Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-30
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RIVERS WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
louisville, June 29.-Arrived-Lizzie
Iate, Z. ". Strader and Minneola.
The river is falling, with z feet in the
canal. Wcather cloudy and warm.
CAIRo.TUne 2q.-Up-Louisiana, 10 last
night; Sam Merwin, 10 am; Stella and
Simpson Homer. pm: Belle St. L0uis-
; pm.
Pho riverIell / inches. There wa, e.
heavy rain during the afternoon.
m@on%e51fb @ohg -Arr'Ned-Coh'-
The MISSISSIPPI - rising. The Missouri
Is DonInlnSssI The weather i warm. sultrv
and wet.
6INcINS al, Jtme 2.-The river IS fall
3lig VIII Y Ieet N the channel. Clear
mt wsrfn.
NV QRfsEASSt June @.-Depsrtet-
MagenfR 11sSt. Louis.
GSs Works. june y. lsfg.
Fbe .fxar esIt ,nohos E, ~ ~
ksnrs 81 SfSna rs Teat = - a
~ ~ sns kaIog - biob -
"a 5ss4 ~ est.S; = itlH" water marx
SuA .ooDvvR
hae ftNsE y @sthnS Slowly WtDG feet
~ &tt 8tet NE iarS 10 Jacksonport.
afka1s5s y Ialilng slowly with a big
rlsg fppoxied coming down from above.
eUxeY ILL. Jnne S.-Rlver rose 10
inches in The last IS hours: n0v- II faer :
fneheSaheFeleW weter marx.
SSpCN G9T3, 1oWS, Innesg.-Eeports
}afe The river rising rapidly shove The
Heff0w S~tageTitS banks are full and rain
Is Ealing heayaF IN the upper country.
DEREH ?, IONA, June Z7s-The river
has fased from fSipchPs TO 2 feet in the
past = hours. Freights by the Northern.
Liae9fRFe been pHt down from 2ffo -
ecats hetween Dere and -. Louis.
,s
9afH sraEfaf f5ltesn6n6PT44 1s..,sf
gtv MIN on3sr - 80 - oztL
pba 9ifTaranf sFssaTs 80 -.
tirh 81 fbssasson NO. ,ra4a-, n
fhs b0Gafss5a 7ftinas9se T6e.5Ea III
No s4lessS i1nbeI fsr 80 arfi
49,, 6by.ors baxfe@ uh'II
nria1S Solce ~ msastos aGWsI
NJ 81 SIs qnd-S Tor 81 ~, 5jee-nrf
14aaes Wc also savl. q 80 una1S
IdTs ea,iai 10 az IN, l,sJ %n'jli;o9 ~
al an average frica ~ Sl3 x ner sbo,,
soB4 wiz SsoIiTSi, 81 ~
; 81, Fgt. Iaf6 srd sbin,.los - ..-o'
90 aJld fhe SAD arolnrsd el.onf u 50G "N6
wbich. with s-tsvas.nd s.,fara tfn1foyUiIi
svraH4bo Grand tossTf, 60 -I,- SO ~ 20
3bereenIf of fro ipnher 49, ~. ~
season mo
xba LSpfsa,
f.a-s mn Al Cairo
iTba NSarenta lnrr E,,e Dflo5r.i, -,
,.ttI, n aarTo 81 o;i-,a1 -,
SnnarviSino TnenactGr I : ua, r
m Sstnr5aS ,clr.l ~
consc OF Carr. Jacob RsameEr. nfIob
lha United StaFas al tha Time nr lie u q 4
Joat disaster. y. B. Jenkf n6sfald IL
ArnGrica. appealed from h~efEacisT3T
The local bqari az CincjDrsfi rayoEf6r.
his license. othe board at IouizyflIa.
TielR0berr BurnssCarr Si5jn IN rcra-
lzs4 will br found AZ In e,srf tbss
morning, from %CincfnhatI. 5nU- wTfI TT-
lu Friday with "a return trip.
The tOwboats y. J. Bigicy, Lac Eric.
Brown. N1ry Ann, Hercules and
Tiger arrived gt Louisville on Sa9iffap
mi S5snd2V. nom Pittsburg, Withtewssf{
'3al,
The Nick Longworlh Is due ,o-morroVi
rom Louisville bound for New Orleans.
abe MolIie Able and CitNof <it0u are
tgle from AoW Orleans.
dIte steamer MA. Caldwell. Capt. Rubt
iafnes Efhe regular Thursday ARKANSAS
luited States mail packet. Mr.. r.
". Anton does the hOnOrs OF the office.
capt doe Willis, President ofthe Nicks-
and Delta packet company. passed I
Ipon the L. L. Leo, bound for Louisville,
. eo4~sact for a packet 10 ply Between
.lcksbnrS and the mouth of White river.
he new steamer IS 60 be 80 feet long ana
2 FeJ beam: - have 3 boilers 80 inch
Hhhdrt, and feet stroke. She viii have
Iit CABINS, . for white n coi0re6
..assengcrs. with capacity for about 1900.
The steamer Il. +. lee passed Nm ~vssfer-
morning at ten O'Clock. with two
undred cabin She is making
abroad time and sxnaotS r. arriT1 ~
.ouisvilIe "wednesday 5ioht
The Greaf Rqpubiic 19SsSd. dovu for
few Orleans well laden. - ErS7ded here
large lot OF oil cake.
The Bismark PASSED mn for -. Tonfs
The steamer George w. Cheek. CAM.
ames Lee. i The ~rnuuIar Wednes3av
Point packet. leaving TO-DAY at
We pm. Messrs Il. p. Fields and slack
ee have charge of the office.
The st. Louis Democrat Of Monday
The Missouri Inner N6Ssisein6i
nd Illinois are boomingi Their VOLUMES
ave been suddenly and simultaneousIv
yolen by heavy rains. and are rushing {
ty. So grsatIy are the tribnt apISe I'M sms
ally swollen. that in Illinois. Iowa Kan /;
IS and Missouri bottoms are ovarfoy-a5 =
ID bridges are gone with the Hoods.
A recent issua Of tba EvansviIia
n states that a revival Of the EvanSy;uo :
N STonnf Vernon naa - ~, ~ ~ LIe
he preposition l. Tor q {oin+ 49, !
nv IAting in The sonia " - 100
The M of Hanr7r Re- o
lanimouslv to snbsor;ho sS9 o6o "4n
idpe across fha UIinnis az ~
1ere Is ono briJco anroa- a. ma PiNoe.
! SaIIe. one ssWerednSia o,a l ~ Po !"
at Peoria and sbortiS PosrlSHn'
ippsviIle Hen nj .earGI'yHn
Iaonn S Wiz 'H1" q.
Al Rarmore,s Yard M Taearoo,~uo T. /
thera arc bniidinG. 49, !. Il
zoo river ~paclet. 60 : 81
-er naeEef Grand FRO - IN iasn
" 10Th the Iargesi boat eyN b'iit 80
Il 49,, Top@ 20, ~ Jun 'Sf
ke kor tbS Nov Orleans an5 90
trade che will have new nDojnes 10
adj OF those of the Tof5urche. viii no
lnehed early in July. Her engines