Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22

A. J. White, Napoleon; George w.
Cheek, Helena; Phil Allip, Frlars Point
Belle Memphis, st. Louis; Ida Stock
ton, Helena; Cons Millar, Cincinnati;
City Of Vicksburg, VicksbuTg; Illinois,
Vicksburg; G.. B. Church, New Orleans;
City Of Augusta, White river; NJ. LIv-
ingston, Hatohie river; Osceola Belle,
Ashport
DEPARTURES.
A. J. White, Napoleon; George W.
Cheek, Helena; Phil Allfn, Friars
Point; Belle Memphis, st. Louis; Ida
Stockton, st. Louis; City OF Vicksburg,
81. Louis; G. B. Church, Cincinnati.
IN PORT.
Cons Millar, Illinois, City Of Augusta,
M. Livingstone, Oscsols Belle.
BOATS DUE.
Julia, Golden Rule, Belle of Texas,
Mary Bell, Commonwealth, John A.
Scudder.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TUESDAY.
PRESIDENTS ISLAND - BERTHE, Dan
Jones, master, four pm.
VICKsBURG Illinois, Mark r. Cheek,
master, five pm.
WHITE RIvER-City of Augusta, Milt
Harry, master, five pm.
ARKANSAS RIvER-BelIe of Texas, J.
J. Dalragh, master, five pm.
CINCINNATI-Cons Millar, J. 81. Pep
per, master, five pm.
VICKsBURG-Julis, w. H. Blake, mas
ter, ten am.
. AsHPoRT-O,ceola Belle, o. K. Jop-
lin, master, five pm.
RECEIPTS YESTERDAY.
Belle Memphis-2600 bbls flour, $50
bbls meal, 122 bales cotton, 1900 pals
and 375 kegs lard, 20 bales hay, SIS sacks
oats, 100 sucks brsu, 1913 sacks corn, 200
boxes crackers, IS bbl3 pork, 1876 bbls po-
tatGes, 35 tier3es, Is stoves, 10 casks ba.
con, 10 boxes eggs, cops poultry, 400
pkgs sundries. Total, 600 tons.
Cons. Millar-9 bales cotton, 1856 pkgs
furniture, 684 sacks oats, 279 bbIs pOts.
toes, 129 bbis whisky, l09 bales hay, Ops
bills line and cement, 81 bbls apples,
100 tons miscellaneous freight.
Phil AlIin-397 bales cotton, Is bags
seei-cottop, 1872 s&cGs cotton-seed, l03
pkgs sundries.
Geo. w. Cheek-234 bales cotton,
bags &c d-cottop, $50 sacks cotton seed,
81 pigs sundries.
A. J. Viii e-l90 bales cotton, "a b lgs
seduction, SIS sacks cotton-seed, and
O lot of sundri.s.
Illinois-l75 bales cotton, 70 bags seed
cotton, So sacks cjttOI -eed, and lit of
sunIries.
M. Livingston-10S bal e cotton, 1876
sacks cottoD-sesd, and lot Of sundries.
City of Augusta brought out Of White
~ los Oh 30,
seed, Is head cattle, 43 head hogs, 7
deer, 10 saddles venison, and lot of cum
dries.
G. B. Church. hhjs sugar, As bbls
molasses, crates cabbage, bblS beets,
2 bales cotton, and lot Of sundries.
Osceola Belle-26i tales cotton, 81
bags seed-cotton, and 1876 sacks cotton
seed.
The Mary Lowry Burned. and the LO.
tus Sunk.
NEW ORLEANS, February 20 The
steamboat Mary Lowry, rom Red river
for New Orleans, with thirteen hundred
bal of cotton, and other freight, took
fire at Carrcllton to-day, and burned to
the waters edge. \ small portion OF
the cargo was thrown overheard and
saved in 2 damaged condition. No lives
were lost. Tctsl loss about forty thou.
sand dollars; insurance not known.
The steamboat Lotus NJ. 8, from JET
ferson, Texas, for New Orleans, with one
thousand Lales Of cotton, sank on Lake
st. Cha as. The boat Is believed to be
a total loss; the cargo will be saved in q
damaged condition.
Levee Paragraphs.
Business brisk.
Shipments were slack yesterday, on
account Of the rain.
The hull of the new Bob Lee is nearly
planked, and woTkmen have commenced
on her upper works.
The Red Cloud burst steam pipe at
Danville, on Tennessee river, Friday
morning, scalding deck passenger.
The Be- lie Memphis made a big thing
this trip, having an immense trip Of
freight, l05 cabin and 81 deckerJ down.
From a marine standpoint yesterdays
weather layout was not of the &c light.
full PERSIA noD. There was too much Of
the wet ingredient.
The Presidents Island packet Berthe
runs like q scared wolf, and affords an
excellent opportunity for pleasant trip
down to the Island and bacs.
Captain Howgate, Of the weather bu-
resu at Washington, has promised to
keep Us ENTHUSIASTICALLY posted day or
two preceding Mardi- Gras day.
The Osceola Belle, the popular upper
bend packet, leaves this evening for
Asbport and all the intermediate land
inRs Five O'Clock is her hour.
TIE Charles Morgan left Cincinnati
with one hundred and fifty Msrdi. Gras
excurSIonists, among the % four bridal
a-ties. Won't there be cid fun on that
bua ? She'll be here tomorrow.
c ,ptain Grammar shipped the re.
pslfrh machinery for the Idlewild on
the Vint Shinkls from Evansville last
night, therefore she will not he able to
go out this evening, So vas hoped.
Durf has got his foot in 1t again, as
usual. He announced yesterday that
Captain Glenn had been appointed dep
ty-whsrfmaster, but as that of1icer is
dasignated by the Whatfmaster, and Pat