Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-03

.OTN.H. NLLAHUULHr AIALOAA ~ 1871
New Orleans; Columbia, Waite river.
River falling, with5H fest water % CAIRO.
Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE. September z-The river is
falling, with 10 inches IN t1s enuia ana
4 feet on Portland bar. Weather cisAF
and pleasant.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The John Kyispassed ar. she put on
here 400 bundles Of Iron tfss, 3 bales eot-
ton. Is bbls plaster and 80 boxes TN plate
and has for st. Louis 400 tons Of freight
1885 bars railroad o
Tbe oficsrs OF tbs John Kyle report the
Glencoe aground IS Ch0etaw bend.
The Thoa. II Allin brought It 30 bales
OF cotton and 60 sacks seed. The Mary
Boyd brought in ~ bales cotton and slot
Of sundres.
The City Of Cairo came in with a good
trip Of grain and produce, and reSnrned
with a fair trip.
The pilot OF the Mary Boyd reports
only two feet on Rob Roy bar.
The G. B. Church put of here 1071
bundles cotton ties. 20 rclls fels. She has
also l25 sacks Of coffee for 81. Louis
The sallie ", Captain Rice, leaves De-
wallis Bluff this evening, on arrival Of the
train from Memphis, for Augusta and ali
points on White river. Charley sharpe is
hsr gentlemsuly clerk.
The J. L. Hyatt Is due from above with
a tow OF coal.
The Belle Memphis, Captain Crane, il
the Memphis aud st. Louis packet leaving
tomorrow evening.
The City Of Cairo had for st. Louis 1S8
bales Of cotton.
The Southwestern passed up without
The a. J. White, Captain Geo. Malone,
Is the Monday Napoleon and bends
aaNan
The Mary Boyd, Captain RUbe Haines.
- the Monday Arkansas river packet,
leaving tomorrow evening for al Points
on Arkansas river. Vim. O'HeA has
charge Of the Office.
me sioux CITY passed up for st. Louis
The Columbia, Captain Tfldsn, leaves
on Monday at 5 pm. for ali points On the
White snd Arkansas rivers
The Emily LaBsrze leaves this morning
at 10 O'Clock for Vieksburg and the bends.
Mr.. j. +. bravo has purchased the tug
boats Hunter and Fair Play. He paid
$500 for the latter and 5000 for the for
msr.
M. NJ. G. Paxson, whose wife died IN
this city a few days ago, arrived here yes
terdsy morning. The funeral EerviceJWil
be held at 8 O'Clock at the residence OF the
deceased. The friends and acquaintance
Of the family are invited 70 attend the
funeral to-day at 3 O'Clock, from b resi-
dence, No. 90 Exchange street. Mrs. n.
G.. Psxson was loved by every q who
knew her. She was the sister Of our two
popular steamboat clerks, Ed. and Walker
Outlaw.
Captain Ed. Blanks, the rattliDz steam
boat agent OF Little Rock is in tho city.
The Phil AEin viii be taken out on the
docks tomorrow, and be thoroughly re-
paired and painted. The painting viii be
- - nT9rC- TOrmn Grrnunn tho arL1at
Chalk has not been seen on the levse to-
day.
Capt, Pink Vsrble has sued the steame
America for SIS, 0G0 damages.
The Pink Vsrble will be sold at auction
at Louisville on the Sth inst.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says: "a dis
patch from Gus NOrveil says the Kana-
wha rose two feet Tuesday night, with i've
feet in the channel at Charleston yester-
day morning. The ArmadillO VIII proba-
bly, make a trip up this week. Tho AOeo-
ma struck q log in the chsnnel st Locust
bar Tuesday night, and knocked two OF
three holes in her, and broke fifteen OF
sixteen timbers. She kept adOsE until
Chic was reached, when enc was landedi
and the holes were temporarily stopped,
and she cams on down TO the city. She
shipped about six inches of water, dam
aging slightly twenty bales Of hemp in
her hold consigned to 81. +. Eckert. She
goes on the ways for repairs
The Louisville Ledger Of Thursday
says: son Saturday morning last, Mr..
Robert Lee, asubmsrine explorer 81 work
on the wrecks Of the America and United
States, which boats we're lost nearly three
years ago, near Warsaw, sbout fifty miles
below Cincinnati, found the remains OF q
woman beneath the hull Of the America,
She was past recognition, but the discoy-
cry OF q full set OF false teeth, on gutta
pereha, and three gold rings, two Of which
bear the initials s. E. J. snd II. A. j.. and
one the name Thomas De Kslb Harris,
may serve to identify it. Tbs person
is Supposed to have been about sixty
years old"
Freights st st. Louis are as follows;
Barge line rates are now 60c per barrel on
hour, and SIZE on pound freights. The
New Orleans rates are: Flour, 60c PEI
barrel, pound freights $50 per 100, potatoes
and spples Csc per barrel. b Memphis
packets rates sre: Flour 40c per barrel
and pOurd rights 25c: to Vicksburg
60e IN flour, and Soc on pound freights.