Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-15

attracts trade as we'll as sJ~eaneDOattnehi
besides Louisville, and we can,ts see wha
a reporter has to do with the matter
| should a steamer make this port her stop.
ming place instead Of b head or the
canal. We surmise that the siHple iAet
/ that "trade was langulshing at q
/ Vile. Influenced the officers of the Ames.
Cant. McCann, president OF the Bayou
| Sara mail line has bought the old Diana
for $500.
THE Starlight met with an accident
recently at the head OF the lower rails OF
| Alexandria, by which she sunk to the
| lower deck, and for a time it was thought
would proye a total loss, and doubtless
might have been were It not for the I'M
firing efforts of Capt. Hayes and a part
OF his crew, who went to work with a
will and pumped the hold out, after
which steam was raised and the boat
proceeded TO AlexaDdria.
The Navigator, on her last trip up Red
river had three companies OF regulars on
board who were on their way 10 Shreve-
port to relieve the negro troops at THAT
place.
Capt. John Christy now commands the
Magenta, Capt. Tom. Leatners having
retired.
For CINcINEATT.@The Silver Moon
Will leave for the above and way points
this evening at 5 O'Clock, most positively.
She Is an elegant and safe steamer. Ben.
Merrielees c0mmands--all in all, this is
a splendid chance and should not be lost
by those going north. Larry Harmstad
& Co, sgenta.
FoR CINCINNATI.=The new and splen-
did Sam.J Hale leaves as above ills
evening. Capt. Walker is her chief OIL
Ger. Shippers and travellers will bear in
mind the superior inducements offered
by the Hale, and profit thereby. Jas. i.
Bourne d Co, agents.
For LITTLE ROCK--Capt. Ike Whit
taker, with his fiue steamer GuidOn, viii
leave for the above point on tomorrow
evening. Every man. u chlld
between this and Little Rock is familiar
with the name of Capt. Ike and his beau
tiful boat, and will echo the assertion
that the "turn-outh is equal 10 any on
the river. Jas. T. Bourne d Co. and
Larry Harmstad & Co., agents.
For NEW ORLEANS The fine steamer
Mary FORSYTH, OF the A. & NJ. S. S. line,
will leave the City wharfbOat to-day at 5
D M. for Vicksburg, Natchez and New
Orleans. The Forsyth is an elegant
steamer, well Differed and will go
through on time. Larry Harmstad q
CO., agents. Capt. JiTs Sayres viii Sc
cure staterooms for passengers.
For White RIvER-The swift Des
Arc will leave as usual for White river on
Saturday. Capt. John Elliott is her chief
afiicer. Levy & Miller, agents.
For NEW ORLEANS.-phe great Ruth,
Can't. Duble, will leave as above on Sat
urday. Jim. Sayres will engage berths
for passengers. Larry Hsrmstsd &CO.,
For VICKsBURG.-The splendid and
well furnished packet Dan Able Capt. /
Lee, will be in port to-day and leave
again for the bends on Saturday. w.
Jay johnson, agent.
For PINE BLUFF.-Capt. John Clay
comb did not get away last evening with
the Rose Hambleton, owing to the
weather. She will leave to-day, posi-
lively, at 5 pm. and will make all land
ings between this and Pine Bluff. Capt.
CIayeomb is too well known to need Gu
IOgy. He is one of the most careful Off
GERS in the trade and Mr.. Wells, his clerk, I
is a No. l gentleman. Levy d Miller
and w. Jay johnson, agents.
For ST. LOUIs.-Tbe magnificent
Belle Memphis is the st. Louis packet
She connects at Cairo with the
trains for all points east and north and is
fitted up vita every luxury. Capt. Dan
MusselmaD, her commander, is oU rat in
boat matters and would not command a
second rate packet. OF her clerk, Larry
we don't know what to say.
With the polite Frenehman who "made
other arrangements and his "spotted
dorgs," he will amuse you. Billy Dill,
one Of the best of boys aud politest Of
will attend to passengers.
For ST. LOUIs.-The light draft and
E-u.s.f,ol .naHaF n.ar .nnua mill .
get away to-day 1t noon as above. She
will make alllandings on the way aud
especial attention to passengers.
Capt. McPheeteTs, her first officer, is a
officer. w. G. Postal is superin-
lendeut, and Mr.. Dill passenger agent.
FOR PITTSBURG.-The very safe and
we'll furnished packet MinneOla will leave
sO-dsy at 5 pm. for Cairo, Louisville,
Cincinnati and P%ittshurg. With good
and polite officers a trip to the Smoky
City, will not be an unpleasant n on
his boat with the odd name. Larry
agent.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.-This day at >
pm. the fine steamer St, Charles will be
At our landing, on her way to the Ores
cent City. She is a very fine packet,
lestly furnished, and what Is more than
gaudy tTappings or fine linen, she has on
BOARD officers Win WnOm IL Will Dc a
.reat to travel. Capt. Hugh Campbell is
n command, and that very clever and
gentleman, Capt. Geo. o. Hart,
5 inthe Office. Capt. George is "hun-
lydory" in these parts and his friends
as ~numberless as the trees along the
liver bank. Don't forget the st. Charles.
For ARKANSAS RIvER-The gay and
beautiful Centralia, newly decorated and
equipped, will be in port this morning
and leaveat 5 pm. for all points on the
Rackensack. Capt. Dismukes
mas put his steamer in splendid order
rom roof TO kelsoV6and will make her
lne of the favorite packets on the river.
lanes 7. Bourne & Co., agents.
For New ORLEANs.-The safe and
comfortable steamer Leonidas will leave
he City wharfboat this day at 5 pm. as
above. She is now at the landing ready
10 receive freight and passengers. Larry
q Co, agents.
FOR ST. LOUIs.-The Marble City,
Capt. Tschudi, with Billy Blenker in the
office, leaves as above to-day at . pm.
Capt. Bob is too well known 10 need
while Mr.. Blenker is a clerk
whose pride it is to make all at home who
register witt{o i'm. II you want to go up
stream don'tSorget the City, but strain
/, point to 90 on her. Billy Dill is pas
agent.