Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-19


The Il. S. Turner, from New Orleans,
four and a half days out, put OFF ten
tons sof freight here, and had two hum
dred tons for above.
The Kate Kinney, from New Orleans,
With a barge in tow, passed up with one
hundred and fifty tons Of freight for the
Ohio.
The City Of Chester, from St. Louis,
came in yesterday morning with a fine
trip OF grain and produce, a few items of
which were n thousand sacks of grain,
one thousand barrels of -four, and three
hundred and eighty-0ne barrels of meal.
The Mary Miller carried nine hundred
and thirty-two bales of cotton and four
teen hundred and thirty-eight sacks OF
seed to New Orleans from the Arkansas.
A man named Lem, employed on the
K. CyGray, while at Little Rock, Mon
day, made a target Of a fs~llow-being
named Davis, shooting him through the
arm,
The Belfast, from St. Louis, passed
down early yesterday morning, bound
for New Orleans, loaded TO the guards.
The james Howard, nom above, and
the Great Republic and II. @. Yeager
were ali due last night, and viii proba-
bly, be in port early this morning.
The Belle Lee leaves for New Orleans
and the bends tomorrow,
The Julia, from So. Louis, put off
twenty head of stock, added twenty-five
tons way freight, and left for VicksbUrq
with a fair trip.
The towboat Mary Alice and baFges
passed down yesterday afternoon.
The City Of Chester departed with
GfEfv nsra .-+A-- = C4 -
The Thomas h Allen came in from
Napoleon light.
The Il. p. Walt leaves for White river
tomorrow.
The H. S. Turner was attached here
Yesterday, by some party, for damages.
She gave bond, and departed for the
Ohio,
The Exporter, Captain John Williams,
leaves this evening at five o'clock for
New Orleans and the bends. Mr.. John
Bird is her chief clerk.
The James Howard, CAPTAIN PegrAm,
leaves this day at twelve O'Clock for New
Orleans, Chas. Chaisseng is clerk.
The fine passenger steamer Emma G..
Elliott, Captain John G. Elliott, leaves
this evening at five o'clock for Cincin-
natl. Mr.. George AleOke and Al. Cpox-
all are clerks.
The passenger steamer Louisville,
Captain Ben Merrieless, leaves this
morning at ten o'clock for New Orleans
and all way landings. Captain A. f.
Powers is clerk.
The passenger steamer A. j, White,
Captain Mark Cheek, leaves this eve
ming at five o'clock for Napoleon and
all way landings. B. +. Fields and
Charles Sharpe are her clerks,
The Phil Alin, Captain James Lee,
leaves this evening at five o'clock for
triars Points and all way landings.
Stack Lee and James G. Harris are her
clerks,
The regular United States mall pack
ct Mary Boyd, Captain Rufe Caldwell,
leaves this evening at five O'Clock for
Pine Bluff, Little Rock and all way
landings. Colonel z. w, Outlaw {
chief secretary,
The Sam J, Hale leaves this evening
at ave o'clock for Cincinnati and all
way landings. Captain e. c. Miller Is
purser, ws
The City of vicksburg, Captain A ].
Carter, leaves this morning at ten
for Cairo and st. Louis. Mr, 4
Garrett Hulls is prime minister.
A Cairo special Of the 18th to the Gin
cincinnati Commercial says that the
bodies Of ten persons, drowned on the
.ceaDus, were recovered above Cairo.
and buried by the city undertakes.
Their names could not be learned.