Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-06


Mr.. otho Joplin is chief CLERK. .........The nam
moth steamer James Howard, In command Of
| Captain Pegram, leaves to-day at four o'clock,
for New Orleans and all the usual landings.
| MI. Charles ChafssaDg is her purSer.
| ARsIvALS-C. B. Church, New Orleanss uli-
nois, New Orleans; Phil Allin, Priars Point;
Kate kinney, Evansville; Legal Tender, White
| river St. Francis, Philips Bayou; Capitol
| City, Natchez; G. W. Cheek, Frfars Point; A.
| J. White, Napoleon.
DIPAkTUREs-PhnA AlIin, Friars Point; Kate
kinney; New Orleans; Illinois, Cairo; Mallie
Eagont New Madrid; Pauline Carroll, Cairo;
Capitol City, Cairo.
| IN PoRr-C. B. Church, Legal Tender, st.
Francis, r. P. Walt, g. W. Cheek, ArmadillO,
Minnie, st. Joseph, Lady Lee, Undine, II. NJ.
Shreye, Anna, A. J. White.
AT THE LKVEE.-There was some improve
| ment in business at the landing yesterday.
There was no ice in the river at this point....
Inc PM. Alltn, from triars Point, brought
In four hundred and ffty-nine bales of cotton,
nine hundred and eighty-six sacks OF seed
ana lot OF sundr1es to order........The Illinois,
Irom New Orleans, eight days out, put on here
lot OF sundries, and LEFT for above with four
hundred and fifty tons, including three tons
OF pig iron--.----.The Kate Kinney came In
m rom above yesterday al noon, discharged
lot OF furniture and left for New Orleans,
drawing seven feet. She was five days aground
az Bulletin bar.........The Q. b. Church arrived
mere thirty bales OF cotton, tWenty-six hogs
neads sugar and two hundred and twenty
Two sacks of coffee. She has four hundred
TONS Tor sboVe...-..-..The st. Francis, from
Phillips Bayou, came in with one hundred
and sixty-eight bales of cotton, one thousand
end two sacks seed and sundries to order.
Ihe snagboat 5. II. Young came in from be-
low yesterday afternoon. The Legal Ten
der, from White river, brought in three hun
dTed and sixty-nine bales Of cotton and a lot
OF sundrles 10 order and reshipped ninety-six
bales at the mouth for New Orleans.........T The
Capital City, Of NatOhez, came in with one
hundred bales OF cotton and four thousand
and twenty sacks Of seed. She reports the F.
TOle hard aground at Shoe Fly. We cheer
fully give place TO the following, which was
that we have no recollection of publishing
anything de fogatOry TO the Thayer:
WHITE RIvER. AK, January 81, 1872.
"Io the River Editor of the Appeal:
'Sometime since we noticed an article in
your paper which is calculated to do great in
Justice TO the United States snRg-boat s.
Ihayer, which has been working In White
and Little Red rivers for the past two or three
months, and feeling assured that you would
not give place TO any article calculated to do
injustice TO anyone mentioned, we therefore
most respectfully ask an insertion of the fol-
lowing card:
"We the undersigned, pilots on White river,
lake pleasure IN saying that the United States
snagOoat >. Thayer has done most excellent |
service Ia removing snags and other obstruc- |
1eel under special obligations 70 Captain Doyle |
Tor the promptneSs with which he has re-
sponded in the removal of any obstruction in |
said stream to which his attention has been |
called. And we can also certify 10 the salts
factory manner In which the work has been |
performed. Very respectfully, yours,
- -
GREEN S. SNOW,
Pilots steamer Emma @. Elliott
JOHN d. ELLIOTT.
Master steamer Emma @. Elliott
WILL. G. SHIPP,
JAMES s. KINMAN,
h. W. NIXON,
Pilots steamer Legal Tender.
w. J. ASHFORD,
Master steamer Legal Tender.
ny Telegraph.
CAIRO, February 5.-The blockade continues |
near Columbus. No arrivals or departures
Light rain since daylight and freezing as it /
fails. Reports rom the gorge below say that i
It Is rapidly cutting away from the effects of i
tO-day's rain.
NEW ORLEANS, February 5-Arrived-John
Kugour and Thompson Dean, Cairo. No de-
psrtures Raining.
PITrsBURS, Fsbruary 5.-Thawing fast, with
indications of raic.
EVANSVILLE, February 5.-Cloudy and mild.
with light rain nearly all day
LOUISVILLE, February 5.-SnoW is rapidly
disappearing, with slight rain throughout
the day.
LITTLE Rock, February 5.-Raining, River
CLNCINSATI, February 5.-Raining at inter
vals since noon. Some anxiety has been felt
the shipping now ice-bOund here,
70 the event Of a sudden breakup.
NASHVILLE, February 5.-RfVer stationary, |
Weather cloudy, with indications of rain.