Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-27
stock, added 40 tons Of way freight, and
cleared with a fair trip for points below.

stock, added 80 tons OF way freight, and
cleared with a fair trip for points below.
MONDAY.
The st. Francis, from Helena, came
in during the forenoon with 22S bales OF cot
ion and lOit sacks Of c0ttOn-seed. The Belle
Lee, from New Orleans, arrived At dark with
~ bales OF cotton, S7S sacks OF cotton-seed 10
boxes OF tin, aud ~ packages OF sundrleS- me
Belle Memphis, due from 81. Louis, had not
arrived at dark, but VIII be found in port
early this morning; she gets ~ bales OF COT,
10 get sway last evening, but leaves positively
this afternoon without fail The Capitol CITY
came in after dark ard lays over untli morn
ing TO add 1000 bales OF cotton for above; The
Illinois, from below, brought 202 bales OF cot
ton and Sll sacks of cotton-seed.
EeHs Drift.
Michael Davie, well-kn0wn river
man of Cincinnati, died in that city last
Tnursday........C Captain Glenn, Of the big red
wharf boat, was detained in Cincinnati until
last Thursday night, when he left for Chicago
and New York He will return by the way OF
Washington, Cincinnati, Louisville and 81.
Louis.-......Capiain VIVA. Bryan, of the FASH
ion, expects TO build new boat at Cincin-
nati......--Jus Graham Is trying to raise the
Anna at Cincinnati. He says she sunk Of her
own accord, there being nothing the matter
except open seams.
Clippings.
The st. Louis Times of yesterday says:
Captain James Paul, Of the steamer Thomp-
son Dean, arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing, and left in the evening foF Cairo TO join
his boat, which viii enter The Louisville and
New Orleans trade as soon as there is water.
The object OF Captsin PauIs visit to st. Louis
was 10 engage an experienced clerk. Mr..
George Miltenberger, late of the Pauline Car
roll, was rendered the position, and will prob
ablp accept .........Ihe Cincinnati Enquirer
says: captain Nint Shinkle VIII contract
with the Marine railway, shortly, for a 81 G.
wheel steamer, for excursion purposes, 10
take the place OF the Champion No. 6, recent
ly sold to the United states government" .-.....
The following list OF long-time-ago steamboat
captains wac published in the 81. Louis Times
of saturday: Joseph Miller, master steamer
Red Rover; VIM. Minor, Nashville No / /;
smith, Brandywine; Dorch, Tally No. - Jack
son, Belfast; No. Il Irwin, Tom Geatman;
land No. /; Longcupe, Shakespeare; Bradish,
WARM; Barrett, Claiborne; Naich Hardin,
Cavalier; Williams, Augusta; Gates, Augusta;
W. I. StTatton, Canton, Nashville No. ,; 1.
Latham, Monroe; Sam Gwartney, Muscle No.
2, Monroe; W. A. Violet, Juda TOuro, Hope,
etc; 4. N. Bicknell, Mike GwartDey, Gren-
ada; W. N. Sherman, Violet, Southern, Mon
roe and Bicknell; C.. Wells, Planter No. 3,
Cleona No. !, Virginia and Planter No. g; 4.
d. Williams, lobe and Exit; Josh W;ley,
Planter No. 2, Plain City, White River
and Cairo Belle; z. {. Wallace, w. q.
Campbell, $. 5; Prentiss; John Wallis,
Canton, Edendah, Lacon, Sarah, YazOo; ,
Captain Young, Nolant, Nazoo City; Patrick
Brown, Fawn, Volant No. 2; G. Brown, X. H
Stokes, Harrison t. IL. Judson, Stencil Jud-
son; Hopkins Judson, Fond JudsOn; NJ. Dent.
Dew Drop; s. H. Psrisott, Belle Yazoo snd
Yazoo; Henry Woods, Warrior. osprey; W.
II. Abrams, Leo, Rockriyer, Laura; Isabella I;
W. N. Batson, LIE Baron Flicker; T. p. Leath-
ers, Magenta, Natchez Nos. 8, 4, ), and 6: ]. W,
Cannon, Court-Joyeusse, Dallas; 5.W .DOwnes,
Louisiana No. 3; X. W. McRae, VicksbuTg.
and others; J. NJ. White, Arka nsas No 4,
Belle Creole, and others; William Hopkins,
Batesville, Storm, and Tigress; sim hopkins,
Homer No. 4Jand T. II. Judson; X. GrumDe,
Indian No. !, Lou Grumbe, Indian No. .,
Florence, and others; Willis Main,
Linda-Eleanor; Tom Kirby, Osceola
No. 2; George Kirk, Mess niger No. ], lizzie
Simmons; Isaac Wright, G. Hays; W. W. Ris-
cher, Amanda, Empress, Mayhower; b. Kay,
Compromise, Thomas Clark, Luda No. 2, B.
Franklin, Maurice Sanghorn, Juda Touro,
Mile Stevins, Rolla Livingston, Lucy Robin-
son; William Abrams, Lucy Wing, Dias Pow
ers, sallie Robinson; John Lyons, Bayou
Belle, e. e. Pickett, Cliona No. 2, Silver Heels,
Selma, John Bowels, W. z. Swinney. Jeaa
Weber, Montgomery; 1. c. Dowty, Rapides
No. 2; ID. Glasscock, Oriore, Unicorn; Giles
Glasscock, Rapides No. 3, Frank Kirtney,
Warrior, Big Horn; Lou. Moore, Rodolph,
Peerless; Billy Brown, Emma No 2, h. ID.
Brooad, Picayune, Indian No. 2, Peerless.