Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-29
LIVER MFTERs.
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= Justice and Mercy. n
= - efad BY Infinite P6s lid I
>Satory on us. sYsgHdlght be +
Dan. NJ az i; but OBEDIENCE could a,
City. ~ted By It'll % Right. Is I
MS.CEI sef7ins as0Ve Con, like
fte m2ng frienEsl Acoat f~Tagessits a la.
me well known pass3 linn fron mos Mol
city VIII be pleased tdiiet pfeScs 3 Science.
sntIgiy recovered from hdsata ans pecanl
capt. !. W. Tobiu, of tItess< {
FiEeI tEaae, Is D Louisville Co.
store Of Messrs. M Ia ps.
! IF oboiaa sloah'ng Under b
! Of coffee ao,,r 4at stored, Nla a.,
fbe gaor, H foun Pa aud whisk ty1g ahadi@
Lne noors nom tie upper stor@. 1t acs ~
basement. It is worth a vi LILY sries
see the magnitude OF the staei Il oiefb e
Air. Heofg9 6eoghesa6. 3 q
fronP street. FetuFhei vest,.s 20. e
Louisville. MIR. 9. reports the ccga5y NOD 81
poets very fair aleng the route. ma {
Clark OF the C5u'ter, feels badiv - &C {
the recent defeatOf the Ricbmond5 'Fetes.
DR.. Luke P. Blackburn. for,oel-
Laconia, Ark, vas r~eceatlv nreSay OF
with a fine horse and carriaga bv
friends Of Toronto, c. w. Dr. IRie
will be remembered, was falsely accuse6A
of trying to import yellow fever from ;,
Bermuda into the United States DUR
ing the war. His old friends along !
the river viii be glad to learn that lie Is :
appreciated by thR OanGcks. Ii
The steamer Cleaner. Cape King, will ;
leave for Arkansas river oD/puesday at s
5p m.
The toWboat Raven came in Yesterday /
from Cincinnati with five karges in tow. s
There was ten thousand barrels of salt
on the barges, eensigned to Cox &
Humphreys of tbs city. p,
Capt. E. A. Levy, of the firm of Levy |
& Miller, departed for Cincinnati and 1
other northern potts, last evening by rail. ,
Capt. Levy goes 10 secure q Wharfboat, I
which will be suitable for the extensive
business of the firm, and will return 7
about the 10th Of July. As an energetic :
steamboat agent, he has no superior and :
we heartily commend him TO our friends J
along the OHIO. D
The great and d~eservedly popular I
packet R. K. Lee will be in port early ,
this morning. She will depart at 10 am. /
for Cairo, Evansville u Louisville.
Several families are awaiting her arrival,
among Others that of our friend, Mr.. :
George Bigley, of Pittsburg coal fame.
Capt, Richardson viii be found at bis
post this trip, to the delight Ofhis friends I
liz 10 TIA AIA AAG AEE " 10 AdEL r.
here. Capts. smith, McVay and Din L
widdie will also be on hand as well, also, ]
the. chief de cliSi4e, Mr.. Campbell. ii
you desire speed, safety and comfort, go
on the Lee, S
The swift passenger packet Dan. Able ?
will leave to-day for FicksbuEg and the \
bends, Capt. Lee commands and Billy u
Fields is ia the office. a
The comfortable passenge packet Oar \
ling, Capt. Lew Hates master, will go
out at 5 O'Clock this afternoon for Cincin- 2
natl. Capt. Powers is the agreeable and Ii
competent clerk of the Darling, and no v
cue will lose time or temper upon this o
boat. a
Why is Madison street, Memphis, like o
the Mississippi river? Because it has a
" banks on both sides. ;,
A serious accident happened to the
Bannock Cityon Saturday. While lying y
at a landing q few miles below Lacrosse, 2
she was run into by the Northern Belle.
The latter boat struck her amidships,
smashing in Der cabin and cutting the \
hull to the waters edge. The Bannock is L
now on the ways at lie Claire, where she
will be thoroughly repaired. 4
Considerable activity was displayed on
she wharf at st. Louis Thursday, and |
boats for the upper Mississippi, Missouri =
and lower Mississippi were receiving N
fair trips. Travel to the upper Mis- a
sissippi is increasing every boat for st. 4
Paul goes out with a cabin full.
It is now known that Noah navigated
a river in cur n~eighboring state, because q
was on the DIRK an sd0. y
The Nile made the run from Fort Ben u
ton to ST. Louis in ten days and twelve 3
hours-ths best time yet made. She was y
seventy-three days on the round trip.
Did ANYBODY ever hear Of q " disgrace
full riot q " friendly game OF base tall"
a Courteous steamboat clerk OF a 8
a POPULAR captain q
On Wednesday there were six arrivals
mountain boats at st. Louis, viz The
NountaiReer. st. Johns, Amelia Poe and
Nile, from Fort Benton; Carrie, from
Bnford Jennie Lewis from new Fort
sally.
Tbe officers OF the steamer Live Oak
snort that the town Of Pipeville, oppo-
IL alexandria, was entirely destroyed 4
y Ere on lsst Saturday evening, 22d !
the Mobile Tribune says about Capt. .
.5itchell. OF the Dcubloon Capt. Mitch (
:zwiIl be remembered was in CONS
5 a. the steamer Sunny south, as
was hurned No the river several
.ealhs inetezHss very 9hoen II