davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11

FIRE on MAIN STREET.-A IRE broke out
Yesterday morning at eight O'Clock on the top
story Of the building occupied by J. Pooley,
matchmaker and jeweier. The flames, wheh
first noticed, appeared to proceed from The
space between The ceiling and the roof. How
FIRE gos there we have found none who could
tell. There vas some talk Of incendisTism,
but probably on small foundation. The fire
steamer and other engines were soon on the
ground. and the most energetic efforts were
made to save the building. The fire steamer
did good service, throwing water readily on
the lofty roof. Tne Ne. 3 hand company
worked CALAMITY, and the bOys' generally
did their duty. The tin roof fortunately aided
the efforts made, and the flames we're got under
without spreading 10 the lower stories. The
stores Of Cleaves & Walden, bsoks and station
cry. ard Spivey & Clark, clothiers, as well as
Pools7's, suffered much from water. Cleaves
s. Walden bad a large quantity OF books de-
stroyed; they are fully insured. Mr.. Pooley
had been insured, but be fears his policy bad
run out. Gen. J. VI. Williams owned the
burned building he was insured for 5000
$1,000 in the Home, and $1,000 in the Bluff City
company. The FIRE steamer was doubtless the
means Of saving the building she pays well
for what she costs. Six sections Of her hose
were burst from the pressure required to throw
the water so high. This hose is nav hard to
get, and we doubt the wisdom Of using it and
the Ere steamer for every little job, from filling
the cistern in the uavy-yard to filing baptism
pools in churches.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11
A CARD OF THANKS

CE BOARD STE amen E~ENTUCEF
S. ptember 7 1901.
At a meeting Of the sick Of lst Mississippi
battalion OF cavalry and infantry, held on
board the steamer Kentucky, for the purpose
OF expressing in some public manner their
thanks to the generous and hospitabIe citizens
Of Madrid Bend for the kind andLumlne atten.
tons SO literally bestowed on them during
their stay Of more than two days in their
midat, on motion, DR.. NJ. Z. Fon.aina was
called to toe chair, and ". D. DuPres, ap-
pointed secretary.
The object OF the meeting having been ex-
planned by the chair ia a few weil-timed
and appropriate remarks, on motion, the
following gentlemen we're appointed a com.
mittee to drsF, resolutions expressive Of tie
sense Of the meeting, tO-wit: Lieut.. ]. /.
Weatberal !, r. q. Kelsey, =. B. Greer, R. Z.
Joiner, F. Mauidin, and, on motion, the chair
man and secretary were added, WnersuPJn the
committee retired, AID asfsf d short absence
reported the following resolutions, which we're
unanimousy adopted:
Res0lred, That we feel and appreciate in the
highest sense the kind and liberal hospitality
Of the citizens OF Madrid Bend centrally. but
to Mrs. Merriwea.her and Hall, particularly,
do NE feel we are due a debt Of lasting graft
tude and love for ministeTing to our wants, and
supplying US with every comfort while detaiu-
ed BY sickness at " Silver Top" Strangers
far from home and friends, their kind minis
t~rstiou5 OF love and mercy alleViated our snf-
! ferings, assisted much in our restoration to
health, and caused rs almost to forget the ab.
sence OF "loved ones at hOme.n That on
thanks are also due Capt. J. r. Robbins and
Rev. Mr.. Bryan for their innumcTabie acts
Of kindness shown Us. That a copy Of these
resolutions be forwarded to the Memphis AP
PEAL with the request that they be published
NJ. r. FoETAINE, Pest.
W. D. DUPaEE, Sec'y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11
NJ VENGEANCE.

