Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-02-28
Above Low
wafer
. Below hlgh water marx OF 1874
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
Maximum Thermometer "a deg.
Minimum thermometer ID deg.
BY Telegraph.

800 800 Pun pun 800 IS Sc. Clear.
Maximum Thermometer 81 deg.
Minimum thermometer % deg.
BY Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, February 27.-River falling,
- feet on the shoals.
LITTLE Rock, February 27-River fall
ing slowly, with feet Inches IN the CHAM
mel.
PrrrsBuRe, February 27.-River 10 feet Z
inches, and rising Weather-cloudy and
cold
LOUISVILLE, February 27.-Weather clear
and cold. River rising with 8 feet 3 inches
IN the canal. Departed: VInt Shlnkle, Mem
phs.
V1cKsBURe, February 27-Weather clear;
thermometer, AZ deg. River falling; with I
feet In the channel Down: 81. G. 1e&ger,
am.
New ORLEANS, February 27.-Weather-
clear; thermometer, 80 deg. Arrived: Ed
Richardson, Cairo. Departed: John A
Sender, st. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, February 27.-River Is feet
6 incnes by the gauge. Weather Glcudy'
with an east wind; mercury, IS deg. Depart
ed: Cons Millar, 9 N.
! WHEELING, w. VA February 81: River
| rising, with u feet inches in the channel;
river very iull OF ice. Weather clear ana
! cold; thermometer, 20 deg.
| GINCINNATI, HI-4NOcA'-
rising Weather clear and cold. River
rising, with % feet inches IN the channel.
| Weather clear and cold. Departed: Golden
! Crown, New Orleans.
CAIRO, February q -Noon.-Weather
cloudy and cool. Arrived: Golden City, New
| Orleans, IL am. Departed: Golden City,
| G.ciunati, noon. ...Night.--ArrlVed: Golden
Rule, Cincinnati, 2 pm; thompson Dean,
| New Orleans, l pm. Departed: Golden
Rule, New Orleans, 2 pun; A. j. Baker,
New Orleans, pm. River, Is feet ii inch
es and falling Weather far; thermometer,
81 deg.
Movements at the LeVee.
ARRIVALS.
| Illinois, Arkansas CIty;- Coahoma, Friars
Point; Geo w. Cheek, Fnars Point; he'd
| Wing, V.cksburg; Commonw wealth, New Or
leans; City of Helena, st. Louis; Hattie
Rowland, Arkansas river.
DEPARTURES.
Commonwealth, st. LOUIS; Grand Tower,
st. LOUIS; Geo. w. Cheek, Frlars Point; ILL
nois, Arkansas City; City of Helena, Flcks'
burg.
Red Wing, Coahoma, Osceola Belle, Hat
tie Rowland.
BOATS DUE.
Dogn-Golden Rule, j. D. Parker.
Up-Jose Harry, Mollie Moore.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FRTARs PoINr-Coahoma, James Lee mas
ter, pm.
V1CKsBURG-Red Wing, George MALONE
= master, pm.
New ORLEANs-Golden Rule, o. P. Shin
kie master, II m.
OsCEoLA-Osceola Belle, J. G. Andrew
master, pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
, Red Wing-97 bales cotton, 8 bags seed
! cotton, 600 sacks cotton, "a pkgs sundrles.
Coaboma-250 bales cotton, 40 bags seed
cotton, SIS sacks cotton seed, 8 head stock
10 pkgs suudries.
; Illinois-S7 bales cotton, 81 bags seed
> cotton, 52S sacks cotton-seed, lead cattle
> l Eear, so pkgs suudries.
= George W. Cheek-66 bales cotton, Z bag
, seduction, 295 sacks cotton seed, III hea
> cattle, l mule, As pkgs sundries.
!; CITY of Helena-6Sl barrels flour and meal
Il S wet brrrels, fl casks and tlerees meat, ~
sacks grain, SO bales cotton, As head stocf
Is Hattie Rowland brought out OF Arkansa
:, river ass bales cotton, II bags seed-cottoI
/. 2g5 sacks cotton-seed, so barrels oil, ) hea
: stock, Is pkgs sundrles.
