Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-15

AT but rising at IOuiIville an
Evansville. The swell will improve nav
igation In the lower Ohio and enable tn
boats that are aground at French ISLAM
to get ont. Arkansas river is rising a
Little Rock, with s feet in the channel
The total rise up to yesterday Is "a inches
White river is reeeding, with AZ feet Il
the channel from Devall's Bluff out, and
feet above there. There WAL a fai
amour Of business doing on the whsr
yesterday, with moderate shipments 10
Arkansas and the bends. The transfer
boats discharged here quite a lot of mis-
~cellsneous freight.
By TELEGRAPH.
LOUISVILLE, July I4.-The river 4
stationary, with 20 inches in tle chuti
and A inches in the canal. Weather clea.
and hot, Business very dull. Arrived
Belle Vernon, New Orleans; AIinneola
Memphis; Ada Mailman, Cairo. Depart
ed: Belle Vernon, Minneola, Cincinnati
CINOINEATI, July I4-River aas Z feel
8 inches in the channel and rising. Bust
ness moderate. Weather hot and threat.
ening rain.
CAIRO, July 14.-Port list: John Kyle
Cairo to New Orleans, 8 am; Argonaul
No. 2 st. Louis to Tennessee river 3 M
Henry Amss, New Orleans to st. Louis,
s am; Indians, New Orleans to Cairo, 2
pm; Belfast, Evansville to NeW Orleans,
SPIN. The river is stationary. Weather
clear. Mercury $50.
SF. Louis, July I4-Arrived: Dexter,
New Orleans; Julia, Vicksburg. Depart
ed Marble City, Memphis; Atlantic and
bargss, New Orleans. River about sta
tiOhary. Weather cloudy and very warm.
NASHVILLE, July 14-River falling
very slowly, with two feet on HaTpeth
shoals. Weather fair and hot.
LITTLE Rock, July I4-Weatfer clear
and warm. Departed: DsrdsnslIs, Mem
phis; Fort Smith, for above.
MISCELLANEOUS,
The Thomas II. Allen, Captain william
Ashford, is the regular Saturday White
river packet, leaving to-day st 5 pm. for
all points on White ave through TO Jack
sOnport, connecting at Devall's Blum with
the Little Rock railroad. f. w. Outlaw,
a genial and clever gentleman, 9resIdes
in the office.
The K. J. Lockwood, from Rcd river
for st. Louis, put of here fifty-thlee head
of osttlB. She had 965 bales OF cotton, 500
bales of which were consigned to New
York and 400 to Boston. She was 6 etained
hours, on account of burning one
of her boilers.
The Lady Lee gets $50 bales of cjtton at
Shreveport, for ST. Louis.
The Thomas H. Allen, from White
river, brought in nineteen bales oil cotton.
and a lot of miscellaneous freight.
The oil City, for Shawnee Village, and
A. ]. White, for Napoleon, had fair
lists.
The st. Louis and Arkansas River
Packet Company is building a lighter for
The use of their packets N Arkansas
liver.
Captain Barnes, OF Galveston, Texas,
has purchased the wreck OF the Lsonidas
or 5000 He will build other m~srhinery
/ side-wheel boat OF the following dimen-
ions: I60 feet long; SO feet beam and 8 |
Get hold. She viii ply in the Galveston
md Houston trade.
The Grand Tower, Captain LeOnox, sails
at 5 p N for Cairo and st. Louis,
The Bismarck, Captain John Spane,
caves to-day, at 5 p m, for New Orleans.
!. A. Oglesby has charge OF the Office.
The Texas is due up this morning, en-
cute to Louisville. Il =
The Emma Floyd, 81 route from Gin
innati TO this port, is hard aground at
Island, above Evansville, She
las l75 tons for Memphis, and 100 tbns for
arkansas river.
The Belle st. Louis. up, Pot of here 40
of cotton, 15O sacks OF seed and q
Ot of plumber She added a few people
cleared for 81. Louis sc 6 D M.
The City of Quincy, Captain Judd West,
nth Walter Dill in the of1ce, backs out
o-dsy ct 8 pm for Cairo and st. Louis.
The Science and New State oolided,
riday night ~lRst,sat Paden's landing,
ear Sardis, Ohio. Nobody hurt. The Sci
pee was damaged considerably. /
the John Kyle, from st. Louis for New
riesns, was well laden with grain and
The Phil Allin came In with 26 bales of
)tton, 224 sacks seed and $500 feet lum-
Or, and returned with g fair trip for the
ends.
The George w. Cheek, Captain Mark
heck, is the regular Saturday Eriar's
pint and bends packet, leaving at ) pm,
rank Gontermsn has charge Of the Of
%.
The Belle Rowland, down, put off here
I packages merchandise and 81 casks I
ICON and cleared for Red river witha fair z
10. This new steamer will ply between
and Shreveport and be u,ed TO :
ghten for theC Carter line during the low 4
ster IN Red river.
The Fort Gibson brought in Y bales of '
ton and q load of sundries, ana re-
rned to Arkansas river LAST evtnin0 =
a good freight list. !,
The steamers Edinburg and Sprsv ara y
"a - NaA1AAAatA AOA G0N OElcauGs 1 o
The II. 8. Turner, ca route 10 New S
leans, arrived last night and gets away =
Is morning. She was several da rs In !,
ting out OF the Ohio. n
The lower Ohio ia getting down to its n
miner stage, with only thirty inches on 3
bar at French Island. y
There Is a three foot rise in the Afksn-
at Little Rock. u.s.,
rhe swell in the Ohio at Cincinnati and =
will not amOaatto much,
The White river Journal says as toll =
W; "At Duekett's wood yard, STEW \
rs since, two deck hands OF the Sioux 81
y gotinto afght, in which one o fthem 10
= knocked down with q stick of wood. -
Ter the boat qeft the landing the GUAR
renewed, andin the melee thatfol-
red, one was knocked overheard and u
'wned- Every effort was made by the j
Gers tof6ssue the drowning man, but ~
ore he could be reached by q boat he "a
sunk TO rise no moral