Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-09

five tons freight here, added one hun.
bred bales Of cotton, a lot of hides, anC
departed for the Ohio river with foul
hundred tons freight.
Mr.. Foley, an old levee Waterman.
died last Sunday night from exposure.
The Bene Memphis, from st. Louis,
brought IN a fair trip. A few items OF
her cargo were thousand two hun
dred and thirty-three barrels -four and
meal, one thousand one hundred and
sixty-eight sacks Of grain, and one hun
dred and fifty-three head of stock. She
returned at dark with a fair way trip.
The A. J.. White, from Napoleon,
came in with sixty-One bales cotton,
three hundred and thirty-three sacks
seed, and a fair passenger list Captain
iSpitzler, with the firm of Frank &Co., OF
Carson's landing, was a passenger on
her.
The George w. Cheek came in with
a fair trip of freight and passengers.
The st. Francis, from Wittsburg, ar
rived with three hundred and eighty
two bales Of cotton, five hundred and
thirty-three sacks of seed and a lot Of
sundries to order.
The Mary E. FOrsythe, from Cairo,
With a fuel boat in tow, passed down at
noon with eleven hundred tons freight,
loaded fiat.
The Undine, from OsceOla, brought in
forty-ive bales of cotton, sixty-eiQht
sacks seed cotton, two hundred and
twenty-eight sacks seed and two hun
dred and f~OTty-nine sacks corn.
The champion of the water. X. r.
Lee, arrived from New Orleans, three
days n a-half out, discharged twenty
i've tons of sugar and fruit and de-
parted with twenty-five tons for the
Ohio. Captain George Malone of the
steamer George w. Cheek. was a pas
senger on her from this point.
Owing to a misfortune to the Thomas
H. Allen, there will be no packet for the
Arkansas river to-day.
The City Of Alton, from st. Louis. two
days out, passed down with fifteen hun
dred tons of freight loaded to the guards.
The Thomas II. Allen broke her shaft
at COOsa landing forty miles above the
mouth of Arkansas river.
The Phil Allin and q. w. Cheek, de-
parted with fair trips.
The Legal Tender, from White river.
came in with one hundred and fortv
bales of cotton and one hundred and
sixty sacks of seed and a lot of sundries
to order.
The City of Helena, from St. Louis.
arrived at dark and discharged three
hundred sacks Of corn here, and added
fifteen tons way freight and left for be-
low with a fair trip.
The Belfast, from New Orleans, five
days out, put off sixty tons Of freight
here and had two hundred and sixty
five tons for St. Louis, including three
hundred and thirty hogsheads of sugar.
The excellent and regular passenger
steamer A. j. White, Captain Mark r.
Cheek, leaves for Napoleon and all in
termediate landings this evening at five
O'Clock. B. P. Field and Charley Sharp
are clerks.
The fleet passenger steamer Legal
Tender, Captain William Ashford,
leaves this evening at five o'clock for
Devalls Bluff, JacksOnpOrt and all
points OF White river. E. c.. Postal.
Dan. Sullivan and Ed. Crowell are
clerks.
The fine steamer st. Francis, Captain
T. r. Bowman, leaves this evening at
five O'Clock for Mariana, Wittsburg and
all way landings. Sam. Paine and Billy
Dean, clerks.
The Marble City, Captain Townsend,
leaves this evening at five o'clock for
Cairo and St. Louis.