Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-14

vIcksBURe-Red Wing, George Malone master
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NEW oKLEASs-Thomas Sherlock Lew Hates
Receipts Yesterday.
Grand Toyer-Gl bales cotton. lot sundrtes-
n n Rncke+-7 bales cotton, % pkgs sundries.
Paris Z. BrOwn-2OO brls cement lOO DTS sweet
Red WIng-l2I bales cotton, Is sacks cotton
iiinois"5q bales cotton, 3 bags seed cotton, 80
sacks cotton-seed, bales broomcorn, 80 pkgs
Geo, ". Cheek-7O bales cotton, 2 bags seed-cot
ton 2lS sacks c0ttOn-ssed, COWS and calves, 10
eity OF AIton-5I hhds sugar, 90 brls moasses,
"a brls sweet potatoes, 300 sacks oats, 90 boxes
Gold Dust 100 bTis -four, 90 sacks bran and
oats, I23 boxes crackers, 50 casks and half-casks
meat, 81 hogs, lot sundTl=s $3.50, -, ..
barrels, 30 sacks meat terces lard, 33a sacks
grain, "a head stock, 30 bales cotton '25 pigs
James W. Gan-6OO brls flour and meal, 300 brls
apples, 300 brls cement. $40 empty barrels, 24S66
bales hay, y head stock, 1868 pkgs miscellaneous
freight.
Bevee Paragraphs.
The C5ahoma sails for Friars Point and the bends
as usual this evening
The Greyhound, with tow of emptIes, left for the
The Thomas Sherlock is the five O'Clock packet
The Osceola Belle sklps out for the upper bend
region at her usual hour tonight
The Red Wing, Of the Adams maui line Is OH Ior
Receipts by river yesterday were 2s9 bales cotton
The Josie Hairy arrives from White river lo-day'
and returns tomorrow wanting big Trip out.
The James W. Gatf arrived from the ONO yester-
day and returns tomorrow afternoon az usual.
The Red Wing registered sixty-thTee cabin pdSsen-
gers ard fair trip otherwise in the last trip up from
BIZ muddy continues to shrink. and the sand bar
TO swell slowly by degrees. Three lncnes was Inc
The G. p Caouteau cleared for New Orleans yes
terday with 500 bales cotton lot OF sundries and
The Golden City with load for New Orleans
passed dow early yesterday morning. She added
Ths Grand Tower added 425 bales Cairo cotton as
she passed up for st. Louis yesterday. she picked
up colony or negroes down IN the Dends, en- rO'te
The superIntendent's Office of the Adams Mem
/ Bourne who succeeds Ed Crowell, promoted to the
command of the Katydd.
| The Paris C. Brown four days and half out from
| New Orleans, passed up for Cincinnati yesterday.
| she discharged 300 packages ana added small
| LOT Of Evansville cotton Her cabin register made
| New Orleans Times, "Wednesday; The Henry
| Frank brought In from Memphis 1926 bales cotton,
| 3S3O SKIS cotton seed, 5000 Z. s. meal, 1899 SKIS
O-cake and 10 brls oil, all computed to be equal to
| 6d76 bales cotton. The Frank returns Wednesday.
| at . pm, to Memphis and bends" .
! The river sanctum OF the APPEAL. was Hghtened
/ evening which drove for the nonce all care away.
We were weary OF the tedious labor trying TO md an
item worth reading but their presence dispeled the
| gloom of disappointment, and we don't care now
| whether we produce another than this one Come
beams that penetrate the riffs in the clouds OF CO re
| Little Rock gazette, Wednesday: Captain Prltch-
ark succeeded in FaIsiug The Marlin Speed yesterday
morning and she is now back at the city wharf. The
break ia her hull the staTboard side is rather
| bad one. 1t commences Just forward OF her boilers
nearly opposite her main hatch, and extends bach
from fifty to fifty five feet. 1t is necessary now Z
keep her pumps going to keep her aioat, and prob
ably the pumping will have TO be continued until
the boat can be taken to Memphis. Captain Prltch
ard will not dc eide what he will do until the Katie
| Hooper arrives from MemQhis, when he will CONSUL
| with CAPTAIN Ed Rowland as TO the best course Il
pursue for the benefit OF all concerned IN the Doa
The following is from the ''clty column of thu
Eg7iJlq Ledger of yesterday. and we hope that th'
statement as regards the action of the mate of To
boat is incorrect as IL can be clasSed no less pla
hign-handed for officer of packet to resS.
any way hinder the arrest of an offender aga INST tn
| peace ana dignity OF the community: "Jay deS Be
| and Andre Nj Donald, two teltow-Tonsrers on tn
| ste tmer Red Wing, had fearful row mis- mornin
about a carhooi The first named is black and tn
other white The pair tried hard to chew each otht
| into mince-meat. After the EumPus M'DOnald wa
protected from arrest by tina boats mate, who is HI
messman. The police arc on MS track hOweye
Bell lost bis hat IN the row, and his friends advise
him not TO return for 1t unless under an officers pr
!, | lection"
Some bllsteTed villain. with no fear of the lake
! molten hTimstoue, cFept upon the porch Of tn
from one door matNtreasured not for its intrins
value so much as because OF It's having been pre-
| ented to us by an esteemed lady friend o, If v
could catch the scoundrel If we could only ont
| get our clutches on hlml We would tie him to IL
| jacKstaff OF d steamer while under Roadway and /
The wind nap him into shredS f1Qer than any we
spun BIZ the most artistic spider. We would bind hi
/ to the screw Of a propeller and let him be worn
Jelly against the waves, which we believe 8ou
leap the more iOyfully In The knowledge OF the IA
that they Furnishing the tend that stole OF
( ! door mat! We would bind him to a capstan al
hire mate to curse him TO DEATH There Is No pun
ishment too severe for the villain who would steal
: | penDy's worth from newspaper man. Bring ba(
, | that mat, you tOad-spotted hend, before the ne
| storm. or you will be wiped from the face OF Il
: earth b. the first stroke of lightning.
: special dispatch of the eleventh from Lou1S7ll
to the Cincinnati Enquirer, gives the following pa
river packet Vint Shnkle, which we are glad 10 ne
= is not serious; This morning, as the steamer VI
l. | Shinkla was coming up through the canal, Just
:; she was emerging from the mouth, the wind, whit
y was blowing In gusts, caught her stern, throwing
in toward the shore, and at the same moment s.
i struck the strong current Of the river turning
!. bro dsde to the stream, and in spite OF all tn
:! could be done, In few moments she was fTH
lodged upon the dam at the foot OF Eighth street a
l. iu.t az the head of the canal. The accident Great
d great alarm among the passengers, and for a Iii
time there was great confusion Dnt the ohceLs We
&c equal the emergency, and quiet was FeStSreO; al
.. | as soon as the boat became fixed preparations
- once began to disembark her company. many
TX whom were destined to this city, and afterward
lr ResOIute lowed barge alongside, lines were put
s. TO the shore from i.er bow and stern, and TIE 2
I, cess of lighting the vessel at once began AT ma
past twelve tonight her Louisville freight mad
y been landed. as we'll as some from Cincinnati a
et PittsbuTg and her officers hoped 10 be on their
3 BY morning. The boat is lying perfectly strals
n and easy and no damage, other than the DELAY,
H. been done"