Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-09

swallow. rom Cincinnati
Mnueola. FROM cincinnati.
Lady, from Randolph.
Depnrfures-
Steamer Cantinantal. for New Orleans.
CITY OF Alton. for ST. Louis
st. Patrick. Tor Louisville.
Gleauer, Tor Arkansas river.
b. swallow, for New Orleans.
ie Boats In Port
Nsmphis D. Are Lsdy
1, city Of Cairo, MinEroiA-
miscellaneous
b The Des Are, after undergoing thorough re-
pirs. has dropped down 90 her landing, and
3 viii leave for White river this evening.
s The Silver goes out for The queen city
Lhis evening.
"a splendid Vcksburg VIII be up this morn
e ing and return 20 her namesake tomorrow
. evening
The city Of Alton went out for S. Louis in
e her usual style, with a fair trip, including one
hundred bales OF cotton.
. The neat steamer Memphis is posted for Little
Rock tomorrow evening.
Z The peoples favorite, the " ST. Paddy" let
for the Falls city last night, with a fair cabin
and freight list. She took out tive hundred
c bales of cotton.
The great Mississippi is due from above this
morning. and VIII leave for New Orleans at
twelve O'Clock. With such an officer as Capt
&C bravo on she roof her passengers have
nothing 20 fear, as be has been on the river for
a score Of years. and never had an accident yet.
The neat Golden Eagie VIII lighted at our
wharf some time to-day.
The Jessie. from White river, VIII be found at
the wharf this mornlug.
The Laura Fsaton, from Louisville, is due
to-day.
The beautiful Julia VIII De up this morning,
and leave for ST. Louis 81 twelve O'Clock. With
such officers as Capt Townsend and Lee Han in
command. we can assure her passengers Of a
pleasant and safe Trip.
The Rivers Above.
The ST. Louis Daa0cTat, or the sixth, says
Monday wasansther icy day on the ryer. How
ever, the wins changed aud came nom the
South about noon, greatly moderating the
weather, and encouraging boatmen. Eaviga-
ton was not totally suspended, but nearly so
The opening Of the upper rivers has been post
poned. The ceremony viii soon take place.
Business was fair. The steamer Decltur aud
Nary E. Forsyth were loading up quickly for
New Orleans, the Dora was receiving a great
amount for Nashville. and the Memphis packet
was busy loading all day. Rates OF freight
are well sustained, and large receipts are Iooked
for soon from points above st. Louis. There is
ten feetOf water TO CIiro, aud navigation above
st. Louis viii open with a good stage IN each
of the rivers.
The Cincinnati Csu8lacjlL- OF the same date.
says the weather was clear and cold on the day
before, viii the wind chaugeabls. At nine A..
d.. the mercury was fourteen and at seven
p. NJ twenty eiEht degrees above zero. The
Hv-ris fun or running ice from P%ltts1urg Co
P0meroy, and, perhaps Portsmouth, virtually
suspendin= navigation between those points.
AT Cincinnati the river was fun OF new made
ice, and T~ecedlng one and a half inches per
hour. There IS thirteen feel thence 10 Louis
vile. There are six feet Gen sine Canal. and thfr-
teen feet on the shoaiesl bars along the Lower
Ohio. There are seven Icyt ana falling il the
Cumberland.
The Cairo TaHss, of the sixth. says the river
has fallen fou- feet s. * iuche, since last report.
and is stU reeedlng rapidly. Tie weather has
moderated considerably since Sunday night. at
which time the Uhermometer stood 5- eighteen
degrees above zero. Tuesday 10 had risen 10 the
lhawing point and the weather WAS stu cloudy.
Business continues very good, and our con-
temporary reports that there has not been
enough tuunsge Tor some days TO remove the
freight awaiting shipment to points below.
The river was still falling on wednesday at
Nashville, with four feet large on the shoals.
GIeanings rrois oar Exchange.
The Louisville Courier, 81 Tuasaa7. informs
IN that the United states. the 80. charles ana
IAe VIII W lEDuer, al. tuUUtfr boiler Boats had Z
la.4 mp IN order g. cnsug@ their boilers. The
underwriters OF the different Insurance agen-
Giles in tins city refused % take any risk what
ever On freight shipped on STEAMBOATS, having
tubular boilers. That gave the Quietus 10 th8
business at once. as under the present state Of
feeling but few passengers would ravplDu boats
with the tubular bOlssfS- and now that insu-
rance Is refused On IreigL1s 10 leaves but lfrEa
business FOR parties 10 40 who sr- fTaf1.Ev
enough TO have boats thus furnished.
The sternwheeI steamer Victory was sor5 vas
terday- says the a.. Louis Democrat. One lalf
was sold for fifteen thousand dollars by L. p
tlc- ana Joseph GRAY, ana one haLbv Marshall .
az Co. 90 Ben. A DgZ-er, OF the lOU-a OF SB5fu- Z
Eer a Dozler, for fifteen Thousand collars. The
EIclorE D. sun youthful and cost a mach larger
sum. On saturday, the third Instant. a.. J. CAT
ray sold his thirteen steamboats, TO the NJ.
