Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-01


Minimum thermometer, rs deg:
w MELROY, Sig. Serg't- L. S. A.
BY TELEGRAPH.
LOUISVILLE. July 3l.-weathsr clear and warm.
River falling with feet Is Inches In the canal.
PORT EADS, July 81. Arrived: Schoontr
Jacob NJ. Haskell, Bath Maine. Sailed; Steamship
EVANSVILLE, July 81 Weather clear and hot.
Mercury rs to 81 deg; River and 40 feet and
falling. Business light
CINCINNATI, July 31.-River falling. Weather
clear and warm Nght.-River q feet | inch and
stationary. Weather clear and warm.
vICKSBURG. July 31.-Weather clear and warm.
rived: Colorado. q pm No boats up or down.
NEW OeLEANS. july 31-NO arrivals. Depart
ed: Gold Dust. St. Louis. Very light raiu this even
i dss Weather warm and clear Thermometer 50
PITTsBURG, July 3I.-River feet inches and
rising Both the Allegheny and MonOngahela riv-
ers are rising above. Prospects are good fer barge
water by tomorrow Weather fair and warm.
Night.-Rlver, feet l inch and rising fast
Weather cloudy and warm.
CAIRO July 3O-Arrived: Vint Shinkle Cincin-
naTi. Departed: Vint Shlndle, Memphis / ! am.
weather clear. Thermometer, go deg Night
Helena, ST. Louis. pm. The health committee
boarded the John D. Porter below the city and found
all we'll River II feet and rising. Weather clear.
Maximum thermometer, % deg.
IIOVeWenIs at the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
Coan0ma Friars Point; West Wind, johnson
Landing; Marlin Speed Pittsourg; Belle of Sh eve
port. st. Louis. -
DEPARTURES.
Belle OF Shreveport. New Orleans; West Wind,
Johnson Landing; COahOma, Frlars Point; A. j.
White, Arkansas river.
IN PORT.
Marlin speed
BOATS DUE.
DO,rn.-vint Shinkle, Golden Rule.
Up.-CIty of Alton, Golden Crown, Grand Tower.
RECEIPTS
COahoma-15 bales cotton, 45 pkgs sundries.
Marlin Speed-125 tens miscellaneous freight.
Yves. Wind-534 SKIS corn, 35 SKIS seed, 5 cOops
chickens, lot sundrieS.
Levee Paragraphs.
Business dull
Vote first, If you can.
Get your ticket in quick, and don't be long about
1t.
The Golden Rule is due down out of the Ohio en-
route to New Orleans
The Belle of Shreveport passed down for New
Orleans yesterday with a full load.
The earlier you vote the sooner II Will be over, and
the more time you will have to devote TO good solid
work for the whole ticket.
Go the straight Democratic ticket from ''sOda' 10
hook" keep your eye on your sack and don't
get picked up for a sleeper "
The Vint Shinkle will arrive TO day from the Ohio
and will return tomorrow evening PeruSe the card
in the steamboat column for particulars to what
she will do for the travelling public.
The enemy Will hatch up all kinds of clap-trap
stories to-day in order to prevent tue success of the
solid Democratic ticket. The marines have too
much sense to be gulled by ans such schemes.
The Pittsburg Dispatch says tue steamer Helena,
when she struck Snag, was twenty-fOur hours
ahead of the fastest time on record and with one
engine succeeded in making the best time made
on the Missouri.
The new steamer Marlin Speed in command of
Captain Ed Rowland, arrived yesterday evening.
Ste is fully up to what has been represented about
her. and will be quite attraction in Arkansas
river. She lays here till Saturday, en- she will
start out her first trip up Arkansas. She has al
ready about hundred and twenty-five tons, which
she brought out of the Ohio.