Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-18


cts all cleared with fair.trirs last night
news Drift.
Large MEMBERS OF our citizens went
! to the landing and insp actcd The PM Aliln
yesterday. All pronounce her beauty ana
No. in every particular. Captain Lee speaks
in the highest terms OF the treatment he re-
| ceived while al Paducah, and when speak
| ing OF the manner in which the work was
done by the mechanics OF that place, says:
at suits me; LOOK at II for yourself, IL almost
talks" Her outfit Is being RAPIDLY put IN
place, and she will positively leave for triars
I Point tomorrow ..s.... Work on the City OF
/ ing completion, and they viii be ready 70
enter the White river trade THIS week ....-.I %
I opposition IN the Oscoola trade Is becoming
I lively. and no doubt quite Interesting % our
i.erehs,nts ana The glan9gers, o1t We 40 not
have 20 pay for the run
clippings.
From the Shreveport Times, fifteenth:
YESTERDAY was another OF those cool delight
raj days that old Prob has been predicting
for rs Tor the week or two past The nights
mornings Just the thing for overcoats and
thick ciOthing. And as for the days, they
were got up expressly 20 keep everybody in
good hunior. that is out OF debt, and not at
tached 20 Cincinnati feet-such ones as the
river editor Of the Louisville CottrfeT-JoulDot
saw while on a visit TO Porkopoiis recently"
From the Louisville 4 cdOeT, fifteenth:
.sThe reyhound, which has been lying at the
Towhead island, during the summer, was sold
yesterday afternoon at private sale TO Mr.. A.
l. ehotwell, OF the Caseyville coal mines, and
viii leave Tor that port to-day with three
empty baTges. Title Cincinnati COM
4nsTcidf OF the sixteenth, says: "There
was no improvement in business along
the leVee yesterday .-.-....ltsOlonel j. Luther
Vance, OF Galllp0lls, Ohio, recently elected 20
congress from the eleventh Ohio district, is
vel known along the upper Ohio, having
clerked on the Cottage No. and otner steam.
ers In the kanawha trade...--..Iimes among
mariners at New Orleans are reported 10 he
tighter than were ever before known. Many
have spouted their last article, and the pros.
pect OF a lucrative seasons business Is any
thing but hattering--.--..-Capiain william Dix, !
once the great manipulation OF the upper Cum
berland mosquito fleet, has gained his suit
against the city Of Nashville for eleven thou
sand dollars damages for falling into ditch |
one year ago. Having married. we suppose !
10 more fully c0nsummate his happiness, lie |
will buy a lime-Eil M. ). j. Young Is |
negotiating for an Interest in the steamer
Trout, now running daily between Cincinnati |
anC Moscow. Mr.. Young is an old clerk in !
the trade Penn Wright has bought the |
Kanawha river packet Active, and the former
owners OF the Active have bought the West
Virginia, and will put her In the Galiipolis |
and Kanawha river trade in opposition 10 the ]
ActiVe........The machinery Of the Wild Cat !
sold as follows: Two engines, Niger doctor, |
one pitman, shaft, capstan, heaters, and lot |
Of scraps, were bought by II. Sayers for four |
hundred and fifty dollars; four boilers, fonts |
and grate-bars by f. w. Halliday, for three |
hundred and twenty-five dollars, who also |
bought lot Of copper pipe at nineteen and a
half cents per pound"