The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

TurRE will be no boat for Cincinnati to-
morrow.
Tur Eugene is the Tuesday packet for
Arkansas river.
TnE Rosa Lee Is the packet leaving this
evening at o'clock for Osccoa.
PniLLirs l. reported the shoalest place be-
tween Cairo aud this city, only feet Of water
being found there.
Tmr Anchor line steamer Belle Memphis
passed here yesterday afternoon ON her way
from Natohoz to st. Louis.
TnE Rene Macrcady came IN from below
Yesterday with 1853 bales Of cotton, Is snakes
and $50 sacks Of cotton seed.
TnE fast and popular steamer GayOso
leaves tomorrow evening at o'clock for
Tiptonyillc aud the upper heads.
TiE elegant steamer James Lee will be
found In port this morning receiving. a.
leave this evening at o'clock for Helena
and Friars Point
TuE Grand Republic Is expected 10 pass
here today ON her way from ST. Louis 60
New Orleans. She will take all freight Of
fcrcd for points below.
TnE Ohio for this port aud the U. r.
schcnck Tor New Orleans are on their way
from Cincinnati. The former will be here
h. leave on her return trip Friday.
THE Kate Adams will arrive in time 10
leave this evening at O'Clock for Helena,
Friars Point, Concordia Tcrrcne, Arkansa,
City and all way landings en- route.
TuE Chickasaw. under command Of Capt.
T.. {. Postal, leaves here Wednesday evening
at 3 ~ clock Tor White river, going through
20 Newport. Mr. Charles NJ. Postal la,
charge Oi her Office.
TnE magnificent passenger steamer Buck
/ eve State, now in port, l. receiving a. leave
this afternoon at o'clock for Cairo, Evans.
Vile Louisville. Cincinnati aud intermudi
ate way points Capt II !. Ninton com,
mnnds, with Mr. George Hcndfickson IN
change Of the office
TnE cargo II IN. steamer Coahoma which
arrived from Point Pleasant yesterday. con
| sisted IL "a bnlcs Of cotton. loo snakes and
| 500 saCks of cotton seed. In command oI
| Capt. George Malone she departs this even
| ing at O'Clock for Tipionyiilc and al, wa,
landings en- route. Capt A. l.. Cummini
prcsidcs IN III Office.
| carr. box MANI, Of the Granite State. Is
very proud u an easy chair, the Git of Capt
Jesse Armstrong N. of this city. ns q slight
token II regard Tor Capt. Mari Tor bic kind
| nrss aud attention to Mr.. Armstrong; ven
/ cradle mother. who died suddenly on hoard
the boat, while en- route 30 this city. Capt
Mtrr chcrishcs the gift highly
Carr O'snrA, owner " the lower coas
tmding steamer DUAL. has brought suit IL
the United States court Of Louisiana against
cx.Shcrii II u. Holmes IT Madison parish
aud his hnndsmcn for damages aud false im
| pH-onmcni In the sum OF sh,UuO liolmc,
deputy, n Mr.. Bidcwcll. s,izcd q shea buaI
NJ sargrnts Point In November last for par
ish whisky license. The boat sunk while IN
/ the hands " the officer, and uShcn claim
the loss u his entire stock as well as hii
boat.
Woug on the great steel bridge at Cairo q
i progressing very rapidly, and a. the work foi
the most part IL up IN the air. Instead oil
iathoms down under the bed II the river
the progress u all the more noticeable. The
| piling aud tfcstlc Of the false work under
the span Just completed between piers II
"a ! n has been about hall removed, ~ ~ "a
/ give plenty oi nom for the passage II steam
en- next to the lllinUi, side. and the space
between . and 10 Il practically closed 10
| everything except the tul, and stone bargcs
X lights arc hung on each side Of the pass
age way under the span, with q white light
Suspended in the middle. and care will b.
taken a. Keep all lines aud tackle clear OF
ohimucys aud jacksiails