Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-13

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Tie City Of Memphis, Magenta, Prima Donna
aud Bart Able left New orleans Wednesday
evenIug. The Olive Branch was advertised to
leave last night.
The SNAKE Killer" came in on time yester-
day with a stunning trip, ana returns 70 Nicks-
burg this evening. We commend her Capt
O'Hart to all concerned.
The neat little Celeste arrived from Arkansas
river with a light trip yesterday.
The NaiOma Is or for Cincinnati % noon to-
day. "Thaddeus OF Warsaw Is in the Office.
The splendid steamer Ed. Walsh wiz De
down this evening. and leave for New Orleans
at 5 O'Clock. Her accommodations are unsur-
passed.
The Liberty Ne. viii be az the wharf this
morning, and leave again FOR Louisville al 5
o'clock. The best evidences Of her popularity
and safety that we, the writer, can give, is, the
announcement that we propose 70 try the "Trip
with Capt. Archer and Ed. Judge.
The City fCairo Ien for New Orleans last
night Win q are trir, intending 1850 bales OF
cotton. Among her passengers were the fam
fly ofGov. Harris, en- route for Cordoyss e loin
him.
The splendid packet City Of Alton LEFT with a
good number OF passengers as usual.
The Guidon is loading tor ARKANSAS river.
The Harry Dean is the regular White river
packet tomorrow. Both Of these boats will re-
4 ccive f-aight for an points this side Of Napoleon.
The Clifton gozs out for Cincinnati this eve
ming. she has elegant accommodation.
The favorlte packet Nolie HamDlet2n leaves
I or ST. Francis river this evening. She is always
crowded with ladies, and we can account for it
IN no other ~ than TO give our friends Capt
Day and Billy Clark the grsf for id, OF else at
trlbats Der popularity 70 The @smTss.cr Of
4 Capt BoWms8 for The fair sex.
me Rfvsss Above.
The Cincinnati Enquirer Ofthe iotA Gays;
The weather was clear and delghtinly pleas
ant, with the thermometer at o'clock pm. 81
5fl The river az this port is rising slowly,
with ful g feet water in tue ~channelats O'Clock
Basiasss e tha landing Yesterday was dun
I As usual. We dll GC SEQ tnat blue Monday
made much dinereEce, q q yasFeopt tie sans
/ as has been for the past tE0 Weehs
The 81. Louis Denoorot Of the llth says;
The river Is stan falling here, bnti viii doubt
I les be dag IN q DAY OF two.
The 81 Jd6apE Herald says there is a big flood
in the Missouri atfhs Eresent time and wood
and foam iu endless Guanuty ~ eslhg down
Tha river Is nov assuming magniheent NrcPlr-
/ tiens and the large piers aad sand bars have
- -ferfes are areatlv gweiied also. The
tre OF lake Peu.p q expected 70 give way i'm
medialsiy, and fhAnogrpeekeisW ul 80 through
The Du6ueue Times Of SUNDAY says: This
morning the arst up-river boat Of the season
starts, DauDd % 60 as tar az she ean seb ms
pioneer steamer p me Northern light com
Our New northern line packet. the Mime
sofa. just arrived H90 tfspprg, VAL cave 70
morrow. ana 60 through 70 tssaa 42n4lH&i n
Business CONTINUES good and VIII steadily In
: weather IS nne, ana tending 70 warmth.
There u good stage Of water hence 70 al
points
me attention CT our ngeF trends is called 10
ne following important circular lrom the Sec
retsry of the Treasury, which be hasjust issued
- collector. snduther Officers Of The customs
ana u snpsrTtipg and local inspectors Of
Steamboats,
TKEAsrRT DEPAEeNEeF AFr4 ~
Vnoncareful consideration, based Epen me
rena-fs IA practical chemists, ! am % the op4n-
ion that crude petroleum, haptuaf pe11lne Aa1
beuzole should De claSsed smYhE -
burning fuids referred 70 ~ ne ~ -
tons 81 r8.s act u Aufaa 5ys1le
Therefore, on aud Cfiar the nrt cay o. Atien
next no vessels properties - - ~
ucies above named. without having mrs. Pro-
cured g special license thereon, as proftoto ~
the 9th clause Of the 9Th section OF me afl avote
reierred % q failure 70 procure snca nsenses
lects the delinquent 10 the penalty imposed D
It's Gth section OF TIE same act.
agna4 T. MCCULBOCH, See. Treas.
The Riyess BeEow.
p New Orleans zg1sas ofthe ath says.
There was no change IN the weather Yesterday
nom that Of The previous dag, The a~lfnosphere
being mild and pleasant, While basfnss % the
landing was a little more animated
There were but lev arrivals. while deuaFtures
numbered AK, which were as f~olioRS. NE
Cornie and J.. ~ sharp, for Laforrebe. ne
Texas for Red river ths 2. VI. strader 8r ~
Loais the D. h. CGmpbell, los 8asur ri,ar ana
Gen. luifman, for NlcksbufE-
The arrivals we're The Laiourche from BAYOU
sara. The Monsoon rom Baton Rouge, the Ma
"a ppnnins and Olive Eraach froll 81. louis
many o. our principal landiuas between
( here and Memphis haYe been since the war IN