Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-30
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reFnoasihie for advertising fees.
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River news.
The weather was beautiful yesterday ami
the streets and landing in improving con
dfion. The river t. slowly rising The annuni
Of change is very small.
Tomorrow is the regular day Tor the 81
I Louis packet Philadelphia 20 leavs on her
weekly tip her hour is q o'clock The wei
known and respected Captain Mar.han IS in
command, and Tchudi, the favorts elerk, is 10
the cabin.
The Kate FHisbee, Captain NJ. McNanus,
leaves tomorrow afternoon, st . O'Clock. foi
Napoleon She carries the United saies mail,
and can be relied upon for speed and pnetu-
atty.
The elegant and spacious Alvin Adams is
the regular packet boat for Louisville to-mor-
now, leaving at o'clock in the Afternoon We
like the Alvin Adams; n is splendid beat 20
travel on. IN the care Of such Heers as Capt
Lamb and Ed. Holiday the Traveller is certain
to enjoy his tip.
To-monow evening ths slegaa' Evansville
leaves for White river, Captain Bard IN com
mand. Travellers wishing an excellent boat,
good officers and polite Attendance. Wdi ind
the Evansville just the boat for them
The princely Nebraska Be- The regular packet
boat for New Orleans to-mo row evening Pas
sengers down stream earnqt hni q hnlF b9st
for the trip.
The Little Roek True DsuoeraL o. ysuasry
26th, reports
The urer is still falling. Navigation from
this point 10 For smith is now slow, and 4lh-
cult To perform. Tn mail boats from this to
Napoleon are qui e regular. Boats now draw
inc over three feet wafer make the tupiu good
time. The mail packet Arkansas met With an
accident on her last downward trip. damaging
her bull She has gone to New Orle us Tor re-
pairs. The s. II. Tucker takes her riace until
the return of the regular packet. The steamer
Ftzhurh now al the wharf, waiting Tor a
rse inlhe river
CourLurNrARr BrNErrr-On Tuesday
evening, By the polite act Of a number Of our
most respectable citizens, a complimentary
benef, VIII be given a. the Gai.y 90 the re-
spsetei gentleman who is the Treasurer and
Actuz-Man3ger, NJ W. Ginning. ESQ. We
have the pleasure Of Mr.. C5nuin-'s acqlsiH.-
an-e, and know welhow genuinely worthy be
is of he complim ,ut that has been mos sincere
D. rendered him. Tie is aHceut ia his duties /;
De is always at bis prs- always industrious,
atten i've and accommodating BE seeks DO
outside popularity by negieclng his business 20
frequent public places, but his ambition has
been to deserve wen ofhis f-uoW-ciizens by an
assiduoas discharge Of bis duty. WehoPe MS
benefit wiz BE- a most successful one.
CoRREsFoNDEsCE-M-. H. ~. Canning
The undersigned, citizens Of Memphis, wishing
20 show their appreciation of sou as a gentle
man, as wei as for the ann in ahick y0g
have provided loI their pleasure during the
past season, at the Gaiety kindly tender you a
complimentary benefit, and would be pleased
20 have you name the time most convenient %
vour good self for said test moniaL
Yours, with respect
r D Bsugh. Col J II Mcmahon. n Gala
way, Oliver L1cas, J B Barker. 3 q Draw
EeT. J r Mechanism. s HIYman, @ n
M0nsauat. II II P0l-eT. EI Dyer, 81 SAL
isburv. I K Richards, h VI Mitchell, Chls.
, Howe. J g Edmuuds, Geo r H8mp.o on,
Morris. ID Cockrell, J. S Kn1Wlton j Frank
Pierce. Leon Trouzdslr. r C. NiHtersmith.
G c White, Tbos r Dashiel. . Y Christmas,
r r Chew. II Dupree, S e Richards, A B
Hort, A Cohen, Samuel e. IDuD- i N HaI-
rs, } n Edmonson. Daniel Mac, W g
Priest, Ed Halliday, J. Mccain. "a 3
Suckuev. "a NolirtIue. VIZ b Chandler. r
J0smer, n " Scay, d NJ Brys1u, JH0 ?
Reed, Chas Nav. b Reel, TT FoH Ikes. 2
p Adams, James Coleman. AC WurLh7ch,
S H WhLtsiu Frank Paul, lno r Hauod,
" S Rec, A Il Dowuer, Philip Flsyio, S
VI Alexander, T. " Ferguson. JnQ McCoT-
mick, r n johnson, Ju0 Coleman. Ch7s
stone, n J Mason, j O lnman, Capt BaN-
Ter, C. ~ Alexander, p n Bryson, John kiri,
J-, J PaIham, " Lratherman. >adaI-
ans. N herEer. John r Sale. Samuel Car
prnter, Dr. c Clidsey, " d BredEes, and
m7ny hers.
MEMPHIS, January, n, 1859.
To Hon. r. ID. Baugh. Col. Mcmahon, }. r.
Mechanism. l. Trousfalr. CAPT. Baxter.
J.. S. Kuowiton, NJ C.. Galway. r. C.. Win
te-smi-h, G.. II. NonsaUsf, o. Lucas, "a. r.
SHckuey Or. Johnson, and Others:
G-EErLEuES: Your note. rendering Mr. Can
hing a complimentary benefit, has Just been
before me. u affords % e the most sincers
satisfaction that a gentlemen whose aEgi31rv
and integrity have won NY confidence and
friendship, should be thus appreciated AMI hon-
pred BY 50 large a number Of The patrons ~
Inc Gaiety.
The earle opportunity / have of drFoInE
single night foT the compliment you Offer M.
Canning, VIII Be Tuesday evening, frstor FEB
-uary.
trust, with Ms CRISP, 20 BE- In The city. TO
appear on go pleasurabIe an occasion % Nr
Crisp and myself.
] an, gentlemen, most respectfully,
You obliged servant, ~. IT, CRISP.
MEIFHIs, January "a. 1852
To Hon. r. ID. BaUgh, Co.'S. NcNahou. Nc
C,auahan. l. Trousdalc. Z. C.. G5uawav. r.
C. MiHtcTsmith, g. H.. Nousarrat. CAPT
Baxter. l.. s.. kn1wlton. n. X. Sicknry, @.
Lucas, d.. Cockrel, Dr. Johnson and others
G-ENTLENEN: Your letter. So Unexpectedly
enderinE me a Complimentary Benefit. has re-
Unanswered until I could lay the same
before Mr.. Crisp.
Comparatively a stranger, bow highly Z must
appreciate 20 honorable a test moHy If your
you can better imagine than ] express.
believe Mr.. Crisp has repiieito yoIr letter,
and ! shall be happy 70 see YOU al any time
your convenience or inclination may prompt
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