Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

DLDH CTS curing LAt QANs
CLNCLNNATIr June 9.-RIver falling
Departed ArmadilIO for New Orleans
Heavy rain this morning.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Particulars of the murder of Gus
Banks, a we'll known river pilot, which
took place yesterday evening at the hands
Of a woman, will be found elsewhere.
The Continental and Alaska are due ND.
The Henry Ames is due nom above,
and viii pass down to-day.
The e. J.. Lockwood is due on her way
from Red river TO st. Louis.
The United States mail packet Mary
Boyd, gets away tomorrow Tor Little
Rock and all findings on the Arkansas.
Rub7 Haynes is master, and E. W. Out
law is chief clerk.
The Salie v. came up yesterday from
DyersbUrg,
The r.. P. Walt goes out as usual on
Saturday for White river.
The Silver Moon, Captain Ben MerrieIes.
will be IN port this morning, and leaves
tomorrow for Cairo and Cincinnati.
Lha Marble City, Captain George w.
BOYD, viii leave for Niakshurg at 8 o'clock
this eveniuE. MessrS. WILT Powers and
o.. vs.. Briggs are her clerks.
The Sallle Y goes ON the docks for re-
pairs.
Captain Henry Hampton arrived at
home yesterday. He has been steamboat
ing in other waters all season.
&C. Martin, Esq OF Magenta Land
ing, Miss arrived in the ciJv, looking gay
and festive. Mr.. Martin reports the crops
i'm Bolivar county looking splendid.
some fields are considerably in the gross,
bat all in all, cotton could not be i'm a
more promising condition.
n Ozark leaves for Caro- and Cinciu-
natl to-day Captain Tom Berry come
nauds, and Tom Brashear has charge OF
the office.
The Geo. w. Cheek, with Captain Mark
Cheek on the roof, VIII get away this I.
evening for Helena ana triar's Point. {
She is the regular United States mail I
packet. Barney BlriIds and Charley I
Jackson are clerks.
The Belle st. Louis is the regular mail
packet for st, Louis to-day aU . O'cl0cN. .
Captain Leigler commands and j.. w. Bias
kettle is clerk.
The Grand Lake ama in with q tow Of
Mount Carbon coal for Phillips * ST.
John.
Tho towboats Liberty No. 4 and stella
passed down yesterday.
The S.. g.. Day. Capt. Everdou. with j..
e. Marshall i'm the office, leaves to-day
Tor WlJLspurE and way landings on the
St. Francis river.
The following we take from the New
Orleans Tunes.
THIRD DISTRICT CoURr-JuIge Euer-
900. " Aa=AN-AH b#.|.s.H VS. nrtlaALDaAa a#A- 7
lCrprisE, and Neral d Noble. charterors.
This case came up on appeal from Judge
Sadler's Court, and involved "a very im-
p2r.ant question TO steamboat and
cuartererS.
TIE plaintiff claimed for certain adver-
rlsements and papers furnished the de
PENDANTS, through Captain Crooks. who
approved the bill, but the charterers de-
'lIued TO pay. IEa defendants plead that
newspapers and advertisements were not
included i'm necessary supplies. Judge
Emerson said that what was a necessity,
)r properly considered supplies fifty years
to steamboats, and ships, could not be
considered the criterion i'm these DAYS of
competition and Improvement. That our
was comprehensive enough to expand
the march of civilization and the de-
uauds of commerce. hat he considered
ltversisements of their departures, the
furnishing and distribution of papers to
heir customers, now auecesSiJy, and that
Q promoted the business Of steamboats,
md made them popular in their trade.
Judgment was rendered in favor of the
and the charterers held bound.
d. q. Laoatt for plaintiff, and B.. EEau
WhittemOra tor defendant.