Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-11
oscEoLA-osceola Belle. J. G. Andrews master, s
Reerinfs YesterdaY.

Maumelle brought out of Arkansas river "a bales
cotton, l22 sacks cotton seed. 20 pigs sundries.
George W. Cneek-44 bales cotton, / bag seed-eot-
ton. 463 sacks cottonseed 80 barrels oil, 48 pkgs
Sundr1es. -
wet barrels, 7O2 sacks grain, so tierces lard, II
casks bacon, IL head mules. ID bales cotton, TAG
Vint Shinkie-656 barrels -four, $3.50 bags cora,
80 barrels marble dust, 200 empty oil barrels 124
bales hay 100 bags seed, 30 tierces hams. 19
sides, so tierces lard, 100 kegs shoes. leo kegs
nails 300 boxes starch, 30 bags oats head horses
400 grind-stones. 30 tons wagon stuff, 10 barrels
whisky, 800 miscellaneous packages, so packages
glassware, 100 boxes soap. 80 boxes canned goods,
100 packages furniture 5S5 kegs and buc cts lard
10 barrels oil, 26O packages manufactured Iron.
Levee Paragraphs.
Business not worth Adam.
Packets left on time with Seasonable trips.
Recelpts by river yesterday were I43 bales cotton
Captain John B. Davis, the last captain of the
Illinois. was In the city yesterday.
The City of Helena passed south yesterday loaded
fiat, discharging here 3515 packages freight.
The Josie Harry will get In from White river to-
day and returns tomorrow. FIJI her up. she de-
The General Pierscn, rendered for the occasion,
has the honor of the place as flagship 20 the Boyton
Captain Mangault, of the Pierson, Will stir him
self to his utmost to-day TO make his guests feel
comfortable.
The Vlnt shlnkle. Captain M'Intyre. will be
found Ia port this morning receiving for the return
trip to the Ohio tomorrow evening.
The Grand Tower added 126 bales Cairo cotton as
she passed up for st. Louis yesterday. She had
another cargo of negro Kansas emlgfants.
Tne Osceola Belle, Captain j. g. Andrews, is the
packet this evening at five O'Clock for Osceola and
the upper bends rB O. Michel Is her clerk assisted
by Cyrus Fay and Al Spears.
Every chunk seen floating down by the point yes
terday was named Boyton by me eager crowd when
head view of the worlds great amphtbiOsty.
The CoahOma, Captain Henry Cooper, is the
packet this evening at five o'clock for Helena and
Friars Point. William Smither is her clerk, as
sisted by Frapk Ellison and Platt Rhoades.
Pho City OF Helena passed Captain BOytOn at eight
o'clock yesterday mOr0ing at Randolph, floating
down eisurely and comfortably. Conversation was
had with him. but nothing of interest was obtained
from him. He with arrive here advertised
The splendid passenger packet Charles Morgan,
Captain All Stein on deck, passes Gown this morn
mediate LANDINGS. Henry W. Stein Will be found in
charge of her Office, assisted BY Adam Wayland and
Lew Brannam. ss%.sE
It was rumored on the streets yesterday that the
Memphis and New Orleans pool line had been re-
organized for two years, the line to be composed OF
the Choute au, Frank, Richardson, Dean and j. II.
White The season will begin about the first OF
September
Captain Leathers's new steamer Natchez will
eclipse everything that has yet been built in the
shape of a new. comfortable, Staunch and fleet
steamboat. While she will not be as gaudY as some
boats, she viii be unsurpassed for speed and COM
fort. The coming Natchez Will be the boss on the
river.
Boats left St Louis during March for Ohio rivel
with these cargoeS: Fannie Tatum $50 tons; ThOS
W. Means's blrges, 1850; Montana, $40; Iron Noun
tatn'S bdrgts, 100; LYoness' bargeS, 1875; Alice
l05; Robins barges, ESQ., storms barges, 1220
LyOness' barges, 1909; whales barges, 1900
Cherokee. 525; l.. L. Davis 10; Ironslde's bargeSi
1906 Clinton, 200 and so. -,
the dance on the City of GceenvIle Saturday night
Miss Molle Clark OF Missouri, fell over In faint
ing fit and sometime elapsed before she was re-
stored to consciousness. DR.. Dunning was called
and found the young lady so much Frustrated that
he forbade her removal from the boat during the
night. Accordingly she remained on board until
unday morning, lady friends kindly watching by
her Side until daylight, when she was sufficiently re
COW red to be removed with safety"