Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-09

Yaeger, from New Orleans; Emile La
Barge, from Shreveport; Grand Tower,
from Memphis. Departed: City OF
4 Chester, for Memphis. The river Is
falling. Weather iB cloudy and very
warm.
NEW ORLEANS, July s.-Arrived:
Mollie Moore, from st. Louis. Departed /:
Bee and barges, for st. Louis. Departed
yesterday: Charles Bodmann, for Gin
cinnau. To-day Is the hottest day of
the season, the thermometer at noon
showing 90.
j EVANSVILLE, July S.-The weather
is clear and very warm. Mercury, 909.
River has fallen inches. Port list
Down to-day: James E. Rankin, at
am City Of Cairo, at 3 pm; Henry s..
! Turner, at z:30 pm; Mary Houston, at
p.m.-al with good trips. Business Is
fair.
LITTLE Rock, July e.-River rising;
! Weather clear and hot. Departed: !:
Mary Boyd, for Memphis.
NASHVILLE, July S.-The river is
/ falling, with feet inches water on
Harpeth Shoals. Weather fair and
very warm.
PTTTsBURG, July 9.-Weather hot
The Monongahela river is falling, with
feet inches water in the channel.
CAIRO, July 8.-Arrived: II. c.
| Yaeger, from New Orleans, at 9p.m;
Grand Tower, from Memphis, at l am; ;
Emile LaBarge, from Red river, at 8
am; J. F. Tolle, from St. Louis, at 5
am; Crescent City, from New Orleans,
At TNnv,orfoI. WonZrow
Louis, 8 am; Grand Tower for st. Louis,
at am; Emile LaBarge for st. Louis,
4 am; Julia for Vicksburg, at am.
rived: Colorado, from Vicksburg, at
PM Henry Probasco, from Cincinnati,
at pm. Departed: Dictator, for st.
Louis, at pm; John F. Tolle, for New
Orleans, at 4 pm; Colorado, for st.
Louis, at 8 pm. River has fallen 2
inches. Weather clear. Thermometer
at SS0.
VICKsBUBG, July 6.-BOats down:
Indiana, at 8 pm; Pargoud, at pm.
Up to-day: James Howard, at pm,
full Of people; Louisville, at 4 am.
Weather clear and warm. River falling.
miscellaneous.
The Belle Memphis from above ar
rived early yesterday morning, with a
three hundred and fifty ton cargo, two
items Of which were twelve hundred dry
barrels and eight hundred and fifty sacks
Of grain.
The A J. White, from Chicot, brought
in three hundred and eighty sacks of
seed, sundries to order and a fair passen-
ger list.
The Mary Houston, from the Ohio,
passed south during the forenoon with
an eight hundred ton cargo for New Or
leans.
The regular semi-weekly coast packet
A. J. White, Captain Mark Cheek,
leaves this evening at five o'clock for
Napoleon, Chicot City and all way
landings. She connects at the mouth
of White river with the steamer Bates
vile for all points on White river.
B. P. Fields, Billy Smithers and Char
lie Sharpe aye her popular clerks.
The reliable passenger packet Thomas
II. Allen, In command of Captain Eu-
gene Smith, leaves this evening at
i've o'clock for Pine Bluff, Little Rock
and all the usual way landings. Colonel
Pat Morrison and Bob Gillespie are
her clerks.
The feet passenger steamer st. Fran !
ciB, Captain i. Il. Bowman, leaves this
evening at five o'clock for Helena,
Wittsburg, and and all the
usual way landings Sam. Paine and |
Billy Dean are her clerks.
The G. w. Cheek, from Friaris Point, /
came In with q fair trip Of cotton and |
seed.
The c. B. Church, five days out from
New Orleans, arrived early yesterday |
put or four hundred tons Of
railroad iron at Helena, had fifteen tons 1
Of freight for this point, and departed |
for Cairo, light, where she lays up for
better prices.
The towbost William COwen arrived /
yesterday morning with several thou
sand bushels OF coal for Brown & Jones,
of this city.
The Mary E. Poe and City of Vicks-
burg are due from below to-day.
The g. W. Cheek, Phil Allia and /
Belle Memphis all got Off with fair trips
Of freight and passengers.
The Julia, Captain Boyd, leaves this
svening at five o'clock for Vicksburg
and ell way landings. Colonel James
Thompson holds forth in the Office.
The City of Vicksburg, Captain R. O.
Carter, leaves this morning at ten
o'clock for Cairo and st. Louis. William
9oepel is clerk.