Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-22

ton, 1898 sacks cotton-seed, IA packages sundIies
ouachita Belle-25I bales cotton LIB bags seed
James W. Gar-45q packages furniture. Az
Packages glassware. 556 boxes canned goods, ZUU
bent handles, 3I9 bales hay. $40 barrels n1uf o2o
barrels meal ~ barrels potatoes, @i6 barrels ap-
Piles. * barrels onions, 1877 barrels whisky 20 bar
rels cifer 30 barrels vinegar 400 rolls psgggc 70
8 sacks corn, 20 butter, buggies, 20 coops
poultry, 1000 packages miscellaneous freight
Levee Paragraphs.
Business fair.
The weather was cold.
The Belle Of Texas Captain James Reese, due to-
Several steamers due had not arrived up to nine
O'Clock last night.
The U. P: schenck is Edue down this morning on
Tee river has fallen two inches at this point In
The Golden Rule, Captain o. p. Shinkle, is due
up to-day for the Ohio river.
The Maumelle. Captain Thomas Darragh, Is the
Saturday packet for Arkansas river.
The James Howard Will get here, on her way down
to New Orleans, 20O0 bales cotton.
The Phil Allln for Prentss and ouachlta Belle for
Arkansas City departed with fair trips.
The Maumelle Will have her repairs done In time
to leave for Arkansas river tomorrow evening.
The Gold Dust, Captain John 7. MCord, passes
The George W. 6hetk laid over to make few re.
pairs, and will leave tomorrow evening, her regular
Plenty OF north wind yesterday. Where, oh, rwheS
is your ulster gone? Into the hands of ''minJ
The Josie Harry Captain Milt R. barry, is due to-
day from White river, and returns again tomorrow
evening.
Steger. Miller d Uhlmersicks fat loaded with pc.
tatoes passed down yesterday for New Orleans, from
The CITY of Helena Captain l. H. M'Kee, is the
Anchor-lne packet this evening at five O'Clock for
ST. Louis George Walton IS her CLERK. .,o,, How,
Stein clerk left Cincinnati last night for New Or
leans and will be due here Monday evening.
The Grand Tower, Captain George LennOx, is the
AuchOrli line packet this morning at ten O'Clock for
yicksours and the bends Thomas White is her
The A. j. White Captain William ]. Ashford in
command, Is the packet this evening a; fVe O'CLOCK
for Helena and ali way landings. Marlin Jones Is
her clerk. - ., NJ, Ut, WA.
commanding. arrived yesterday from Cincinnati
with 800 tons of miscellaneous freight, 119 cabin
passengers and 81 deckers.
two days at Randolph bend is at present tied up
ine orders G SE rom New oresns
The COahOma, Captain Henry Cooper on deck, Is
the regular packet this evening at ye o'clock for
I is her clerk, assisted by Jimmy Thomas:
been unavoIdably detained. leaves to-day at noon
for all points on the Ohio river as far as Clncin-
natl she gives the eheSpet rates 70 al points east
The s. Louis G'c3eID Democrat OF the twentieth
says: General Miles the LITTLE craft built by the
mountain Frenchman lett for Memphis yesterday
loaded fiat. she must have had July Tour or fve
pounds Of egR kee ed VIII Haeb TaeT
she has very recently been purchased by Meye:burg
From the New Orleans Times, of the twentieth:
| The fie-t City of Alton, of last evening" for ST
Louis, mad Tor cargo: 2UUU SACKS salt, 2UU nOSS-
head sugar so barrels molasSeS, $50 barrels rice,
80 tons miscellaneous freight she Will also take on
the coast 200 hogshead sugar. The great iron
huge trip. She telegraphs that she had on board,
when passing NatcheZ, 1856 bales cotton and 5000
sacks seed. The boil has commenced to roll. Moth
| ing like II to keep up commerce"
The towbJat Little Eagle arrived yesterday morn
Ing, having i'll charge the following United States
| survey boats recently built at New Albany: Ten
neSses, Mississippi, louisiana Pioneer, and at this
place they add the Arkansas. The fleet is In COM
mand of Lieuter ant lockwood. and here is force
| of one hundred men on the boats During the win
ter they will operate between Scanlan'S Landi G,
Arkansas and Delta, Mississippi. The work will be
general surveying including sOandings and getting
lOw-water lEeS The headquarters of the chtef-en-
gineer General Comstock, Will be at Detroit Mlchi-
gan.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, of last Tuesday. says:
last evening. Her officers report tee river hence to
Cairo freer from distractions than any two hundred
miles OF the Ohio. She has pulled up ON this trip
light Snag opposite Evansville, and the trip has
taken ont seventy-eight SnagS between Gallo and
Evansville; also the remains of the Robert Moore,
at Cumberland anf barge of iron; barge of The Tom
Means, sunk at Cave in the Hook, an obstruction
that has been missed for several years at the land
ing, and wreck at Walkers of sunken lime boat
that has been there for twenty years; also log
which the w. A. johnson struck some months ago.
1t was Immediately 10 the channel. Captain q. II.
Drown and Lieutenant O'ShaughneSsy were in fine
health and spirits at the good they had accomplish
| In the lower Ohio. John NJ Cune Cairo and Evans
Vile pilot, had charge OF her wheel from Cairo to
| Evansyi le."