Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-14

Magenta, Darling.
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Magenta, Darling.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Capt. Tom Berry arrived yesterday nom Lit.
Tie hock. He came the overland route, and
made the trip in about 80 hours.
| The Mollfe Able viii pass up to-day for Cairo
all way landings.
The nanuSoaIe steamer BlsmArc, Capt. Sam
E~ntricken, will pass down at at 4 pm. to-day
Ior slcksourg and New Orleans. She Is q swift
an stauneh pacset.
Iool ana Jonn Brooks, assisted by John suln-
van, IN the Office, leaves for New Orleans and
i nl oT N.Y. g1 1fnp!ags 5o1asy st5 pm; Ins Magenta
chants should patronize ner 10 the extent OF
1nelr up snd down trade.
OVert20,O0 has eeen subscribed towards the
PuIchase Of our city's quota in the dry docks
Low AZ Cairo. We hope beio Q long 10 chroni-
cle me LaislDg OF the whole amount.
SaPS. John d. Davis left by rail yesterday for
WaGhtngt9n.
Alex Wsddell, lately OF the Belle Lee, is In
town, We hopeto see him adoat again soon.
Inc John ID. Ferry Il sulI tied 20 toe bank at
DeseHrs Blur HsE owners won't run her Tor
ran ta,s season. When a trip appears she will
RAJ WHEAT, owner of the ]. d. Perry, who has
oeen III Tor a long time, is we'll again.
CapL smith, OF the da NorvelI, who was
Snot recently by watson, clerk OF that boat, 81
ing about.
ior ali PoihIs IN ArKanss river on Thursday
evening. Capt. Rule Haynes and Jack Cnan-
D7rS are her Officers.
The crew OF the Lurpinary struck for higher
wsses on The arrival o. The TO Il sc this pot st
u late hour on Monday night. The bat was, in
consequence, delayed unit yesterday, wnen
and let for Vfcks5urg.
The Tempest will be in port to-day and
leaves ior :" nite river as a tvertissd elsewhere.
Saa is a regular Louisville and While liver
Hewett is clerk.
1ae clifton left for Cincinnati last night with
I1l EttG1 OF COLON.
The Darling, Capt. Lew. Hates, leaves on
IhuTsday Tor "a 70 ana Cincinnati. che las
al The cotton engaged that she can carry. Mr.
Power is her popular chief elerk.
A oispatch Iecsived from Inc Bism arc by her
agent, DICK Lightburn, says she will be here
The Marble City. Capt. Conway, leaves on
Ihurs1ay for Cairo a st. Louis. She makes
Iae Liberty left for White r.yar. With asplsu-
did trip OF freight sRd people.
ltli said that the HesPsr left Lille Rock a
feT days ago on her way to this rort after the
arms belonging to The l. val League of Arksa-
sas. oDe is now due and viii no doubt os in
port this morning. None Of our local packets
would consent 10 carry them, but we regret to
say a siesmboAtmsu was al last fopn1 who
could be bought for Il prics.
Tho Thompson Daan loads ct 81. Louis for
New Orleans this week.
The Kate Hart has been sold by the Marshal
al ~. Louis for S2iG0. Dave Campbell was the
purchaser.
1890 bales of cotton arrived In New Orleans
last week by river.
The Ruth Is dee from New Orleans. She left
there Saturday last.
T1e steamer Nightingale, of The Cincinnati !
and ST Louis line, struck the rocks Al Grand
Chain on the n'gnt OF the 10th, and sunk In s
feel OF water. she was Immediately headed
for the shore, whsro all her passengers, 20 in
number and 50 horses, were safely landed. All
bhe pumps oH board being started Immediately
on occurrence OF tho accident, she was kept
from sinking near an hOGr, SO that nearly al
her deck cargo, cons!stiog principally o house.
hold goods, and belonging to pssssngers, was |
4 AWe0-- Sha now Hes nnnnEfra Ahahu III Sha |
beioas,d TO Capt. Frazer, her commander, and
be raised.