Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-09

/ hIHHTnHT ENNilAt hsdlEAAls ct. LOUIS
q" Lizzie GIL, ST Louis.
/" Columbian, st. Lnais.
" Paragon, st. Louis.
4" IL. S Turner, ST. Louis.
" A. jacob st. Louis.
d" Olive Branch, st. Louis.
4" Commercial, White river.
+" st. Patrick, Nicksburg.
" Celeste, Arkansas river.
4" M. Hambieton, st. kranels river
Boats In Pot
J. s. McCuue, Norman, Kenton, Gui
don, Swallow, Sam Hale, David Watts
Lady, S P. Webb, Commonwealth
Soulherner.
Miscellaneous.
All the st. Louis boats in port go away
Yesterday morning except the Commons
wealth. Capt Lloyd "kiuder has Il han-
KERN" after this city, and knows II
is a safer place to lay up than 81. Louis
We iu5orse his taste, and hope he may
remain with us as. long as he finds II
pleasant. 49,,
The Lady came in from OsceOla with
ia bales and 20 sacks of cotton, besides
DO sacks Of corn. The ice cleaned out
| ner wheel but she viii leave again as
l usual this morning.
The Sam Hale has 1866 bales engaged
and viii get away AS Soon as she can get
/ through without danger.
The Swallow aid Kenton viii leave
| this morning we learn. The former has
! 80 bales, and the latter $50 bales, all for
Cincinnati.
All u ice bound steamers got up
steam and proceeded on their way yes
! terday towards the north pole. Wehope
they will get through without danger,
| and that when they have to again lay
ed on account OF the hOary king, they
| may iud as safe a hab0r as that OF Mem
pins.
The river editors Of the Louisville Dem
0orat aud Journal, are exchanging conn
piiments. Don't get personal, gents
It's enough for one Of the gang 10
carry an ornamental figure head. Vide,
Bellshoover Of the Republican.
Our esteemed and popular friend Temp
kins, of the II. S. Turner, did not leave
on the racket yesterday. He went up
on the evening train and will meet the
boat at Cairo.
Mr.. Joshua Hardesty, steward Of the
/ steamer National, at New Orleans, offer
500 reward for the body OF his brother,
Mr.. E Hardesty, lost on the fashion.
The Louisiana will hardly he recng
nized on her return to this port. She
has had the gingerbread taken of her
chimney toys.
The New Orleans Crescent Of the 5th
says: Capt. John Smoker yesterday be.
came a purchaser Of the steamer Louis
D'Or. Capt. Smoker intends building
for the machinery Of the Louis DhOr.
The terms were private. The wreck OF
the W. II. Osborn, which was offered for
sale last Wednesday, was bought by Mr..
NJ. S. Mepham. The price paid was
1920.
The Louisville Journal says: At the
recent meeting Of under writers at Gin
cinnati, it was resolved that the boards
would refuse 10 pay all insurance on
fires caused by the use Of coal oil. We
have not seen this heretofore noticed, lU'
hav- our authority from Capt. ShsilcrJss
Of this city. Il Is an item of geasral in
tsrast 10 all steamboat men.
The New Orleans PcdyHle says: W.
learn that the owners OF the steamers
Peter B9leu, Judge Fletcher, Fannie
Scott and q. D Palmer, have formed g
line OF weekly packets 10 Little Buck.
One OF the abs5ye boats will leave New
Orleans every Saturday.
The Henrietta Is the property OF J. G.
Bennett, iT. She was built in 1852 by
Henry Steers, Of G~reeHpOint, /. /, FROM
q model by Mr. William TQoker, &C tLt>
citv. This beautiful vessel IS of fore and
ait schoonering, and has a very deep
| keel. Her tonnage is two hundred and
five tnus; she is one hundred aud eigl.
feet long, has twenty-three feet beam,
| aud ten feet depth Of mold. She is q very
beautiful model, her water lines being
| very fine and her entrance OF more III "a
usual elegance. In anticipation Of tn.
