Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-20
MIsCELLANEoUs

The tine steamer Phil AIIin leaves to-
day for Friar's Point and all way land
ings. She goes at 8 pm. James Lee is
master and Stacker Lss is clerk.
The A. J. White, Captain George Ma
lone, is the regular Napoleon packet To-
day. She gets away promptly on time,
making all way landings. Charley Smith
or Is chief clerk.
The beautiful Belle Memphis. Captain
/ John Crane, leaves to-day Tor Cairo and
st. Louis. she is the regular packet.
Billy BIenkeT Is secretary.
The United States mail packet Mary
/ BOYD, Captain Rubs Haynes, with b W.
Outlaw Ia the office, leaves to-day, sJ her
usual hour, for Helena, Pine BLUM. Little
Rock and all landings on the Arkansas.
She connects with the packet for Fort
I Smith.
The ghosts jar was duly discussed on
board The A. J. White a Gay or two since,
By Captain Wm. Elliott, Tom Berry and
| others, and the contents |variOu-lv com
msuJed upon, George Malone and Marsh
Miller being rather luquisirTvs, learned
all s0Out its contents and had their curl
Osity fully satisfied.
The steamer G.. b. Church has bssn con-
! sidsrabIY improved, and has q splendid
cabin She is now a hrsJ-class passenger
as well as freight boat.
The EdiubuIg, Captain W. W. Feutou.
] LHEHEH AAWA aA~AAL AA ANA mnE Nl 2UFEAE-
port and all landings On Red river. She
Is an excellent boat.
The Colorado, Captain McKie. is the
/ regular United States mail pocket for
Eicksburg to-day at B pm and makes
ali bend landings.
The Utah, Captain n. r. VOORHEES,. will
get away to-day al 4 pm. for Little Rock
and all Intermediate landings on The
Arkansas.
The BstesviIIe, Captain A. B. smith,
viii get away to-day at 8 pm. for White.
Little Red and Black rivers all the wavtO
P~ucahoutas, She Is a regular packet and
her chcs is In charge of q competent gem
tlsman.
The Oil City, Captain Randall. leaves at
5 p H.. fOr Shawnee Village and all way
landings. She is popular and a very SAFE
packet.
The BatesvilIe arrived from White
river, with 283 bales OF cotton, and re-
shipped l42 bales az the mouth.
The Mary Boyd came IN with no bales
OF cotton and $50 sacks Of cottonseed.
The Mary Houston added here 900 bales
Of cotton, and departed for Louisville.
The H. $. Turner passed Up yesterday
morning, i've days cut from New Orleans,
with a lot CT railroad iron for Evansville.
The tOwbOsts VIM Carver and Alps
passed down with UOws Of barg6s.
The Indiana left for New Orleans early
yesterday morning.
The Virginia arrived from New Orleans,
five days out, but has 1900 bars railroad
iron Tor Evansville.
The MARITIME arrived from Hatchis
river, with % bales cotton and lg sacks
seed cotton.
T G.. B. Church came in from New
Orleans, i've days UuL. She has got 2525 I
bars railroad iron for Evansville. She
leaves for Louisville and Cincinnati Ct
SPIN.
This Belle st. Louis arrived from Ficks-
burg and put OF A bales Of cotton and
947 sacks cotton seed.
The Phil Allin brought in 2l3 bales
cotton and Sl4 sacks cotton seed.
The st. Francis arrived from Wits
burg with SIS bales cotton and 1922 sacks 1
cotton seed.
Major John d. Adams, Superintendent
OF the Arkansas River Packet Company. I
returned from Little Rock on the Mary
Boyd.