Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-26
RIVER NEWS.

STATE OF THE WEATHER At DIFFERENT
POINTS FOR JUNE y, 1869.
Augusta. clear. 500; Buffalo, clear, 60;
Boston, clear, 75'; Charleston. clear,
So; Chicago, cloudy, $40; Chattanooga,
clear, 77o; Cincinnati warm. clear, 73o:
Dubuque, cloudy; Louisville, hay, 7+' !;
Montgomery, clear, 800; Milwaukee,
cloudy, 500; Nashville, clear, hot, 76' /;
| New Orleans. clear. 7Ss; New York, clear,
! 500; Osyka, Miss, clear, 7j0; Plaster
Cove, Y. s, hay 10; Philadelphia, clear,
40; P%ittsburg. warm. clear, 40; St. Louis,
clear, 76o; Nicksburg, clear and warm (;
| Washington. hazy, So; Houston. clear
and pleasant; Shreveport, clear and
warm, so; Fort Monroe, clear. 500; Hall
fax, cloudy, $50.
ARRIVALS.
steamer G. w. Cheek, Friar's Point.
Fort Smith, Arkansas river.
Ozark,
Natoma. White river.
Lizzie Tate, New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Luminary, St. Louis.
Lizzie Tate, Cincinnati.
6. w. Cheek, Friar's Point.
IN PORT.
Natoma, Minneola. Ozark.
RIVERS WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
CAIRO, June 5.-Down, Thompson Dean
Al midnight last night; Marble city at
SPIN.
THE riverfeIl four inches. The mercury
stood at 80 at noon.
LoUIsYSlE, June 25.-Down. Emma
No. 3.
Up, Alaska.
The weather is warm ami showery.
The river is falling, with . feet Z inches
in the canal.
CINCIYNATI, June 2j.-The river IS rising
with Is feet in the channel.
The weather is warm and Showery.
ST. LOUIS, June 25.-Departed. Belle
Memphis.
Arrived, Bee and barges and Mississippi.
The weather iscloudy and warm.
GAS Works, June -. 1863.
The river fell . inches in The last
twenty-four hours. 1t stood - feet 6
inches, or I3 feet 6 inches below the
high water mark of 1861 this morning.
CHAS. GOODWIN.
Arkansas river continues TO rise slowly.
White river is stationary at JacksOnport,
with a rise Of one foot during the past few
Hays.
I MISCELLANEOUS.
Business on the wharf remains quiet
and steady.
The Fort Smith, Capt. Nolan. arrived
about dark last night from Fort Smith.
She is to go ON the docks as soon ~ the
America comes off.
The Lizzie Tate. which has been plying
in the Red river trade for the past two
years, passed up yesterday for Louisville,
where she will be dismantled and her ma
chinery placed in a new boat.
The /. /. Hyatt came in from the Ohio
ii Rray with gn,r. harf-ae. nF ufor,a
The splendid passenger steamer Nato-
ma, Capt. Ashford, leaves to-day at five
O'Clock pm. for all points on White river,
connecting at Devall's Bluff with the Lit
tie Rock Railroad, and at JacksOnpOrt
with the Argos fur upper White river.
Capt. Garrett Hubs, a sociable and clever
gentleman presides in the office, assisted
by Johnny Sinithers.
Capt. James Forsee and Capt. j. Il. Ar
cher left for Louisville last evening.
The Cheek for Friar's Point, had Il fair
trip.
The P. w. Strader and Commonwealth
are due from New Orleans.
The City OF Cairo, Capt. Malin. is the
Saturday st. Louis packet, leaving to-day
at j o'clock pm. Henry COrbyn does the
hOuOrS of the Office.
The elegant light draught steamer
Ozark, Capt. Harrison Blasdel, is the reg
ulaF Saturday Arkansas river United
States mail packet, leaving to-day at five
pm. for all points on the Arkansas. ron
Meeting at Little Rock with stages for the
Hot Springs. Capt. AID. Storm, an aiia-
BILE gentleman, Officiates in the Office.
The Great Republic will be down TO-
morrow evening for New Orleans.
The Marble City, Capt. Conway, is the
regular Saturday Nicksburg and bends
packet, leaving to-day at five pm. Henry
Dietrich presides in the Office.
The MinneOla, CAP. Miller, sails to-day
at five pm. for Cincinnati. Mr.. Ball is
accommodating clerk.
The Thompson Dean viii pass down this
morning for New Orleans.
The Mary Houston is due from Louis
vile.
The famOus low pressure steamer Rich
mond will pass up Sunday morning for
Louisville.
Three million bushels of coal is the to-
tai run which left Pittsburg for Southern
ports in the early part OF the week.
The upper White river packet, Mollie
Crafty, broke her shaft on Saturday last in
river. The Natona brought her
shaft around to have it welded.
IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.-AI Linen
Handkerchiefs, 81 per dozen, worth So.
British Half Hose, s. 80 per dozen, worth
g. Pulled Bosom Shirts, 81, worth So.
~uze and Lisle Thread Undershirts at