Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-24

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prevailed which augered wei for the balance
Of the week.
last report At the time OF observation il was
three feet one inch above extreme low water.
Changes EIAewhere.
At Keokuk, the river fell one inch: at st.
Louis, three inches; at Cincinnati two inches
at Nashville, one inch; at Pittsburg, it rose
LITTLE RoCK, September E.-Weather cloudy
with indications OF rain. River stationary.
CINCINEArIi september 2.-The river is
falling, with 5 feet 8 inches Of water in the
channel
VICKsBURe, September 2S.-Boats down
Dexter, Jennie Howell, City OF Nlcksburg.
Weather warm and clear. River falling.
P~ITTsBURG, September B-The MOnongahela
river is stationary, with 30 inches water in the
channel. Weather warm.
ST. LOUIS, September 2-Arrived: Robb
and SalvOr No. 2, Lower Mississippi. Depurt
Cityof Chester for Memphis. The river is
falling slowly. Weather clear and very
NEW ORLEANS, September 2S.-Arriyed
John Kyle, st. Louis. Departed H. c. Yea
ger, st. Louis. Rainy weather with the Their
LOUISVILLE, September 23-There is no
change river, Is inches in the chute and 40
inches on Portland bar. Pilots report an i'm
prOvement in depth 10 Cairo. The weather is
alternately clear and cloudy but. Business is
duh. The Camelia arrived from Cairo last
night.
EVANSVILLE, September 28.-The weather
is clear and warm. Mercury SO. River has
risen 2 inches. Port list-Dowu: Evansville
10 pm Eella Hugees pm. Business fair.
CAIRO, september &.-Arriyed: Shannon,
from Louisville, 8 PM W. J. Lewis, from
Nicksburg, 7 pm; Grand Tower, from Men,
phis. 10 pm; Mary Miller, New Orleans, ? pm;
w. Cowen, from Memphis, ) pm. Departed
Grand Tower, for st. Louis, l PM; st. Joseph,
for Memphis, $ pm; Dexter, for st. Louis, 10
pm; Capitol City, for Nicksburg, 10 PM; II. 2.
Turner, for New Orleans, 2 am; WI. Lewis,
for st. Louis. The BOdman is aground at
Powers Island. River mas fallen one inch.
Weather clear and warm.
Miscellaneous.
kilograms from Hickman states that the
/ ~unequalled sidewheel packet II. s. Turner,
will be at the landing this morning, receiving
for New Orleans and all a points. The
Turner has unsurpassed accommodations, her
officers are all popular gentlemen, and pasSen-
gers may rest assured OF the best OF afternoon
while their guest.
The LaBefle, from New Orleans, came in
early yesterday morning, discharged twenty
five tons of freight for this point and had
seventy-hve tons for reshipment at Cairo.
The Pat Cieburne, from the lower coast,
brought In min bales of cotton, one hundred
and eighty-eight sacks OF seed, and a fair pas
senger list.
forenoon with eighty-four bales Of cotton,
three hundred and twenty-seyen sacks Of cot
ton seed. and a lot of sundries to order.
The Nashville, from the Ohio, came in early
yesterday morning before daylight with three
hundred tons of freight for this city.
The Commonwealth, from New Orleans, six
Jay > OlAf WIN WV b1Ak0o III tOWy I've 0AA
ing the afternoon and discharged here thirty
eight crates earthenWare, twelve anV1ls, and
had five hundred tons OF freight for above, in
Guiding two thousand bars OF railroad iron.
The Belle Memphis, from st. Louis, came in
yesterday morning, after breakfast, with two
hundred and nifty tons Of freight, u returned
at dark with a fair passenger htt.
The Phil AIlin, for Friars Point and g.. w.
Cheek, for Chtcot, both got of at dark with
fair trips of freight and people.
The passenger steamer A.. White, in COM
mRnd of Captain Mark Cheek, leaves this
evening at hve O'Clock for Napoleon, ChicOt
and ali bend landings. II. P. Fields, William
Smithers and Charles sharpe are her popular
The regular tri-weekly coast packet Pat Gle
burne, in OF Captain James Lee,
leaves this evening at hve o'clock for kriars
Point and all the usual way landings. Mr.. j..
c. Harris is her prime minister.
Francis, Csptain II. r. bowman, leaves this
evening Mt i've O'Clock for Helena, Mariana
and all the usual way landings. Captain Sam
@. Paine is her chief secretary.
n st. Joseph, Captain COrbett, win leave
this evening at i've o'clock for Cairo and St.
Louis.
VILE, with Captain Sam B. Adams on the
roof, leaves at five o'clock this evening for
Pine Bluff, Little Rock and all points on the
Arkansas. Holmes is her chief clerk.
h regular White river packet Legal Ten
der, in command Of Captain William Ash
ford, leaves this afternoon for Devails Blum,
J~acksonport and all points on White river.
Colonel Ed. o. Postal holds forth in the Office.
The Capitol City, Captain Crapster, leaves
this morning, at ten O'clock, for Nicksburg
and the bends. Mr.. James B. White is her
chief Secretary.
The dne side-wheel Coast packet Undine,
leaves at i've o'clock this evening, for
Osceola and all the usual way landings Mr..
=. Shadrich commands, and Mr.. II. Goodrich
is chief purser.
The Charles Bodman, Captain o. p. Shin
gle, leaves this afternoon, at hye O'Clock, for
New Orleans direct She has superior accom-
mediation and fare.
The fine passenger steamer II. S. Turner,
Captain Rusk, leaves this afternoon, at hvs