Ihave been accused in print, by Peter San
guineti, with bringing a charge against him
of selling without a license, and Of making
that charge from motives of vengeance. Ibeg
to state, that in the regular line OF my duty,
without any feeling OF maIice-cor had re-
ceived no unkindness or occasion Of even
geance" from Mr.. Sanguineti-but acting as
I am officially sworn to act against all per-
sons breaking the city ordinances, l sscer-
tanned that while dealing in confectioneries
fruits. @sodawater, cigars, etc, Mr. Sanguinet
had no license to cover his business. The onll
license he had taken out was for a grocery
and Keeping grocery was not his business.
had him before the Recorder, who on Fridal
Iast fined bin $40 and costs. He complain
of having been required to put down $25 a
security for his appearance that money, a
is always done in such cases, was returned Z
him next morning. Mr.. S. Pounds tie chaTg
of vengeance" on the alleged fact Of som
| grapes being handled In his store-with them
had nothing TO donor did anything concern
ing them influence me in doing my duty. ]
is well known / have always performed m
Official duty Ia q manner satisfactory TO ID
officers, and to the public.
+. P. SULLIVAN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11

CoURcIL PRsCEEDUNGs.-Councii net in eK-
ira session yesterday. We give an abstract Of
tie debates upon the matters Of public inter-
est which arose, as a useful pendant to the
secretsry's official report, that shows what
Council dses-we endeaVor to make known
what it sogs. We wish to add that in
saving in our last " Council Proceedings,'
that The Demosibenisn Grafton Of AID. Kirby
wac 'Personal," is was not intended to indi-
cate that the "personaI' was Of an offensive
character. The personalities were good hu-
mored in their character, and were 60 taken BY
the object of them.
Si0tioFk RoHse.-Ald. Townsend asked that
the Station House Keepers report for the last
month be referred to the Police Committee "for
various reasons.D What those reasons were
was not stated. We shall, perhaps, bear more
Of the matter another day.
Caiter~ PGUiug.-Ald. KOrtraeht, from Tn
proyeuent Committee, offered an ordinance to
change the manner in which gutter paving
shall be paid for. He proposed 10 have such
work done for he future at the expense of the
property holder, in the same way as the side
walks are. AID. VoiliEtine thought there was
q hardship in the proposed ordinance. The
ordinance was passed . fret time and referred.
This matter is Of interest 70 property holders.
.yaI Charges.-Ald. Farmer read a messag,
of the Mayor, seat in at 4 previous meeting
stating that the jai or, when an arrested party
comes into bis custody at night, and is dis
cbsraed the Bext morning, charges for to-
meals Of two whole days. He offered an ordi
nance that 40 cents be allowed him each ?
hours: when the prisoner stays less than 2
boyrs. 70 be allowed only for the meals sctu
allv given. When f0rfeits are taken for th
rriaoner,s appearance, 40 cents is to be Above
,bs tailor. which the party liberated on forfei
il 20 nav. AID. Kortrecht said the practice
the state prisons was similar to hat OF tn
tailor in question be suggested some chang
IN the ordinance, which was passed a mrs
time. apd referred to the Ordinance COMMITTEE
Toratioa-Nr Duncan, Of Raleigh roa'
sent in a petition stating that bis improve
ments on bis property cost him in hourlsnlh
times $1,000, it had been assessed at SoJoV
TIE lot was valued at the same rate this yea
last s~tratton, McDavitt & Co. p~etitioDe
70 have the valuation of their cotton shed re
aucsd : It was placed $1,000 too high. Aid
Farmer objected that these petitions assume
a defiant attitude, stating that they tSoald NJ
submit to pay more than a given rate. d
sas Of opinion that the Board could not go b
sjud he action Of The Assessors. Alderm'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11
A Cnrd Id Thnnka

To The Yoapg Ladies aad Gentlemen Of the Ia
bleGUr TiDGHt8
In the name Of the President, trustees and
lady managers Of the Lsath Orphan Asylum,
we, the undersigned, desire to return our CRATE
full acknowledgement to the young ladies aud
gentlemen of the Tablsaux Vivants for their
by Miss Kirk, for the benefit of the Institu-
ton, and remain, Respectfully,
MARTHA OWEN,
M. DeYLE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11

