Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-16
RIVER NEWS.
STATE OF TIE wEArHFR ~ -

sTArE OF TIE WEATHER July u.
Augusta, clear, 500 Buffalo, cloudy. zgo.
Boston, cloudy. 759; Charleston clear
So; Cleveland, clear, 81 Chicago, cloudy.
80; Chattanooga, clear, 93o; Cincinnati
clear, So Dubuque, cloudy; Jackson.
Miss. clear AMI hot; Louisville. clear.
go: Montgomery, Ala, clear, 500. Nil
hot, $50 Natchez, Miss, clear, 500; New
Orleans, clear. 8d'; New York, olozdV
72'; Qsyka, Miss, clear and calm, SO
Philadelphia, cloudy, 10 Plaster Cove,
n. s., f0ggy and misty, 687; Pittsburz'
clear, 49, st. Louis, clear, $50;
Fickshurg, clear and warm; Washington,
clear, 80 Key West, cloudy, $40; Ha-
yana, eieas sad @sTas, S39, NsoEiIe, cloud
and warm, $50; Houston, clear and pleas
ant; Shreveport, clear and warm, So;
Halifax, clear, 70',
BoArs EEAvISe THIS DAY.
ALARBLE TITS Louis, s pm.
Cincinnati, 5 pm.
GRO. w, CHEEK--...Friar' Point, ) pm,
W. A. CALDwELL~.Arkansas river, 5 pm.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer W. A. Caldwell. Arkansas river.
Indiana, New Orleans.
Lizzie Gill, "
DEPARTURES.
steamer Lizzie Gil, st. Louis.
Belle st. Louis, st. Louis.
Indiana, Louisville.
IN PORT.
Steamers Wa. Caldwell. MinneoIa and
American.
RIVERS WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
CAIRO, July I5.-Up-BeIle Memphis, 2
am. New Era, Kellogg. Emma. : pm.
-D~owI-Baltic, 3 pm.
River fell 8 inches.
Weather clear. Thermometer &C dey
C~INCIyNATI. July I5.-The river Is Fis-
ing, with 20L feet in the channel
Weather warm.
LOUISVILLE, July I5.-fhe weather Is
clear and very warm.
Up-LOngwOrth.
The river is falling, with o feet 2 inches
in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, July I5.-River ~reeeding.
NEW ORLEANS, July ARRIVED
Alaska and Mollie Able.
A.EsEFHIs Gas WORKS. July u.
River on a stand. Below high warrf
mark Of 1856, eight feet w inches.
CHAS. GOODWIN.
Within a week the river ar his point
viii be falling as rapidly a. ever was
known before. now thar il has roarhed the
turning point. The Arkansas and White
are falling RAPIDLY. The latest from above
will be found in our telegraphjs repOeJs
in this column. 81
NIsCELLANEOUS.
The Geo. y. Check leaves io-day sr
Friar's Point.
The Marble Fity. Capt eqrteF, leayes ii
The Luminary passes dopa to-marroN
for Yickshurg,
The 2iinneola gets aysay to-day ar
Cairo and Cincinnati, Cant. Miller il
master and VIM. Hall clerk.
The Caldwellleaves to-day for ali points
on the Arkansas TO Little Rock. Rube
Haynes is master and F.. ". Outlaw with
Bob Shields are in the office.
Capt. Geo. Ord KarricB. OF Dubuque,
Iowa, is dead.
Lee Finney and Ben. Clark are going
into the commission business at st. Louis.
yesterday was a scorcher. Straws and
Grssnen ice were l. demaa-
man, supposed to be q deckhani, iaia
down on the bluff yesterday while intOxi
Gated and died no doubt from the effects
Of the sun and liquid lightning.
Capt. VIM. Richardson, Of the once
famous Mary keene. later of the r. F..
Lee, and still later Of the Wild Wagner.
passed through our CITY Yesterday on his
way to Louisville. He has sold his interest
in the last named boat. We would like
70 see Capt. x, Oh the root CT some fine
Memphis anq &eW-L rrief4s paskse 49,"
Frank smith, the popular sfeWard %
the Magenta, is in the City on bis way 81
New Orleans.
Capt. Henry v saith, the well kHOWR
President Of the Memphis and 81. Louis
Packet Company, is in town. It Is said
that he and the new barge line aFe about
to come to a compromise.
The Rob Roy passed down Yesterday
without landing. She was loaded to the
guards.
All sugar taken 20 st. Louis is held on
the levee until proof is made that taxes
have been paid.