Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-22
APPEAIr-TUEsD April. s2. 1875.
BOATS DUE.

BOATS DUE.
Doion-w p Halliday.
Up-Hard Cash, Charles Morgan.
Boats Leaving This Day.
VICKsBURG-Ouachita Belle Mark R. Cheek mas
ter, 5 pm.
ST. FRANCIS River BatesvIlIe, j. D. Randa
master, pm.
ARKANSAS RIVER - Maumelle, Reese Pritchar
master, D pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
Golden Rule-5O bales hay.
Gold Dust-9l bales cotton.
Thos. Sherlock-75 casks ale. so bxs lemons, Il
I1uachita Belle-2sO bales cotton, so bags SEED
cotton, BOB sacks cotton seed. 30 pkgs sundries.
Maumelle-bronght out OF Arkansas river 16
bales cotton, II sacks cottonse seed, lot sundries.
Coahoma 124 bales cotton, FOB SKIS cottons seed
20 bT! Oil, 10 nd sheep, cows and calves, 81 pkg
!. Annie P; sIlver-4OO bales hay, $50 sacks oat:
i5Q sacks bran 215 barrels flour, 400 barrels mea
20 tubs butter, II bxs eggs.
osceola Balle-24 bales cotton, 10 bags seed-eOt
ton, % sacks cotton seed. nd cattle, pkgs sun
City OF Vlcksburg-1O14 brls flour and meal, 10
bales hay l2s SACKS bran; sacks corn. 100 bale
oakum, 80 pkgs white lead. % tierces meat, b.
mules, bags seduction, coops poultry, 359 pkg
sundries.
meal, 81 barrels potatoes, % barrels Oil, 33 sack
potatoes, 397 empty barrels, 400 barrels cement
ware, 268 bales hay. 2q45 sacks corn, 1868 pkg
miscellaneous freight.
Levee Paragraphs.
Business fair.
Weather delightful
Packets went out with first rate trips yesterday
The Gold Dust got 40 bales Cairo cotton as sh,
passed up for 81 Louis yesterday.
due up at an early hour In the morning. ron Il
Cincinnati Hairy W. Stein Is her clerk, assisted b!
Adam Wayland and Len Branham.
The Grafton had big tow Of slaves as she passed
south '. sterday, route to New Orleans.
TIE l. NJ Norton passed up for the Ohio river
Uiln tow OF barges, yesterday moraIng.
The Mound City ferryboat John Overton having
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Receipts 10y river since last report $50 bales cot
ton 6s bales seed cotton, 1902 sacks cotton seed.
this port yesterday for New Orleans she put OFF SO
The Thomas Sherlock with about 400 tons
freight and 1ne passenger trip, passed up for the
Ohio yesterday morning.
charging 1894 bundles OF freight and added forty
tons for Vicksburg and the bends.
Inc BateSVtlle, Captain j. ID. Randall, Is the
packet this evening at five O'Clock for all points on
Office.
The Annie Silver In the Anchor-line service,
passed down for New Orlea yes erday, dischargipg
hee 1900 packages freight, and adding ten tons
The W. r. Halliday, Captain E. W. Gould, will
pass down TO- morrow morning at ten O'Clock for
New Orleans. Z. w. Gould, IT,, will be found in
Dyersburg Gdzette, Saturday: "It is a grand thing
pitts and the steamer Dyersburg nils the bill TO a
dot Soc leaves for Memphis to day.
The Mdumelle, Captain Reese Pritchard In COM
maud is the packet this evening at five O'Clock for
all points on Arkansas river going through to Little
Rock. Charles MuSselman is her clerk
The Ouachita Belle, Captain Mark R. Cheek on
deck Is the United States mail packet this evening
l. Cummings is her clerk, assisted by Nell Booker
and Lee Cummings.
A dispatch fromsSt. Louis last night SAYS the CITY
OF Greenville made the trip from New orleans Ia
nVe days, fifteen hours and thirty-nine minutes
Lost fifteen hours and twenty-five minutes. Made
The Hard Cash, Captain Ed c. Postal, Will be
found In port this morning and leaves again to-
a five for all
white rlyer going through to Jacksonport. Charles
NJ Postal is ner clerk, assisted by J. G wycoff.
to te great deal OF opposition to the fast river
nali line Largely petitions against 1t
with the present arrangement, 1t hell to sustain
our Memphis and Friars Point packet-llne.''
Frank Hicks, OF the big Henry Frank left for Mem
phis last night to confer with Ma jor John d. Adams
ana t VIII Teturn Tuesday He thinks some of taking
q Tow OF barges to Cneinn att with the Frank, and
lay up there until the fall sc son opens"
the following item is clipped from the Natchez
DsLlocrdt, Oh Thursday: For aud In consideration
OF the sum OF one dollar. Captain Leathers has sold
his one-iourth interest in the Thompson Dean to
two years ago. cost fifteen thousand dollars ]"
Vicssourg Herald, Saturday: Captain A. M'Vay.
chief purser of the R. E. Lee was caned yesterday
We dislike to mention anything of that kind, b /
neyerthesss 1t Is fact and it is duty to chron-
lcle IT, Mr. isaiah HARDY, prominent railroad man
of Vicksburg, was the aggressor, and the cane was
a very handsome one With god head. Captain
AiVay desei we'd 1t "
The James D. Parker, which arrived from Gin
einnati yesterday afternoon, brought home num-
Der OF Memphians who left here on the James W.
Gan I; saturday afternoon. 1t was a pleasure snap
with them. and they are one voice in praise of the
hospitality OF Captain Wise of the Gaff, and Captain
Russo OF the Parker. There is party of winseme,
handsome yea, beantlful-young ladies from up
the Ohio on board the Parker making the round trip
Ihey came south to enjoy the first Impressions of
Spnns and we are glad that the balmy weather
and bright sunshine will allow them the fullest
realization OF their hopes. Among her passengers
We note Colonel j. ID. Moore and wife, c. Hines,
rleS r. Hiscom, Mr W.. F. Wheeler and his
charming bride, nee Miss Alice j. Holiness Mrs Ed
X HIATT, MiSs Lenna z. bart, Mrs. d. Thorne Mrs
d. j. Minor, Miss Carrie Minor, James Franklin and
Nile, Miss Plummer, MT ami Mrs. Price, of the