Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-16
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river, aud the City Of Alton had fair
trip OF passengers for st. Louis. The
next boat for that port is the Belle Mem
phis, Capt. Crane, with Billy Blenker in
coffee. she leaves tomorrow evening.
The Commercial, Capt. Ashford, leaves
on Tuesday for White river.
The Natoma leaves for Napoleon on
Monday evening. She connects at that
point with the American for Little Rock.
Capt. Lee is master.
The II. NJ. Shreve viii pass up on
Monday at noon for Cairo and st. Louis.
The Mollie HambletOn, Capt. Bow
man, leaves for the st. Francis river on
Tuesday next.
The City whGrfboat will be removed
to-day to the foot of Exchange street,
where she will be wrecked. Her chains,
ETC., we're taken of yesterday.
We have had but twenty arrivals for
the week ending at dark last night.
Several parties intend going to Mound
City to-day on the Peosts-
The RubieOn passed down at D o clock
yesterday morning, and the Centralia up
at noon.
Wash Martin, nste of the st. Luke,
who was stabbed by the Waterman Of
the boat at ST. Louis, will die. Twenty
two stabs were inflicted.
The Ida Rses, after being Overhauled
at Pittsburg, will ply in Trinity river,
Texas.
The Luminary, Captain L1ker, will
pass down on Monday evening for Vieks-
burg and the bends.
Captain Harmstsd left last evening on
the City of Alton.
We learn th&t Captain John Shane, OF
the house of Shane & Heron, was thrown
from q mule at Humboldt, and had 3
thumb broken. He won't ride that mule
at the next tournament.
An important case was recent
lv decided at Vincennea, Indi-
ana. The steamer Mate was levied
upon for debt, and detained until the
trial last Tuesday. 1t was decided that
a steamboat cannot be held by q sheriff
or constable at any river town, except
such as are deDominated "ports Of
estry,n and that such seizure must be
made by Government officer.
The steamer Ocean Wave, sunk re-
Gently at the outer distinctions IN Mobile
bay. has been raised and will sgain ply to
Point Clear.
Rnsiness ia good and improving on the
MINER Mississippi and Missouri, but tom
maze IL Inadequate to the wants OF ship
pers. as bosts are compelled to take linz
lied cargoes, owing TO the low stage or
water.
The SteambOatnen's Seymour Clb0
meets on Monday night.
What has become OF John Donshuia
white pouy? 1t is said that John turned
him out to Craze in the back yard with
out putting q bell on and lost him in the
Gol. Toe Osborn, of the Memphis and
81 I,olis Packet Company, and Captain
T,oekhsrt. of the Julis, have had set-tO
At Memphis, bat survived it, each some
what bruised.-LoUisUilIe Democrat.
No they didn't. They Ut on the Mem
phis wbsrfbcat at st. Louis, and Osborn
Got whipped. Bets decided OF.
The Bismarck viii pass up to-day or
II IS reported that an Independent boat
will enter the Memphis and st. Louis
trade.
Our friend HOadley, formerly Of the
st. Louis Packet Company wharfboat, Is
now selling coal fer the Mt. Carbon Ceal
Company.
The Kate Robinson has laid up at Gin
cinnati. She had her sign up for this
port.
The st. Nicholas hiss bsen Withdrawn
from Red river, aud the Annie Wegley
chartered in her place.
The Plain City has laid up at Vicks-
burg. Cause-want OF patronage.
The Vieksburg Herald reporter is not
fsvorably impressed with the officers Of
the H. NJ. Shreve. We think our cote5-
porery has done them Injustice, IS they
are well known here as popular and
agreeable gentlemen. He says: "ln
the office Is little dried up, gruH look
inc individual, who does not seem pos
sessed Of an extraordinary amount OF
common sense or agreeable manners
aud who does not appear calculated to
contribute to the passengers comfort ana
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