Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-14
RIVER NEWS.

"a or THE WEATHER ULY ID.
Augusta, overcast and suItry, So Buff
faIO. cloudy. 81 Boston, clear. 10 I;
Charleston, clear, SO; Cleveland, clOndv.
100; Chicago, rain, 70' Chattanooga clear,
$50; Cincinnati. cloudy, SO; Jackson,
4fisg., clear and hot; Louisville, clear, So (;
Milwaukee. Faic. $50 Nashville, clear and
leans, calm and cloudy. SO ;Osyka, Miss,
foggy. T9'; New York, so Philadelphia
ciea., Plaster Cove, y. s, clear, So /;
Pittsburg, rain, 10; st. Louis, clear, So (;
Nicksburg, clear and n0ti Washington,
clear. so; Mobile. clear and warm, SIP ;
Key West, SO Havana, $50: Houston,
clean and bot; Shreveport, clear and
warm, $40; Halifax, olGaT, 70.
RoATs LEAVING THIS DAY.
GEO. W. CHEEK, ........ Friar's Point . pm.
ARRWAs.
Steamer Nick Longworth, View Orleans.
Emma so. 3 "
" Robert E. Lee,
PEPARFURGs.
Steamer Belle Memphis, So. Louis.
Nick Longworth, Louisville.
r. F. Lee,
Emma No. 3, PittsBurg.
st. Francis. st. Francis river.
Hes are, bite river,
~ PORT
Steamer American.
RIVERS WEATHER AsB BUSINESS.
CISCINNATI, July 13.-Arrived; sam. j
Hale. The river is falling with eighteen
feet IN the channel. The weather is hot.
C.IEO, July l3.-Down: Baltic. q ain. :
AinEe9-a, % am. Belle st. Louis. Bpm.
L w. Straqnrg p,g, "a; A5aa Tho
river is stationary. The Weather rs fIqsr.
TheFIaometer a0g.
ST. Louis, July l3.-ko arrivals or
departures, The river is stationary,
LOUISVILLE, July l3,-The river is falling
with six feet ten inches in the canal.
MEMPHIS GAS Works, July l8.
Piver rose n inch in past twenty
four -h0nrs. Lal1U high -ater mark of
1867 eight feet fhree inches
CHAS. GOODWIN.
Ihe riF6F 8t ttis paint may he said to be
on a stand, and by cur next report viii,
We think, be falling. The upper rivers
are falling rapidly, though there is q swell
coming out from PittsbQrgg but il won't
amount to anything. Both White and
the Arkansas are falling. The latest news
from above win he found at the head
of JEis c5lUl4n.
Weather hot and pussHes7 gg0l
HlsCELLAN EoVs.
The Des arc aud ST. Francis len With
fair trips.
The American does NOT 20 10 the Ar
kansas before Saturday mex
The American has new carpets, spring
mattresses, etc, and is now gay as a bride
on reception day.
The Geo. W, Cheek. Capt. Malone,
backs out to-day Tor rriaf5 Pc,Gt ard
way landings. She is one Of ou best 10
cal packets and we are glad to learn hat
she is doing well. Charley Smither and
Stack Lee are her clerks.
Alex Ziegler's BeHeiSt. Louis il the reg I
ular Cairo and st. Louis packet t0-m0r-
She is an elegant steamer.
The Indiana is due from below, and u. |
Strader from above.
The new mail line packet United States
will be ready for business in a few days.
The Belle Lee caves Louisville on FRI
day next for New Orleans.
The tOwbOat Comet passed up last night. |
The Lizzie Gill is due from below.
The X. e. Lee passed up last evening
,roWded with people. She viii etur
LoHisFille u &toErd CITY, ILL.,, and
here lay up for repairs.
Col. ]. W. Rogan Ieft on the Des Arc
evening 20 spend a few weeks at the
Springs.
The towboat Sam Brown passed up yes
erday morning without a tow.
The Emma No. 3 was living at the levee
It a late hour last night.
II was runaOIed on the street yesterday
Billy Haynes, pilot -of the ". A.
'aldwell, shot and killed Tom Caldwell.
of that steamer, at Pine RlGff. TIE
epOrt is not credited.
There has been an unprecedented food
4 the Colorado Valley. Lagrange and
Columbia are being evacuated. The
hole country is under water, in some
laces to a depth of twenty feet.
The steamer Bertha, from Fort Benton.
cached Sioux City, Iowa, on Thursday,
18th fifty bales Of robes, 1850 pounds,
nd ten packages Of gold dust and bars. :
alued at $4,000, and forty bars ofsiIver.
-eighing l4S0 pounds.
John Sullivan, Clerk Of the Magenta, is