Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-13
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= River news
The river opposite This point has ceased
falling, and during yesterday was about a. a
stand. Business al The levee was as animated
the entire day az We ever remember 10 have
seen Il, the space from Jefferson street to the
wharfboa. being continually thronged with
regular packets and transient beats, receiving
ane disehargihg. All the packets advertised
for the day left with good trips Of passengers
and freight.
The elegant passenger steamer Ahin Adams,
Captain Lamb, viii arrive early tomorrow
morning, tron louisville, and leave on her re-
tura nip in the evening 1t 4 O'Clock Mr. Ed.
Halliday, favorably known 10 the travelling
public az a courteous and accommodating gen
tleman, wiI, as usual, be found in the clerks
oHre. Msssrs. Priest a Bowen. Morroe
streets, are her agents.
Captain Msndel, with his regular-Ine steam
er Philadelphia, will Be in port tomorrow
morning, receiving fer her return trip to S.
Louis a. six P. n. she viii res1me her regular
day in the Memphis and ST. Louis line, leaving
as above. MessIs. Tsehudi and Lyman are
her clerks. Thomas H. Williams a Co, How
ard's Row, are agents for the Philadelphia, and
viii pay strict attention 10 any bus ness for her
intUsted TO their care.
The Nebraska, Captain Irwin, is the regular
mail, passenger and freight packet for New
Orleans tomorrow evening. leaving at six
O'Clock Passengers for the above, or any Of
the way points, should bear this in Eind, as a
better opportunity for safe and pleasant tnp
viii ndtaEain offer for several DAYS. J. J.
Rawlsys, 3I5 Main street, lie agent FOR this old
and reliable hne.
Captain Gray's fine steamer, Jennie Whip
pls-Mr. George ". Hynson, a popular and
efficient officer, acting as chief clerk-w1le leave
for Pine Bluff and Little Rockto-morrow even
ing at s O'Clock. The Whippls VIII 60 through
without detention, connecting at Little Rock
with packets for Fort smith and other points
on the Arkansas. Travellers for the Arkansas
river should remember hsrhour and be on board
in time.
The Little Rock True Democrat, Of wednss-
day last, says
The river has fallen 10 what is consideredb BY
boatmen, low water mark There is detained
above this poin the steamers Little Rock and
Henry FitzhuEh. on their upward uip 10 Fort
Smith. The steamers DardaueIle, Arkansaw
and Hickman, are LAYING between lhis port and
Napoleon. waiting for a rise In the river. At
present writing, Tuesday. % is raining, with
prospects Of a rise. The mail boats make
tolerably regular time this is owing 10 their
light draft and good management.
Immigrants still continue % Cow n upon al
most every boat that comes 20 the landing. /
Weather gives indication Of an early spring.
CRlNISAL CoUKT.-ns Criminal Court
Hon. B. F. McKieman presidiHg-w1l con-
mencs its session at Exchange Buildings to-
morrow. The misdemeanor docket viii be
taken up and disposed # first in order. The
criminal is lighter than usual.
BoARB or HEALrH-Ls Of interments for
the week ending Saturday, FEBRUARY 70, 1889
February joseph Hunter areI o. wears. ervsipe-
Va Whaien, aFei g. years Old ages Nrrr3 vc-
man, aged % 0earE. pnaurHuIH. February DC ETEn.
Ere1 6 weeks. uueuBauIa February I-HTurr Test
aeef % wears. lndsmuatI1u ot BRAIN 1
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February ESer5 E7aar. arai Is years paeurauia
tetruar SMrs D W sharks s-et p years FTTrpe-
"a fever Nezr8 mmr AGED l6 years. pneumonia FHb-
ruary @S1u Uf J. O'CaIn. 8-rf a vF1rE typhoid fever.
February IG[hlh q D. W 5hsnEs. aEed 2 urara
pnrumlula Perjury fl-Narw rhit ASA 9 Urnf
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February U-Ns--a Gin szed7 year. arl-f Fever.
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