Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-12

phis, and that Captain Murray refused Il
refund the money psid him by passenger
going mp the river.
The Tom Morgan came in from above
with % bales of cotton and 268 sacks o.
seed.
The Emma c. Elicit leaves tomorrow
at 5 p m. for New Orleans and the bends
The Frank Forrest, Phil Allin and T.
Fl. Allen departed with good trips OF
freight and passengers.
The Indiana came in from New Orleans,
four and half days out, with barge IN
tow. She discharged here AZ hogshesds
OF sugar, lS0 barrels Of molssses and lot
OF miscellaneous freight. She reports
the Kate Kinney over Reeves bar and go
ing down all right.
The Sallie has discharged 7t0 barrels OF
| damaged flour here, and departed for the
Arkansas river With tair trip.
| The Emma @. Elliott csmsin from New
Orleans, at noon, with 1000 sacks OF salt,
50 hogshesds of sugar, 81 barrels OF me
lssses, 10 bales of shsetings, IS barrels OF
Deoans, % barrels OF oranges, zoo SACKS
OF sse4 and l3l pzckssges of sundries.
The Great Republic arrived from New
i Orleans at dark last night, nine days out.
She was ninety-six hours aground at
Resves' bar She discharged 90 tons OF
| freight here, and has 500 tons for shove.
She lays over here until to-day.
The City of Vicksburg came in nom
below with p bales of cotton and S46
sacks of seed for this port, aud departed
after adding 26l bales of cotton for above.
The Pat Cleburne arrived from the Ar
| kansas with 1853 bales OF cotton, snd re-
shipped AZ bales at the mouth for New
Orleans.
The h. NJ. Shreve came in from Shreve-
port, eleven days out, and discharged here
ll6 barrels of oranges, bales of cotton,
"A Of md haa ON TINS fnr
above. She reports the Edinburgh hard
aground at Rseye's bar.
The r. G. Gray, Emma Floyd, Marble
City and Alaska are all due from above.
The James Howard arrived from New
Orleans, six days out. She was several
hours aground at Reeves bar yesterday.
She discharged here 81 hhds sugar, 35S
bbls molasses, 115 sacks salt, 81 bales cot
100 sacks seed, and lot OF miscellaneous
freight. She departed with 700 tons for
Cairo.
The Edinburgh came in from the Ohio,
six days out, and discharged here $50
sacks corn, and departed for New Orleans
drawing five feet, and is now aground at
Reeves bsseo
The Bsae St Louis arrived from Cairo,
two days out. She discharged here 1888
sacks corn, 80 bales cotton, 1913 rolls bag
ging, and added 278 bales cotton and l50
tons miscellaneous freight, and departed
drawing six feet
The Frank Forest came in from above
with l9I bales cotton snd 45S sacks seed.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
For Cincinnati-The Charles Bodman,
Captain o. P. Shinkle, leaves to-day at 5
pm. for Cincinnati end all way landings.
For st. Francis Rivsr-The fine steamer
st. Francis, Captain 7. r. Bowman,
leaves as above, stopping st all way land
ings between here and Helena. Her bour
OF departure is pm. Sam @. Paine, Billy
Dean and Andy Granger, clerks.
For White River The feet passenger
steamer Legal Tender, Captain John
Washington, leaves to-day at pm. posi-
lively for Devslls Bluff, Jacksonport and
all points on White river. Messrs. e. @.
Poster, Dan Sullivan and Ell Crowell are
clerks.
For NapoleOn.-The passenger stesmer
A. J. White, Captain George Malone,
leaves to-day at pm. for Napoleon and
all way landings Mr.. B. P. Fields Is
clerk.
For Frjars Point-The regular tn
weekly passenger packet @. W. Cheek,
Captain Dave Hukill, leaves to-day at
pm. for Friars Point and all way land
iDgs. F. Gontermann, L. W, Briggs and
NJ. Downs are her clerks.
For Arkansas river.-The regular pas
senger steamer Thos. d. Allen, Captain
Eugene Smith, leaves to-day a. pm. for
Pine Bluff, Little Rock and all points on
the Arkansas river. Pat. Morrison is
chief purser.