Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-17

at a late hour more was looked for. Bust
ness Jun on the loyee.
BY TELEGRAPH.
ST.. LOUIS, June I6.-Arrived. KelloOU
from New Orleans. Departed: Colorado
for Vicksburg. The river is stationary
Weather warm.
~CINGINNATI, June I6.-River, q feet 9
inches and rising. Arrived: w. T. Curtis,
New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, Jun 16.-Arrved. Alaska
Cincinnati; Alice Dean, New Orleans,
Departed: Alice Dean, Cincinnati; Alaska.
New Orleans. River rose Is inches in the
last "A hours, with 7 feet 9 inches in the
canal, and 5 feet 9 inches in the chute.
Clear and pleasant.
PITTsA eRG, June 16.-Clear and pleas
ant. MOhDngahela, 5 feet 2 inches and
stationary. Rains reported last night
above Oil City. No arrivals or depar-
lures.
CAIRO, June 16.-Sam. Brown. New Or
leans 60 Cairo, 9 pm; r. J. Lockwood.
ST. Louis TO Red river, IL am: st. To-
seph, Memphis to st. Louis. 6 am; In
LLAMA, New Orleans TO Louisville, 8 nm.
Great Republic, New Orleans to st. Lon
Is, pm; Bismarck, Sc. Louis to New Or /
leans, II am; Grand Tower, st. Louis to
Ssts, 4 pm. Pauline Carroll. New
orleans 10 81. Louis. . PM; Grand Lake. |
Memphis TO Grand Tower, 7 pm: River
rose 4 inches. Cloudy, with light show
ers during the day. Mercury, 72o
NASHVILLE, june I6.-The river is
rising, with Y feet on Harpeth Shoals.
The weather is cool and rainy.
NEW ORLEANS, June 1d-Arrived. Te-
Onidas, from Cincinnati. Departed: Hem
ry Ames, Shark and barges, for st. Louis:
X. +. Lee, for Louisville. It has been
raining this afternoon; mercury 97s,
VIcKsBURG, june I6.-Up; Mary Hous-
ton, 3 pm MOllie Able, 8 pm. Magenta,
pm. Down; Richmond, 3 am. The
mOmeter 500.
MISCELLANEOUS.
An effort is about to be made to save
our river front. Work will ne doubt be
prosecuted at an early day right where
the damage is being done, and all experi-
ments, such as changing the channel
will be given up as doubtful, If not
dangerous.
An article from Col. Miles, of Helena. 4,
m reference to our levee and the river
will be found elsewhere. Few men have
stuuled me Vagsries OF our great inland
sea more thoroughly than Colonel Miles. \
n Bismarck is due to-day on her wav 5
% New Orleans. She passed Cairo at 9 Z
I'm. yesterday. l
The Marble City, Captain Conway. will \
cave for Vicksburg at 10 O'Clock this :
Messrs. Will 7. Powers and @. 4
" Briggs are her clerks. :
Our c~Otemporary of the Avalanche L
James 0. Durf, him, .,
eli, we learn, as a candidate for County 4
His name will appear Officially II
n a day or two. 1
The City Council have passed an ordi-
iance doing away with the snack stands n
Ehloh now embellish our city. One or Il
o. our City Fathers dined at a WE'LL q
-nown stand on "Wednesday. but tbsv :
ing: u
The farmer takes the gnurliest fruit. p
Ills wormy, bitter, and hard to boot;
Ihey leave the hulls 20 make US cough. p
Ana don't take half the Feelings of, "
Then on a dirty cord they're strung. OF
And from some chamber window hung:
And d they serve a rOOst for flies =
Until they're ready to make pies.
Tread on my corns, or tell me lies,
But don't pass me dried-apple pies. :
The Mary Houston, Capt. Dembrspe.
i'll pass up for Louisville to-day at & at
m. Henry Walker is clerk. "a,
The Robert Burns will get away ON n
aturday for Cincinnati. She has been : -
by the rain. Pf
The Mary Boyd, Capt. Rube Haynes. or
the regular Arkansas u. s. mail packet mi
She has an entire new dress in gr'
ie and out, and looks as handsome az sal
1de. E. W. Outlaw and Bob Shields so
g her clerks.
The K: 7. Walt will get away to-mor- =
W Tor White river. She is the regular -
oket and connects with the Little Rock
Ain at Devall's Bluff.
The r. j. Lockwood was due at mid II
ght, bound for Red river. Il
me Fort Gibson came in yesterday. stos
Q goss on the docks for some repairs. or
General ". B. Bate, the gallant sx-Con- my