Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07
ls.,.. News and s~,cuurssut nprIucss.

Ilr r.,.is falling. We hol pleasant Indian
suuaurrvoathr yesterday. Business at the land
ing was brisk The Louisville, from New Or
leans. ls,d 30 bbi,. sugar, 600 sacks salt, 4Og
hides, and a quantity of oil, oranges, wine.
wool, and dry goods she returns this evening,
Combs, captain, Mancourt, clerk. The Yazoo
from Columbus, had lll0 sacks corn, 90 sacks
and 90 bbls potatoes, and some wheat; she re-
turns this evening, aud those bound up stream
win find the YazOo a pretty boat, and Capt.
Marshall an agreeable and attentive gentleman
The Yicksburg from New Orleans, had y
bales cotton, q tierces hams, 2l6 hhds. and l22
bbls. sugar, 200 bbls, molasses, and a quantity
Of wool, rope, tar, rosin, oil, pork, vine, liquors,
tobacco, fish and onions; size returns On Fri
day evening. The Col. Morgan has been pur-
chased by Capt. Graham for $500. As soon
rs he has completed the necessary arrangements
the captain viii make her a regular packet, run
ming between Memphis and Osceola. He viii
command the boat himself, with his son, Nj.
VIM. Graham, as clerk.----The Magenta
and the Louis Dor left for New Or
leans, and the Mears for Ycksburg.. &c.. The
Admiral is up for White river...-The New Or
leans Data Of Monday says:
On the sugar levee business continues brisk,
with the coast packets bringing in good trips of
SUGAR and molasses. TIT Nalchez and Repub-
&c leave for Memphis this evening; the Grand
Duke leaves on Wednesday the Eerd. KenneJt
Is at the landing.
Ut n IAsTTlr.n s. I--1rr as u.slr -.-er.a
his fine passenger packet "a thorough overhaul
ing. She viii be out in an entire new dress i'm
len days. The friends of the gallant captain,
and the accommodating Mcbride, viii be pleased
% hesu that the Alonzo Child is to be changed
into a cotton boat, and viii remain permanently
IN the Memphis trade. Commodore Hollius, re-
memberiug the many acts of patriotism done for
the Southern C0ngedeTacy by Capt. D.DelIaven,
presented him with the fender knees, stiTrups,
and many other useful things from the steamer
Lizzie Simmons, now altering into a %gunboaL
Capt. D. DeHayen lost his regular day in the
Memphis trade attending TO the call of the
Southern Contederacy-at all times carrying
Confederate soldiers free of charge. We know
that when the Al0nzo Child again enters the
trade. shippers and passengers viii remember d.
DeIIaven.
The New Albany ledger Of Thursday last has
the following Louisville items
- ~ - 81" The orfy mort That Ems
70 he doinS anv steamboat business lust now IS
thsf of ST. Lonis. From zen TO fifteen steamers
are arriving and deuartinp 6aiy. The Minnesota
tool from s.. Louis Wednesday 5000 barrels Of
aonr. to b. Skinned from LasaIe 10 New York
yfa The lakes. The illinois, Missouri. NIssis-
s;nri and Des-,oiurs rivers are at present very
Iovi. The Ohio, with al of It's tributaries, is
EALING also.
IN ru--rr. Ds,oc-s. os Wednesday ~
iU'
last week states:
Our wharf, in q business point OF view, pre-
sents a very dlsconsolste -appeaIance-t0ur OF
five steamers lying to-veTy few people moving
about and but little freight 10 be seen.
The n Touis namocrat of Tuesday week
says
Tho river IS falling slowly here. There IS a
gOou sta9e OI "HteL 'C"E l mr. 10 Callof
anu Up tAg A4Nti u AAIohAA' ID A4AA AAtuA'A-