SHAMEFUL IaPosTURE.-Wsl learn from GER
tain information, that there are persons uav-
cling about the country who represent tBem-
selves as being agents authorizes by govern
meut, to buy up quaFieTmastsT'sstores They
appeal to the patriotism OF citizens to sell
them such tbiDgss as they require at low prices,
foy the benefit Of government. They thus Oh
tain goods at very low rates, and then retail
them to the soldiers at sEoTbitaut prices. We
warn our readers 10 be on tue look out for
these Yankee-hearted rogues. Ehen persons
present themselves SIS government agents, theii
documents should be asked for, aad If the met
srOye to be Of the Shylock order, they shou'c
be invited, politely or otherwise, to leave.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11
By AID. Farmer

e it ordained BY the Beard Of Mayor and Aldermen O.!
the city Of Memphis:
SEC. I That section one 81 ordinance, eufitl.d
Tax Collector" on pages 5l3 and 344. Of BanEhead's
c0dldsd charter sna 0TdlasnCes f the city Of Memphis,
be, and tAe same is, hereby repealed.
SEC. D. That the Mayor be, and hereby is, aulhorized
70 Tr0cure a suitable beck, and employ some suitable
person 10 make Out the city tsx-bJok for the 35th corpo-
rate year, a. an fNseuse not exceeding two hundred AID
twenty dollars. Passed hrst reading
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11
IhgIslay Nctaber b. I8e
Clark Il FUEaeP's
O OIL.
EEARK. GREGORY & 90.

$1,000
cole 2E o ID - 4 { = .
TUBES Headache, Earacbe, Toothacne, in three min
- utss, E~hCCmttirn, Coughs, Neuralgia Colds, Ery.
sipslas, Bronchitis Dyspepsia. Collie, Cramps, lRhzmeo
Eyes, Chronic Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Cuts, Burns,
Bruises. SprslnE, ChGnyec Hands, Piles, Ulcers, Dlar-
rNes, BuHions, CcrDs, Frosted Feet, Deafness, OLD
Sores, s re Breast, Sore Nipples, Scald Head, Ring
worm, letter, Snake Bites, Spider Bites, Dog Bites, Rat
Bites. The world IL challenged for its equal for Scalds
and BErrs. II cures Scratches on horses sore Eyes on
horses, Sprsins, SEiEEey, Poll Evil, FIstuls, saddle snd
harness Calls, fresh Wounds Or Sw sHlngs, and is the
best known remedy TO apply 10 tencer-cooted horses from
f0an15T-take up the feet and battle well about the frog
OF the foot. Cures all cutGneous diseases on man OF
beast.
No one medicine can cure in all cases, but We cas- show
mere real proof Of the virtIe OF Am6r0slal On IN tE
being bought, than GEE De produced Tor SLY o-aer meti-
ciEe.
We do not assert 4 erre fer every malady 30 which the
hursan family are subject, bat what We proclaim We can
substauti re by living witnesses. Tho ArbrOsal Oil Il
q Nashville preparation, and cold throughout the South
and Southwest by all good druggists and general deal
srs. The South may 30 Justly proud tfar Dr.. CLARK
native Tsnnssseesu, after much labor anil research has
produced a really worthy medicine, wr-rb is bound &c
drive out much Of the worthless Imported trash with
which the country Is flooded.
Please call at sur Office, where we will take pleasure
in showing letters and testimonials leo numerous TO sci
forth in the form OF an advertisement some OF which
come from physicians in high standing. who are using Il
in their practice, as they stGte, wll marvellous Effects
We challenge the world 20 produce 3 remedy 50 speedy
aud edectGal in its healing properties
G@T Read The evidence u pe virtue Of CLARK i Full
lers AmbrOsial Oil, evidence 80 authentic, and from
persons whose word and standing are irreproEchabls
BEAD and he convinced.
NashviIle, Tenn.
For sale, wholesale aud retail By
POTTER & NERWTN,
IS Jefferson street, near Post Odice,
And general dealers in oil popular patent meaicinss.
da25-dawIyis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11

SOUTHERN MoTHERs-Ald. Kirby moved to
relieve that portion Of the Irving block Occu-
pied by the Southern Mothers from city taxa
tion-referre3. The tenements belong to the
Messrs. Cook, who charge no rent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11
Dr.. J.. H.. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
r.nar Lhlra ana PIN. 1880 s. Lnnl. N
DE-. TFcEean,s Universal PIIIs.
Dr., :. a. AECLean's Volcanic Or
Imminent,
TIE BEST EXTERNAL IN THE World ros
NAN OR BEAST

