Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-07

NASHVILLE, July 6.-The river is
rising, with feet 4 inches water on
Harpeth Shoals. Weather fair and
very warm.
New ORLEANS, July 6.-Arrived
| Charles Bodmann, from Cincinnati.
| Departed: James Howard and Henry
Ames, for st. Louis. Weather clear
| Thermometer 90o.
| LITTLE Rock, July 6.-River falling,
with feet water in the channel here,
and 3 feet below.
PTTTsBURG, July 6.-Weather clear
and warm. The MonOngahela river is
falling, with feet inches water in the
channel.
CAIRO, July 6.-Arrived: City of
Alton, from New Orleans, 8 pm; City
of Chester, from Memphis, 3 am; At
lantic, from New Orleans, 10 am; Belle
Memphis, from st. Louis, l pm; City of
Helena, from Vicksburg, pm. De-
parted: City Of Alton, for st. Louis, 10
pm; John Kyle, for New Orleans, !
am; w. Cowan, for Memphis, am
City Of Chester, for st. Louis, am.
River has risen inches in the past "a
hours. Weather cloudy Mercury $40
ST.. LOUIS, July 6.-Arrived: City of
Alton, from New Orleans. Departed: !:
Julia, for Vicksburg; John +. Tolle and
Mohawk, for New Orleans. The river
is falling slowly. Weather cloudy and
cool.
EVANSVILLE, July 6.-The weather
is clear and warm. Mercury S0o at
noon. River unchanged. Business very
dull.
LOUISVILLE, July 6.-The river Is
falling, with ) feet inches in the canal,
and 8 feet inches in the chute.
Weather clear and hot. Business dull.
Arrived: City of Cairo, from New Or
leans.
VICKsBURa, July 6.--No boats up
or down. Weather clear and warm.
River falling.
CINCINNATI, July B.-The river is
falling, with 10 feet water in the cham
mel. Departed: Lawrence, for Men,
phis; H. 5. Turner, for New Orleans.
miscellaneous.
The Grand Tower from st. Louis came
in early yesterday morning with two
hundred and fifty ton cargo, including
one thousand and fifty dry barrels and
five hundred and sixty-five sacks ofeorn.
She returned at dusk with light trip.
The towboat Wilson passed up early
yesterday morning with tow Of empty
coal barges.
The Thomas H. Allen is the regular
United States mail packet for Little
Rock, on Tuesday.
The Nashville, from the Ohio. arrived
during the afternoon, with fair cargo
Of produce and furniture for this city.
The Dardanelle, from Little Rock,
came in early yesterday morning, with
three hundred and thirty-hve pieces of
oil stone and a lot of sundries to order
She picked up a snag at the foot of
Island SO coming up and stove in about
fifteen hull timbers. The damages are
light. She goes on the docks for re-
pairs.
The G. w. Cheek, from the lower
coast brought in tair trip of cotton
and seed.
The Belle st. Louis, from st. Louis,
passed south at dark after putting off
here one hundred bales of hay and sew
eral small lots of freight.
The Colorado leaves this morning at
ten O'Clock for st. Louis and all the
usual way landings. Captain James
Luker commands and III. Diedrick
holds forth at the desk.
MARRIED-On the morning of the
fourth instant, at "SextOna,n y the home
stead Of Captain Tom ?. Sexton, Captain
Squire Boiee, late Of the steamer Tn
dine, to Miss Lee Davis, of Kentucky.
Wopponocca ToNnship, of Crittenden,
was represented on the memorable ocea-
sion Of united hearts, by host Of the
Captains friends. The Rev. James d.
Spain has eOnsummated unity more
permanent than granite; for
'iThe union OF lakes,
The union Of lands,
The union OF hearts,
The union Of hands,"
Fhe "stars and stripes may covet,
But BOice has won
The choice OF gals,
And you bet the pilot win love her
"SExToNA,| p AK, July 4, ls72 O.E.x.
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