Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-12
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CAIRO, February 1I.-POrt list: City
of Quincy, New Orleans to Louisville, 10
p m; Belfast, Louisville to New Orleans,
1 AIN MinneOla, Memphis to Cincinnati,
5 am; Colorado, Vicksburg to st. Louis.
cam; Potomac. Cincinnati to New Or.
leans, IL am; Edinburgh, Cincinnati to
Red river, 2 pm; City of Chester, Men,
phis to st. LOUIS, 8 pm; Olive Branch,
Cairo to New Orleans, 3 pm; Robert
Burns, Cincinnati to Memphis, 4 pm;
Shreve, st. Louis to Shreveport, 4 pm.
S8llie, Cairo to st. Louis, 5 pm; John
Lumsden, Cairo to Nashville, 5 pm. The
river fell 8 inches. A light rain has been
falling since loon. Mercury $50.
New ORLEANS, February u.-Arrived:
Lorena, Messenger, Allegheny Belle
and barges, from Cincinnati; H. s. Tur-
ner, Atlantic and barges and Common
wealth, from st. Louis; Importer, from
White river; MOllie Gratz, from Arkansas
river. Departed: Pauline Carroll, Glss-
gov and City of AltOn, for st. Louis; Chas.
BOdman and @. b. Church, for Louisville.
Hercules, for PiJtsburg.
LOUISVILLE, February 1.-THE weather
is cold, with rain. The river is falling,
with 5 feet 6 inches in the chute and Z
feet 10 inches in the canal. Arrived {:
Collier and barges, from Pittsburg. De-
paired: Collier and barges, FOR st. Louis
and Mary Houston for New Orleans.
PTTsBURG, February 1.-THE MOnon-
gahsla river is falling, with 4 feet s inches
In the channel. Departed; st. Charles,
for Cincinnati, and Carrie Brooks, for
GAINESVILLE.
CINCINNATI, February u.-Rfvsr II feet.
Light rain fell this afternoon. The ground
is covered with two inches Of snow. Ar
rived: Alex. Mitchell, from New Orleans.
Departed: Robert Burns, for Memphis:
p. w. Strader and J. W. Garrett with
barges, for New Orleans.
VICKsBURG, February 11.-Up: Judge
Wheeler, II m Belle Lee, ] pm; Tom
Jasper, 3 pm. Down; Susie Silver, S
pm. The river is rising, and rain has
been falling all day.
NASHVILLE, February 1.-THE river is
telling. 9 feet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
fair and cold.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The towbOat Mary Ann passed M yes
terday; the Ajax down.
Captain Jones, of the coal firm Of Brown
& Jones, is again at home. He visited
st. Louis recently in search Of 3 suitable
tug for this harbOr, but failed to find ono.
firm viii, WI believe, build lmmedi-
ately.
The 81. MsFys, from Evansville, brought
in l55 bales cotton, and returned to that
port with 1130 bales.
az VI AAAEnAAA GaANa AUH Will
lis bales cotton and 2O6 sacks seed tor this
port. She added here I6S bales cotton for
Cairo,
The Grand Tower took 234 bales cotton
for Cairo.
TheG.W. Cheek came in, with 1s8 bales
cotton and 4S8 sacks seed.
The r. P. Walt, for White river, had an
excellent trip. Ed. Outlaw went out in
charge Of the Office.
The Virginia will pass down to-day for
New Orleans. She Is an elegant passen-
ger packet, and win take ali who want 20
be present at the festivities Of Msrdl
Gras for S35, the round trip. Several
families, we learn, have engaged passage.
Charley Shuttle Is her popular master
and Mr.. Miller Is her chief clerk.
The Olive Branch, Captain J. 7. Me-
Cord. passes down to-day for Y~lcksburg
and New Orleans. No boat pm the river
ENJOYS a greater popularity than tbs Olive
Branch. She leaves at noon.
The PotOmsc, Captain Skunk, passes
down this evening for New Orleans, She
makes all way landings.
The Emile LaBargo passed down Fri
day night loaded TO the guards for tbs
Ouaehita.
The b. M. shrsvs' Captain Garter.
leaves at 4 pm. to-day for al way land