Thousands 81 human beings have been saved Ifa
decrepitude and misery By the use Of this tuvalusblA
LiniInent. 1t viii relieve pain slmest instanianeo1slv.
and 1t Will cleanse, purify and heal the fouIest sore IN
sn incredible short time. McLean's Volcaule oil Lin
iment viii relieve the most l~nveterate eases Of Rheu-
maism, Govt or Neuralgia. For Paralysis. Copfrscts4
Muscles, Stiffness OF Neaznsss in the Joints. Huscies
or JigEmenu, II viii never fail. Two applications win
cure Sore Threat, Headache CT Earacha. For Rurpe OF
Scslds, OF any PeiR, It Is an infsliible remedy. Try IT,
and you viii dn2 It al indispensable remedy. Keep
always CT hand.
Planters Farmers, or any one having charge o.
horses, VIII save money b. Hsing NcLesn's Volcanic o.
Lintrent. II IS 3 speedy ard inia .IlIe curs Tor Gala
SPfsins, ChGiess Swelling. Lenenes, sweeney Sores
wounds, scrgt hes, OF any aE.erasi disease. Try IL
ans you vi Re convinced
DR.. :. p HcLEAN Sole Proprietor,
Sc. Leafs, Missouri.
FOR sals in Ms.ephis BY A a EAEsFIEL0 a CO.
slso by q. ". JOGEs & 90, sad EASD q EoCLELs
LAND.
post once, general dealers IN al populzr faDily medic
einss. is2ldaER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11
DcrGaI lGhr IS.

MEssKs. CLARK, EGO * CO.-DEAR sIRs 4;
Nearly every person who has tried your hm6rosiaL OF
In this ueighborhood are well pleased. think it on"
OF the best medicines now in use for tas many som-
plants you recommend It. sold eight OF he small
bottles to = nsau stricken down with the RheumHtlsm
He SAYS Ae never had anything give relief ike 1t. he
Is now going about. JONATHAN LAWRENCE.
New Market, East tennessee august ., 1850.
For sa1e by POTTER n MERWIE,
aui4-dAw2w 65 jefferson 70.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11

W~HEAT-TheTe was a good inquiry and an improved
feeling In the market yesterday, but no quotsbe change
in prices Sales 1900 bushels prime red at 81 leo, so at
81 90, 100 at 81 90. IJD ard 100 smury at65e, 100 III
ferior ct 9U, 800 DO. mixed al 50, and 1876 do. at S7aci
also 1900 bushels fair at $500, and loco prime at SI.lO,
sacks included.
FLOUR-A better demand but DO change in prices.
Sales $50 brls low extra at IS 90, so Eupernne at $3.50,
90 extra 30. at $500, IS extra femi'y at $3.50, IS do. at
81 rs, and 90 brls choice extra at $3.50.
CORN-l5O bags prime white sod at Coo p tushei.
BRAN-saies s tuus at SO and 50 tuns at SO, par
chaser furnishing sacks.
HAY AND OAT5-We did not hear Ct a sale.
BACOE-seHing IN lots at DC for clear sides, and 10
G2Oc for hams.
sUGAR-2 md 16 hhds sold at -, 6atliH, steA,
/ at IN. and 1 at exc.
MOLAsSES-SalFs at Doc, in let's,
POTATOBS-Limited sales al 81 50 q bushsl-a de-
cline.
B~UTTER-sOO0 rs sid At 81 &C.
~sALT-sales $3.50 bags coarse, from lsvee, on terms
not transpired.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11

THANKS RETUREED.-We are requested by
the Society Of Southern Mothers TO return their
nost grateful thanks to Mrs. A Burr, for
the sun Of two hundred and thirty dollars,
nett proceeds Of the Southern Rights Festival,
on Thursday evening, and also to Miss Matte
Kirk. fer the sun Of one hundred and ninety
swo dollars, part Of the proceeds Of the exhi-
bition Of Tablesux on the Tuesday evening
nreceding.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11

AFFEcrED-Ws learn that our friend Cop
p~erthwaite, of Kirk & Ccppsrthwaite's book
store, was SO much overheated and exhausted
By his efforts at the fire yes erday, that be was
lying last night extremely sick.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11

