Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-08
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LoU1svILLK, October River still de-
clining. The Bermuda and Charmer gone
to bank. The ArmRdilio is the only msii
lire boat in to-dsy from Cincinnati. The
other two are probably stuck in about
thir.v inches on the grassy fists. Seven
teen inches on French Island and less
than thirty on Portland bar.
RvANsvILLE, October Z - Up, John
Iumsden and Florence Les. Down, Ells
Hughes. Navigation is nearly suspend
Al freights are abundant; the weather Is
clear. Slild and smoky like Indian sum-
mer, The river has fallen one inch.
CArRo. October 7.-Port list; South
vrestsrn' Cairo 70 New Orleans. IL s.m. ;
Emile LsBarge, st. Louis TO Vicksburg,
o. m; Belle st. Louis, New Orleans, =
NJ "a. The river is falling slowly. Bacon
Rook AZ the mouth Of ths Ohio. Is Cut OF
water for the first time in nfteen yesrs.
Westher clear, Thermometer 81
Boats Leaving To-Day
FoR ST. LOUIS. The Belle OF Pike,
CAPTAIN LeaDOx, leaves to-day AZ 10 am.
for Cairo and So. Louis.
FOR NEW ORLEANs.-Ihe hrm and nset
passenger steamer Virginia leaves to-day
| Al 10 am. for Vieksburg, Natcnez and
New Orleans. Charles schultzs, CON-
msnder, and General s. Miller u her pop
uiar clerk.
FoR YIcEERUKG. The Emile LeBarge,
CAPTAIN Gansallss, leaves as above to-day,
at 10 Am, for Nicksburg and all way
landings.
FOB NEW ORLEANS The henry Ames,
| Captain J. W. Jsco6s, leaves to-day at II
NJ. as sbove for Vicksburg and New Or
leans.
FOR THE MOUTH or WHITK RIVER
1 The Sallis V. leaves Devalls Bluff on the
arrival of the morning train from this
city, for sIl points on White river TO the
mouth.
The b. NJ. Shreve came in from Vlcks.
burg and discharged here Is bales OF cot
ton. She was aground twenty-fOur hours
on her down trip. she reports the shan
/ non aground at Walnut bsnd and the ii
Q. Yesger at Reeves bar.
The Mary e. Poe passed up on one
wheel, during the night, with light trip
The K. p. Walt came In from St. Louis
With a good trip oe grain and produce
and depaYs cd on retuER tEtpfor 81. Louil
/ after adding $50 bales Of cotton for above
| The Sioux City arrived from 81. Louis
and discharged go barrels of hour, snc
departed for White Iiyer with All ths
| freight she could carry. She reported tht
Henry Amss aground below Cairo.
The G. W. Cheek brought IN 81 bales o
cotton and 40 sacks OF seed, and departed
for Friar's Point with fair trip
The Celeste left for White river with
The Cisrksyille backed out Friday nigh
with coo bales Of cotton, bound for st
/ Louis.
with q light trip. She Is 20 enter th'
! Memphis and Cairo coast trade ~ regu
lar packet, connecting with the Ohio rive
] nia6Gate
The Henry Ames, Virginia, and Emile
| I.aRarge are due from above.
The Sioux City will enter the Memphis
ana White river trade - regular Thurs
dsy packet, making weekly trips.
| The Submarine, 40. a. has zen me ialao
| ing, aud waits At The mOuti ei Won hiFe
| for another disaster.
The deck crew OF the Columbia got OF
q regular bender Fridsy night and jumped
the bost, and, in consequence, she had z
lesve snort handed.
The Kstie put of ct New Orleans 12et
bales OF cotton and 2428 sacks OF sesd
The New Orlesns Commercial Bulleti1
Of Wednesday, speaking Of the recerl
storm, says; We swat anxiously fcl
reports Of the effects Of tie storm on th'
| river above, and fear that We may have K
report some serious damage 20 SONG o
our boats, for Captain Leblanc, OF thl
Governor Allen, informed US that ne hss
4 land on account OF l. several times, the
ss.t .1ne at Carrollt0n, where he laid seve
- ho,,,-s for Il to lull, and finally reached
| - hs-hor IN safety. The Glencoe, from
81 Iouie, arrived opposite the city OF
Monday night, where she found sheltel
and remained until yesterday AFTERNOON
hefore She came over to the city. III.
wild Wsggoner had the leaves blown OF
tha tops OF her chimneys. The D. Il
| Tally had the top Of her sgarDosrt
chimney demolished. The ierry-Dos
1 Louise took refuge o. thls slo'
| oflfhe river afraid 70 risk the storm, sne
kthe tug Little Jerry was compelled 70 d.
the duty In her place during the day. Thl
IRA No. 10 had her larbOsrd chimney
blown on hor deck, snd the report ct on
time VS. that ssse had swamped, bot VI
conid trace Il to no authentic source, Thi
Tnanortor. Rob Roy and Jennie Howell
AZ living on tho other eide of the river
/ --e,s bI5un away frcm their moorings
i and the frst one Waa safely landed .
4 Morgan,s steanaship lan0trg, the Jonut
HoyTeli 1t hssd Of ThRiia strees, ant IA
ROB Ray was ckrrled up 70 tho fourti
District: none had any material 1sSn8g
done 70 fnom. Ths Ouecnita Belle ais
parted her stern line. blew around aRsins
Re wharf. bat 40 damage Was done. Thes
we're ali tha reports Of he damage y
could hear a. up . pm.
The LouieYillt Ledger q tne 81 instant
In speaking Of L4s Mlssihslppi ane t1orso
canal oon1p4pEi Enich hAe been lasel
eharlerad. sesf This company proposes
40 raneirfs.f canal of sufficient capacit
ae by connc 50 tzee nom lEe Hlss;i
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e opensd q +
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