Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-24

After the fine rain of Sunday night, the
weather cleared of, and up 70 dark yes
terdsy it was clear and warm, and pros
poets favorable for more rain. The river
here is stationary, and q slight SWELL is
anticipated. Business at the landing was
brisk, there being more than the usual
departures and arrivals. There is 8 feet OF
water between here and Cairo; 5 feet at
Reeves and 8 feet at Bordeaux. The Ar
kansas and White rivers are declining.
| The river at Cairo has advanced 6 inches,
and at st. Louis is rising. Osher streams
above are slightly improving.
BY Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, October 2S.-River 8 feet 8
inches. Light rain all day.
EVANSVILLE, October 2.-Westher
cloudy and hot with q fine rsinthis morn
ing. Mercury So. River falling. Port
list: Up: Dick johnson, $3.50 pm; Um-
pire, 8 pm; Fsyette, 8 am; Eau Clair,
10 sm: Burksville, 3 pm. Down: Ruby,
2 pm; Umpire, 4 pm; all with what they
could carry.
CAIRO, October % Port list: Belle of
st, Louis, Memphis to Cairo, IL pm; Lady
Lee cleared New Orleans 6 am NJ. j.,
Wicke cleared New Orleans 7 am; Mollie
Ragon, Evansville packet. 10 am; Utah,
st. Louis to Vicksburg, IL am; Clarks-
vile, st. Louis to V~icksburg, II m; Eddy
vile, Evansville packet, l p m; John
KYLE, Cairo No. L. and st. Joseph, st.
Louis to Memphis, 2 pm; Espersngo, st.
Louis to New Orleans, 2 pm. River rose
5 incbes; there was a heavy shower this
afternoon; cloudy. Thermometer 66o.
NEW ORLEANS, October 23.-Arrived:
Susie Silver and Glencoe from st. Louis.
Departed: Andy johnson for st. Louis.
LITTLE Rock, October 2S.-Rsined "a
hours, but is clear and pleasant this even
ing. River falling, but another rise is
looked for.
LOUISVILLE, October % --River has
risen 6 inches and is still rising; 2 feet 6
inches at the head of the canal, and IL
inches in the chute. Rsined till 4 pm.
Weather cloudy and warm, and prospects
are good for more rain. Mary Miller CON-
mences 70 -morrow receiving for New Or
leans direct, and is advertised to leave
Wednesday evening.
ST. LOUIS, October 23.-Arrived: City OF
Victory and Lake Superior from
Keokuk; Lady Pike, upper Mississippi; |
Emile LaBsrge from V~icksburg. Dspar-
ted: Sallie for the Arkansas river.
Miscellaneous.
Owing to the low water the Phil. Allin |
discontinued her Wednesday trips to
Point. She will commence again |
when the water will allow.
A dispatch from New Orleans LAST night
that the crew Of the steamboat
Planter, on going ashore for water near
Mulstto bayou, on Pearl river, were fred
into by an unknown party, and two NOR
and one severely wounded.
The Alice came in from above at dark, |
with q good trip Of passengers and pro-
luce.
The II. s. Turner arrived from st. Louis
our snd q half days out, and discharged
.hree casks of hams and five casks of
Iides. She laid 9 until this morning.
The Andy Johnson left New Orleans last
Monday for st. Louis.
The Dexter, GAINESVILLE, NJ. j. Wicks,
Aollie Ebert, Lady Lee and James How
lrd are due from above.
The Phil Allin came in yesterday morn
with 4l9 bales of cotton, 1870 sacks of
eed, and sundries to order.
The Capitol City passed up early yes
erdsy morning, i've days out from New
and discharged q lot of sundries.
he had a light trip for above.
The Henry Ames, six days out from
Jew Orleans, passed up early yesterday
morning, snd discharged II hogsheads of
% barrels of molasses, 10 bales of
otton, 290 sacks of seed; also, 50 tons of
for Hopefeld.
The Shannon passed up, six days out
ON New Orleans, and discharged II
ales of cotton and 200 sacks of seed.
The Minnie came in from st. Louis, five 4
nd q half days out, snd reshipped $50
0ns Of freight on the Sioux City for White ]
Iver. She discharged here S45 barrels of
our 1873 packages of merchandise, and 9
sacks OF oats. 5
The Msyflower came in from New Or i
'sns with IS bales Of cotton, 1913 sacks Of
9ed, and q good passenger trip.
The A. j. White was detained on &c.
of fog. She will be here 70 leave q
his afternoon at 4 o'clock. {
The Cleburne and Phil Allin departed :
II below with splendid trips. J
The st. Luke departed for st. Louis. sf- :,
n adding 5l3 bales of cotton for above.
The Carrie V. Kountz came In yesterday
ternoon from above, 81 days out, and
Ischarged $50 barrels of flour, 524 kits of 4
Sd, 4 barrels of fish and S25 pieces Of bag :
ng, and departed for New Orleans,
five feet.
The Ada Heilmsn departed for Cairo +,
ithh l65 bales of cotton, and a fair trip I
people. Y
The Glasgow came In late last night 4
ON Vicksburg, and discharged here 80 4
lies of cotton and 27I sacks of seed, and a
for st. Louis. q
o leaving To-Day. Z
o NAPoLEoN-The elegant passenger 8
Gamer A. j. White, Captain George Ma
ne, leaves to-day sc 8 pm, for Napoleon :
d all way lsndings. Barney Bsrrinds :
~ cnSrgo OF me ONCE.
FoR FRIAR's PoINT-The lively George :
:. Cheek, Captain Mark Cheek, leaves n
day at 5 pm, for Friar's Point and all !
~ landings. u
FoR ST.. LoUIs-The Alice leaves to-day "
s pm for Cairo, st. Louis and all way
"
For WHITE RTvER-The fine and light os
aught passenger steamer Sioux City, &
plain o. r. Tilden, leaves today At
for Davalla RluF Jaekanunort and
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lef secretary. II
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