Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-10
HtspelIanesus


The Cleaner, Captain Nat. Green,
came in from the raging Arkansas all U
! K. with DO bales of cotton. She viii De
repaired in time 10 leave on Weduesdsy
In our telegraph column will be found
the latest news from other ports.
The Pauline Carroll and WestmnTe-
land passed down yesterday for New Or
/ leans with full trips.
The Empire cleared for Cincinnati
with $50 bales Of cotton.
The Champion, Captain Greg, arrived
yesterday morning from Louisville, with
s full cargo of merchandise. She Is
receiving at the wharf for Louisville, and
will leave on Monday at 5 pm.
The Commercial, Captain Levy, IS the
! regular White river pscSet. She viii be
at the wharf on Monday morning to re
| ceive.
The superb passenger steamer Lizzie
| Gill, Capt. O'Nssl, will leave the city
wharf boat to-day st 1 pm, for New
Orleans and all intermediate landings
The Oetavia came in from st, Louis
with q full load of miscellaneous freight.
The splendid passenger steamer Min
nicola, Capt. Lew Hates, is receiving q
the wharf for Cincinnati and way points
on the Ohio, and will leave on Monday
st 5 pm.
The Lawrence, from Cincinnati for
Little Rock, passed down yesterday.
The fine passenger steamer City of
Cairo, Capt. Bob Reilly, will leave the
wharf, foot of jefferson street, to-day st
10 N for Cairo and eg. Louis.
The superb passenger steane Robert
Burns, Capt. Bowers, viii be at the
wharf this morning 70 receive for Ctnein-
natl, and leaves on wednesday al 3 y m
The peerless passenger steamer Pull.
Sheridan, Capt. West, will leave the city
wharfbOat TODAY at pm for Eicks-
burg and-all Viewpoints in Che bends.
The nes Arc left fer White river with
= splendid trip.
The delegation appointed by the cham
bar ca commerce to attend the river i'm
provement convention at st. Louis, viii
The peieste, 6spt. Reese Pritehard,
laid over until Monday for engagements.
She is receiving at the wharf, and will
leave on Monday st 5 p m.
Tue fine ste2Iner Octavia, Capt
LihArge is receiving at the star whaf-
boat for Cairo aud ST. Louis, aud viii,
leave on Monday at 10 am.
The weather was modeTafinglas nisht.
The regular Tueedsy Beulah packet
Die Vernon, Capt. Frank h;eks, viii be
1T the wharf Monday morning 10 receive
I freight and leave en- Tuesday.
The pAlatial passenger steamer Bel
St LOUIS, Capt. ZeigleT, is the regular
cairo and st. Louis Monds.I packet.
She will leave the wharf Al 5 pm.
The Dan Able lett ter VicksGurg with
q full trip.
MIR. Charles Smithers, late sec cd
clerk Of the Dss Arc, left Tor 81 l. 'uis
ls-t evening to 20 second elerk pu Rue
Aloeft P.eFee. ChaEieg wst nave as
bpantfui mustsehe Cultivated IN 81
Louis.
zThe st. Patrick, in command OF the
Experienced captain Tom Berry, viii b
A. the wharf to-day, to receive tor Vicks-
barg and the bends, and leaves on Faes-
day.
TIE MoTie HamblstQn is the regular
Tuesday st. Francis river Barket.
The hattie, from St Louis TOR New
Orleans. passed dOwn last night.
The Morning Star arrived at Evans
vile the other day ffom LOUISVILLE. II
wa the first packet in six weeks.
The Evansville Courier says: The
Evansville and Cairo packet company
new boat, AVN Br0wu' vii Gef be
out oef0Ee the taya inst. fhis 1et ntiogi
e caused by the u~nfsvorable weather oil
the past month.
Adviees received here yesterday report
that the tOwboat Sam Brewa, tDgethel
with five bargss ~e0ntaiHing dneen hun
dred tons Of IRON GRE, belonging to Sheen
berger& Co, Of thls cry, was swept away