Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-25

1890
bsrges last night. Tor ST. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, March 24.-River falling with II
feet in the canal Weather clear and pleasant
Departed: Pals c. Brown, New Orleans.
NICkSBUR6, March 24.-RiVeT risen 8 inches.
Weather-elear; thermometer "a deg. Up: TtOs.
Sleflcek M joan A ScuGder. 8 PM Grand
Tower. IL pm.
CAIRO March 24-Noon.-ArrIved: A. j. Baker
New New Orleans ,d. 3 pm; Colorado, yleksburg a m:
D"S Mar Hapt dT
parted: Vint Shnkle, Memphis. 9 p. m; Andy Baum
Mary Houston, Cincinnati. 10 m Nisht River 3
ieet ireh, and rising Weather-t2ir; theTmome,
p m; Gold Dust, New Orleans. 3 pm; Golden Rue,
cincinnati. . pm Departed; Bg!ey, Louisville
Louis, 8 pm: Golden Rule, New Orleans, 6 pm.
Movements N the Lcvee.
ARRIVALS.
John B. MauGe, City of Vicllsburg, st. Louis ]. B.
NJ Kehlor Neg orleans; COahoma, Geo. ". Cheek,
Ouach,ta Belle vicksburg; Shields, New Madhd;
Osceola Bale, Osceoa Batesve. st. Francis IiveI;
Marlin Speed, Mound City: Dy5rsbuTg, DyersbuTg,
DEPARTURES.
John B. Maude City of VIcksburs Vicksburg; j.
Z. NJ kehl9r Belle Memphis, St. Louisi Shields,
New Madrid; Osceola Belle, Oseeola; Coahoma,
IN PORT.
Ou2chita Belle, Geo. W. Cheek, BAtesville. Ma lin
Speed, Dyersburg.
BOATS DUE.
Dotcn-Vint ShIukle
Up-Hard Cash. Golden CITY.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FKIARs POINT George W. Cheek, Stack Lee mas
ter, pm.
vIcKsBURG Ouachita Belle, Mark R. Cheek mas
ter, D pm.
master, D pm.
DYERsBURG-Dyersburg, C. j. Berry master, pm.
pm.
NEW ORLEANs-Golden Rule, o. P. Shinkle mas
ter, II N.
ARKANSAS RIvER-Marlin Speed, Rees PrItchard
master, pm
CrNOiNNATI-Golden City, ]. D. Hegler master
Receipts Yesterday.
Belle Memphis bales cotton and lot Of sun
dries.
George W. Cheek-49 bales cotton, So sacks cotton
Coshoma I40 bales Gotten, s48 sacks cotton
John B. Maude-2O0 bFls meal A bales cotton
and 1900 pkgs MISCELLANEOUS freight.
OuacHita Belle-71 bales cotton. bags seed
| cotton, 10 SACKS corn and 20 pigs sundries.
Illinols-16l bales cotton. J bags seed-cottol
y Shelds-6 bales cotton, 6S3 sacks cotton seed.
301s bags seedcotton, 2722 sac2s corn and 10 pkgs
Osce0ia BelIe-122 bales cotton, 10 bags seed
cotton, 724 sacks cotton-seed Pigs suhdrles and
Baiesviie brough. out of ST. Francis river 53
bales cotton, Il bags seed cotton 7l9 sacks cotton
j. b. "a KehlorN72 barrels molasses, lot sundrIes
ID, d ersburg-72 bales cotton "a bags seed-coiton'
| 2U3 sacks corn, II pigs sundrieS. 80
City OF VieAsburg-l!l2 barrels HOUR ~ barrels
$50 sacks bran So sacks seed, 885 ,pkgs iard 5
barrels OIL IA Skgs white lead 81 ss sh c95Io
! kgs miscellaneous fTeightS.
| LeVee Paragraphs.
Business good
Local PACKETS leaving port since last report had
The Dyer burg sails for Dyersburg at five O'Clock
The Golden Rule passes down for New Orleans at
| noon to-day, as advertised.
The Geo. ". Cheek sails for Friars Point AID the
bends, as usual, this evening.
The beautiful spring invited US all ont OF
doors Sunday and yesterday.
Il. Francis river will be represented by the Bates
| Vile at the usual hour this afternoon.
| The Ouachita Belle, OF the Adams mall line,
leaves for Vicksbug ut five O'Clock this evening.
| The Hard Cash viii arrive from White river 10
s SIGHT aud returns 'Om0rF'" evening Win all IN
receipts By river since last report, 68S bales cot
too, 100 bags seedcotion, and 2292 SACKS cottoh-
The Belle Memphis added 597 bales Cairo cotton,
when she passed w for ST. Louis yesterday alter-
The Writ Shnkle. which viii be found in port to-
ay Will leave for Cincinnati TO morrow afternoon al
the usual hour
The John B. Maude discharged fourteen hundred
Packages and Ided about twenty tons, when she
| passed down Sunday.
The United States surveyboat octavia passed up
We are not safe in telling any more stories about
MAD as March farewell h5 Is not so mad HIM
gel, but 1t is unsafe, you Know. .-
that the news mas reached that city that the None
such has passed vanBuren on her way w the Ar
kansas liver to Arkansas City, Kansas, two hundred
and seyehty-tve miles above Fort Gibson -
sThe Marlin Speed, to which an accident occurred
| Just below LltIle Rock Il week or so ago. arrived
1Fom Mound CITY yesterday, thoroughly repaired ano
will tackle Arkansas river again at Iye 0c OK I'M:
her, with Wash Flojd i'll the Office, assisted DS JONI
the Charles P Chouteau Is coming up the rigel
| with family Of alligatOTs aboard We nope GeoTs'
and DOMINIC Hanh VII pc 20 P 1ry Ie
me damagst3rs from being MADE up INTO ,S wee
house until the ChOuteau has passed Memphis
Captain James Reese, IT,, left for Florida by las
: way. When he returns he Will be able to tell al
about navigation on the 81. JOINS ana lnuIdi
| rivers. He has orders for dozen OF more orang
r groves, as many banana patches. and a pineappl
forest The latter is understood to be for Captain
; piers while we gave orders for bag of feas.
those Wishing u study the anatomy or the olrt
e | known as the squirrel, may have The OpportunlT
i soon as there IS going TO be cold-blooded murde
; committed on one. certain marine hlled nj
Il pockets with nuts few nights ago. but forgetting
distribute them among his little children friends 10
:, whom ne hau purchased them went to bed as wa
s his custom. The pet squirrel in some manner &c
Il out OF MS cage and opeyIng The insIiActs of IN
J, brute, went for those nuts. Ia doing So ne gnaWe
:. of pants. chewed up par OF suspenders and mad
nests In his cage out of the poor mans socks. TIL
e bunny" sitting on the hanging basket mex
mo Dihg, looking awful sick, seemingly hsvin
: tackled more than he could absorb In that pdir
5 sOCGE
: Ehank fer SsoEa WORK by the SDag
D, BOaL S3'CUmD.
,. RIVER EDITOR APPEAL-Please PIE sent throug
: your RIVER OUlum1, to Captain Bhch and tilot jon
> OF the United states Snag boat NJ Comb the thant
OF fraternity for their valuable services
a removing distractions from the channel beiwee
:; CAIRO and st. Louis. on their last Trip The WoI
n there accomplished by them, Is positive eTident
}, that II the government appropriations are mac
r available when most needed, coming genefatio!
will have 10 Look past history Tor the record OF
D / sunken steamboat. PILOT.
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