Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-01

So: 500 pm pm. 5sf7 s. E. : FAIL FaiT
Maximum Thermometer So deg.
Minimum thermometer AZ deg.
BY Telegraph.
NASHVILLE. March 31.-River rising, with 10
feet on the sLoals-
LITTLE ROCK, March 31.-R River falling slowly
with feet below the gauge
PITTsBURG, March 3l.-River IA feet inches
and falling. Weather-elear and pleasant.
WHEELING (W.Va.l. March 3l.-River 10 feet
4 inches and rising Weather clear and pleasant
NEW ORLEANS. March weather-clear;
thermometer, as deg. Arrived: Commonwealth and
John Dippold and baIgeS, S. Louis.
NICKSBUR9, March 31.-River risen 3 inches.
W,eatherneiearT; thermometer 75 deg Up; City Of
pm.
LOUISVILLE March 31.-River falling, with Is
feet in the canal. Weather-clear and pleasant.
Departed: New Mary Houston, New Orleans; Charles
Morgan, Cincinnati.
CAIRO, March 31-Noon.-Arrived: John Porter
Cincinnati, midnight; John B, Maude Vicksburg s
am; Red Wing, Memphis Departed Garrett,
Red Wing and John B. Maude, St. Louis IL am.
Weather fair and pleasant. .Night-Riyer 81 feet
deg arrived: Future City, New Orleans, 3 pm.
Departed: Future City, ST. Louis, pm.
Movements al the LeVee.
ARRIVALS.
Osceola Belle, osceola; City of vIcksburg, vicks
Francis river; Maumele, Arkansas river; Coahoma,
Friars Point; George ". Cheek. FlIars Point Dyers-
]
Jam IS w. Gaff, Cincinnati; Colo Dust, ST. Louis
DEPARTURES.
City of Vicksburg St Louis; Belle of Shreveport,
ST Louis; Shields New Madrid; oseeola Belle,
burg,
IN PORT.
Mlumelle, OuaehIta Belle, BatesvlIle, Illinois,
James W. GafT, Dyersburg.
BOATS DUE.
Io7rla-Golden Crown, Annie P Silver
Upland Cash, Robert Mitchell.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY..
FRIARs POINT G. W. Cheek, Stack Lee master
3 pm.
vIcKsBURG ouachlta Belle, Mark R. Cheek mas
ter. pm.
ST. FRANCIS RIVER -Batesville, j. D. Randall
master, pm.
ARKANSAS RIvER-Maumelle, Thomas Darragh
master, D pm.
Observation-Disclosures, C. j. Berry master. pm.
CINCINNAT-Robert Mitchell, Dan Moore master,
II m
NEW ORLEANS Golden Crown, Eugene shinkle
Receipts Yesterday.
Golddnst-5224 pkgs miscellaneous freight.
City or Vicksburg-25 bales cotton, 100 pigs sun
Belle OF shreveport-14O. brls sugar, lis pkgs
soda, ID boxes oranges, 20 SKIS salt
/ ton, 2I5 sacks cotton-seed, 100 pkgs sundrles
cotton, 23I sacks cotton seed, 20 pkgs sundries.
DyersOuIg-166 bales cotton, 3 bags seed-cotton,
George W. Cheek-177 bales cotton, 99 sacks cot
ton seed, 81 sacks corn, $4,000 feet lumber 10
osceoIa BeIe--41 balg cotton, 10 bags seed-cot-
| 2 boilers, ID pkgs SundFies.
6 BatesYiIle brought out OF st. Francis river 1852
bales cotton, bags seed-eotton, 5O2 sacks COTTON
| seed, bales hides, 80 pkgS sundrieS.
NJames W. Gaff-i5O brls flour, 246 brls meal, 132
bTlS whisky. 202 brls potatoes, 159 brl5 apples 80
bFs cement, 2I0 bales hay, % l6 SKIS corn, 30 SKIS
oats, 379 bundles shingles, 555 empty oil brls SO
| neous freights.
