Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11
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The Natama left with a good trip for Napo-
leon, and the Champion arrived with about
$50 tons OF freight from Cincinnati, q large por-
ton OF which was fof reshfpmenI 70 ARKANSAS
river. =
Capt. John D. Adams was expected in town
The elegant l. 3. steamer Maynower, Capt.
VIM. Ashford, leaves Tomorrow for all points
on White river, connecting at pevaIls Bun,
with the Little Rock train. The smltners
The City OF Alton, Capt. VIM. Thompyon, will
be in port tonight and leaves Tomorrow Tor
! Cairo and 81 Louis. Fhe IL a ~ lsndid steamer.
Durff, of the AprIdHche,l Jeff this city very mys-
teri usly a few days ago. Whittier he has gone
is not known, though more man one anxious
creditor has made The inquiry. The mack7rel
brigade for the nOnce is without a leader ans
Ihe quietnesS which rsigns In our police circles
is attributable solely To the fact that the leader
OF the gang is not at his post. ct. Louis or I'M
cinnan will suffer, however, during the raid
now being made upon tuem. Lest ne should
enaeaVor TO pass under an assumed name While
starring, we will state TO the officers OF the Jaw.
hat ne is ABOUT D feet b inches bigh, hatche =
faced, with calico eyes and some burned halr,
wears a plated or washed vest chain attached
TO a galvanized ticker, formerly the property Of
a confdiug African.
Nh. Clearance Hall, who has been absent for
some time, returned home yesterday.
We are collecting some facts In relation to
the embargo now lRia upon boats at our
leyee, and will give them TO our readers In q
day or two.
The Champion. Capt. Gregg, csme in yestsr-
day and leaves to-day at pm. ior Cairo, Lou
INV AAI oA1 w. a@- a.
Gregg and his right bower Thad. Wirthlin, to-
these IOuEd up the Ohio.
The NatOma brOugnL IN ten bales Of cotton,
seven OF which were Of a. new crop.
The Magenta Will be here on Wednesday next
to leave for New Orleans, and the great Mtssis-
sippi viii follow on the foiAoWtrg wednesday.
Maj. Green Ii In our city on a Wis t 10 his fam
ny, and IL making ali the necessary arrange
nents for the new line.
The fine steamer Julia, with Capt. Bob Riley,
long and Iavorably known In the Mem his
and ST. Louis packet trade, on the ROOF, will
pass up this morning for Cairo and 81. LOUA.
Capt. Bob has become a fixture on the Julia.
Andy Isaacs has charge OF her office, and Is as
D ipnlar as he is coed
The u. =. Mail steamer ubicon, capt. Blake,
with All. Grissom in the Ot1ce, is the regular
Vicksburg packet to-day, leaving at D p IN.
She is one OF the best passenger boats on the
me Legal Tender bad to tighten at Hurri-
cane bar. she had not arrived at dark last
night.
h Alaska is lying up below Hurricane,
awaiting q rise.
Ihe Luminary will be compelled to lose a
TIP owing 70 the aecld ant 70 her wheel.
Gait. Tom Rea IL on his way to PlttsbUrg. TO
contract Tor a mountain boat.
viii Hays has been 10 Cincinnati, and got
back TO Louisville alive, bat oDLvious.
The Era No. 5 is coming down the ohio,
bound for New Orleans, wtLhi the hull of tae
Fanny Gilbert in tow.
The Cleaner will ba dismantled at Madison
1t Is satd that Cspi. Yerkes mas bought the
thousand dollars, and VIII run her in the Lou
isviile and White river trade.
The Frank kaFgoud lett New Orleans for the
bends last evening.
Twenty-one hundred and thirty-seven bales
of cotton went into New Orleans Ga Tuesday.