New OFTIcIALs.-On the domination Of the
Mayor, Council last evening confirmed the
appointment OF VIM. Kehoe as chief Of the
fire department AID Of Jasper Copeland and
A. L. Gof, policemen: and accepted The re-
signation Of policeman c. D. Bryant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11

REcoRDER's CoURT.-Eighteen cases, six
persons sent to the chain gang, and seventy
two dollars collected in fines, comprised Re-
eorder Moore's business yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11

CONFEDERATE STATES NoTEs.-A resolu-
ton offered by AID. Ayres was adopted to
take these notes in payment of taxes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11
gnnrna.n InTe!

SAGEDhSE NHSG.
AN u~G1aIiuE cure for Seminal weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Imp5tenay Loss Of Power, Pains in the
Back. Stone IA tn Bladder, O5atrpstsd and Difcult
Eonstraution. and ell diseases caused by ~deviating from
the Pste OF nature, and i~aiulging in Self-Peilutlon.
BY the Use Of this Cure all improper discharges are
removed, the weakened organs Of generation are
speedily cured. anu full vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, Shouts reject
that q sound misI and body are necessary to promote
coanubisl happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, deblliLstod, worn
down aud d~espsiring 6evotse Of sensual pleasure, will
and relief.
II is safe sud pleasant !u taste lat immediate in It's
action containing No mineral poison, but Is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, il the form OF q delicious
syrup.
Price s. per bottle, OF tbres bottles Tor S., and for
wErded by express 10 all parts OF the world.
sold BY al respectable d~ruggl5t5 everywhere.
POTTER 4 EHHWIN, PrOpristors,
Sole Prsp-iotors, IS JaGersoH-zt,, near post UdCs,
general dealers in ali pOyu.sr family medicines, Ae1-
2hIs, Tenn.
~ Sod in Memphis by all responsible druggists.
mry6-1rraw'v
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11

SLAVE DEALERS LIcESsE.-Aid. Amis sale
the slave bearers are doing 10 business, and
cannot pay $500 this year fer license; he
moved it be made 500 a year. Referred.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11

c. Among the strangers at present in the
city, is Gen. Frost, Of st. Louis. He comes
Immediately from the camp Of Gen. HaTdee,
at Pittman's Ferry, in Arkansas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11

GAYoso HoUsE.-This hoHse has, Of late,
been OVERLOOKING with guests. It's popularity
with the travelling public goes on increasing.
Among the arrivals there yesterday were
Col. c. C. Miller, OF New Orleans; Maj. W.
J. Anderson; Col Lloyd Tilghmsn, Col. H.
B. Lyon, Gen. S. B. Buckner, Of Kentucky
Hon. A. NJ. Clayton, of Holly Springs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11

FINED.-Mrs. Smith, who shot at and
wounded her husband Jerry, and Jerry Smith,
who engaged in a fight with Mrs Smith, were
yesterday faed ten dollars each by Recorder
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11
Commercial 3Etter8

DATLE aEFoEST az TEtE mAAKET.
TUBEisEEn TRoH TIE uERcBAETs' EXCHANGE
MEMPHIS, September II, 1861.
CO~TrON-Tlere is a fair demand with sales Of 81
bales At
-TOBACCO-The demand is active and holders arm at
the following quotations
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11

PuRsUED.-We learn that on Sunday a Fed
eraI gunboat OF two cane down to Columbus
and discharged fifteen or twenty shots. The
gunboat, Yankee, 2. after them, when they
took the up track, the Yankee in pursuit, ans
that boat only gave mp the chase, in which it
/, was gaining. when within sight Of Cairo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11

THANKs.-We are requested by Messrs.
Cleaves & Walden to return heir sincere thanks
20 The Ere department, as well astO The citizens
generally, who so zealOusly exerted themselves
yesterday in saving their property from the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11

TIRE elegant PASSENGER steamer LOUIS r.
1 DOR Cheney Johnston, mes er, ~HI L
lsave as above ~WEDNESDAT, I.th idss -
8 P. NJ. positively For freight or p1ssaEe Apply %
sell-lt JAS q. ROTRN & co. agents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11
E8cLeam's Cordial.

