Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-16
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came in at dark, discharged one hundre'
barrels Of meal, added fifteen tons wa,
freight, and left for below well laden.
The Tom Jasper, from New Orleans
five days out, put OF forty tons of mo
lasSes here and departed for above light
She discharged twenty-four hundred AM
stxty-ons bars Of railroad iron at Chico
City on her way up. A Frenchman
who was a cabin passenger on her, /
supposed to have jumpedo overheard abov
Vicksburg. His hat and coat were founi
on board, but the Frenchman could no
be found.
At a late hour last night the Mary E
Poe collided with the model barge in toy
Of the G.. B. Church. The latter wa
about to round to to the landing and tn
Poe going up, when the wind took tn
latter, despite the efforts Of her officers
and carried her against the barge witt
great violence, knocking the nose Of tn
barge out Of Joint. The damages wer
repaired, not being serious.
The A. ]. White, from Napoleon
brought in n hundred and fifty-fou
bales of cotton, ei~ghty-seven sacks O
cotton seed, one hundred and fifty sack
of corn and a lot Of sundries to order.
The st. Francis, from Wittsburg
came IN with four hundred and eigth
bales of cotton, two thousand sever
hundred and twenty-three sacks Of cot
ton seed and sundries to order.
The Belle Lee, from New Orleans
passed up at an early hour yesterda.
morning, putting off about ten tons 0
freight here; had a light trip for above
The Robert Mitchell, from Cinein
natl, discharged 4 lot of furniture her
and left for New Orleans, early yester
day morning, with q full trip.
The Belle Memphis arrived with
fine trip. Two items of her cargo wer
three thousand two hundred and eight,
dry barrels and one thousand four hun
bred and forty-fve sacks Of grain.
The tug w. NJ. James and towboa
Alice are on their Vay down with tow
of coal for this city, and are expeetet
to- arrive during the week.
The Frank Forrest, from the Ohio
arrived at noon with a barge in tow, AM
had a fine trip of nay and grain.
The Indiana, from Cairo, passed down
for New Orleans with q fourteen hun
bred ton cargo. q few items Of which
were nine thousand four hundred anC
fifty sacks of corn, three thousand bar
rels Of flour, and one hundred and nine
ty hogsheads of tobacco,
The O. W, Cheek, from Friars Point
came in with thirteen bales Of cotton
and two hundred and thirty-six sack
Of seed. She lays up for the present 70
repairs.
The Belle Memphis, for ST. Louis
and Phil Allin, for Friars Point depart
ed with good trips Of freight and passen
gers.
The John Kilgour, four days out dis
charged ten toni Of freight here ans
departed for the Ohio with two hundres
tons and cabin fill Of people.
The Utah, from st. Louis, passeI
down yesterday afternoon bound for Lit
tie Rock, with a four hundred ans
twenty-five ton ooEgo loaded fat.
Tbs Mary z. Poe, from Red river
six DAYS out passed up for st, Loui
with three hundred bales Of cotton and
lot Of sundries.
Captain Patterson ofthe steamer JOIN
Overton, invites all his friends to
pleasure excursion on the abovI
steamer, at ten esclock this morning. Il
Vogelman's landing.
The G. B. Church from the Ohio, witt
4 barge in tow, arrived at dark, coaIet
hers and len for New Orleans loaded Z
the guards.
TIE passepges steamer A. ]. White
Ceptain Mark Cheek, leaves this even
ING st I'VE O'Clock for Sapoleop and al
way landings = F. Flalds aud Cnazle
sharpe are her clerks
The elegant pissenger steamer Pat
Clnburns leaves this evening et Ag'
O'Clock As Pine Slut usas aeek ens