Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-13
Boats tn Port.


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miscellaneous
The great Ruth has been unavoidably
detained, but We learn by a telegram,
that she will certainly be here this morn
ing, and leave for New Orleans at 10
O'Clock.
The fleet little Katie Bruner takes her
departure this evening for Ouachita
river.
The gay and festive Memphis, is of
for Arkansas river tomorrow.
The Centralia broke one Of her cylin-
der heads near the mouth Of Arkansas
river, and is coming mp on n wheel.
The Superior has been thoroughly re-
paired, and viii at once resume her place
in the Memphis and Evansville trade.
The following boats LEFT Louisville on
Friday, for this city and ports below
Tarascon, Pauline Carroll, Louisville,
and the new steamer StoDewall was to
leave last evening.
Our friends Of the Memphis and st.
Louis Packet Company, now haveone OF
the neatest wharfBOat offices that we
have ever seen, and we notice that Capt.
Ad Storm has placed above the counter,
his old badge Of Office, as G, r. j. A, OF
the Sons Of Malta, a position which he
hIledin st. Louis with credit to himself,
and TO the satisfaction of all whom his
official duties brought him in contact
with.
We havethe authorityof Capt. O'Hart,
OF the st. Patrick, for c~OntTadicting the
report that he had been superseded by
Uncle Billy Dardis, andthe "Wild irish
mani would lay oYer to participate in
the festivities GU the glorious 18th, as he
took her out last evening, but Capt,
Shirley says our old friend, the Liberty
will be here on that occasion, as the st.
Paddy was under obligations to spend
that day above
The splendid steamer, Des Arc, backs
out this evening for Nicksburg. She Of
fers rare inducements TO passengers and
shippers, aud no boat can boast Of more
attentive OF efficient officers.
The fnesteamer Adam Jacobs, unfurls
the Commodore's pennant this evening
for St. Louis, connecting at Cairo with
the cars for all points North, West and
East.
Cant. Eugene Bowers backs out the
Robbie Burns for Cincinnati, this even
ing, and her namesaks never plogednT
the sod of Catalonia faster than she viii
the Father Of Waters and Ia belle riUeurs.
The neat little Cleaner is the regular
Arkansas river packet st 10 o'clock to-
day, and the favorite Commercial for
White river, at 5 pm. they are both
staunch steamers and well differed.
The Minneola La her flaming posters
up for the Queen City this evening, and
Will positively leave. she is safe and
speedy.
Weare panied TO announce that Mr.. j.
D. Robinson, clerk OF the Henry Ames,
is pronounced by his physician beyond
recovery. Since the explosion of the i'll
fated Lockwood, on which he was a pas
senger. he has been lying at the Com
meTcial Hotel, and, until last Sunday,
his friends were very hopeful, but on that
dav he become much worse. and yester-
dav evening tetanus, or lockjaw, set in,
and at the time Of writing no hopes OF
his recovery were entertained Icy his
friends.
The Indiana passed down yesterday
with large trim, but how large we were
unable TO learn from her clerk. Proba-
bly, he didn't know If so, Of course he
Is eXcusable.
IA Rivers Above
The St. Louis Reptblican OF the 10th says;
Yesterday was a raw, clustering, dissgreeeble
March day. -
husIness On the landing was moderate.
A. THIS point the river u about on O stand.
Inc hlssoar Is nov ia excellent boating con
We have news from a place called Omaha
away up IN the Arctic REGION ON SATURDAY.