Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-10
River News aud --,eaunbon, n"-ine.s.

"a. riser is -loul, rising Tho s'ath"r WINS
hasy and cool. business WAS not very active,
The stores in the city being generally closed.
The Cotton Plant, which left Columbus two
hours before the battle oommenced-brougE in
81 sacks corn, l2l sacks wheat, l42 sacks pota-
toes (or New Orleans) $50 boxes opples, 81"
sacks potatoes, 223 sacks beans, I ca,k, , bar
rels and 81 heads cabbage, 3l5 pumpkins, o.
barrels and 10 sacks peas, and a quantity OF
dried fruit, bacon, oats, turuips, tallo~r turhles'
whisky, and lard. She leaves for Columbus
Tomorrow . The Ferd. Kcnuett arrived last
night with a. splendid trip Of sugar, moiaS'es'
and salt from New Orleans. She viii start on
her return tomorrow evening. The kenneit is
q rood fast running boat, with spacious bcrths'
copyenientIv arranged aud well tarnished-pas-
.a,m4rs sire well fed. well waited ou and politely
attended "a. Can't. Brierley T., a careful and
aypericneed officer, and the clerk, Mr.. Harper,
is untiring in his efforts to make the trip
agreeable 20 his PASSENGER Col. Morgan
arrived with a large Cat in tow-boat and fiat were
loaded with wood Capt. Graham is doing good
service to the city, and those wanting wood will
find his pile at Tie foot Of Washington street .
Norebe came in light from the Arkansas
river. The water there is too low to be naviga-
bic and the Notre5e, like the Little Rock, viii
lay by for better times and more water The
Victoria Le5t tor Vicksbnrg, and the Admiral and
sam. Hale for White river, and the Mary Eerne
for Vicksbmg .. The Republic was due last
night from New Orleans. She win return on
Tuesday The New Orleans packet company
have made some changes iu their line, which
Capt j.. d. Clark, and the Prince Of Wales,
Capt Lee: Thursday, the John Simonds, Capt.
j.. ,. Hicks, and the Ed. }. Gay, Capt. VIM.
Wmy Saturday, the Mary F. Keenc, Capt. W
B. Richardson, and the VIM. NJ Morrison, Capt
=. H. Newell. j. T. Bourne 4 Co, agents.
The New Orleans Delta says:
This fine steamer arrived yesterday from Co
lUmhus. In noticing the arrival Of the Dolseu,
We take pleasure in stating a fact which we
learned, not through any officer or party having
any connection with or interest in the boat. that
Capt Denning refused 10 charge for the passage
% any Of the families oil our soldiers, OF whom
there were several returning from Columbus
such facts as these deserve record and remem-
Business on the levee yesterday was not as
active as usual The coast packets brought in
half loads. The Memphis boats continue to
larry out good trips of freight. The Grand
Duke and Gen. Quitmau leir last evening the
Quitman was drawing over eight feet. She has
lot OF sugar and mo!asses engaged to take in
rs she goes mp on the coast.
The J. +. Pargoud will leave tomorrow eve
ling for Memphis. The Red river packet J.
W. Sharp, was purchased yesterday by Capt. A.
J.. DYE, formerly of the steamer Ashland, and
,ther packets, for the sum of $4,000. Capt
-anoue sold the steamer Moro for the sum of
$500.
BOATS LEAVING.
For C0LUvEJs-The excellent steamer Yazro. Mar
bah, ns.fsr. leaves 90 above Noniav at oUlnuA D.. "
.Uia. & Unison. agents.
FoR NLW OELEAEs-The steamer Ford. Rcuuc-t
ss.-rv la.ster leaves as above Monday evening a. q
clock. Apply ou board.
For CoLu-uUs- The packet Co-iou Plant james
master. lea es as above MoldaE of . O'Clock p. q
.asrr Easl1-fad. agent.