LeVee Paragraphs.
Local packets cleared with good trips yesterday.
Business was fair yesterday. 50 was the weather
The Guiding star passes up for Cincinnati at noon
tomorrow.
The Greyhound arrived out of tbs Ohio yesterday
The Hattie Rowland has been raised, and nov
lies safe at the Little Rock wharf.
The City of Vicgsburg added 377 bales cotton as
she passed up for St Louis yesterday
down for New Orleans tomorrow afternoon.
Receipts by since last report, 1907 bales cot
| a. j. Mcconnell and Billy Darragh, clerks of thu
Hattie Rowland, came round onthe Maumelle yester
81 Francis river will be represented to-day by tn,
Batesyille, Captain J. D. Randall. d. B. Abraham
one item Of the freight bronght in by the jaime:
W. GaG yesterday, was 2576 saks corn, got In tn
Billy Nuckels, who has been In the Office of tn
Kaydid the past several months, arrived In the CIT
Colonel Fred Kramer, father-n-law of CaptaiI
Thomas Darragh, arIiged from Little Rock yesterda
The DyeTs6uig, for Dyersburg, Captain G. j. Berry
!, = n Psnalstnn clerk sails for her destination
The Robert Mitchell passes up at noon to-day 10
the Ohio river. Captain Dan Moore commands, VIII
Frank Glenn In the office
The haumelle, Captain Tom Darragh. Charlie
Musseluan clerk, sails for Arkansas river this afteI
noon, In place of the Hattie Nowland
Captain James Reese, jr., returned from his Flo
short 81 the sinking OF the Hattie Rowland
: The Golden Crown, Captain eugene SnlnkIe
; morning. Chant Shinkle VIII be found in the otic
: The Geo. W. Cheek Captain Stack Lee leaves a
usual for Frars Jnt and the bends this Afternoon
I Gopher her. Billy Houston and Nat Bank
: The Ouachita Belle is the mailliner for Wick
burg this AFTERNOON at nSe O'Clock MarS x; Chee
telegram to Captain r. W. Lightburne yesterda
l from Captain Ed Postal states that the Hard Gas
\ will be in this morning and return to White rive
7 tomorrow evening. as usual
about the Nowland: The Rowland has been raise
; and landed at the bank below the oil mill. She wi
3 The recent purchase of steamers, which cause
the 'lay-qp, of couple OF packets. has also ial
t precate the situation We hope they Will not Ion
: CaDtain John Hardin received his orange orchar
!. | yesterday, Captain James Reese having returne
F0 f W tS MAS s caS s 6 DT. SU
/, full in getting our order nled.a bag OF neasmaI
bunk with him.
n The trial OF the popular lower bend steambo
!, mate Phin Starr, which has just transpired at FL
:, reYvllle, Mississippi, has resulted In his aequta
he was on trial Tor the killing OF negro 81 Nlolett
= Landing some two years ago, which the jury, cor
1, posed equally of whites and blacks were unannoV
d in the verdict that the killing was done In sefd
~ | tense.
q Mr.. Johnny Robb notified yesterday that
would not be allowed to put up seats on the BLU
= for the accommodation OF the multitude who VI
visit that locality this afternoon to witness the exh
ID billion promised. People will have 10 take the
I'd chances. The performance viii take place betWet
Is two and four o'clock opposite the foot OF JeferS(
ey street. that the best positions may be had
a bluff between Court and jefferson streets.
r. The James W. Gaff, the flagship OF the Memph
y and Ohio river fleet of packets arrived yesterd
IT with five hundred tons of freight and good show
y passengers She is entitled TO full load going ba
| IN fine Ohio tomorrow evening. Captain r.
IL Wise has as usual grand scht me on the tapis.
> which the little folks interested. II Is graz
Nav excursion and festival TO take place on TueSds