Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-04

/ W. MELROY, Sig. Serg't. u. S. A.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NASHVILLE, August 3.-RIver rising; IS inches
on the shoals.
LOUISVILLE, August 3-Weathsr clear and
warm. River stationary, with feet in the canal
LITTLE ROCK, August 3-Heavy storm of rain,
wind and hail this evening. River on stand, feet
inches.
PORT EADs. August s..,ArrIved: Steamer Knick-
Gerard, Liverpool.
NEW ORLEANS. August 3.-No arrivals. De-
parted; John A. Scutder, st. Louis; Parie C. Brown,
Cincinnati; Weather cloudy. Thermometer 81 deg.
Showers all day.
CINCINNATI, August 3.aRiver rising: Weather
clear and warm Night-ooRlyer 10 feet 3 inches
Weather clear and warm during the day. Raining
ST. LOUIS, August 3-Arrived: Belle Memphis,
Memphis. Departed: Belle Memphis Memphis;
Alice New Orleans. River fallen inches; 1g feet
inches above low water mark Weather clear and
very warm.
EVANSVILLE August 3.-Weather beautifully
clear. Wind southwest Mercury IL TO so deg.
River feet 7-lO and falling. Down-Jas. W. Gan,
9. am. Night Business dull. oigns of cloudlng
tonight. Maximum thermometer, 80 deg. River
$40 feet scant and falling.
CAIRO, August 3.-Auived: Maude, st. Louis
am; City OF Alton, New Orleans, am; Golden
Rule, Cincinnati. Departed Centennial. New Or
Alton, st. Louis. Weather clear and pleasant.
Nght-ArIiyed; IrOnsides. st. Louis, pm: Grand
leans, pm. Departed: Grand Tower, st Louis.
. pm River 10 feet and rising. Weather fair.
Maximum thermometer, 80 deg
Movements at the LeVee.
ARRIVALS
Ruth. White river; Mark Twain, St. Francis river;
A j. White, Arkansas ely.
DEPARTURES.
Marlin Speed, Arkansas river; Mark Twain, St
Francis river; Ruth, White river; 4. J. White, Ar
kansas City.
Katie Hooper.
BOATS DUE
Do,en Golden Rule, Centennial John B. Maude,
Up--COahOma, Colorado, Maumelle, Mark Twain,
Gold Dust.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
vIcKsBURG-John B. Mauds, W. h Blake, master,
BOATS LEAVING MONDAY.
FRIARs PoIST-Coahoma, Stack Lee, master, five
pm.
JOHNSON LANDING West Wind, j. e. Andrews,
RECEIPTS.
Mark TwaIn-12 bales cotton, 30 barrels potatoes,
A J; VIII tell bales cotton. 4 bdls sacks, 96
lis shingles, 26 pkgs sundriss.
Ruth-BrOught out of White river 1OI bales cot
psgs sundries.
Levee Paragraphs.
LEGAL packets had good trips out for the bends and
The Marlin Speed was complimented with a |
splendd load or on her first trip up Arkansas river
Captain Jan :, as l,Tt Friday night for Pntsburp
~ IalI he GO 90 spend 4 few days of recrea-
uOn with Ills I4.al44-
The John y. MaUde is advertised for Vlcksburg at
ten O'Clock this morning. Captain W. H. Blake com
mands, with VIM. Goebel, clerk
The West Wind sails with the mails for Johnson's
Landing and the upper bends usual Monday
evening, CAPTAIN Andrews on the roof, with Cyrus
Fay in the office
The Coahoma, Captain Stack Lee, with Ed
j thomas clerk, sails for Frars Point Monday even \
ing as sual. Mighty pleasant riding on steam \
boat this hot weather. 1
II you contemplate trip up the country you have
from nov TIL Tuesday 10 make arrangements with
Captain Dick Llghtburns for passage on the Katie
Hooper, which leaves on thst day, giving the lowest
through rates 20 all points east
Cairo l1atLetffi, Friday; '1sfe steamer James W.
iad passed 10 the river yasterdaY morning crowded