Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-11
HBelow bencn marx.
II. NJ. LUDWIG, Sergeant.

BY TELEGRAPH.
NASHVILLE, March 10.-The river is
stationary, with fset on the shoals.
VICKsBURa, March 10.-Up: Illinois,
II nj; Thos. Sherlock, 6 pm. Arrived:
Bismarck, s pm.
NEW ORLEANS, March 10.-Weather
clear and pleasant. No arrivals. De-
parted: Thompson Dean, Memphis.
LITTLE Rock, March 1O.-River feet
and falling. Arrived: Pine Bluff. De
parted: Nellie Peck, New Orleans;
Bruno, Dardanelle.
CINCINNATI, March 10.-Noon-River
falling. Weather partly cloudy and
warm. .Night-River 16 feet inches
and falling. Weather fair and warm.
PITrsBURG, March IO.-Noon-River
IL feet inches, and falling. Weatt er
cloudy and mild. Night-River IL
feet inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and mild.
CAIRO, March 10.-Noon - Arrived ::
Belle of Shreveport, st. Louis, s PM.
DEPARTED: Julia, VicksbUrg, pm. !;
Grand Tower, Memphis, 8 pm; Belle
of Shreveport, New Orleans, II pm.
Weather cloudy and warm. Night
GOW y pun
Departed: Glencoe. st. Louis, 4 pm.
River 19 feet 2 inches and rising.
Weather clear and warm.
Movements at the LeVee.
ARRIVALS.
Golden Rule, New Orleans; Future
City and barges, New Orleans; G b.
Church, Cincinnati; Ruth, White river;
Legal Tender, Arkansas river; L Ia, st.
Francis river; GEO. w. Cheek, Helena;
Phil Allin, Friars Point; ]. B. Williams
(towboat), New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
Golden Rule, Cincinnati; Future City
and barges, st. Louis; G. b. Church,
New Orleans; Geo. w. Cheek, Helena;
Phil Allin, Friars Point; Osceola Belle,
Asbport; Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati; J.
B. Williams, Ohio river.
IN PORT.
Legal Tender, Ruth, Ella, Idlewild.
BOATS DUE.
Grand Tower, Julia, Mary Houston,
Belle OF Shreveport.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
ST. LoUIs-Grand Tower, Lennox,
master, five pm.
GAINES LANDINa-IdIewild, Stack
Lee, master, five pm.
WHITE RIvER-Ruth, E. G. Postal,
master, five pm.
ARKANSAS RIvER-Legal Tender,
Ed Rowland, master, five pm.
New ORLEANs-Mary Houston, Chas.
Miller, master, five pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
Legal Tender-335 bales cotton, Is
bags seduction, 1921 SKIS cotton-seed,
IA mules, head horses, COW, % pkgs
sundTies.
The Ruth brought out of White river
$40 Oales cotton, l52 SKIS cott0n-seed, SO
pkgs sundries.
IdIeWild-242 bales cotton, s bags seed.
cotton, 338 sks cotton.ssed, As pkgs sum
dries.
George w. Cheek-45 bales cotton,
ISL SKIS cotton-seed, Il pigs sundries.
The Ella brought out Of st. Francis
river 81 bales cotton, 81 SKIS cOtton-seed.
Phil Allin-l65 bales cotton, 629 sks
cotton-seed, so pkgs sundries.
Leyee Paragraphs.
This is most deceptive weather.
Spring fever prevailed ia epidemic
form about the levee yesterday.
The wharf was crowded with packets
yesterday, and business was good.
The irOn-tug Y. NJ. Jones has laid up
in orIer to repair her Big Muddy dis
turbeT.
The upper Ohio affords a coal-tow
depth, which several towboats will take
advantage OF.
The tOwbost Lookout, with tow Of
ten thousand barrels OF salt, is due from
the Ohio river.
Mnrohal oh Of he
burg, has advertised the Mary Bell for
sale to satisfy several claimants, etc.
Captain Tom LeatheIs and the Vicks.
burgers are at loggerheadP, the Natchez
refusing to stop at Vicksbnrg except for
the mails.
There was a goOdly number OF the
youth and young manhood on the bluffs
yesterday afternoon taking tilt at high
ball and other healthful exercises.
Cincinnati stesmboatmeD are making
business by cutting rates to starvation
figures. That seems to be encouraging
the msrshals and steamboat underWri-
t:rs.
Vicksburg curbstone spectators are
bulling and bearing on Mary Bell SAL
wage claims, but the Herald intimstss
that no Black Hill developments have
rewarded tue financial sharks.
We acknowledge the receipt of Harry
Harris minstrel programme, ON board
the steamer Idlewild, too late for putli-
cation, 1t embraces some rare musical
gems, and will be of the most interest
ing character.
The ViDt Shinkle departed last even
ing for Cincinnati with 800 bales cotton,
300 barrels oil, % bales rags, 263 beer
legs, 200 barrels potatoes, 100 boxes
cheese, so tons miscellaneous, 8 mules,
and 80 cabin passengers.
Says the VlcksbuTg Herald, Of We'd
nssday: "a cult for twenly.thTee thou
sand dollars dams ges was instituted in
the circuit court yesterday by Messrs.
Lamkin & Eggleston against Captain
Leathers, OF the steamer NatchPZ. A