The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-16
General News.

TnE packets had all the business they
wsnto ! yesterday.
Tux Gayoso leaves this afternoon at 5
o'clock for the upper coast
Fun lIuHS went out last evening In
charge Of the cabin II the CnahOma
TmE Chickasaw will arrive tonight and
leave again tomorrow NJ pm. for White
river.
THE Arkansas City will probably pass here
this afternoon on her way from Naichez to
ST. Louis.
THr Eugene clear. this evening at . o'clock
for all points ON the Arkansas river rs Ear a8
Pine Blun
TnE Grand Republic will leave 81. Louis
Thursday tur this port, TO enter the New Or
leans cotton trade.
TUB Buckeye state passed Evansville sun.
day at noon anl will be- here in time 10 leave
Friday at p. m. for Cincinnati.
TnE Hudson, RAINING under the auspices
" the Anchor line, should pass here tomUr.
row morning ON her way from St. Louis "
Natchcz.
TnE commodious Anchor Line steamer
City u 81. Louis j. announced 10 leave here
ihi. morning ut 10 O'Clock for Cairo, St.
Louis aud way landings en- route.
rur Dcsoto will be found In port this
morning receiving 90 leave this evening az
o'clock for Cairo Evansville Louisville,
Cincinnati and All way points on the Missis-
,ppi and Ohio rivers.
carr. e. Il. Rrs.rLL received n telegram
from Supt Wise yesterday, which stated
that there was sufficient water In the Ohio
river Ia run their boats without any trouble,
and To receive al freight offered for the
Dcsoto today aud the Buckcyc state Friday.
Tng Coahuma arrived from nptonyillc
late sunday night with - bales u cotton,
sNty.iour balu Of sUci cotton and 5,022 sacks
ui cotton seed. She went back last evening
with u biz freight list and number OF deck
crs,, engaged here iO work on the plantations
above.
Tm Newton Beers Theatrical company
came down frum Cairo on the steamer Annie
T. silver, which arrived here yesterday
afternoon. Mr. Beers aud all the mcmbrrs
~ bis company were loud in their praise ot
the Treatment they Cc.yni go the hands NJ
Capt Harry BrOla,A aud his courteous
assistants.
C,tro pilots rcrarl the attack IT the pres.
upun the gnaghnat officer. ns being o. q large
extent unjust, the blame resting mainly No
headquarters ut ~ Louis They all,rr that
thc buatA az handicapped hy order, regard.
Ing the special location N work from there,
the master bUinFdDpriyrl ct every discretion
whatever in tir premises. Instances arc
cited where special information has been
given ~ suarbuat uniccr o. io the existence
ui CERTAIN surrs. which they were Obliged Ia
ignore ON account Of orlcrs To proceed else.
where
Tur Annie y. silver arrived from N.
Louis yesterday afternoon aud will leave
Col, morning un her Initial trip Boo The Mem.
phis and NtW orleans cotton trade. tn which
She will continue during ihc winter li,f
freight urthi. point consisted oi go sacks
uf cotton iced lOr thC uJsDtu oh company
and ,l bale. Oi cotton fur Thomas n. Allen
q 60. She will leave here with about sul
tons nf miscellaneous irci.hi and h1a Dix
cotton engagements below. Tho Silver las
received many Improvements since she was
here lat and D. nov ~ sauch as any vessel
Un thr western waters Capt Harry lirplas.
NJ and clerk lillmnn Shields were warmly
rryutyl by their friends on the arrival ui the
boat. Capt lifo.ask ppuris Phillips the
shuulrat plBrc between ClIm and this port.
only ~ irut being found there. Seven feet
were found 90 all other cr1ss,uTs