Atlantic race, the termination of which
has so uubly proved her power Of speed,
The Heugieltau III .eTHeul2c complete over
! hauling and elaborate alteration. Her
Uuvrsprit was shortened, aud also her
1 lower mast and maiBhoOm. She was
also supplied with an entire new gang OF
rigging made OF the first quality of iral
ian hemp, new fore and aft and jibstayz
Of charcoal wire, and an extra fore-tay
which entered at her knightshesd. Her
harches were rearranged, 50 thai IN five
minutes thev5l could be thoroughly
caUiked and VI hGed, and her skylighJ-
were all csu1vld and battened down.
Her deck cassI over the ballast was Sc
cured 10y extrAtleepers, which were stan
chioupd undeA the deck In deep sockets
The "Henrieita" carried officers and
men a. follows:
IapxE~S. Samuel; sailingmS-'
MsfSa ~; first mate, John C0fe;
BNasHE; carpenter, l; sal maker,
l S 1ts, p stewards, = cooks
e IT BE- eI io
port N Ea;rniug and IeaeAtL5 pm
for CaT Evansville and LouTsTF~le'
The Wa is one of the most iuXu-
-. .. H44AA aaoaf anH Canf Rnharfg
has no Il Sex q careful officer. Our
. popular8 &nAplished friend, AIr. NJ.
ID COEH, 6a charge of the office.
What nikfe could a&aveller want; Larry
Harms& "a & Co, agfNts.
For NEW ORLEEk-rbe fine and
safe pa8ket SoutherDeN Sf which Capt.
Dick Nbspn is commahm leaves this
day asA bOve, at 3 pm. Ne Southerner,
DesideE her many other Qualities, is q
MemIf Is boat and deserves our patron
age. LIr. Hurd and Emmett trange,
both, 1 is said, are competent an polite
officers, will b -f0und IN board-A 4s. t.
BOURNE 4 Co, agents ~&A
Me!1rs. McLetresh & Co, QSHwaE
ship%d per steamer Celeste hieAr 4
81 vboint on the ArkauSRsa
8ASSone aged about is and
an@,I 10 They were regularly c0h&f
ed, IN of lading taken and some Wcb
charges collected. The clerk signed for
them "not accountable for life, limb OF
sample holes"
For LOUIsvILLE.-The beautiful and
comfortable steamer Liberty No. :, CSpt.
] 3. Archer, will leave the city wharf
boat this day at 5 pm. for all points to
Louisville. She is one Of the most ele-
! CANT of our river palaces and will be sure
to go through. Larry Harmstsd & Co,
agents.
For NEW ORLEAEs.-The magnificent
Ruth, of the A. d NJ. S. Slime, w~iIlieave
| our wharf to-day at 8 pm. for New Or
leans and all way landings. She is Une-
oualed for comfort and elegance of out
lit. Capt. Duble commands and Mr..
Malin is her first clerk. Larry Harm
stad & Co, agents. Mr.. Jim Ssyres will
/ engage rooms for passengers.
For ARKANSAS RIvER.-The regular
Z. 5. mail packet GuidOn, of which
Capt. Ike Whitaker has command, Will
get away at 5 this day for the above.
She is "a stauuch and reliable steamer
and is well differed. John LangiOisand
! Andy Granger are her clerks. Jas. L.
Bourne q CO., agents.
For WHITE Embellishments the
J. 5. NcCuue, Capt. M0Tg. Bateman,
leaves as above tomorrow at D pm.
johnson & Wright, agents.
FOR ST. LOUIs.-The great steamer
Belle Memphis will again visit US to-
day and leave at . pm. for Cairo and
| st. Louis. At the former place she con-
/ meets with the ears for all eastern and
| northern points. Capt. Dan. Musselman
| commands this fine steamer, and Larry
ENTER is the clerk. Capt w. c. Postal
IS superintendent, and Billy Dill is the
| clever passenger agent.
UNION TICKET OFFICE
No. Ii Jefferson Street.
MEMPHIS AND OHIO,
rrAnTT ANN nuTn o,5