Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-27

Captain Goodrich. leaves this eT--iri
at i've o'clock J0r Osceois ana 81
va ~ diros A. GNcdrich dictates a
rl' = ......... fAo fvs alAr cosst pscke
F1snk Forrest, Captain J. G. Andrews
leaves this evening at i've O'clock fol
Fulton and all way landings. Otho Joplin
is clerk.........T The Julia, Captain Boyd
leaves this morning at ten o'clock fol
Vicksburg and all the coast landings. Mr.
James Thompson our popular tOWnsmaE
officiates in the offioce.........T The Bslii
Memphis, Captain Crane, leaves this after
noon ct Ave O'Clock. Billy Blsnker Il
clerk ......... The st. Luke leaves this sven
t6g at five O'Clock for Cairo, st. L0uii
and all way landings.........The John
OVertOn, Captain Sebree leaves this
evening at i've o'clock for New Madrid
and all the coast landings. Mr.. Dick
inson is clerk 1.-THE city Of Alton,
Captain Sheble, leaves this evening at I'VE
o'clock for New Orleans.
ARRIvALs-Kste Kinney, Cairo; II. s.
Turner, Louisville C0mmOnFsslth,
New Orleans; John KngouT, New
0Tlsans; Undine, Osoeols; John Over
ton, New Madrid; Belle 81. Louis,
Vicksburg; St. Francis, Phillips Bay
ou; DardRnalle, Arkansas river; L9-
gal Tender, White river; G.. ". Cheek,
Friars Point; A. ]. White, Napoleon; II.
M. Shreve, Cairo, Chsrles Bodmsnn, New
Orleans.
Kate Kinney, New Or
leans; H. s. Turner, New Orleans; Com
monwealth, st. Louis; Belle St. Louis. 81.
Louis; 81. Joseph, st. Louis; John Kill
gour, L0uisville; Mallis RszOn, Evans
vile; Phil Allin, Frisrs Point; II. NJ.
Shreve, Eatchez; Charles Bodmann, Gin
ciDnati.
In PoRT-John Ovsrton, G. W. Cheek,
Undine, Dardanslle, Legal Tender, Robert
Burns, Commercial, A. J. White.
AT THE LEvEE business continues 70
improYe-tweIve arrivals and nine depart
ures.........The 81. Francis brought in one
hundred and seventy bales OF cotton and
eleven hundred and six sacks seed .........
The BslleSs. Louis, one hundred and sew
enty bales of cotton, tWenty-fOur hun
dred sacks Of seed, and has three hundred
tons ofirOn for st. Louis, added here four
hundred and eighty six bales of cotton
and nine hundred beer kegs.........T The
Dardsnelle brought i've hundred and
aighty-six bales Of cotton The Kate
Kinney passed down with eleven hundred
tons, adding nothing. g......... The H. 8. Tur-
nsr passed down with seven hundred and
fifty tons...,..-.. The Commonwealth passed
up, discharged forty tOns, and had fivs
hundred and fifty tens for 81. Louis. in
Guiding two hundred and twenty eight
sugsr.........The Legal Tender brought
three hundred snd one bales Of cotton,
and the A. J. White had one hundred and
eighty-four bales of cotton, thirteen hun
dred sacks of se6d, and q lot Of suudries.
.........The John KIgour, from New Or.
leans three and-R-hsif days out, did q
heavy way business, making forty way
landings and had one hundred cabin pas
sengers on her up trip. She discharged
one hundred tons of freight here snd had
one hundred and fifty tons for sb yve,.....
The Undine from OsceoIa krouebt in
twelve hundred and forty-eiRht sacks nj
seed i've hundred and forty.one sacks OF
corn and sundries. The machinery of
the RoseVille WAS sold at auction yestsr-
day afternoOn-prics, $500. .MaIlie
RssHn departed for Evansville with five
huro red bales of cotton. n.........The G. ".
Che <, from Frisrs Point, came in twen-
TYR 1s bales Of cotton; five hundred and
fourteen sacks Of cotton seed snd suudries
to order 1.-THE st. Joseph left for st,
Louis with fair trip.........The Phil AIlin
departed with a good trip of freiVbt and
psssengers........,Th The 81. Il. Shreve passed
down from above bound for Nstchez with
a fuu trip and large barge in tow.
NJ TeIeEFapa.
NAsHvILLE. February % The river is
falling, With Al feet Bcsnt on Harpetb
shosls. The weather is clear and pleas
snt.
New ORLEANS, February 26.-Arrfved
Mary Houston, from Louisville; ChsrIos
b. Church, from Evansville; Great Re
pubic snd Julia, from Cairo; Katie How
ell, from Arkansas river. No departures
ter Go.
EVANSVILLE, February 20 weather
cloudy and cool. Mercury ranged from
34' to 4S'. The river has fallen inches
Port hst-DOwn: Thompson Dean, z ID;
Abeons, pm; Rankin, p m. The Desn
left drawing ten feet water, and takes 800
hogaheads of tobacco at Henderson.
CAIRO, February 26.-Arrived; Sam, /.
Hale, from Cincinnati, 2 pm; Susie Sil-
yer, nom st. Louis, 2 pm; City OF Cairo,
nom st. Louis, pm; City Of Chester,
from st. Louis, p m; Ocesnus, from st,
Louis, p m, Departed: City of Alton,
for New Orleans, !. m; Mollis Moore. for
New Orleans, p m. The river has risen
8 inches. Weather clear. Thermometer
LoUIsv1LLE, February 26 The river is
stationary, with feet in the canal, and s
feet In the chute. Weather cloudy, damn
and chilly. Business active. The Dick
Fulton yesterday struck 9 boat she had
In row against the Leonidss, and sunk it
In two feet water. Loss $40 900. The new
canal was opened today, and is now clear
for the largest class of bOsts, The Fanny
Lewis and Post Boy leave for Madison to-
morrow, where their machinery will be
transferred to new boats,
LITTLE ROCK, February 26.-Westher
clear and pleasant. River falling, with
A feet wster in the channel below.
PTTTsBURe, February 20. = weather
clear and pleasant The Monouoahs1a fs
falling, with fset 8 inches wstsr in the
chsnnsl. Navigation has been opened to
Brownsville, but the Allegheny is still
closed.
CINCINNATI, February 26.-Ths river is
falling, with Il feet inches water in the
channel.
VICKsBURer February 26-Down: Bis
msrek, 10 a. m; Belle Lee, 4pm; Katie, 8
?. m; Louisville, 6 p m; Dexter, 7 pm;
CapltoI City, pm. Westher mild. River
rising
ST. LOUIS, February % Arrived: Pau
line Carroll, from Cairo; Belfast, NJ. J.
Micks and Ironsidss, from New Orleans :
Marble City and Alice, from Memphis; ;
" j. Lewis, from Vicksburg. Departed /:
Arkansas and Henry Amss, for New Or
leans; Grand Tower, for Memphis. The
river is rising slo. ly. Weather clear and
pleasant. The Coiumbis, which sunk in
the harbor on Saturday evening oy bresk
ing IN two, Is being wrecked. The Carter
line Whsrfbost, which sunk yesterday
morning, has been raised, and is as good
ss ever. The John Kyle is supposed to be
stiost BY this time. as the Wrecker Ecksrt
reached her Saturday Snd went to work
immediately. q. 7. Dutler, the WELL
known ex-stesmbost agent, died here yes
terdsy Of dropsy.