Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-03

work on the iron steamer Carondslet and
| yesterday raised her chimney to It's place. He
| and other repsiis and alterations under full
| heaowsy. .
The Vicksburg Herald, otsthe mt, has the
following: The dandy Frank will be apt 20
give the ssucy Grand Tower another Whiri to-
morrow morning" Fhe dandy Frank may
whirl until you cat 20 int the "spokes" in ne 7
" ueel, aud she can't overhaul the 'saDcy"
Grand Tower.
A PitJsburg telegrs N OF Tuesday says: There
is no money In boating on the present water,
as prices cannot be advanced IS they could
before there was railToad competition. Cap.
tain James Rees, Jr., Will take Captain Pos
tails new steamer, Hard Cash, to Memphis.
she will be com pIeted In about two weeks.
he Osceola, CAPTAIN CATER, arrived from
ST. Francis river last night with 57l sacks Of
trip OF sGndries. Among her cotton bales
was a new bale, the FIST out OF that stream
shipped by Jules Lesser from Mariana, Ar
kansas and consigned TO Messrs. MADDEN q
In our notice OF the Ruth yesterday we did
not give the names of the entire crew. We
give them now. Mill. X. Harry, master; Ed.
Crowell, chief clerk; william 1urney and 4.
Ba. ksmith, assistants; Chsrles Bender, mate;
James Kinman and William Wsrman, pilots;
W. T. Forbes, engineer; Peter Duffy, steward
anc dispenser of liquid cO'nIortS. Captain j.
I. Washington is her agent, at No. 800 Front
The Hot springs tArk) Telegraph has this to
say asout an old Memphis marine: "MaJor
John u. Adams, an olu and popular steam
laugh. 1he majcr, since he has got fat and
lazy, does not laugh near 80 well as ne did in
those god old ante beIisinI days when his
heart was II ght and free. Major John is q resi-
type OF the genuine old ArksDsaw gentleman,
kind hearted and ge' eroGs 10 fault. We
are always happy TO Meet him."
We can a tention to a notice of the pretty
George W. Cheek CAPTAIN Nat Green, in our
loo Al columns. The Cheek has taken new
lease on ife paTs60lieaily sPea * ana Is
is of1cered as follows: Nat s. Green, master;
D. = Davis, CHIEF clerk; Johu Langlois AMI
Lee Woodland, assistants; Joe Solari, mates
Harry Graham, chief engineer; Joe Smith,
mar keeper; William Young, coloTed, steward.
We did NOT learn the names OF the pilots.
DR.. Thomas J. Grithths, surgeon in charge OF
the United States marine hospital at Louis
Vile, reports the following as the condition of
the hospital under his charge during the
rema; ming the last day of july, 80; admitted
during the month of August, Al; treated, l2l I;
discharsed, So; died, /; remaining on the la
day Of August, 81; outdoor marine patients
treated during the mo tn. 10. The man that
Cied was named Unad Johnston, colored
rouser, on the steamer United states.
The Ruth, Captain Milt Harry, skipped out
for White river yesterday with a splendid
Load OF freight and a number OF passeD gers
General Tam Sullivanis Little Democrat"
was aboard, and be.ched few Democratic
speeches as the Ruth rounded out. That gun
has been taught the En- Iish language TO the
Three cheers for Tilden and Hendricks and
q tiger for the APPEAL" That's the reason |
Captain Harry is taking 1t up White river
He also wants to We Ike up the natives TIP that
stream so that all his old friends may come 30
the bank and take a look at his pretty little
boat, The Little Democrat" will be howl. |
ing up White river all this week, and Milt |
Harry is tue happiest man alive. Watch him,
and don't let him get away with himself
The Phil AIIin and CoahOma Launched. |
The following dispatch shows that we were |
ahead of the hounds about the Phil Allln's |
arrival from Mound City. We find consola- |
ton in the fact that we were not the only one |
The dispatch is not altogether |
lucid as to when:we may look for the Allin.
MOUND CITY, ILL.,, September q, 1876.
RIVER EDITOR APPEAL-The Phil Allin and |
Coahoma were launched to-day. The Allin |
will leave as soon as lined up.
STACKER LEE.