Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-21
Leyee Paragraphs.

The local packets departed on time with fair trips
Captain Sid Humphrey, Of the sIigerthorn, was
| In the city yesterday, en- route 10 Evansville
Rscs'p o. the river yesterday were lo5 bales
cotton bags se5d-cOttoa, , ID sacks cOtt0u-5eed.
The City OF Helena departed on tine Tor 81. Louis
yesterday evening. She added here 1U2 bales cot
tCu.
The Henry Frank is the New Orleans packet at five
O'Clock this evening Sue lad to lay over TO accom-
MEDIATE shippers.
Tne osceJia Belle sails for the upper bends at tue
usual hour this evening. }. q. Andrews commands,
with D. Michel IN tns Oillc5.
The Guiding star, r1s,te from Cincinnati 70 New
W. b. Miller, master; john 5. Jones, clerk.
The Grand Tower passsd down Yesterday evening
Tor NlcksbaIg. Sl5 iut on heIe 4l{9 packages o.
freight and added 10 tons for points below here.
The u. r Schenck passed up early yesterday
here 5U4 bales cotton and 10000 feet walnut lum-
The Hattie Rowland. Captain J. J. DaTraeh. Is the
Saturday packet for all points on Arkansas river,
goiEy through to Little Rock J. III Council is Eef
The Red Wirg is tie vIcksburg packet at five
O'CLOCK this afternoon CAPTAIN George Z. Malone,
with Ed Z. Thomas, Jimmy Thomas and Dan
Hewitt in the office.
The CeahOma, Captain Henry Cooper, is the
packet this evening at i've O'Clock Tor trars Point
and all gay landings VIM, SmitheG IS her clerk,
assisted by II ank Ellison and tIat. blQaues
! he Josie Harry, Captain Mi h. Harry, VIII ar
rive tO-1dy ana departs tomorrow evening at hIe
O'Clock Tor all points on White liver, going through
fee.
he Major received a private letter from Cap
tain < Harry yeste day stating that the COss boat
Josie Harry VIII arrive from White IiyeT this day.
and return tomorrow evening as usual. White
river he reports rising with five feet to JacksOnptr
Stack Lee saysits all a d. L; he was not raised in
Georgia, never saw gopher, TO kroH him, ana
never eat ans gOphe. hash If he knew It. Well, he
needn't get stimulated a. u5 about II. II We could
have found "a cub, the dark that said 80 " uld
have Fas sci in lis checGS iGstanttr.
The Andy Baum, C}lt&lu II. q. NiltO1. arrived
yesterday morn ne wi 800 tons miscellaneous
freight and q Ialr gr-D Of passengers, she leaves
again tomorrow evening az five o'clock Tor ali points
on he lilo river 40 in as Cincinnati. she gives
the cheapest rates 10 a!l points north. WH. HtrD-
sJE has ciiajge OF her Office.
Ed Thomas reports has ne saw bear the last trip
down, and some OF the D0.s Imagine that he iCuHS
some what srey-htaded siAc5. us all q mistake,
the vel e'ablu 81 auds Of hair In El5 head are the
living evidences of his numerous friends. Ii i'll
umated, hui We don't believe word OF H. that each
ETeY hHtT indicated h5aft-c0nq est. Ine columns
Of the APiEAL are open Tor en- explanation, ii the
good looking Dung skipper so desires.
J&ckSCa (4llss.) CtITlJH. Wednesday: The
Colonel Hooker, captain PoiBtyent commanding, Il
lCEeF Pearl packer, arrived here at the railroad
bridge on Friday last. 4 lHg5 number of our ciJi-
Gems visited hel on Saturday md Sunday. she made
tue trip fiom New Orleans in ave and hair days.
On tuesday she took on 800 bales OF cotton belong
Ing 10 Mr.. John Hart and started for Sew Orleans.
The balance OF nsr cargo vii! be taken on lower
down The n5er The Hooker Is expected back in
about fifteen days "