Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-13
Maximum Thermometer ~ deg.
Minimum Thermometer 81 deg.
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Bv Telegraph.
| CINCINNATI, December 12-Noon.-Rlver falling.
Weather clear and cold
PITT 5BURG, December l2.-Weather cloudy and
cool. River - feet aud falling.
WHEELING (V.Va), December 12.-River "a
feet q inches and rising SLOWLY; Il may possibly
VICK5BURG, December I2.-Weather cloudy and
cool; thermometer, IS deg River rising II inches
In pass twenty four hours Arrived: john B Maude,
John B. Maude.
NEW ORLEANS, December 12.-Weather clear,
party cloudy; thermometer, 80 deg. Arrived Jonn
d. SculY, Pittsburg Departed Future City. belle
OF shreveport. ST louis; HenIy Frank, Memphis;
Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati.
PURI EADS. December l2-Arrfved: Ships Wal
ter D. W let, Bremen; Joseph Miibury Liverpool;
Hectanbogd, Dubl n; barks Norma, Waterford; Fs
Stsamuips l. he star and Knlckerboeker, New Yolk;
ship Viola. Pensacola
CAIRO. December 70 Noon.-weather fair and
( cold. Arrived: Commonwealth, S . Louis, = am /;
Golden Rule, Cincinnati. 3 am; itelle Memphis,
GoiOen Cit, Rev orleans, 10 N.m. Departed: City of
Helena, vlcksburg, am; Golden kule New Or
ans, 10 am; commonwealth. New Orleans, l
am; Belle Memphis, st. Louis, am; Golden
CITY, Cincinnati, II am.
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
Geo. W. Cheek, Frars Point: John A. Scudder
New Orleans; Charles Morgan, New Orleans Vint
Shinkle, Cincinnati; Gate City; St. Louis; opachita
Belle Arkansas City; Illinois, Riverton; E. o. stan
DEPARTURES.
Geo. W. Cheek, Frars Point; Illinois, Rive, ton;
CHARLES Morgan, Cincinnati; John A Scudder, ST.
Louis; Osceola Belle, Osceola; Ouacbita Belle, Ar
kansas City.
vlnt shlnkle, Gate City, E O. S:anard.
BOATS DUE
D01cn Commonwealth, City Of Helena. Golden
Up-Coahoma, Marlin Speed. Josie Harry.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FRIARs POINT COahoma, JamesSLee masfr, 5
pm.
NEW oRLEANs-Golden Rule, o. P. shInxle, mas
ter, 10 ain.
vICxsBURG-City of Helena l. H. M'Kee master,
10
ST. LOUIS Grand Tower. GEO. Lenox master,
> m.
Receipts Yesterday.
Gate City $50 barrels -four
T. q. SIannarI-ti2 brls ,tatoes. AZ casks chains,
Iillnos-157 bales cotton, As bags seed cotton,
1884 sacks cotton SEED and 65 packages sundr!es.
molasses, % bales ton and % packages sundries.
Geo. w Chrek-l22 bales cotton, bags seed
dries
ouachlLa Belle 242 bales cotton, So bags seed
cotton 616 sacks co ton-Seed, 35 hogsheaus sugar,
barrels molasses 3 sacks salt.
Osceola Bele-276 bales cotton. 81 bags seed
packages sundrleS ana lot of househO.d llunder
Yiut Shinkle-400 brls meal, aO4 brls potatoes
bales nay, 20 DIS vinegar, tj3 bags cats IO4 bsgS
con. 1 bids shingles, Az trunks merchandise,
400 boxes soap anu candles, 4S0 miscellaneous
p5ckases, lO4 pkg, castings, 30 boxes glassware.
oO pisces iron, s2I pkgs pdpSr.
LeVee Paragraphs.
Business continued gOoa.
Weather cold and clUluy.
The local packets departed yesterday with fair
trips.
fue Marlin Speed, Captain E. B. Smith, is the
Saturday packet for Arkansas river.
Tue Sam Roberts and barges departed last night
foTsEvansV,le with zoos bales cotton.
Inc Z. r Cnoutedu Teshipped her Memphis
3 Lee from
Helena tor New Orleans
Tne Commonwealth, with the new Ancho5-lIne
whartbOat Capitol CITY Is due here to day.
he receip.s by river yesterday S22 bales cot
ton, 1873 bags Seed-cottOn. and 4470 SACKS Cotton
seei.
Captain John Harpmann, agent of the Memphis
ard OF undeIwT1e & and family returned ye5teI-
day ON the IVnt Shinkle.
The cay OF Helena, captain o II. M'Kee. is the
AnchOrl no Jacket his morning at ten o'clock for
Vcksburg. George Walton Is her clerk.
the Grand I0"er, CaptaIn ueoige LenoX, is the
AncHor-iine packet this evening five O'Clock
ST. Louis. Thomas White is her clerk
wnarfmasIer Kallaher has deterhined to comply
vita The request OF steambOatmen, and remove the
wharfbOats below the foot Of Monroe street
Captain Ed Thomas of the Adams mall line
City. on The elegdnt S Gamer Ouachi a Bile.
Inc cate Clty from 81 Louis, arrived beTe yester-
she Will remain here several days To dispose OF her
cargo.
four days and half our with 1000 tons freight for
ne ONO river. she had 40 cabin Passengers and
lie L. y. Stanard. on her way to New Orleans
from ot Louis put of here yesterday, 244 packages
freight She viii add here $40 bales cotton and $40
TIE Josie Harry, Captain Miit E. Harry will be
lo~nI III port to-day, and leaves again Tomorrow
eyening for all points on White IiV5r Colonel j. D.
Moore holds forth in her office.
The CVahoma, Captain james Lee In command Is
Tie reg ular PACKET this evening" at hve O'Clock for
tnars Point and all way landings. William Smitner
an jimmy Thomas are her etHs.
Tie splrndld passenger Packet Golden hule, Cap
tai" o. Z Shlnkls on ueck, passes down this morn
ing at ten o'clock fer New Orleans AID the bends.
W: Il. Sh Nv Is her atten i've clerk
Major John hai bIii. Superintendent of the Mem
pms oni Aka sds river packet company, received
telegram yesterday morning IT. Little Rock stating
that Tue rvel had riSea Jour inches AID come 10 a
stand
I4Is evening bill for the extension OF the Mis-
slsslppl and Tennessee railroad track along the
eYse, viii be brought before the board OF aldermen.
klv r men should not fal 10 have representative
Cerk VIM. Nuckles and Mate Sim Sayres have ar
rived TOO the Wreck or The 4. j. ite, which they
report becoming rapidly submerged IN water and
she Is no" uown to the Doiier deck. Ever thing
been Removed fToIl her that uid be or sold.
Mr VIM. Wheeler, s0cable gentleman aud COM
tent clerk who has credltaoly filled the position
ker, has been appointed by the Memoir anu Ohio
river PACKET company as receiving ana discharslng
clerk On the leNee Tor this emu OF The line.
The Sint Shinkle arrived about nom vest rday
With trstclaS5 triy OF freight and good company
In tne cabin Captain NJ intyre will lay over till to-
morrow evening, When she returns 70 the Ohio,
are glad TO know, with good outlook for return
trip. Clerk Lindsay Is at mis- post usual, ably
assisted by Harry Gasley and Fred Bates
The Carl SchurZ, from the upper Ohio river came
in yesterday morning with three produce baIges one
Of Which she left here and belongs to Captain John
potatoes and apples. He has been on his way about
one month, having been detained In the Ohio river.
her whole stock. The Schurz has two other barges
which she has taken south.
Face to Face with Disease.