Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-05
8 W. RHODES, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER

OPFIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL O~FFIcER.
WASHINGTON Decem Der 4, 1871.
A high barometer aud clear weather arr
proba de lor Tuesday ( ON the Southern and
MIDDLE Atlantic westward to the plains, q,
also from Lake Erie tn Lake SUPERIOR: clear.
ing weather in HeE YORK. snd New England
lowest pressure viii probably move north.
essteriy 20 The Gulf. of st. Lawrence, sc,
compsnied by high winds in the Middle and
Eastern states snd a low barometer, with
rain and now, will probably Idvanee south
esst In Nebraska and Minnesota by Tuesday
night. C~autionsry sign ais continue for TO
night at Grand Haven. Chicago Milwaukee,
Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Buff 40, Rochez.
ter, OEweRO, POrtend, Boston,, New London,
New York and Cspe Nav, and sre ordered
this evening Tor Baltimore, Norfolk, vii.
mington, ChRrleston, Savannah and jackson
vile.
Rivers and Business.
The river is about stationary at this
port. Dispatches below give the latest in
formation from above snd below. Bust
ness on the landing was only moderate.
The weather was very unpleasant. 1t
was colder here yesterday morning than
New York, and only six degrees colder in
ChicszO than here. 1t was decidedly the
coolest day OF the season.
BY Telegraph.
LITTLE Rock, December 4.-Coldest day
Of the season. Thermometer 13s. River
declining. Departed - Clalksyille and
Little Rock, for above.
NEW ORLEANS, December 4-Arrived-
Bismarck, Mollis Moore, Emma O, Elliott,
st. Louis; Mary Houston, Potomac. Lou
isVille; A Juan, Plttsburg Departed
James Howard, st, Louis. Thermometer
45o.
CINCINNATI, December 4-Riyer 10 feet
in the channel, and falling. Weather
turned suddenly cold this morning, and
there is 3 prospect of hard fres King.
PITTsRURG, December 4.-The weather
Is growing bitterly cold.
miscellaneous.
The Robert Burns, H. @. Yesger, Ark
susss, Dexter, Emile La Barge and Belle
Memphis are the next boats due from
sbovei also the Lady Lee and Marble City
from below.
The Frsnk Forrest came in from Fulton
with SO bales of cotton and III sacks of
ssed. She returned with a fair trip.
The towbost Crescent City and bsrges
passed down yesterday.
The Emperor passed down to day from
Cincinnati for White river with Bieker-
SITS ifs circus on board.
The Pauline Carroll arrived from New
Orleans, tour days out. She discharged
here l26 hogsheads of sugar, 4S4 barrels of
molasses, lS2 half barrels do, 90 do, 81
barrels of range Is barrels of pine
spples, q boxes Of lemons, 81 crates of
e~srthenwsre, II sacks of coffee. 25 bales of
cotton and has 40 tons of freight for
above, mostly sugar and molssses.
The Legal Tender came from White
river with 469 bales of cotton and 294
sacks of SEED. She reshlpped IA bales at
the the mouth for New Orleans. Thanks
10 her officers for favors.
The Ada lehman arrived from the Ohio
with q fine trip of grain and produce. She
returns this evening for Evansville.
The Phil Allin and Cleburne departed at
dark with good trips.
The City Of Vicksburg came in from st.
Louis yesterday afternoon, six days out
She discharged here 100 tons of freight,
and left for below, She was drawing i've
teeG.
The Dardanelle arrived from Arkansas
with l72 bales OF cotton. She picked up q
tree At South Bend, seventy-fve miles
shove the bend, which tore awsy the
forward part Of her boiler deck.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
For Evsnsville-The passenger steamer
Ads Heilman, Captain J. B. Hall, leaves |
to-day st 5 p m. for Cairo, Evansville and
sIl way lsndings. Mr.. Oliver Breeder Is
her purser.
For Nspoleor-The passenger steamer
A: j. White, Captain George Malone, |
to-day at 8 pm. for Napoleon and
Al way landings. Mr. B. p. Fields is
,lerk.
For For Frisrs Point-The passenger
G W. Cheek, with Mark Cheek
IN the roof, leaves to-day at 5 pm. for
Friars Point and all the coast landings,
? 8 dontermsn, l.. w. Briggs and NJ.
Downs are her clerks.
For st. Francis River-The passenger
st. FrsGcis, Captain T. r. Bow
nan, leaves to-day al 8 pm. for Phillips
and ali points on ST. Francis river.
o. Paine, Billy Dean and Andy Grain
Ter are her clerks.
For White River-The feet passenger
Legal Teuder, Captain John
Washington, leaves to-day at 5 pm. posi-
lively, for Duvslls Bluff, Jscksonport and
n points on White river, Messrs. e. O..
Dan Sullivan and Ed Orowell are
Jerks.
For New Orlesns-The passenger steam
r Nick Longworth, Captain Lew. Hates,
saves to-day at 5 p m. for Vieksburg, [
Few Orleans and all way landings. Mt.
Bowers IL her popular clerk. Al