Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-10
BIZ TELEeRAPH

small list Of srrivals and departures.
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
CAIRO, July sport list: General An
derson, st. Louis to Tennessee river, 9
p.m.; ArgOnaut No. 2, Tennesses to st.
Louis, 8 pm; Arkansas Belle, Evans.
Vile packet, 9 pm. Tom Reese, Louis
vile to New Orleans, 3 PPM. Marble City,
st. Louis to Memphis, 9 p u Natehez,
Cairo to New Orleans, 3 an. Atlantic,
New Orleans to st. Louis, 4 q m; City Of
Cairo, VicKsburg to st Louis, 5 am. O.
B. Church, New Orleans TO st. Louis,
noon; Belle Vernon, New Orleans to Gin
Ginnati, 4 pm; City OF Vieksburg, st.
Louis to Vicksburg, 8 pm; Octavis,
Vieksburg to Mound City, 8 pm; Rich
mond, st. Louis to New Orleans, 6 pm.
River fell 2 inches. Weather clear. Mer-
curry, 30 degrees.
ST. LOUIS, July 9.-Arrfvsd: Emile
La Barge, Omaha; Northwestern, Keo-
kuk; Alice, Kansas City; City Of Chester,
Memphis; Bismarck, New Orleans; HEr-
ry Johnson, Keokuk. Departed: Mary
Alice and bRrgee, New Orleans; Ocaanus,
Red river. River falling. Weather in
tensely hot.
EVANSVILLE, IND July 9.-Weather
grees at noon. River fell 4 inches. Port
list up. Fayette, 10 pm; Quickstep, 9
am; EddyYille, 10 Am. Down: Rose
Hits, 5 pm; Ada Heilman, s pm; 81.
8. Turner, 8 pm
LOUISVILLE, July 9.-There are 20
inches in the chute and "A inches in tie
canal. Weather clear and hot; Mercury
"a degrees. To day was cloudy, and
there are signs Of rain to night. The
wharfage collected for the two weeks end
ing yesterday is sl524.
FrrTsBURe, July 9.-To-dsy was the
day Of the season. There was 8
thunderstorm, with q very high wind,
this afternoon. The Monongahela has 3
feet and is rising slOWly.
CINCINNAEI, July 9.-Rivsr 5 feet 9
inches In the channel; stationery. Ar
and departures are confined to the
regular packets. Weather cloudy and
hot.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Colorado, bound up, discharged
here ID bales cotton, 2O6 sacks seed and 30
Gases claret.
The towbost Kellogg passed up with a
Of empty barges.
The Marble City, Captain Crane, Is the
Monday st. Louis packet, leaving at 5
pm.
The City of vieksburg, Captain A. J.
sails to-day at 8 p m, for Vieks-
burg and the Bends. Captain Garrett
Huls, q clever gentleman, has charge of
The office.
The Mary Miller, for Louisville. was
we'll laden with railroad iron. She added
q lot of plumber.
The tOwbosG Mohawk and barges passed
DOWN.
Captain Milton J.. Mccullough, an old
Itesmbostmsn, died in Cincinnati Thurs
evening, after q lingering illness.
r. H.HL. G.-Ea- ~
With Mr.. Aylss in the office, sails this
morning, at 8 am, for New Orleans.
The r. @. Gray has gone to the bone
7Rrd at Louisville. i
The Colorado lays up on her arrival at
It. Louis.
The A. J. White, Captain George Ma
One, backs out this evening at 5 O'Clock,
IT Napoleon and the Bends. Barney
Sarrinds, purser.
The on City, Captain Randall, leaves at
O'Clock this evening for Shawnee VIZ
and the Bends.
The toWbOst ]. N. Kellogg ran through
erself, breaking her iarbOrd pitmRn and
,sing half Of IL overheard.
The Dsrdanelle, Captain holland, is the
3gular Monday Arkansas packet, leaV-
x att pm. for Little Rock and inter-
landings through to Fort Smith.
reed Walker, 3 clever gentleman, does
ie honors of the Office.
The Usage, Captain John B. Davis.
ayes De Vall's Bluff this evening, on the
Of the train from Memphis, for l
and way points on the upper
Yhite river. Charley Smithers is her
clerk.
The Richmond, Captain Nat. Green,
ayes this evening at 5 p m. for New Or
ans. Cook Creighton has charge Of the
ice. /.
The United States local inspectors at [
ashville have suspended the license Of
lot Lafayette Spillers for thirty DAYS,
ON ths3d instant, " for intoxicafion and
Induct u~nbecoming q licensed pilot"
The Phil Allin, Captain James Lee, 4
me In from Friar's Point with 500 sacks ?
30 bales OF cotton and q, 200 feet Of
She leaves this evening at s
clock with q return trip for Friar's
pint and the bends. Stack Lee is her
dcient clerk. .
The Columbia, Captain Tilden, leaves i
is evening at 5 O'Clock for Little Rock
ID Fort Smith.
The Oeeanus, Captain Carter, leaves
is evening at 8 o'clock for Red river b
to Shreveport. v
The X. E. Lee lays up and the Governor =
len takes her place. :
The RaAssVille, Capt. Smith, is the ?
lesday White River packet. She will
In port to-day to receive.
Tie managers Of the Merchants South \
q Packet Company and the st. Louis
d New Orleans Packet Company have n
ade arrangements for the consolidation i
these two lines Of packets, deeming it q
to procure q reduction IN the Q.
penses Of conducting the business Of 4
Q separate lines. We understand the h
arrangement win 90 Into effect i'm o.
fs
The ssllie v, Capt. James Rice, Is the q
onday packet, leaving DsValls Bluh this -
sning Tor the mouth Of the White River
q all intermediate landings. M
The II. s. Tuner il due on Wednesday e
m Louisville en- route to New Orleans. =
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