Louis. Cairo ana J~OhuS1uEiILa Packet Com .
dollars The steamers are all steruwHeei-Fs. We ,
believe, but one. They have been nIyfn- h.
tween this port, JQhuSonvlle and EaStpor. .
Cairo and JohnSeugils, and Cincinnati and =
JohnSouyiIe One third Of the sidewheeI 4
river, and owned here, has been sold to Calves :
ton parties fer fifteen thousand dollars. 10 DIV :
between Houston and Galveston.
The numerous frieudsofC Capt Y. HurI will s
be gr5tIned 20 learn that ne win probably soon a
recover from his physical injuries, which are &
trivial in comparison 20 his mental SrHariupS Z
Though % man 9fsiroug will and great r-mnE--
OF glsralter, the overwhelming calamity that o.
has beraaved Lim OF wife aud SSo- In N ey4Tsr :
and painful a manner. has completely prostrs- p
Ted his powerful nervous system tnE Y-FaarE M 2
which must uetasssrly ratspi ana rrSirs.r rs ~ .
recovery. We have nd further intelligence rel
alive 10 the unfortunate W. Z. Carter-Ca
Commercial
Boats Leaving Port. +,
For CAIEo And ST. LovIs-Tbe splendid s
and swit passenger packet City or Cairo leaves e
for the above and way points this day 2
AZ S o'clock p. y. shippers having freight for
above have aspleudld opportunity by this boat
ana passengers stss assure themselves Of q q
pleasant trip. For freight or passage Amply 10 s.
capt ". +. OH, agent. atths Wharfboat. and .
W.. C. Postal. Superintendent. 81
FOR CAIRO, LOUISVILLE AND CTyCrNEArT-
The splendid passenger packet NfuueoIa +
leaves for Cincinnati touching auaU wav pofufs j
saturday at 5 O'Clock Pm. This boat sns- I
taIns an excellent reputation, and we would ?
ADVISE sdfprlIS and travellers 10 call on board I
or 70 saass l. RoGrae g -, E Jefferson e
FOR Lo~UIsvILLE-The glorious and radiant
iarascon, one OF the h-etest packets on the
river, VIII leave for the above and intermedt 4
ate ports Saturday ats PM. We AXE pleasure
in recommending this excellent boat. Ne srs.
Bourne Co, No u Jefferson street,
agents.
FOR NICKsBURG. EArCHEz AND KEW On
peoples tavOrit-, the magnificent a
steamer mississippi whose motive power is D.
uut -elefufeG ln tabular boilers. and has not.
within the recollection o. tie c,des. iuL.oir- Q
ant, ever busted em. leaves for me above and 4
For particulars apply to Capts. ;. v. Lewis
agent ana = n shock, general Passenger g
agent, at the Mhauooat, loot OF Monroe y
IoE s. Aquz-rlp splendid and com
mo9loGs passenger packet ICLal leaTes
ABOVE ON TINS day at y n This is one
Of our best and most comfortable steamers. and
commanded by an efficient and agreeable corpe
OF officers all ofWhOm are fsvorably known to
the public. Apply % CtptSJ. v. Lewis, agent
general passenger agent. az the Compauy's
Whart-5oat, foot Of Mpnree sJree- Z
FoR PrE BuCFF AND Little RorE-The O
elegant and fast passenger packet Memphis r
Gay - ? @ CLOCK p b. We recommend this as %
a reliable aud accommodating packet worthy @
The ulNwruIua Of MAa rmrHHuu h. r-rnH .
Capt Larry Harmstal- "A jefferson street, =
wall give all Necessary Information. q
FoR CAIRO AND SrLoUIs-The splendid pas p
senser packet Albert Pearce viii leave for the C
above points this day at u T.. This Ii
Is q larse ia2d connections paca4J and her ,
Levy q Miller, D. Madison street, agents. p
FOR CAIRO AND EvASsyLLE-The IA o
yorte light draught passe ger packet q
and popular oalcers. VIII leave for lie above a
and intermediates points this day at 3 p. n 2
steamer % the public. For particulars apply to
MeSSrs Johnson q Wright Do Front s;rse-
aseuta.
F0RCuSCuSSArL-The silver Noon. a magnif v
iceut passenger packet, swim and reliable leaves a
the wharf this day, at 8 z. NJ. for the above
ana intermediate points Passengers and ship
stad, No. I8Jeuerson street. urd Euo5h Tav- .
20 Front street, agents.
FoR NEW ORLEANs-The magnificent
passenger steamer Alabama will clear for
New Orleans, and way points. on Satur- 4
day, lath ilS- ats p - This elegant packet
Is - well and iavorabiy known that 30 isa
needless task 10 recommend her TO the public. r
James T. Bourne & Co, Il Jefferson street. are b
agents a.
FOR WHITE BTvER-The feet and elegant
ucs Arc will leave for White river
on this DAY at 5 p. II. The feetness. s.
comfort and safety of this brave packet is nro-
Flrslal. and Wehazgrd nothing In rEooIumeHd- n
ing her % The travelling pGbiic. Apply to "
r. w. Llghtburn, Secretary, Zs Front street
y. ; Green, Superintendent, Larry Harmstad
"a Jefferson street. agent
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