EEcEeau's Cordial
As aIay by ssea, we Iassrt this woek the advertisement
Of MeLsau's y9riial, etc
It is very veil known We are not particularly yor-
abe TO patent medicines, sud, as q genera thing, ssoAsw
tie whole Of them with but little ceremony, and with
these sentiments we declined inserting this advertise
uent until we knew what were the Ingredient Of the
medicine, and how compounded. This we have lea ned,
and believing, as We Do, that that the ingredients are
good, snd the compound iudiciously made, we recon-
mend It as q mixture worthy OK public c~onadedco.
Tie s50ve Is froa he ST Louis Christian Advocate.
edited By the renowned Rev. Dr.. EcAnslly, which
spsaEs volumes ia favor Of EcLean's Cordial We say
TO sl, try it. SEQ t0e stvertissa6nt In another col
ElIC- fa8-d4w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11
For New Orlsanz-Througb in So Hours.

F4fUE new steamer NARY 2. EEN r.
I Corksvr master, will leave as above LEssAfs4
on SATURDAY, l4t1 inst, 81 5 P. II $50
positively. For freight OF passage sTplF TO
JAS. 7. B0UhN. s. CO., Agents
spll-4t No. 90 Front row. up .tairs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11
INSURANCE COMPANY or THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA.

Authorised capital. .OyJ'yo'
Cash capital aud surplus paid up....."...... $4,000
See card in another column. Once, on Madison St,
opposite Bank OF Memphis.
ny:-.v J. q. WEST. Agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11

THE steamer LOJIS D'OR, johnson,
4 N ster, will lezve a. above en- WE'D 49,
NESDAY IIth instant at5 p. N 60
THO5. II. WILLIAMS & co AGENTS.
seli-It No 3 Howard's Row.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11
For New Orleans.

rTfHE steamer FERD EENNETT T. f.. r.
L Brieriy, master, viii leave as above on LzE--E
WEDNESDAY, Se9;eu Der Ilth At % P. n 60
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
TH0S. Il. WILLIAMS 8 co. AGENTS,
sslO u No. 3 Towards Row.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11

TIVE fine passenger packet LOUISVILLE.
Il Combs, y aster, wIl leave as above LsEs
Du THURSDAY, 18th inst, az 2 P n. Ga
For freight CT passage appi, Oh board, ar To
seII-1t ELLIOTT q VINSON, Agents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11
STEAMBOAT AND RIVER MATTERS.

SAA1LAAAoAA Avn In AL
TIE river continues falling at the rate of
four o. five inches in twenty-four hours. Bust
ness at the lsvee, yesterday, although inter-
rupted 10 some extent by the rain, was gener-
ally active .... The II. D. Mears arrived from
Vicksburg, With a good freight list, including
100 head Of beef cattle, $50 bags corn, and
1000 sacks cotton seed. She returns this even
i0g....1be Fsrd KeBuett came in from New
Orleans heavily laden With sugar, molasses,
salt and assorted merchandise .... The Sam
Hale, from White river, brought 81 bales Of
hay, and 80 bags potatoes 49,. The departures
embraced the P ince Of Wales for New Or
leans, with a good rip The St. Francis for
St. Francis river, and Sam Hale for White
riger-ths two latter with sessonable trips Of
freight and passengers 49,. The Kentucky ar
rived from Columbus, bringing $50 brls apples,
5 hbds tobacco, 16 head cattle, IA head sheep,
and 100 sacks potatoes. She was to have left
again, on Der return trip, last evening . The
Louis Dor has deferred Khsr departure for N.
Orleans until to-day....Th splendid Louis
vile, Capt. Combs, the clever Mancourt at the
desk, is the New Orleans boat for Thursday,
and all who love a good boat to travel on with
accommodating officers, will be at home on the
Louisville.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11
Fer REsgE.

THRFE DWELLING HOUSES situated on a
! The south side o. Madison street. vet Of H%S
IT, BAYOU. EHUI,
Fof terms, Gppry to 81
se5 2v WV = GREFNL.W.