Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-31

ures. Weather clear and partly cloudy. Thermom
I eier 81 deg. Light rain this morning.
CAIRO. July 30-NIght- Departed: PoTt Eads 81
l Louis, l pm. River q feet IL inches ana STATION
airy. Weather clear. Mercury 81 deg
! vICKSBURG, July 3O.-weather fair. Themom
Tower. noon: civ Of Alton. . last night; Colder
Crown, am.
ST. LOUIS. July 3O-Departed: City of Helena
vlcksburg The river has risen foot six inches
and is 10 feet inches above low water. Weather
clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE. July 3O.-weather clear and hot
and falling; feet s inches at Caseyville Port list
DOwn-vlnt shinkle, 900 pm; Golden Rule, 3 pm
J. ID. Parker. Business rather active
Movements mt the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
City OF vicl1sburg ST. Louis; Maumelle, Arkansas
river; A. J. White, Arkansas City.
DEPARTURES
City OF Vicksburg VIcksburg; Belle Memphis, ST.
Louis; Manmelle, Arkansas river; Mark Twain ST
Francis river.
A. ]. White.
BOATS DUE.
DD,cH-west Wind Belle OF Shreveport.
Up-Coahoma, City of Alton, Golden Crown.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FRIARs PoNT-COahoma, Stack Lee, master, five
PIN.
JOHNSON LAxDNG-west Wind. J. C. Andrews,
ARKANSAS CIrr-A j. White. n. S. Green. master,
five pm.
RECEIPTS.
Maumele-48 bales cotton, 10 pkgs sundries.
A J. White-2 bales cotton, bags seed cotton,
81 sacks cOtton-seed, 33 pkgs sundrles, l COW ana
City OF vicksburg-2O7O brls -four and meal, 676
sacks 4S0 sacks oats 70 sacks bran, SO bales
hay, 1919 pkgs sundrieS.
Levee Paragraphs.
Business was quiet yesterday.
Local packets went out with fair trips yesterday.
Fellow-suherers In the marine service, tomorrow
The Vint S6inkle is the Friday packet for CincIn-
natl and all way points.
Let's all vote the Democratic ticket straight out
and without scratch tomorrow
The Belle Memphis left for St Louis. adding few
packages and several passengers here.
rhe City OF vicksburg discharged 1924 packages
and added about ten tons for lower way points, as
The West Wind is the upper bender at the usual
hour this evening, Captain J. q. Andrews command
ing. Cyrus Fay attends to the wants OF shippers
The weather was eXcruciatfDgly hot on the leyee
yesterday evening" and sun-shades were in demand.
Tne new Arkansas river packet Marlin Speed Will
arrive here to-day and leaves Saturday for Arkansas
river, taking the place OF the Katie Hooper during
The City of Alton for St Louis, and Golden Crown
for Cincinnati, are both due up from New Orleans
this evening, and of course will have report at
quarantine.
Remember that it is not personal preference, but
vass. What Is lost to the party tomorrow 1t Will be
The James W. Gar LEFT for the Ohio yesterday af-
ternoon with fair trip OF freight and long list OF
passengers, mostly memphis ladies' and families
seeking cooler latitude In which TO spend the sum-
mer.
who support you, those who give you nlnetenths of
the patronage you receive are Democrats; therefore
what is their interest your interest, and the sue
of the party is paramount to everything else.
We regret to hear OF very painful accident to our
esteemed young friend Marin Jones, bill clerk of the
Illinois. While returning from funeral, Monday he
was thrown from his buggy and received severe in
juries, having shoulder dislOca,ed, leg broken,
cover from his injuries.
sIThe Coahoma, Captain Stacker Lee, is the lower
Nar,d mi
She goes only TO Eriar's Point. and consequently
does not within the jurisdiction of the Guaran
therefore, be annoyed with the necessity of having
to change their linen or be fumigated.
Suffer yourselves not to be deceived by the tricks
claims OF the Independent and of the so-called
Radical rascaliy that has cursed this community
since the war up to the time power was wrested from
them by the true and faithful Democracy.
1t is sad commentary upon southern patriotism
to see an honored leader one who bears evidence Of
ialtnIIl Sc, service 70 me southern cause arrayed
shoulder TO shoulder with him In numbers OF hard
fought contestsa for the sake of getting an office,
one his comrades would have delighted to bestOw
upon him had he remained true to his party.
II is now stated by her owners that the A. j. White
not take the place of the Illinois in the Vcksburg
trade, owing to the determination Of the board OF
health to rigdly enforce quarantine measures on all
boats from New Orleans and VIcksburg. Conse.
quently the ]. White and Illinois will not enter
The A. j. White, Captain Nat Green, sails for Ar
kansas City as usual this evening, and does not go
to Vlcksburg in place or the Illinois. we incor-
rectly stated yesterday. The hite will not be sub
ect to quarantine regulations owing to the fact that
she does not go lower down than Arkansas City, and
not into the yelow-fever zone. Parties wishing
pleasant excursion down the river will find the White
o. X.
Fellow-Confeds., you remember how contemplate
a deserter was held in your estimation during the
war. The same sense of honor rules in politics. A
man who prOclaimS himself a Democrat, and prom
iseS 30 abide by the decision of Democratic
vention, and then deserts that promise because he
afraid that convention will ignore his claims for
the office of his ambition, must be held in the
light and treated accordingly
The following Is an extract fro IN letter received
from the captain of the John Porter by Mr.. Archie
Carr, as she passed up Monday evening, and is re-
liable statement Of the condition of affairs on board
that greatly slandered boat: I'VE all well on
board except of fever and ague; all able
were firemen. All three of them, think
died from overhead and drinking ice water My
is in better health than usual for this of
he year and climate"
The following is partial list of the cabin passen-
gers leaving on the James w. Gaff last night: Mrs.
]. Z. Randle and child, Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong,
Mr. Nails children, Mrs, Bullock, Mrs. Mckinney,
Mrs 7. w. Mead, Mrs. Bacon Miss Kate Bacon, Mrs.
Ewing Miss Mile T. Watson, Mr.. Scott and family,
Mrs Carroll, MISS Temple, Miss Cora Davis, Mr..
Brooks and wife, Miss Rose DOugherty. Miss Ida
Wright, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Thompson, MIR. KOuntZ,
wife and family; Colonel D. o. Carr, United States
and children, Chas. q. Finnie, W. p. Williams, c.
Martin, DR.. Allen, and twenty others in the cabin
There were also twenty two on deck.