Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-08

ottn tue WCtals n NfAAAE kAsct NaFt12A
told US 3 day or so ago that Little Red
and Black rivers could not rise any
higher. They might spread like the ID
but could not possibly rise.
Arrivals.
Steamer st. Charles, Louisville.
Natoma, st. FIR. rivers.
Rose Hambleten, Ark. river.
Marble City, ST. Louis.
Albert Pearce, VicksbuTg.
" Armenia, Arkansas river.
Columbian, New Orleans.
Dan Able, Vicksburg.
" Enterprise, Arkansas river.
Departures.
Steamer Belle st. Louis, 50. Louis.
Columbian, st. Louis.
Anna, Cincinnati.
" Enterprise, st. Louis.
" Albert Pearee, st. Louis.
Boats IA Port.
Sam. J. Hale, Atlantic, Mayflower,
Rose Hambleton, Celeste, Natoma, Dan
Able, Armenia.
miscellaneous.
The river at this point reached high
water mark of 1882, yesterday, and viii
no doubt, rise much higher.
The Dean line packet sam. J. Hale,
did not get away lastnight but will leave
for Cincinnati tomorrow at 5 m. Capt.
Williams is ia command. Jas. 7. Bourne
q Co., agents.
The new steamer Mayfower, came
into port yesterday morning. She was
delayed owing 10 the darkness of the
night and had TO lay up. The Mayfower
is q very elegant steamer just built at
Cincinnati for the Evansville and Cairo
NraA a a 40 "a ,nnunnnAl Lar T.rA TL-.--
Mr.. Billy Dunn presides in the Office.
The MsyfOwer will well repay a visit
from those who like 10 look upon q com
plete packet.
The splendid Ruth is up for New Or
leans this day at 5 pm. Capt. Duble
commands. Larry Harmstad & Co.,
agents.
The Armenia goes out promptly at 5
O'Clock this evening. Larry HarmsJad
& Co, agents.
The fine packet Natoma will leave to-
day at 5 p m. for all points on St. Fran
els river TO Wittsburg. Capt. Cummings
commands and the popular Billy Clark
will be found at the desk. Shippers
and travellers should not forget the gay
NatOma.
Passengers bound up the Arkansas win
make a note Of the fact that the Rose
HambletOn goes out this evening at 5
pm. for Helena and Pine Bluff. Capt.
John Claycomb and Mr.. Wells are at
fractions on the Rose. Levy & Miller,
agents.
The U. s. mail steamer Cleaner, Capt.
John Myers leaves on Saturday for Lit
tie Rock. Jas. 4. Bourne 81 Co, and
Larry Harmstad IL Co, agents.
The great Dan Able, Capt. Lee, leaves
for Vicksbnrg tomorrow evening. Clay
Rice, Billy Fields and Alick Waddeil
are clerks. w. Jay johnson, agent.
The fine packet Celeste, owing to bad
weather, did not get away yesterday for
Arkansas river. She leaves to-day at 5
pm. Capt. Pritchard commands. Mart.
Walt q Co, w. Jay johnson and Larry
Hsrmstad 4 Co, agents,
The magnificent Atlantis, Capt. Nc
Kee, it will he remembered by all, leaves
for New Orleans tomorrow evening.
Jas. T. Bourne & Co. and Larry Harm
stad Il Co., agents. Peterson & iSayrss,
passenger agents.
The reliable Des Arc, Capt. John e.
lott, with Lee Einney and Mat. Glass
in the office, leaves for White river to-
morrow at SPIN. Levy & Miller are
her agents.
The Laurel Hill on Tuesday night dur
ing the snow storm, ran into a cornfield
some five miles below Columbus. She
sustained some slight damage but was
pulled out by a passing steamer on
Wednesday.
On the same night and during the
same storm the Cairo aud Evansville
PACKET Armala, ran lnEO the bank on
the Ohio river and sunk in deep water.
Our dispatches, however, will probably
give the particulars.
Mr.. II. Clay Dill, Of that spicy, sound
and welcome exchange, the Senfiuel-On- /
the BOrder, OF Evansville, a V US q ON
yesterday Mr.. Dill came &c snfs CITY
as a guest of Can't. ThfOop, on the May
toWsE aI1 we hope that the barbarous
condition Of our streets will not convey
the idea that our people are u-Gcsvlssed. |
We learned last night that a passenger
fell overheard f4Ota the Dan Able on her
passage up from Nicksburg. We did not
hear the name, and the late hour at
which we learned the rumOr preoludss
our gaining any further particulars.
We had tbs pleasure Of q visit from .
Mr.. j. w. Twyman, river editor Of the
Paducsh Herald, on Yesterday. Mr..
Twymen camp dCW6 on the MayfOwer
and VIII DO IN this city for a few days.
The Olive Branch is hard aground in
q cornheld near Grand Lake. The Dan
Able made an effort to pqli AeF off but
without success,
The t3iiyVios letteF was delayed on
its way but it is yet quite welcome. It
will be seen that the prediction concern
ing Helena has been ip4alledl
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