Q Aevse Paragraphs.
l. Shake.
The little man is at the wheel again.
a. The Charles Morgan will pass up for Cr
D; Receipts by river yesterdav-1059 bal
c. cotton, Ito bags seduction, 1888 SKIS cotto
ut seed.
ce Major John D. Adams and wife were
c. Lou sgllle Wednesday. So says the C0'"ie
g. JOip nal. u,
u There will be no more river news IN ii
y, column; hereafter there will be nothing b
the babbling of the brooks.
" The Grand Tower, from Vicksburg fCr !
"a | Louis, passed up yesterday, adding to b
X | freight list here 798 bales cotton, to be l
n; shipped at Cairo.
Lc The CITY of Alton is on her way to NJ
= Orleans with all the she can swim und
IS. leaving St. Louis Tuesday evening. She "
nd pass here tomorrow.
AR The Rsven and John Gilmore, both wi
tows OF heavily loaded barges, passed sou
-. Y. sterday, the latter towboat adding bar
- loaded with oil cake here.
IN The James d. Parker, Captain Charles
- Russell, Ia the prominent arrival from
te' Ohio to-day. Sue will return up that sire;
-. Us Saturday. Fill her up.
a. The City of Helena passed down for We
~ burg yesterday afternoon, disc arglng at
- Anchor-line wharf boat 1897 packages d
~ adding several lots OF way stuff tor intern
~ date points below.
~ Louisville Courier Journal, Wednesd
"a Mardi Gras mask bali was given on
MI Guiding Star at Evansville. 1t was v
er; happy and recherche affair. Colonel 10
3@ was 'Pokey Bontas.
tor ". R Shaw clerk, passes this port at n
sh; to-day, e1. route to New Orleans. A G,
Ocd racket commanded by clever, reliable {
'ui- experienced steamboatmen.
dy; The Commonwealth, with SIX hundred t
'9c southern freight, arrived from New Orlei
az yesterday. about five days out. After tax
de- on here 595 bales cotton, destined Tor ga
she departed for st. LOUIS late in the at
rm, noon.
No. The Coahoma, the popular lower-benc
fair takes her departure as usual this even
oats for Friars Point and way landings, ct
dy. manded by Captain Henry Cooper,
d Billy Smithers, everybodys friend, IL
80 office, assisted by Platt Rhodes.
ga The Osceola Belle, the staunch upI
at bender, leaves for Oseeola and all the no
80 and corners intervening, at the usual b
and this evening. Captain J. G Andrews vii
.0@ found at his post IN command, with
Michel, Cyrus Fay and Al Spears In
office.
The Red Wing, of the Adams Mem
and Vcksburg mail line, is the packet
evening for VicksburQ and informed
was stations" commanded by the old stand
ses, Captain George Malone, with Ed Il. Thor
ton the handsomest marine taber-waster IN
The valley, In tie Office.
ONE The Hattie Rowland arrived out OF
ans kansas river, yesterday, bringing four I
zeU, bred aud eighty-three bales Of the staple
of that stream. She returns Saturday,
. wants a good load. She is commanded
the genial DArragh, with A. j. NJ 'Connel
the clerk department.
- Louisville Courier Journal, Wednes
Y Captain W. c. Hardwick's FIVE pro-
| boats, containing ffty-three thousand b
M els of ear corn, leave Evansville for the L
jU sugar coast next week. The boats were
for at Leavenworth and loaded at Shuffie'
az and Three mile island"
~ Caro- Bulletin, Wednesday: "CaI
:s Reese Dugan, who came near losing his
Va rev udys ago Dy raining lnIO lH0 HOlu y
-- Eckert, has about recovered. He was VI
scious for twelve hours after the accden
| cnrLed. Capsaln John Dngan Is in Louil