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Yesterday was q warm and generally disagree
{ able day. The dust that was flying about made |
atill more disagreeable. 81
Business was net dull, but we cannot say that |
Has extraordinarily active. sss me- a IT, III
The Mary Il. Keene and De Soto were receiving
all day, and will leave this evening for Memphis
with as much freight as they will want.
TIE light draught packet Err No. arrived yes
terday iii time from Red river with faif trip. shs
returns to-day, and our shippers, we hope, will
patronize her largely capt. G. y. Barstow is now
IN command of the Era No 8, and he will attend
to an the business Of the steamer Rapides. y
The Memphis Appeal Of the 2sth says:
The river fell one and half inches during the
twenty -four hours ending last evening. The wea-
ther cleared up yesterday fine and rather cool.
The ST, Louis Republican of the 2Sd says:
Tie river here issslowly rising In the al hours
ending at 10 o'clock AS. III 1T sweled II inches, and
feet te e inches anoys lev wa5sE mark T.
NTH feet scant In the. channel below Peoria, and
81 feet between Peoria and Lasalle. The upper
Mississippi IL failing from st. Paul down, with 81
ids Below Keokuk there is 8 feet seant in the
channel. The Missouri river is supposed to be fall
Ing, hut we have not heard from it in some days.
There were 81 feet scant in the channel atlast &C
counts, from Ieayenworth down. There is s. feet
in the channel Of this river out to Cairo. IA
MHsrc For LAFouRCHE--T The fast semi-weekly pas
senger packet Music, Capt Jos. Daifares, com
nander and MIR. J. a. Richard, clerk, leaves posi-.
lively at o o'clock this morning.
EMPIRE PARISH FoR THE LOWER COAST The
neat passenger packet Empire Parish, Captain a.
Grant, Jr., commander, and MIR. L.. Bayhi, clerk,
leaves at 10 o'clock this morning for all landings
On the Lower Coast. ys
ACADIA FOR DoNALDsoNvILLE.--The new and su.
perier passenger packet Acadia, Capt. JOS. Vim
cent, commander, leaves at II o'clock to-day for
al coast landings up to Donald sonYille. &
IBERvILLE FOR FoRT ADAMs.-The fast and supe-
rior passenger packet Iberyilie, Capt y. r. Gross,
commander, and Mr. Aicee Grass, clerk, leaves at
O'clock this evening, for all landings as high as
Fort Adams i455545a4ts Ar. l-sss79
GoIpEN AGE TOR FoRr ADAMS The large and
dell, commander and Mr.. F. g. Frindren, clerk,
leaves at o'clock this evening for Fort Adams and
intermediate Coast landings.
NEWS BoY FOR BLACK AND OUACHITA RIvERs-
The very lghtdraught passenger packet News
Boy, Capt Len Moore, commander, and Mr.. John
Al Hail clerk, leaves at clock this evening for
the above and intermed date landings.
N ERA No. Z FOR RED RIVER The Iightedraft pas
senger packet Era No. Z, Capt Chas. ]. Barstow,
commander, and Mr.. W. Culbertson, clerk, leaves
NJ o'clock this evening for. all landings on Red
river, connecting at Alexandria with the Gghtdraft
packet Era Mo- y for Shreveport. 5s4
DEsoT0 FOR MEMPHIs- The new first.elass pas
senger pocket DeSoto, Capt. II. 81. Beard, com
mander, and Mr. g. r.. Rener, clerk, leaves for
Memphis and way landings at 3 O'Clock this even
ing. Passengers for Memphis will find the DeSoto
amost comfortable packet. Her table is always
plentifnlly supplied, and her officers are competent
and reliable steamboatmen, besides being accom-
Iaodating to all. Remember, she leaves at s
O'clock this evening.
d IzAFeuRcHE FOR VIGKsBuRG The feet @. S mail
and passenger packet Lafonrche, Capt J. ]. Brown,
commander, and Mr.. III. Goodman, clerk, leaves 1T
s osclock this evening for Yicksbufg, Natehez and
Ill intermediate landings.
Mary D. KEENE. PASSENGER AND ExPREss PACKET
FOR MEMPHIS 20 DAY, The swift and magnificent
passenger packet Mary q. Keene, Capt. w. II.
Cookery, commander, and Mr.. J.. III. Renshaw.
clerk takes her departure this evening at o'clock
for Natchez, Vicksburg, Memphis and the bends
The Keene is one of the most complete boats, in
all her appointments that runs on the river. She
H. possessed of every requisite for pleasant and
safe trip. Passengers should apply for rooms
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