Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-09
Movements at the Levees
ARRIVALS,

Movements ut the LeTees
ARRIVALS.
City OF Vicksburg, st. Louis; Chss.
Bowen, Ohio river; Rosa Miller Arkan-
sas river.
DEPARTURES.
City of Vicksburg, Vicksburg; Grand
Tower, st. Louis; Illinois, Vicksburg;
Cons MiIlar, Cincinnati; Ella, White
river; Osceols, st. Francis river.
IN PORT.
Rosa Miller, Chss. Bowen.
BOATS DUE.
Phil Allin, City Of Alton, Robert
Mitchell, A. ]. White, Shannon Frank
Forrest
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
ARKANSAS CITY-Phil Allin, Stack
Lee, master, five pm.
ARKANSAS RIvER-Rosa Miller, T, J.
Darragh, master, five pm.
FRIARs PoINT-A. ]. White, Nat
s. Green, master, five pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
Charley Bowen-six bsrges contain
ing 9675 brls salt.
City of Vicksburg-20O tons, AIS brls
flour, 200 brls meal, liz SKIS bran, 100 SKIS
cotton-seed, IL sks corn, 2l8 lkgs but
ter, 10 crates and 81 brIs cabbage, and
425 pkgs sundries.
Rosa Miller bales cotton, 1913 SKIS
cotton-seed.
Marine Miracles.
Business fair at the landing.
The Ella, for White river, left with
light trip.
A dispatch from Paducah reports but
five feet Of water on Cumberland bars.
The Grand Tower passed up for st.
Louie, adding here eighteen bales Of cot
ton.
William Mumbower, mete Of the II.
G. Yaeger, died at New Orleans last
Sunday.
The illinois departed for Vicksburg
with q fine trip of freight and good
list of passengers.
The Charlie Bowen will finish unload
ing at the elevator to. day, and expects
to return to the Ohio this evening.
The Carl Schurz left last night for
Epsley's place with load Of lumber to
be used in the erection Of a cotton gin.
p. r. Starr went out last night on the
Illinois, and will give himself up to the
sheriff Of Bolivar county if he meets him
at Niblett's landing.
The Rosa Miller, Captain Thomas J.
Darragh in command, is the regular Ar
kansas river packet, leaving this even
ing. Billy Butler attends to the affairs
Of the Office.
The Phil AIlin, in command of Cap
tain Stacker Lee, is the regular Chicot
and Arkansas City mail boat, leaving
this evening. Jimmy Thompson pre-
sides at the desk.
The city engineer and Alderman Dent
IA
hope for the purpose of taking steps to
repair it and putting 1t in first class or
der for the fall business.
The members of the German Casino
and their friends will erj0y a moonlight
excursion on the river tonight. The
Carl SchuTz and two csnOpied barges
will be used for the purpose.
The Cons MiIlar, for Cincinnati, left
with 500 bales cotton, 200 barrels oil, 70
bales rags, and % cabin passengers. She
will add at Cairo 1900 sacks bran, and at
Paducah 5000 sacks corn, which will be
all che can take up the Ohio river.
Cincinnati Times: snow that the
Morgan has broken one of her engines,
which has done such faithful service and
made her reputation for speed, Captain
Stein does not propose to show an old
fogy spirit and patch up for ecOnOnly's
sake, but, on the other hand, will show
his steamboat sense and enterprise, for
which he is noted, and put in pair of
cylinders that will drive the Charles
Morgan up and down stream with
greater speed than any boat has plOwed
the western waters since the time of the
famous Duke of OrleanA. Captain Stein
will lay the Morgan up at Fulton, this
week, where she will be reprinted and
receive her engines in time for the fall
business