Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-13
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.

BOATs LEAVING THIS DAY.
CINcINNATI- James D. Barker. Charles B, Russell
master five pm.
ARKANSAS RIVER -Maumslle. Thomas Darragh.
master i've pm.
ST. FRANCIS RIvER-Mark Twain, J. ID. Randall
vIoKsBURs- of vicksburg Robert X. Riley
master ten am.
RECEIPTS
Mark Twain-Lot sundIIes.
CoahOma-4q bales cotton, l5b sacks cottOn-Seed
and lI2 pkgs suncrles.
West Wind-7 bales cotton. % sacks cotton seed
dries.
Colorado-I531 bis -four and meal, 430 sacAs
grain. 230 kegs lad. u ca Ks bacon. % crates
cabbages AZ wet bales, ~ head stock, 1923 pigs
Levee Paragraphs
The John B. Maude passed up Sunday with fair
The West Wind and Coahoma departed with
Jimmy NJ Mutt went out steward of the Coahoma
Captain Kinney, the tarpauIin and skid-man at the
levee. IS very low with bilious fever.
The Marx Twain Captain J. d Randall, is the st
Francis river packet this evening al fVe O'CLOCK
The Colorado passed down Sunday evening. She
put of here 1890 packages freight aid added here
The James D. Parker, Captain Charles B. Russell
In command, will be found In port this morning,
receiving for her return trio to the OHIO river
The City of VicksbuIg, Captain Robert r. Riley, is
the AnchoT-line packet at ten o'clock this morning
for Vicksburg and the bends. Chris sharpe Is her
clerk.
Captain r W. Lghtburne. Memphis superintend-
ent of the Memphis and Ohin packet company, leIt
a business trip to Cincinnati He VIII be dDSent
week two.
The Maumelle, Captain Thomas DaTragh in COM
mand is the regular packet for all points on Arkan-
sas river. as far Little Rock at five O'Clock this
evening. Charles Musselman will be found in charge
of her Office.
The local packetmen are rejoicing at the prospect
of having the wharfbOatS moved away from the best
portion of the paved leVee. while the VIII 'rfbOatmen
have the shoe on the other foot. If WharfmaSter
Kellaher makes good approaches to the wnarfboats
he says he will do, can't see where anybody Is
hurt. But 1t Is not proper to move them down be-
low Union street. unless that part of the wharf Is
put proper condition for the handling Of freghts
The James Parker, Captain c. b. Russell. leaves
for the Ohio this afternoon at the usual hour, and
has elegant accommodations for passengers. Be
to 90 by river to Cincinnati thence by rail to all
eastern points, for which special "cheaper-than-
ever are given. Captain Il. Wash Thompson,
a gentleman of culture and refinement, has charge
of the Office while her cabins are presided over by d
steward noted for his fOndness for high living.
Captain Ad Storm denies positively that freight
and passengers were transferred from the Colorado
to the Maude Sunday. He says that transfer OF
mail agents is necessary at Memphis. The up-bound
boat not being permitted to land at Memphis is
obliged to make the transfer In mid-Stream at some
says that the officers of the AnchOrlne packets are
laW-abidlng people, above a mean action and as
anxious to prevent the spread of yeowfeyer as any
citizen of Memphis, or any other place. les,
Mr. Scudder has issued strict orders to all his COM
manders to Tgidly observe whatever quarantine reg
ulatiOns may be required and no one dare not OBJ
serve these orders