Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-30
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LOUISVILLE, June 29.-There is about
20 inches in the chute and A inches in the
canal. The weather is clear and pleasant.
No business. The Nashville, from Men,
phls to Cincinnati, passed up. The Silver
Moon is advertised to leave for New
Orleans tomorrow. The Potomac is ex-
pected from New Orleans tomorrow. The
Mary Houston, P. w. Strader, Virginia
and Robert Mitchell are laid up at Port
land. The snRgbOst to-day raised a barge
of Iron ore, which was sunk by the J.. o.
Fleming, at Sand Island on last Wednes-
day. The Pointer, with an excursion
party, capsized while in q gale near Six
Mile Island. No lives lost. The Blue
Wing will lay up at Jeffersonville to-mor-
row, The Arkansas Traveller will proba-
bly, lake her place in the Kentucky river
trade during the winter.
P~ITTsBURG, June 20 Weather cloudy,
The Monsngahela is falling, with 80 inches
in the channel. Departed: Belle Row
land, for Red river.
CAIRO, June 29.-Port list: Abeons,
Cincinnati to st. Louis, Gam; Lawrence,
Cincinnati to Memphis, 10a.m.; Colorado,
Vicksburg to st. Louis, IL am; Bee, st.
Louis to New Orleans 3 p m; Grand Tow
er, sc. Louis to Memphis, 4 pm. Kate
Robinson, st. Louie to Cincinnati; 8 pm.
River fell 4inches. The Weather is clear.
Mercury 720.
VIoKsBURa, June 2s.-Down: R, J.
LOCKWOOD, 10 last night. Up: Belle st.
Louis, 8 pm. Weather warm and clear,
The river is falling.
NIw ORLEANS, June 29.-Arrived:
Nstobez, Bismarck, John Kyle and kellogg
and barges, from st. Louis; Belle Vernon,
from Cincinnati; Glencoe, from Louisville.
No departures.
NASHVILLE, June 29.-Riyer rising.
with 8 feet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
fair and pleasant. Arrived: Burksuille,
from Cairo.
CINoINEATI, June 29.-River Z feet 6
inches; risen IL inches. The weather is
clear and cool.
ST. LOUIS, June 29.-Arrived: Belle
Memphis, from Memphis; Richmond,
from New Orleans; Lady Lee, from New
Orleans and Red river. Departed: Henry
Ames, for New Orleans; City of Cairo, for
VickHburg. The river has risen smother
foot. The weather is clear and cool.
MIsCELLANEoUs.
The officers of the steamer White say
the trade In the bends below Helena il inn
proving.
The Z. @. Gray is due tomorrow from
the Arkansas river en- route for Louisville,
Ths A. ]. White, Captain George Ma
lone, is the regular Friday Napoleon and
@0.4S R@C1SNa IVA ~ y PEAua DnEu9 I
and George Griffith, two cour-
teouI and attentive gentlemen, preside in
the office.
This Oil City, Captain Randall. sails To.
day Ht SPIN. for Shawnee Village and the
bends.
The Usage, Captain John B. Davis.
DuYall's Bluff this evening, on the
arrival OF the train from Memphis, for
jack'onport and all way points on the
upper White river. Charley Smithers is
ler official clerk.
b MARITIME, Captain Shields, backs out
u 5 I'm. for Fulton snd Rli way landings,
b Lawrence, Captain John Farrell,
viii irriye this morning from Cincinnati,
Ind VIII leave tomorrow evening with a
'eturn trip.
Tho st. Francis will lay up next trip to
Undergo repairs for the fall season. The
Frank Forester takes her place.
There was very little doing on the
wharf yesterday. Shipments were ex.
remedy light.
Tit Napoleon packet, A. j. White. en-.
'ountered a severe storm, Tuesday even
ng, at Ozark Island. The White made a
ARROW escape. which was owing to the
diligence OF her officers. Two deck pas
engers (white) jumped overheard and
we're drowned. A full account of the
viii be found In our local columns.
A storm at Helena, Wednesday evening.
InrOofed several buildings.
The II. s. Turner, four and a half DAYS
rom New Orleans, has $50 bars of railroad :
for ShawneetOwn, and fifty tons for
Ohio river. She put offhere five hogs.
esds sugar and 8 few lots of freight,
The Dexter, Captain Isaac Jones, leaves
t 8 pm. to-day for New Orleans and the
owen Gates is her attentive :
urser. /.
The Olive Branch and James Howard ;
i'll pass up to-day for st. Louis. /
The City Of Vicksburg put of here q lot :
I miscellaneous freight. .
The A. j. White brought In 81 bales of I
and q fine list of passengers. She :
this evening at s O'Clock, with a re- :
i'm trip, for Little Rock, Fost Smith and :
l way points on thu Arkansas river. SHE :
,es through to the Rock in forty hours.
.essrs. 0'Neil, Bop Shields and Charley
usselman, strio of clever boys, are her
erks
The Grand Tower is the Saturday st.
luis packet.
The Indiana, Captain RUDE Neae. viii r,
ave to-day at IL o'clock for New Or
and the bends. Il
The Julia, Captain Townsend, backs out NJ
day ct B o'clock for Cairo and st. Louis. A
mmy Thompson is her pnrser. :
The Phil. Aliin, Captain James Lee, IL 70
0 mail packet to-day for Friars' Point