Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-28

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channel. The Ohio is falling. with 4 feet
on the shoals in the lower Ohio. The Ar
kansas river fell 2 inches yesterday at
| Little Rock. There was a fair amount of
business doing on the wharf yesterday.
BY TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI, June 27.-River 8 feet 6
inches and stationary. Arrived: Anna,
frorn st. Louis. Weather clear.
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-Arrived: Mo
hsW k and barges and City of Quincy, from
New Orleans; Grand Tower, from Mem
/ Dhis; Sallie, from Arkansas river. De-
parted: Bee and barges, for New Orleans;
CITY of Vicksburg, tor Vicksburg. The
river is stationery, with @ feet large TO
Cairo. Weather very warm.
LOUISVILLE, June 27.-The river here
has / foot 8 inches in the chute and 8 feet 8
inches in the canal. Weather sUltTy.
Mercury 800. Business dull. Arrived:
Alaska, from New Orleans; Champion,
from st. Louis; Leclaire No. 2, from Ten
nessee river. Departed: Champion, for
Cincinnati. The Alasks's freight will be
toWed up on a barge by the falls pilot.
She has burned her boilers so badly that
she must get a new SET before proceeding
further. The Leonidas is still lying in 3
critical condition, n the chances are
that che will be q total loss. Mach of her
cargo has been saved.
NEW ORLEANS, June 27.-There were
no arrivals or departures.
VIcKsBURG, June 27.-DoWn: John
Kyle, 5 am. J.. NJ. Kellogg, IL am; Belle
Vernon, noon; Bismarck, 2 pm; W. S.
Pike, 8 pm. Up: H. s.. Turner, Z am.
Julia, Z am. Weather warm and clear.
The river is falling.
NASHVILLE, June 27.-River rising
slowly with 4 feet large on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather fair and hot.
The Legal Tender, for White river, had
a fir trip, On her return she will lay up
and be thoroughly overhauied for the fall
season. The Bstesville takes her place.
The Richmond, three and a half days
cut from New Orleans, had 200 tons of
freight and $50 passengers for st. Louis.
She nut of here 20 c4ses of olaret, 8 casks
of wine, Is ~hogshesds Of sugar, 20 barrels
Of mOlasses and 800 bundles OF ties.
The Indiana Will be down tomorrow
for New Orleans.
The Phil Allin is the Wednesday FriRr's
Point packet, leaving at hve pm. James
Lee master, with Stack Lee In the office.
The Lotawana will be sold at New Or
leans by the United Ststes Marshal on
Monday.
Loais packet.
mn Mary Miller, for New Orleans, dis
charged here some 1000 pieces castings,
and a lot of furniture.
Tbe Exchange is due from New Or
on route to Cincinnati.
The Lawrence is due to-day from the
Ohio. The principal items of her cargo
are as follows: 100 hide bacon, 800 bxs do,
100 brls coal oil, so tics lard, 200 buckets
loo kegs do, $50 bris whiskey, 100 bxs
candles, 20 tics hams, 20 brls pork, 100 half
fish, $50 kits do, 100 pkgs tobacco, 200
kegs nails, 400 pkgs hardware, 5000 pkgs
fsrcy groceries, and a large list of miscel-
Ian eous freight.
we are glad to know that our friend
ViIcher, formerly editor of the Richmond
Headlight, Is at last anchored. He Is now
of the Fontsna Gazette. Fontsna,
Kansas. May he prosper.
a telegram from New Orleans, yester-
day, states hat Jsmes Oarrollton, clerk
of the steamer Yeager, fell from the hurri-
cane roof to the wharf, and disd in two
- ANNI