Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-22
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LOUISVILLE, May 2I.-There are feet
inches in tho chute and 6 feet 7 inches in
the canal. Weather clear and warm till
late this afternoon; raining since. Mer-
curry so. Business light. Arrived: Mol
lie Ebert, from Nashville; 81. s. Turner
from Cincinnati; Anna, from st, Louis
Potomac, from New Orleans; rsenbsck,
from Pittsburg. Departed: Mollie Ebert
and II. S. Turner, for New Orleans; Nash
vile, for Memphis; Anna, for Cincinnati.
3O2 barges and 100 boats with 1850, COO
bushels coal went South from here during
the last rise; % boats and q bsrges are
here awaiting shipment. The stock OF
coal here is limited; it is nearly all in the
hands of the city dealers, which is unusual
at this season.
CINCINNATI, Msy 21--Rjver "A feet; fallen
Is inches Arrived: Alaska, from New Or
leans. Weather cloudy and warm.
ST. LOUIS, May 2l.-Arrived: Mary
Davsge, from Pittsburg; City of Chester,
from Memphis. River about stationary.
A heavy rain set in shortly after midnight
and continued until noon to-day.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The wharf presented a dun appearance
yesterday.
The olive Branch, for st. Louis, dis
charged here 1928 bundles cotton ties, and
81 barrels of mOlssses, and has for St.
Louis 600 tons Of freight, including 1900
bars ofrsilrosd iron.
The Belle Memphis, Captain Crane,
with Billy Blenker in the office, leaves to-
day at p m. for st. Louis.
The tOWbOsts Joe Fleming and Boaz,
with tOws of coal, passed down.
The City of Cairo had for Memphis %
bales of cotton and 203 sacks of seed.
The Belle st. Louis, Captain Blake, will
leave the wharf at 5 o'clock, for Vicksburg
and the Bends. ALI Grissom is her pop
ular clerk.
lett Little Rock Saturday evening for Fort
Smith.
The elegant steamer A. ]. White, Cap
tain George Malone, is the regular Ma
poleon and Bends packet, leaving aC pm.
Barney Barrinds, courteous and atten-
tive clerk, presides at the desk.
The towbOats J. H. Bigley and Ajax
passed down with large tOWs of coal.
The Great Republic, Captain ThOrwe-
gisn, leaves this evening at O'Clock for
New Orleans. Philo Young, secretary,
The James Howard, for 81. Louis, put
of here is barrels vegetables, "a casks oil
and 10 barrels oranges, and has for st.
Louis 1900 tons of freight, including a
large lot of railroad iron.
The only excitement at the wharf yes
terday was the baptismsl of large NUM-
ber Of colOred brothers and sisters.
The Commonwealth, Captain Sedan,
leaves to-day at u O'Clock for New Or
leans.
The Phil Allin, Capt. James Lee, sails at
8 O'Clock this evening for Frisr's Point
and the bends. Stack Lee is her purser.
The City of Alton is announced to leave
to-day at 8 o'clock for New Orleans.
The ocesnus, Capt. Bixby, leaves at
O'Clock for Red river and way points thro'
to Shreveport. II. W. Worsnam presides
at the desk.
Tho Little Rock, Captain Gsre, leaves
to-day at p. N. for all points on the Ar
kansas through to Fort Smith.
The Nick LongwOrth, Captain Lew
Kates, backs out to-day at II M. for New
Orleans. Eugene Bowers is her prime
minister.
The Minneols, Captain Miller, will be
found at the wharf this morning from
and leaves on Wednesday
with return trip.
The Oil City, Captain Randall, sails
to-day at 5 O'Clock for Shawnee Village
and way points In the bends.
The superb and staunch little steamer
Celeste, Captain John Harbon, is the reg
ular Monday Arkansas river mail packet.
leaving at .. NJ, going through to Little
Rock in forty hours, connecting there with
q light steamer for Fort Smith. A. H.
O'Neil, a clever gentleman, has charge Of
the Office.
The II. Clay Wilson is due tomorrow
from Pomeroy with tows of salt.
The Mary Alice win be down to-day for
New Orleans.
The II. 8. Turn9r and Mollis Ebert vii
be down tomorrow for New Orleans.
The Virginia and John Kyle will bs m
to-day from New Orleans. The Virginia
vile.
The Legal Tender, Captain wanam