Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-06

parted BY train last night for C-7nc;,naff
and n be absent some rwO or fSg.e
weeks On his return he wiz resume bis
position on the roof Of the prnnrnr aDT
reliable packet. We commend kf~ -
ali good fellows in PoFkepoIi-
The packet companies at ST. IwH ~
well as nearly ali the boats. have ad0n-ed
the following bill of isding in preference
70 the old style. It Is more explicit. we
give it in fulI:
Received, st. -Louis,-Is87, from
III apparent good order, on board
the good steamb0at-the following
articles, marked a. below, which are t5
De ~uellFered, without delay, mike order.
tthe dangers Of navigation, fire. explo-
sion ana collision excepted To AZ
-on levee OF wharf5oaf. he or thew
paying freight at the rate annexed
or--and charges. s.
II witness whereof, the master. clerk
or agent Of said boat has afirmad to
bills Of lading, al o. this date qrd fa,or
one Of which being ACCOMPLISHED fbe
others to stand void.
Any business or river man viii see the
difference between the shove and the oIf
low rates.
The executive committee OF the Pfva-
convention met the other dsv in -
Louis. The chairman. Mr. A. vs.. Facfn
called the meeting to order. TIE chair
man OF the committee o. ARRANGEMENTS
reported the names of such railroads "a
proposed TO pass delegates over their
roads at half fare. Tt promises % le a
large meeting, 10 which all the govern
Ors, members OF congress and senators
rom the western states will be invf.eI
New York and New England viii fe
left out in the cold. The Interests Of the
Two sections are not identical ard thew
supposed 10 be friendly 10 anything
which viii be. Of benefit to the great
west When We get up a nutmeg or boot
anu shoe convention We VIII invite all
Of Massachusetts-schoo s,aruas i-
ciuded.
The Louisville courier af Monday saws
n the ice from the vicinity ofSfr
lslaLdi broke loose on SuuIzv E.lru-rV
III swept down % the tDWh@sr inst ahe,
The city, breaking the gorge. SEic9 fa..
farmed there. The combined m1
swung around toward the Jef-rsoUviHa
side, and its outer edge swept coal and
natbOatsi steamboats, and t~errvhosfs
everything which was not Immedietzlv
sCnkr over the falls. The waarfboal.
several barges and two ferry boats were
carried away, but as the latter had steam
@En @NE 1@LE-ENA|A 81 EENaANNE H.a. O.. Dana
ger at Portland. One Of the boats vas
loaded with teams and passengers. Mach
CONSERVATION prevailed. The loss in
loaded coal boats, empty flats and barge
SUM ana damaged, is very heavy.
FOR NEW DRLEANs-The -Gleud-i
passenger steamer David White. viii
leave the Star whaTfhOat this cav a.
pm We need not praise the White.
she Is elegance itself, but we WON'T '--
Capt Dan Kinney and her CLERK, Capt.
shaw, go by without having our saw.
They are what We call model officers.
the recoLeetions Of travelling with whom.
VIII oe " aJoy forever II y0u are sourr-
ward bound 90 on the White. reader. W.
Jaw Johnson, agent.
FOR ST. LOUIs-The fEEOrite steamer
Mollie Able VIII be at the City whaff1oaa
n ~ for Cairo and st. Louis at 5
pm. TINS day. she is one Of the very
finest packets Efost and has 20 superior
IN speed or fare. Her officers are careful
and popular Larry Harmstad & Co..
SCENTS. J. W. Sayres, is her passenger
agent.
o LOCIsvILLE-Capt. MaIbon. with
ms packet Cora ) viii leave IS above
this evening at 5 O'Clock. The Cora s IS
a superior packet and her passengers VIII
be fortunate in having a clever set o. of
A@NAo sec dAAEL AnElE WEILaE-- H.T-
Cr9xaH is clerk. Larry Harms-ad & Co,
agents.
FOR CINCINNATL-Shippers and trav-
elers must not forget that the splendid
Clifton, Capt. Stein, viii leave as above
Thursday evening. Larry Harmstad
& Co, agents
FOR ST. Francis RIvER-Ths suiE
little packet Cherokee, light Of d-aft anil
as dollar, viii depart % morrow
evening for the above. Capt ChisenhalI
commands and Mr.. Alexander Is her
clerk.
For ST. LOUs-The great Ruth. after
having taken q Of the finest trips Of
the season from this port to New Orleans,
VIII pass up at 10 O'Clock to-day for st.
Louis. Mr.. Malin is her clever clerk.
Larry HaTmstad Il Co., agents.
o LOUISvTLLE-Cspt Archer. that
popular and well known gentleman, viii
back out the Liberty t0-dayRt ) pm. for
the above. The Liberty made successful
trips when she had to Jump ~san6bars,
Ice gOrges, etc, and she viii make \
quick passage now that the creek is clear.
Mr.. Mccullough is in the office. Larry
Harmstad & Co, agents.
FOR st. LOUIs-The very comfortable
q safe passenger packet Adam Jacobs,
Of the Memphis x st. Louis packet line,
this day at 8 pm, for the above.
Capt. Rowland is master, and Mr.. Nc
Creight occupies the office. W &. Pos
tai, superintendent and Billy Dill, pas
senger agent.