Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-27
ny Telegraph.

~ IlLNNUuEk I LU>t one AlNAAs az AAAlbs Ndsu-
vile and New orleans, it is reported station
airy. Business on the landing yesterday was
fair, with seven arrivals and the same num-
Der of departure. Weather clear and pleasant.
by Telegraph.
NICKsBURG, September 26.-Boats down F:
Mary Alice and barges. Up: Colorado. River
falling. Weather cloudy n cool
ST. LOUIS, September 26-Arrived: Belle
Memphis, from Memphis. Departed: Carrie
V. KOuntz, for New Orleans; st. Luke, for
Memphis; Julia, for Nicksburg. River rising
slowly. Weather clear and cool.
CINCINNATI, september 26.-The river is
falling, with 4 feet 10 inches water in the
New ORLEANS, September 26.-No arrivals.
Departed: Henry Ames, for st. Louis. Wealth
PITTsRURG, September 2G-The Monongaheia
river is falling slowly, with p inches water in
EvANsvILLE, September 2e.-The weather
is clear and cool. Mercury ranged from a. to
So. River has risen 3 inches. Business good.
CAIRO, September 26.-Arrived; Common
wealth, from New Orleans, Al PIN: st. Joseph.
from Memphis, 10 am; Ada Heilman, from
Evansville, 4 pm; Nashville, from Memphis,
SPIN; Grand Tower, from st. Louis, : pm
City Of Helena, from St. Louis, : pm. Depart
ed: Belle of Pike, for Memphis, II pm; Bis
marck, for New Orleans, II pm; Common
wealth. for 81. Louis, noon; st Joseph, for st.
Louis, l pm. River stationary. Weather
clear and pleasant.
Miscellaneous.
The City of Nicksburg, from below, came in
yesterday morning after daylight, put off n1ne
bales of cotton, two hundred and thirty sacks
OF cotton seed, and departed for st. Louis with
The Thomas H. Alien. from White river,
brought in ninty six bales OF cotton and a fair
passenger list.
The st. from Marianna,came in dur
ing the forenoon with eighty-three bales OF
cotton and one hundred and ~eighty-nine
sacks of cottOn-seed.
The Pat Cleburne, from the lower coast,
brought in eleven bales OF cotton and three
pa rndrn1 and fOnr SACKS nf EaA1 and - fair
passenger list.
The shannon, from the Ohio, arrived yes
terday morning before daylight, discharged
several small lots of furniture, added seven
teen bales of cotton and left for New Orleans
with a five hundr ton cargo.
The G. W. Cheek, from ChicOt City, came in
with twenty-one bales of cotton, one hundred
and sixty-four sacks OF seed and a lot of sun
dries to order. She returned at dark with a
fair trip Of freight and people.
The D~ardanelle is the United States mail
packet for Little Rock tomorrow.
The H. 3. Turner, from st. Louis, arrived at
dark, coeled here, and left for New Orleans
with a full trip. She was thirty-six hours
hard aground at the foot Of Island Twenty
one on her way coming down.
The Mary Boyd is the regular White river
packet for DevaIIs Bluff tomorrow.
The Pat. Cleburne, for Friars Point, T. II.
Allen. for White river, ST. Francis, for Mari
anna, and g. W. Cheek, for Chisot, all Cos OF
before dark with fair trips of freight and peo-
pie.
The City of Chester and Bismarck had not
AIIlNeu up 70 udTks DuN VIII HIOUdbAg 0t
found in port at an early hour this morning.
The Belle of Pike, Captain Rider, leaves
this afternoon at five O'Clock for Cairo and
st. Louis.
The City of Helena, with Captain Mckee
in command, leaves this morning at ten
O'Clock for Vicks5urg and all the bend n
ings. MIR. WILT. Powell is her clerk.
The Glasgow, Captain Byrd, leaves this
evening at five O'Clock for White river dt-
rect.
The Charles Bodmann Captain Q. ?. Shinkle,
leaves this morning at ten O'Clock for New Or
leans direct. 81 has superior accommoda-
ton and fare. Mr.. Gus Holden is her popular
secretary.
The passenger steamer A. ]. White, in COM
of Captain Mark Cheek, leaves this
at five O'Clock for Napoleon, Chicot
and all the bend landings b. 2. Fields, VIM.
and Charles Sharpe are her popular
secretaries.
The regular coast packet Phil AIlin leaves
at five O'Clock his evening for Friars Point
and all the usual way landings. Captain stack
commands. and Messrs. VIM. p. Gray and
Wynne Cannon are her clerks.
The nne side-Wheel passenger steamer Bis
mRrck, in oOmmand OF Captain VIM. Spane,
leaves This evening at four O'Clock LOT New
Orleans and ali way landings. Messrs. Ed. :.
and Bob Hulls are her popular clerks. ,