Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22
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The river began to fail on Wednesday night,
and up to last evening had fallen 6 inches, and
was falling rapidly. The weather was bright
and clear, with hvt sun yesterday. Business
on the landing was rather iiyeiy----Ihe Mary
Eeene arrived with a heavy hip, including 427
LOgsheads and - barrels Of sugar, lli barrels
OF Molasses, 40 bales of hay, i65 bundles gun
MES, 10 barrels vinegar, Il barrels oranges, 81
boxes tea. SO green hides, and a quantity Of
rope and miscellaneous merchandise. This fine
boat leaves tomorrow, Capt. Cogcoran IN com
maud. The clerk, Mr.. Renshaw, will bestow
every attention on his passengers. The Gay
left for New Orleans last evening also the
Louisville, the Clara Dolsen, and the Mag
a0Iia..,.The Carl, with six cattle and other
freight, arrived from St. Francis river.
TIE boats leaving to-day are the Eliza G. for
White river, the Nicksburg for New OSeaus,
and the Col Morgan for Oceola, to which point
she viii run regularly every Monday and Fri
day---.In an advertisement in another place
this morning, Mr.. J. D. Morton offers to dispose
Of ls one-third interest in the Eclipse whartboat
here and business done on it and a one-third in
tcrost in the Oceana wharlboat lying at Point
Pleasant. Missouri. The New Orleans Delta
of Wednesday, says The Memphis packets
Natchez and Republic had as much freight as
they wanted; the Natchcz was drawing even
nine feet; the Republic, besides the heavy trip
she backed out with, had considerable sugar and
moiasses engaged to take on the coast. The
Grand Duke ami Louis Dor, VIII leave for Mem
phis tLis evening"
BOATS LEAVING.
For NEW ORPHANS The splendid passenger packet
NlrS,hHrg, will leave as above this evening at5 o clock
larry iiarusrad, agent.
FOR CoLUNHUs-The fine packet Kentucky, Lod
Nlek, ma--er leases as above this EVENING at O'Clock
j. e. Mechanics, agent.
FoR WHTrE HvLn-The passenger packet BIS
T. QPi-eu5vrTv, master, leaves AZ above tins evening
1T 3 clock. LARRY Iiarmsrad, agent
- For the bereft of our brave soldiers in
particular, and for the public generally, would
we cali The attention OF our readers to an article
that is fast becoming an indispensable article in
every family, and the tent of every soldier. Our
brave defenders in the field suffer more from
disease than by our ruthless invaders. and ev-
erything that tends to the mitigation of the ills
incident to camp life should be universally
known, so that those who are sending comforts
to our army, may give them all the relief in
their power. The article we recommend is
worthy and well qualifed-is recommended by
many Of our best physicians. and by a host Of
ladies and gentlemen whose guarantee Of its
virtue, induces us to give it more than a passing
notice. The article referred 70, may be used ex-
te-naiy and ntemally-a'Tays ready-simple
and harmless. The Ambrosisl oil is no north
ern humbug, but is compounded by a native
Teunesseeau and originated by him sold alone
in the South, and should be patronized. 1t has
no equal in neuralgia, rheumatism, cuts, bruises
and burns. It affords speedy relief to the sore
feet Of the soldier when on the march, and win
always cure fost-bitten feet. From the evil
dancs before us, it is an intallible remedy for
diptheua or sore throat. Mothers, try it for
Group in children; it is recommended by as re
spousible ladies as the State Of Alabama or Ten
uessee can boast Of, as never failing in cases of
group or sore throat, See special notice in our
columns.
1t can be had of all leading Memphis drug
gis,s and country dealers in the southern Con
iejeracy.