Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-23
By TelegrapH

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CAIRO, July .. Arrived: Grand
! Tower, from Memphis, 10 pm; Henry
S. Turner, from New Orleans, . am;
Legal Tender, from Memphis, : am;
James Howard, from St. Louis, 7 am;
r. C. Gray, from Arkansas river, 4 pm;
Anna, from Memphis, 4 pm. Departed:
Henry s.. Turner, for Cincinnati, 3 am;
Legal Tender, for st. Louis, 8 am; re.
Gray, for Cincinnati, 5 pm; Anna, for
Cincinnati, JPN. River has fallen 4
inches. Weather clear. Mercury 84o.
LITTLE Rock, July 22-Weather
cloudy and oppressive. River rising,
with y feet water in the channel at this
point.
CNCINNATI,V July 22-The river is
rising, with Is feet 6 inches water in the
channel. Twenty lows arrived to-day
with coal.
NEW ORLEANS, July &-Arrived:
Henry G. Yaeger, from st, Louis. No
departures. Rained this afternoon.
Thermometer 900.
VICKSBURG, July 22.-BOats down:
Glencoe, pm; Crescent City and barges,
t pm; Frank PargOud, ) pm. Up:
Colossal, II am. Weather clear and
warm. River falling.
81 LULAo9 July -=-E1LLlNEus OO1Q-
RADIO, from Nicksburg; Friendship, Min
nicola and Grand Tower, from Memphis;
John Kyle, from New Orleans. Depart
ed: Mary Z. Poe, for Shreveport; City
of Chester, for Memphis. River falling.
Weather cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, July 22.-The river is
rising fast, with 5 feet s inches water in
the canal, and 1 feet 6 inches in the
chute. Weather clear and pleasant.
Business dull.
EVANSVILLE, July 22-Weather is
cloudy and warm. Mercury So. River
has risen II inches. Port List-Down:
Nashville, s pm. Business moderate.
PTTTsBURG, July 22-Weather clear
and pleasant. The Monongahela river
is rising, with s feet / inch water in the
channel.
NASHVILLE, July 2-The river is
falling slowly, with 80 inches water on
Harpeth Shoals. Weather fair and very
warm.
Miscellaneous.
The G. w. Cheek, from Chicot, brought
in seventeen bales of cotton, two hum
dred and fifty sacks of seed, sundries to.
order, and her cabin full people.
The Belle Memphis, from st. Louis,
arrived early yesterday morning with
a four hundred and fifty ton cargo. She
returned at dark with a fair way trip.
The Lady Lee, from New Orleans,
passed up before daylight with three
hundred tons freight for St. Louis, in
Guiding eight hundred packages sugar,
four hundred sacks salt.
The Henry Ames, from above, arrived
at noon, discharged one hundred and
five sacks oats here, added three hundred
and fifty barrels potatoes, and departed
for below with an eighteen hundred ton
cargo.
The City of Cairo, from New Orleans,
came in this morning after daylight,
put off one thousand bundles cottOn-ties,
and departed for the Ohio with a light
trip.
The Belle St. Louis and Bismarck are
due from below to-day.
The Thomas II. Allen, from Little
Rock, brought in four bales cotton, four
hundred sacks seed, and a fair passenger
list.
The DardaneIle departs for little
Rock this evening, in place of the
Fl. Allen. The latter lays up
for repairs.
The City of Helena, from st. Louis,
came in during the afternoon, dis
two hundred and fifty tons
here, and went south alta late
hour last night with a fair cargo.
The John f. Tolle, from New Orleans
for st. Louis, passed up before dark with
seven hundred tons freight, one item of
which was three thousand five hundred
bars railroad iron.
The regular semi-weekly coast packet
q. W. Cheek, Captain George Malone,
caves this evening at five o'clock for
Napoleon, ChcOt, and all way landings.
She connects at the mouth of White
liver with the steamer Batesville for ali
points on White river. Robert Il. Wild
and Charlie Sharpe are her popu-
clerks.
The regular st. Louis and Vicksburg
United States mail packet, Belle st.
Louis, Captain ALI. GrissOm, leaves this
at five o'clock for st. Louis and
III the bend landings. She has superior
recommendations and fare. Mr.. Thomas
5 her prime minister.
The st. Francis, Captain Tom Bow
mans favOrite packet, goes out this eve-
ling for Helena, Mariana and Madi-
on, connecting at the latter point with
little Rock trains.
The reliable passenger packet Thomas
Allen, in command of Captain Eu-
,ene Smith, leaves this afternoon at
i've o'clock for Pine Bluff, Little Rock
nd all the usual way landings. Colo
,el Pat Morrison and Billy Willis are
clerks.