Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

Z falling. The lower OHIO had but 81 feet
. on the shoaiast places, but the late rise
Mss helped matters considerably, though
only for 2 short tine. The rise has just
I reached Cairo.
Arrivals.
Steamer Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
Lizzie Gill. s.. Louis.
4" Liberty, White River.
Argos, st. Francis RIVER.
departures.
Steamer Belle Memphis, St. Louis.
L" Louisiana, New Orleans.
In Port.
Liberty, Des Are, Sam Hale, Empire,
Na5omag Agnes, Argos, Linton.
ME8GEE.LANEOUs.
The city Engineer Corps we're At work
on the landing yesterday. We hope
they will establish q nigh" and "lOwn
water mark so that some data can be
given aD0CG the rise and fall of the river
81 this point
Mark Cheeks elegant nav feTryboAt
the Geo. ". Cheek, works ike q charm,
and it viii be seea by reference 70 her
card elsewhere that she has commenced
her regular trips to Mound City. Capt.
Marx ELu let her cut some day soon,
whea We may expect TO hear Of some
quick tine.
Mr.. Air. Howe, the popular insurance
sgent Of St. Louis, las bgea IA cur city
for some dsys on visit.
We again have two Tuesday packets
for White river. The DIS Arc vas &C.
tanned, and will not get away before
noon to-day. She MAKES all way land
iues. Capt. John Elliott is master, and
Joe Elliott, With Matt Glass, are clerks.
We learn that the little steamer Hes
per viii enter the trade from here to Os-
esola under the command OF Capt.
Sterling Whitehead. She wiz regain
the favor uader him which she lost IN
der Inc scsia9ag Houston.
MI. c. F. Smith Of st. Francis county,
Ark, picked 1889 pouads Of seed cotton
from enc acre Of land.
The new steamer st. Francis had
steam Up OF Saturday at Louisville, and
viii make 3 trial trip to-day or to-mOs-
row. She viii be here to leave fer st.
Francis river On Tuesday next.
H0ratio Houston, q well known engi-
Bser, 0isd at Louisville on Friday night
last.
Afc. Charley stahley and his bride
have returned nom Arkansas, where
they have been spending the honey
moon.
L Wolff formerly Of this city, has
uUt up g distiliery at Fort Smith.
The steamer Sam Hale did not get
away yesterday, but viii leave to-day
for Cairo ana Cincinnati. Capt. Walker
IS her master.
The Argos, Capt. Setree, backs cut to-
dsy for the ca. oil on st. Francis river.
Mr.. Coffin is clerk.
The coed steamer Mary Forsyth, Capt.
ATEv Ea5ulc- Eaavog - Iau 49, - ~ -
Cairo and st Louis. Sac connects with
the trains North and East. MessrB.
Waite and Briggs are her clerks, and are
among the most popular gentlemen on
the river.
The Magenta is U regular Wsdnes-
day New 0gleans packet. She is emf
neDtly worthy OF the patronage OF our
people, and We hope she will get all the
cotton she can carry. Capt. J. Frank
Hicks commands, and is one of I own
citizens. The office is ia charge OF Can't.
John Brooks anG John Sullivan, who |
are well known TO our shippers. TIE
Magenta has DO superior as a passenger
packet, while her tables are sumptuOus
enough for q lord, under the manage
ment OF Mr.. Frank Smith. She should
get at least Zoo bales OF cotton at this
port.
Flana Caivert's black horse " Bull Of
the WCodsn is entered for the four miie
race Oh Saturday.
The elegant United States mail packet
Liberty, Capt. Jim Rice, viii get away
lo-dsy for White river. She is one of
our beat local packets, aud connects with
the train for Little Rock at DsvalPs |
Bluff. Ia her Office Milu Harry, small
Of ststue, but large OF heart, reigns The
lord of all be surveys. Mr.. Walter is
her able caterer.
The Eatoma, with Capt Jim Lee on
the roof backs out to-day 81 her regular
hour for trilr's Point and all way land
iDgs. She is a handsome and prompt
packet. Fields and Lee divide the du-
ties Of the On1ee aad are tip.top officers.
Ihe Des Arc came IN with $50 bales OF
z good trip OF people.
The Liberty came out Of White river
with $50 bales of cotton, ami reshipped
800 ct The mouth for New Orleans.
The Empire did not 20 below. She
reshippsd here on the Louisiana and
viii 60 back to Louisville and Cipcin-
natl to-day At 3 pm. Capt. Harton is
her master.
The Ozark did not get in TO leave last
but viii 30 Doubt be found at the
this morning. She makes al land
ings on the Arkansas snd is a irss-clgss
passenger packet. Harrison Blasdell is
master and Ed Outlaw is clerk.
An a. JuTned meeting Of the friends OF
Capt DsHaven ives held a few DAYS ago
Parlor P, VI the ST. Charles Hotel, IN
New Orleans. Capt. Marsh Miller va
10 preside. Capt. DsHaven was
called on to explain the mOdus operandi
D. his model, which be did to the salts
of these present, after which.
resolutions we're adopted i~BstructiDg the
secretary 10 publish the proceedings.
The steamer New Jackson, which was
. iast week "a the Flint river, GeoF-
ga, viii be saved with all her cargo.
Tie steamer Music, plying between
.Apaiachicoia and Baia5ridgs, sunk on
thursday, III the Chattahoochee river.
lives were lost.