Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-12
Levee Paragraphs.


Two or three notchas cooler.
DefaIting packets had good trips out yesterday.
The Batesville pulled cut for St Francis river yes
terday with ali she could swim under.
The Joe Kinney, with a barge in tow, passed up
Tor 81 Louis, yesterday discharging pile q freight
Captain Frank Baker, Of the Cincinnati Maru.e
journal, leIt, yesterday ior nome on the 6oiueh
The Belle of Shreveport passed up Tor St. Louis
fTsights
lie Mary Houston had a good trip on as she
New Orleans
Receipts BY river In the past twenty four hours
II was fumoTed on the streets yesterday that the
turned TO Little Rock.
Captain James Reese IT,, Of the Memphis and
Arkansas packet line, returned yesterday from an
eXteudt d vsla 10 PittsbuTg.
Mccking birds. bats, mosquitoes, cancleinoths,
and other reptiles are making their appearances, we
nope haIpingsrs Of an eaII y sgri9g ,o7v Tor
New Orleans at ten O'Clock this morning. She will
be fOunl a. the AnchOT-lne whaFfbOat
The Hattie Nowland, Captain John ]. DafTagh,
is the Arkansas river packet at hve O'Clock this az
JerhOon. a J. Mcconnell Will be found at tbs desk
The upper bender Os.eOa Belle sails for that des-
tlnaticn at the usual hour this evening, with Cap
tau Andrews in command and b. .. Michel IN the
The Hard Cash sails for White river usual this
afternoon, differed by Ed Postal commander, and
Charley Postal clerk. she goes through 10 Jack
The Coahoma. Captain Cooper. Is the F[Iars Point
and bends packet to-day. She Is c-eIk51 ny bl!L
SmuheTs, who is ably assisted bJ Frank Ellison ana
Piatt RhoaCes.
Captain I'd Postal, of the Hard Cash, was on the
street yesterday. receiving congratulations On &C
count OF the recent accession TO his family or
twelve fourteen pound boy
The Cons Miar, Captain VIM. Tichenor, sails for
The Ohio at five O'Clock this evening. Her ollie Is
IN charge Of James Wilson, assisted by James
V9ors. See her advertisement elsewhere for par
tIculars
An unsophistlcated specimen Of humanity mi 5
took this chTOGicler for a 'ker1el' Yesterday His
funeral In the afternoon ts said to have been OF
most unOstentatious character. ReqHteScdt an Pot
toTS tie a!
The Golden Rule passed up from New Orleans, en-
route to Cincinnati, yesterday, four days and twelve
hours out She carried six hundred tons freight
few passengers added was al the business trans
acted at this port
That was a desperate effort az a spring shower
Yesterday morning There was the music and the
clouds, but there water III the old sprinklng-
Dot worth raising an umbrella for What there was
of it, however, served 10 lay the dust lew hours
which made humanity happy spell.
The Charles L. ChOutedu. the iron steamer OF Inc
Memphis and New Orleans packet line, Is on the
bills for the latter destination at five o'clock to day
Captain VIM ThOTWegan commands, with her Office
In charge of George MitenbeTgeT assisted by Peter
WiTz. She is getting good showing to start with,
and will add more to-day.
Captain Ell CrOwe.l, VINO has been the Memphis
superintendent of the Adams Memphis and Nick5-
burg mail line since its organization was yesterday
promoted to the command Of the kdtydid, when
belongs to the line. and runs daily from Baton
Rouge TO Don aldsOnville. He lett on the Ouachita
Belle yesterday to take command OF that steamer