. The Indiana and Swallow also
passed down.
Owing to the extreme length OF our
Council Proceedings, we are compelled TO
omit much river matter.
The Mason, Captain Scales, loads to-day
for White river. There is freight enough
here for several steamers.
The Legal Tender went ont with an i'm
mense trip for W hite river. o.
The NJ. f. Forsyth, Captain YOre, passes
down tomorrow for Nicksburg.
The Colorado, Captain Fisher, with
George Briggs in the Office. leaves to-day
al 4 pm. for Cairo and st. Louis.
Tie Thos. H. Allen, as good as new
elegant in every respect-leaves tor all
points on the Arkansas to-day. She car
ries the United States mail. Captain
Pritchard commands and MessTs. Walker
and Roberts are clerks.
Captain 1erkes will hack out the Edin-
burg tomorrow tor all points on White
river. ...r
The Friar's Point trade Is now an object
Of much interest, and rivalry is rampant.
The gay and handsome Geo. ". Cheek,
with Capt. Malone on the roof, leaves to-
day at her usual hOur for Friar's Point
and all way landings. Sine Is a bally boat
and hes a bully crew. Charley aud John
Smither are clerks.
The elegant Dan Able came in last night
from her first Friar's Point trip, and
leaves again this evening at s pm. She
is bound TO be popular as she is elegant.
Jim Let is her master, and Stack Lee,
with Mr.. COnaut, are clerks. Stacker, we
are much Obliged, and feel proud as a
Brigrdier General.
Capt. Hardwick's HambletOn will be In
tonight, and leaves tomorrow for Osce-
ola.
The Sallie Y got OF Yesterday for ObiOn
river and will probably bring hack Tom
Neal of Dyersburg.
Capt. J.. B. Archer Is loading the new
DardaneIle at Cincinnati for the Arkansas,
In our issue Of yesterday, abiding 10
the Flying PrOa, we said she was ''hull''
down, but our nautical eOmpesitOr set il
up pulled down.
Our old friend Andy Raplee Is again
afiOat, and is now mate of the Edinburg,
He is a good bOatman, and we are glad t0
see him in our local packet line.