Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-14

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Argcnsut No. 2, Cincinnati.
4" Belle Lee, Louisville.
Nick LougwoIth, Louisville.
Silver Spray, Rev Orleans.
/" Commercial, Nicks5uTg.
I" Hatoms, FTiar's Point.
Be1artures.
Steamer City OF Cairo, 81. Louis.
Silver Spray, Cincinnati.
" Empire,
" NstoEla, FrisT's Point,
4" Belle Lee, New Orleans.
4" Nick LODgworth, New Orleans.
In Port.
StesmeTs Commercial, Ozark, Emma
Floyd, Argonaut and Agnes.
zEsCELEsNE0Us.
The Moiiis H&moleton has been raised
and is on her wsy 20 this point,
Mr.. Paine, clerk Of the M0iiis Ham
bletoH, ieft for Louisville last evening TO
take charge OF the Office OF the new st.
Francis.
The Dora passed down yesterday with
Oug landing.
The Commercial came in from Vicks-
burg with g very good trip, all things
considered, aHd assurances from planters
IN the bends THAI they will give her g
liberal support. We hope that our meE-
chants viii do likewise, ana thst Capt.
Davis will have no occasion TO regret the
enterprise he has embarked in.
The Msy6 ;wer, Capt. VIM. Ashford, Is
the elegant United Sca!es mail packet for
White river to-day. She connects ct
Devall's Bluff with the Little Rock Rail
rosd and with pscksts for all points
above. She hss no supeTiOTs on the river
for comfort and safety.
nj al ENz%t Dl-EEnTH Tnn-l- -
Monday for Pine Bluff and way points
on The Arkansas. Ed Outlaw IS her
clerk.
TbS fine passenger steamer City Of AL
ton, with Capt. Thompson on the roof,
leaves at 4 Pm. to-day for Cairo and ST.
Louis. she has splendid sccoWmoda-
tons, ard connects with the trains for
points North and East. Jim White &C.
cupias her deck ss gracefully as Leah
makes p Pirnuetta.
The Des Arc, Capt. Elliott, leaves on
Monday for al points on White river.
she is the Independent packet.
The sold reliable" Commercial, COM
manded by Capt. John Edison, with
Nessrs. Jas. Thompson and Aieck Wad-
deil Ia the office, is the regular Vicks-
burg mail pscaet to-day. She backs out
to-day az ) p.Ea., and connects with the
r. z. Lee for New Orleans.
The superb passenger packet Ruth,
Capt. Pegrar, leaves to-day for New
Orleans. The Ruth Is well and fayora-
bly, known il this trade, and 2 word OF
c0mmendation for her Is not sven nee.
essRry. she makes all way landings to
the Crescent City,
The Guidon, Capt, Clay R;ee, will be
ia port to leave fer Pine Bluff to-day ct
5 pm. She will ply between the mouth
Of White river and Pine Bluff in con-
nection with the White River Packet
Line. In her Office will be found Mr.
Garrett Huls, who, together with Capt.
Rice, will be found reliable and efficient
officers.
The City Of Cairo had 200 bales Of cot
ton for St. L1ais.
The Natsms brought up I85 bales Of
cotton and 2 good passenger trip.
Tina Silver Spray got go bales OF cot
ton at this port for Cincinnati.
The Empire left fer Cincinnati with
106S bales OF cotton.
Messrs. Levy & Sharpe have removed
20 the Office, No. 29l Front street, on the
corner Of Madison street, up stairs. Their
new Office is eligibly situated and will be
z OF the finest in the city.
Japb. Joe Brown, of PittsburG, is seri-
ously i'll. Fears are entertained that be
viii not recover.
This beautiful steamer Belle Lee, which
LETT Louisville on Monday night, arrived
Yesterday a little before moon. after a
somewhat tsdioustrip, the water in the
Ohio being 60 scsnt that she had to isy
by very often to wai5 for the PiftsbuFg
rise to come down to heT. Capt McGili
stuck 70 the card rates OF tbs Louisville
and NaW Orleans packet company in
coming down, and left several large plies
OF freight at different landings because
the shippers refused Co pay said rates.
They Will have to come 60 them, how
ever, as we learn that there will be 40
hiDchipg on the part of the steamboats,.
The Belle Lee will doubtless take the
place Of the QnituaGn in the New Orleans
and Vickburg trade.
The julia, Capt. Loekhsrt, with Andy
Isascs in the office, passed down for
Vicksburg and the bends to-day.
The ArgOnEut, Cspt. Marsh Clark,
backs out on Monday Tor Cincinnati and
way points.
Joseph Wall, coal-bost pilot, aged
fCrty-three yesFs, died ia Pittsburg on
the S.h.
Cspt. VIM. F. Davidson, President of
the White Collar Packet Company, and
Mr.. AlHs, of ST. Paul, are now Joint
owners Of real estate in st. Paul, which
az rssest valuation is easily worth the
handsome euna of S200. 0G0.
The neat and light drspgat stssmer
Emma Floyd, Capt. James Cbenoweth
master, leaves to day for Cairo, Louis
willie and Cincinnati, without fail, She
is 3 good bo=t in every particular, end
We recommend her to the travelling and
shipping public. Capt. Jim Chenoweth
deserves 9 big trip, and we hope he will
get it. Mr.. Wise is clerk of the Floyd.
The Rose Franks met with an accident
recently at Shreveport, where she " ia
layi1g with 200 bales OF cotton on board.
Tie Southwestern says OF it: He.
~siarboard guard gave way, precipitating
into the river cur tiers Of cotton. The
boat then csTeened, throwing the cotton
On the lsrDosrd guard also into the river
and on the bank. Pro5sbly not over two
hundred bales hosted off, most Of which
will be recovered without damage. We
venture to say tbat Capt. White will re.
cover the most of il and the insurance
companies escape with light loss. The
me Of the Rose Franks will be the
greatest sufferers, in the loss of time and
DAMAGE TO the OuRrd ~