Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-25

Inc weather Is clear and warm. There
Is about 2 inches rise In the river at this
point. The upper stream ara slightly
improving. The business on the levee
was active during the day.
BY Telegraph.
CAIRO, September A-P0rt list: City Of
Chester, Memphis to St. Louis, IL pm;
City of Vicksburg, Vicksburg TO st. Louis,
4 am; City of Alton cleared for New Or
leans at 8 pm, River fell 2 inehes. Wealth
or clear. Thermometer So.
ST. LOUIS, September 24-Arriyed:
81. O. Yeager, NewOrlesns. Departed: H.
S. Turner, New Orleans. River station
airy. Weather clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE, IND, September A.-The
weather is partly cloudy and warm, with
signs OF rain. The river has fallen 4
inches in the past "a hours. Business
generally pretty light.
CNCINNATI, September "a. River 4
feet 9 inches in the channel, and falling.
PITTsBURe, September 24.-Westher
clear and pleasant. The MonOngshela Is
unchanged.
Southwestern, 4 pm; City of Quincy, 5
am; Colorado, 8 pm. Weather warm
and clear. River falling.
LOUISVILLE, September 24.-The river
has fallen 2 inches in the past "A hours,
with 10 inches in the chute, and scant 4
feet on Portland bar. Weather pleasant.
Miscellaneous.
The Sioux City came in from White
river, discharged IL bales of cotton, left a
lot of furniture, and left for st. Louis.
The officers of the Phil. Allin report the
Q. B. Church aground opposite Shoo-hy
bar.
Frank Smith, steward of the steamer
Belle, is in the city for a shor stay.
The Legal Tender is chartered by the
Memphis and st. Louis Packet company,
to u in the place of the Belle Memphis,
while the T. II. Allen goes out tomorrow
in the place of the legal Tender.
The City Of Quincy is due from below,
and will probably pass up tonight,
The tow boat Mohawk and bsrges passed
down.
The Henry Ames, from New Orleans.
five and a half days cut. she reports six
feet at Reaves, and seven feet at Choc-
tsw. She put of here ALI bars of railroad
iron for the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road; n crates earthenwsre; 2'25 bundles
cotton ties; 25 cases lye; 81 barrels of c.
ment; also put of q lot of freight for
Hopefeld.
The Mollie came in from The Ohio yes
terdsy morning, and added quite a num-
Der of people, and departed Tor New Or
leans, drawing six feet,
The Phil Allen came in with al bales of
cotton, and 425 sacks Of cotton seed.
Captain Dick L~ightturne, the New Or
leans steamboat agent, has arrived from g
short trip to Louisville.
The J. T. Hyatt is due from above with
a tow of coal for this city.
The Belfast arrived from st. Louis,
coaled here, and departed for New Or
leans with two barges In tow.
The Sallie came in from st. Louis and
discharged a lot of miscellaneous freight,
and left for Vicksburg with q good trip.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
For HELENA, FRIAR's POINT, MOUTH
OF WHITE RIVER NAPOLEON The
fine passenger steamer A. J. white, Cap
tain George Malone, leaves as above this
afternoon at 5 O'Clock. Passengers will
find good accommodation, and receive
every attention. Barney Bsrrinds and
Charles Jackson are the Obligiug clerks.
For HELENA FRIAR's POINT
The Phil Allin, Captain James, will leave
this afternoon, as above, at 5 O'Clock.
Stack Lee and Jimmy Harris will see to
the comfort of all on board.
For THE MOUTH OF WHITE Ard AR
KANSAS RIvERs.-The gallant BJeamer
Pat. Uleburne, Captain Tom Berry, will
leave as above this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Passengers will always find every accom-
mediation on this well-regulated boat, b.
p. Field, A. h. O'Nesl D. 7, Gillespie are
clerks.
The Usage, Captain John Davis, leaves
Devsll's Bluff this evening Tor all points
on White river. Charles Smithers is her
purser.
The Phil. Allin, Captain James Lee,
backs out to-day at 3 pm. for Frisr's
Point and the bends. Stack Lee has
charge of the Office.
For ST LoUIs-The Mary Mcdonald
leaves to. day at 5 p NJ. as above in place
of the Belle Memphis.