Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-08
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PROBABILITIES.

RhOBAELITIESs
WASHINGTON. January "A rising bsrom-
eter, With northwest winds and clear wealth
er, Is probable for Monday from Alabama TO
IeXas and Missouri. Threatening weather
With rain or sno W win extend from South
Carolina to Lake Michigan and northeast,
reaching New England Monday evening and
following the area of high barometer that
now covers Upper Canada and the Middle
states EasteTIy winds Will prevail on the
lakes and nOrthessberly winds, Veerlng TO
southeast, on the Atlantic coast. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated tonight, except
possibly on Lake Erie.
Rivers and Business.
The river is still rising slowly, with So feet
above the low-water mark of the season. The
weather is cloudy, dissgreeable and threaten
ing rain. Business has vastly improved the
ton, notwithstanding the threatening indica-
tions to the contrary above.
BY Telegraph.
CAIRO January 7.-Arrived-PauIine Car
roll, lew Orleans, 10 am; Mary Houston,
Louisville, 10 am; Warner, New Orleans, 10
Am; Alice Dean, Cincinnati, noon; st. Luke,
st. Louis, p.mR. G. Gray, Arkansas river
PM City Of Vicksburg, Vicksburg, pm.
Departed-Mary Houston, New Orleans, IL
2 m; J. n Kellogg, New Orleans, z am; 81. Q.
Yaeger, New Orleans, II am; Alice Dean, New
Orleans l pm; Andes, New Orleans.
CIScINNATI, January 7.-River % feet
inches in the channel, and rising slowly.
Suspension bridge space, 7s feet 5 inches;
Newport bridge, 76 feet. Showing and driz-
zling during the day, and prospect for rain
tonight. DEPARTED. " Garrett and barges,
and John Kiigour, New Orleans. Twenty tows
Of Pittsburg coal arrived. The Sam. ]. Hale
was insured in the Globe, Firemen, Western
Union Of Cincinnati, Allegheny, Peoples of
PittsbuTg-S25OO each; and Boatmen's 5 OF Pitts
burg, ss00Q
Miscellaneous.
The City OF Helena came 10 our wharf YES
terday morning, much TO the satisfaction of
many OF our citizens who have been anxious
ly awaiting her arrival during the past three
days, Quite number took passage ana viii
no DOUBT have magnificent time, as this new
and elegant steamer is finished and dtted up
in the most approved style carrying with ft
every accommodation and comfort, real and
imaginary. They expect to make the run in
seven hours on their return trip. While ct
Helena, grand presentation of magnif-
scene with grand ball In her beautiful cabin
General Ranney will reply to the presenta-
ton speech, while the guests viii drink cham
payne. We wish the party happy time and
safe return.
The Anna arrived from Cincinnati, drawing
six feet, coaled here and departed for Red
river, loaded to the guards
The r. J. Lockwood passed down nom st.
Louis, three days out, bound for Shreveport,
drawing i've feet.
The Illinois from above passed down for
0uachita river with all the freightshe wanted.
The VIII. =. Hays came in from ST, Louis
with good trip of grain and produce.
Bayou with good trip and a lot Of sundries
10 order. She returns to morrow at pm, for
ali points on the st. Francis river.
The Phil AlliD brous ht in lS3 bales of cotton,
s9I sacks of cotton seed, and good passenger
The AIinneola arrived from the Ohio river
with a splendid trip of produce. She leaves
tomorrow at pm. for Cincinnati.
The Kate Kinney came in from Louisville,
added 100 bales Of cotton, and departed for
New Orleans, drawing 50 feet.
The fine, spacious and neet steamer Emma
c. Elliott backed out Saturday evening for
Jseksonport and all way landings, with a fair
Vvn ha e7,ff
pital ties aboard of other steamers belonging
TO Elliott Brothers never fail to take passage
whenever an opportunity offers. Everything
is always admirably arranged, so that the most
iastidious Is always pleased and gratihsd.
The Cincinnati Times of the 9TH says; "The
Robert Burns Will be the next boat for Mem
by Captain M. l. Virdon. Mr.. A. D. |
Wilson is her attentive clerk"
Boats Leaving To-day.
For New Orleans--The passenger steamer /
In command Of Captain Nat. s.
Green, leaves to-day at pm. for Vicl1sburg /
New Orleans and all way landings. Captain 4
John T. McCord Is her chief purser.
For Vicksburg--The passenger steamer Belle /
st. Louis, Captain VIM. Blake, leaves to-day /
at 10 am. for Vicksburg and all the usual /
landings Parties travelling south win ind /
the Belle q hrst-class steamer. Alf Grissom 4
oficiates in the office.
For New Orleans-The Andes, Captain Mo- |
leans and all way landings. Mr.. Al. Croxan is
chief puEser.
For Friars Point-The fleet passenger packet
Phil Allin, Captain James Lee, leaves to-day Il
II D. m, for Friars Point and all coast land- |
Ings. stack Lee and ]. @. Harris are her chief |
secretaries.
For Arkansas River-rhe regular United |
States mall packet Mary Boyd, Captain Reub.
L.Halnes, leaves to-day att pm. for Pine Bluff,
Little Rock and all way landings. A. II. |
OiNeil Is chief secretary.
For NapOleon-1he passenger steamer A. ].
White, Captain Mark Cheek, leaves to-day at
pm, for Napoleon and all way landings. Mr..
81 p Fields ansd Charles Sharles are clerks
For Fuitoll-The regular Monday and Friday
,oast packet F. ank Forrest, Captain ]. q.
A Andrews, leaves to-day at pm. for Fulton
and all way landings. Mr.. otho Joplin is chief
clerk.
ain Charles 6. Schultze leaves to-day at II
!. m. for New Orleans and all way landings.
She has superior accommodation for passen-
gers. Mr.. Charles Miller holds forth at the
iesk.
leaves to-day at i2o'clock for Louis
Vile, Cincinnati and all points on the Ohio |
riye. Stout 7. Batchelor attends 70 the ONCE
For st. Louis-The Belle Memphis, Captain
Crane, lsaYss to-day 81 pm. Billy Bianksg
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