Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-05
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

| RIVER AND WEATRER.-The river her,
declined two inches since last night
White river Is falling, with about sever
feet to Augusta. For further particular
concerning the river and weather see tsle
grams Below,
BOATS LEAVING To DAY.-The passen,
ger steamer A ]. White, Captain Marx
Cheek, leaves this evening at five O'Clock
| for Napoleon and all way landings
Messrs, B. p. Fields and Chas, Sharpe are
her The fine steamer st. Fran
els, Captain 7. r. Bowman, leaves this
evening at i've o'clock for Phillips Bayou
and all way landings. Sam. Paine and
Billy Dean, olerks.........The fieet psssen-
ger steamer Legal Tender, Captain VIM.
Ashford, leaves this evening at five
1 O'Clock for Devalls Bluff, Jacksouport and
all points on White river. E. @. Postsl.
1 Dan Sullivan and Ed. Crowell are clerks,
..,,,,,,, The q. W. Cheek. Captain George
| Malone, leaves at five O'Clock this even.
| ing for Friars Point and all way lsndings.
| f. 8. Gonterman and Charles Jackson sre
clerks........T The Belle st. Louis, with Cap
tain Blake commanding, leaves at ten
O'Clock for Vioksburg and the usual land
ings. Passengers will And the Belle st,
Louis first class. Mr.. Grissom does the hon
ors of the ofhce....,. The passenger steamer
| Mary Mcdonald, Captain Greenough,
leaves this evening at four O'Clock, for
| Ouachits river and all points to Trenton,
Captain Lusk will be found in the Office
20 attend to the wants of passengers ........,
The John Overton, Captain Sebree leaves
this evening at five O'Clock for New
Madrid and all coast landings. Mr.. Dick.
lson is clerk.-.......T The Louisville, Captain
Ben Merrilees, leaves this evening at four
O'Clock for Louisville and Cincinnati. Mr..
A. +. Powers is clerk.........T The regular
coast packet Frank Forest, Captain j, g.
Andrews, leaves this evening at Ave
O'Clock for Fulton and ell way landings,
Ohio Joplin Is clerk.........Ths City of
Quincy, Csptsin West, leaves 10 dsv ct
twelve O'Clock for New Orleans ...,,,,,The
st. Joseph, Captain Corbett, leaves this
evening st five O'Clock for Cairo and st,
Louis. Mr.. Hewitt Is purser.......The
passenger steamer John n. Groesbeck,
Captain Dan MsrrRtta, leaves this morn
ing at ten O'Clock for New Orleans and all
way landings She has superior accom-
modations TOR passengers. Mr.. Spencer
is clerk ......... The ArinidiIlo, Captain
Byers, leaves this evening st five O'Clock
for Little Rock and ali points on the
Arkansas.
ARRIYALs.-Grest Republic, New Or.
leans; MountaineeT, st. Louis; Belle
Memphis, st. Louis; Belfast, Louisville:
Jno. OvertOn, New Madrid; Julia, Vicks-
burg; A. J. White, Napoleon; G. W.
Cheek, FriRrs Point; Minneols, Oincin-
natl; Legal Tender, White river.
DEPARTURES Nv. J. Lewis, st, Louis:
Great Republic, st. Lonis; Mountainesr,
Sc. Louis; Phil Allin, Friars Point; Thos.
81. Allen, Arkansas river; Belfast, New
Orleans; Julia, st. Louis.
In PoRT.-A. J. White, Jno. OVerton,
Legal Tender, r. P. VISIT, Minneola, G.
W, Cheek, Belle Memphis, st. Francis.
AT THE LEVEE The Great Republic,
n, n-.sn
out, discharged twenty. five tons of freight
here, and passed up with. one thousand
tons for So. Louis, including three thou
sand fv5 hundred bars of railroad iron,
.........The Belfast passed down early yes
terday morning well laden. The
Mountaineer, from st Louis, arrived
with large cargo, including one thou
sand two hundred and tfty-ive barrels |
Of -four snd two Thousand and twelve |
seeks of grain Captain Jim T. Nc |
Cord and Captain Donaldson were passen- |
gers or the Great Republic. ........ The |
John Overton, from New Madrid, brought |
in q good trip Of cotton and corn. She re. |
turns this evening with fair trip....,...
The julia, from VioksbuIg, came In with |
forty-seven bales of cotton and seventy |
one sacks of seed ........ The W. j. Lewis /
Mountsineer departed for above with /
light trips..~.....The Belle Memphis, from /
st. Louis, arrived yesterday afternnoo with |
a fair cargo of grain and produce. .........
The A. j. White, from Napoleon, brought |
In one hundred and seventy four bales Of |
cotton, fifteen hundred and ffty-three
sacks of seed, and sundries.........The G..
W. Cheek, from Frisrs Point, csme in
with fifty seven bales of cotton, three /
hundred and seventy-nine sacks of seed,
and q good passenger list.........The Min
nicola, from Cincinnati, arrived with q /
splendid cargo of produce. She returns
this evening for sll points on the Ohio
,.,,.....T Tho Phil Allin departed for Friars
Point with good trip Of freight and pass
The Legal Tender, from
White river, brought in three hundred
and thirty-three bales of cotton and re-
ten bales at the mouth for New
Orleans.
~ FeIegFaDh.
LITTLE Rock, March 4.-Weather clear
and pleasant. River falling, with feet
In the channel below. Arrived: Fort
Gibson, from above. Departed: Daxda-
nellie, for Memphis.
rising slowly, with IL feet on Harpeth
shoals Weather cloudy and cold.
PTTFsBURG. March z--Weather cold;
some snow ( night. The Monongahela
has 8 feet inches wRtsr in the channel.
EVANSVILLE, Marcn The weather is
cloudy and cold. River falling slowly.
Business active.
CTNcINNATf, Msreh The river Is fall
ing, with IL feet water In the channel.
NEW ORLEANS. MRTeh A. = Arriveds /
City of Alton, from St. Louis, Andes,
nom Louisville; Susie Silver, from Sc,