Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10
Messrs. NIPGEN & REAKIRT, and
of JOHN A. NIPGEN, No.
3lS Main street, Mem
phis, Tenn.

A SSOCIATED with this House are Messrs.
"a II. +. FsInswortu, John C. Reaktrt,
q. P. Sengstack, James Boon and Others,
sl Of whom are well and favOrably
known in this city and throughout the South
generally, as thorough practical Druggists and
n0rrect business men oflOpg and tried expert
mliarity with he wants OF our numerous
The American, Capt. Reese Pritchsrl
leaves to-day for the Arkansas. She j.
light draft, and her officers are all favor.
ably known to the travelling public.
Lou Bachelor is now in Nicksburg
selling tickets In the Office Of the Missis-
sippi Aid Society.
Capt. Sam Dushans, an Old passenger
agent, andduriDg the wal d OF MOsby's
chosen flock, has located in Nicksburg
and will hereafter devote himself e4-
clusively to steamboat Interests.
Frank Jenkins, a well known river
! clerk, is in our city. He is located at
little Rock aud has recently taken unto
himself a belpmRte. Frank is 9 worthy
gentleman, aud Mrs. Fisher will never
have cause to regret that she met him.
The SoutheTner came in yesterday
from Padueah where she has been re-
paired. Capt. Dick Mason commands.
She fills cut here and will get away for
New Orleans this evening. DIR. Clay
Rice. who presides in her Office, will call
on her numerous friends along the river
on the way down. AIR. alex Stewart,
the genial and competent officer formerly
Of the Liberty No. 2, is her cotton clerk.
The ST. Patrick will get away to-day
At 8 nm. for Vicksburg and the
bends. She will stay in the trade while
a pound of freight is to be carried.
Cant. Garrett Huls commands, and j.
Lee Finney with Andy Granger are sec
A clerk will be found at the star
Wharf boat receiving cotton Rr the Mol
lie Able to-day
Capt. John Davis has contracted at
Cincinnati for the hull and cabiR Of new
boat for the machinery of the ROwena.
The new steamer Bismarck raised
steam at st. Louis for the first time a !
few days ago.
Capt. Jack Cater haS taken charge of
the Common wealth.
A daily lire Of steamers viii run to
Minneapolis next season, thus transferr-
ing the head of steam navigation from
st. Paul tOSt. Anthony's Falls.
The Tennessee, Nashville and Osage
irOn-clad vessels, were recently sold IN
New Orleans for S2l,0 600. one Of these
vessels-the Nsshvills-lies sunk near
the bank. Two of them-the Tennessee
and Nashville-were celebrated Coincide
rate rams, the former, almost unaiaed
and alone, commanded bY Admiral
Buchanan, having encountered and
thu immense Federal feet of iron
and wooden ships commanded by Admit
raj Farragut, in Mobile Bay.
DiTested Of her formidable armament.
he Tennessee, noe the pride Of nation.
les a helpless mass Of wood and iron. and
)nly q dent here and there, on her shield.
to tell Of the fierce lombard
nent she witbstOod in an equal struggle.
which, for desperate bravery, we believe
o be unparalleled in the annals of naval
The Tennessee, we think, was built at
selma by Capt. John 7. Shirley Of this
,ity, and cost in the neighborhood oil
SOC, 600, in what WAS termed in those
"new issue.n The Nashville was
,uilt at some point on the Alabama river.
cost about 81, 600, 200, though she was
lever sheathed with iron. She partiej-
,atsd IN no naval engagement but was
resent during the attack on Spanish
Fort and Blakely, Just before the evaeua-
ion Of Mobile. The machinery Of these
'essels is said to be very valuable, and
he purchaser viii a1gbtless realize q
IeFy handsome amount from the sale.
MANIFEST OF STEAMER TENNESSEE
NJ Burkhart "a coops poultry, VIM
Brady 81 pkgs sunds, Geo + Rland & 90
u pkgs,J no Carson bbi sunds, Cunning \
am e 90 II bbls meat, ] NJ Cochran II
4 feet lumber, Cartmell & Drury A pkgs,
has ID knight "a bbls oil, II r Downs
Co IL dressed hogs / lot game, FL
Sichberg 4 csks zinc, Finnie & Co q
,oxes cabbage, Goodspeed 4 CT. 1 pigs.
Larry Harmstad & Co Z pkgs, HoWes &
Burbank 2l7 bales sundries, Thos Al,
Jerks 81 pkgs, 3 KstzeIbach / box mer-
,handise, TX Lyle q pAgs, L0wrenzie
/ Coz cases candy, Lacey 4 MeGhee, los (
ks corn, Lawrence Il Go % SKIS oats, ]
( Moody = csses lard, Agent NJ eel
r q pkgs, Z n Oliver a Co 1873 boxes
PlummeF 4 90 s bales sundries,
Geo Reed 5 calves, Sherman, Taylor &
20 az pkgs sundries, D B Warren 8 bs;s
Dlinds, Williamson, Hill & Co 100 az.
els salt. XII