Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-20

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" Arg0sy, Arkansas River.
" L~eOuidas, New Orleans.
In Port.
Steamers Guidon, H. 2. Turner, Argo-
nsut No. ,, Darling, T. II. Allen, MOIiie
Hamblston and Magenta.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The levee was the scene of much ami
nation yesterday. The incoming steam
ers had good trips, and those upward
bound bad come showing for ireights, but
these bound down stream had nothing in
sight.
Capt. Geo. w. Duvsl, inspector for
boilers for this port, We regret to learn,
fell from y gallery OF his residences, On
Shelby street, Oh Monday night, and sus-
t2ined Injuries. which it Is feared will
prove fsC2i. one OF bis ribs wa broken
and entered the left lung.
Capt. John D. Adams purchased the
steamer Leui Leoti at Little REX, on
Monday, and will put her in the Mem
ghis and Little Rock trade in connection
~ith the Thos. H. Allen, W. a. Caldwell,
ArgOsy and o. iTk, making five boats in
the line. The LeBi LsOti has been run.
Ding in the New Ocleans and Arkansas
river trade.
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Orleans by the L. 5. Marshal.
The Belle Memphis leaves s.. Louis
to-day for this port.
The Mary Forsyth, due to-day, goes to
Nicksburg.
River men have q gay old time in port
nowadays. The New Memphis, Farie-
ties, or Gaye,ie8 are p~strOaizsd nightly,
20 say nothing Of the side shows.
Capt. D. DsHsven am dOwu y5staT-
day on the Lady Gay. lie will remain
in the city g few day.
The M0ilie HsmbletOu anne in yester-
day from Cairo with q good trip. She
enters the trade from this city to Gayoso
landing, some $50 miles above, making
two trips per week, under the command
Of Capt. Hampton, who is well known
and popular ia the trade. The M0llie
hiss just come of the ways, and ia now
in complete Crdsr. She is the best boat
aver in the trade, sud will no doubt do
well. Msj. VIM, p. Paul, formerly OF
the lirm or Paul Il Crockett, of this city,
and who served Oh "Red" JscksOn's
staff during the wsT, will take charge Of
the Moitie's Office, and will, We are sure,
become 90 highly esteemed aflDat as he
has always been ashore. Fhe Nellie
leaves to-day al ) pm.
The GuidOa came in from Pine Bluff
with 33t 0ales OF cotton and 725 bags Of
easton seed. She put off l49 bales Of
cotton st the mouth. Capt. Clay Rice
will back out the Gljdon to day for Pine
Bi1f and all way landings on the Mis-
sissippi and AE6ansss. Carrot Hubs is
Ibe chief c.erk cf this fine packet.
The Thomas Il. Allen, Cspt. Reese
PdtcSard, came in yesterday from Little
rock with 3 good passenger trip, 81
rll-g of a,fr0n ord OOu cob - .oAt--
seed She leaves tomorrow on her re-
Jurn trip. c. I. Walker has charge OF
her Ufi g.
The Darling, Capt. Carter, will back
out today fer Cairo, Louisville and Gin
cinnatl She makes all way landing.
The Darling is a f4voTite PACKET with
travellers, and We commend her to all
going up the Ohio. A. f. Power is her
good looking purser.
The II. s. Turner, Capt. Yore, Is the
regular Cairo and st. L5u's packet to-
day. She CONNECTS With the trains North
and East, aud Is a comfortable passenger
packet. Joe Widen is clerk.
Tine Argo1aut, Capt. Everhsrt, came
in yesterday with q good trip, and leaves !
to-day for Cairo and Louisville. She
wants 1000 baies Of cotton. Lee Crane
has charge Of her Office.
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Frank Hicks, will get away for New Or
leans to-day. she needs nO.eulcgy as a
passenger packet. Her Office arrange.
mems are presided over by John SuIli-
var and Mr.. Green, both Of whom are
reliable business men and jolly travelling
companions. Her table is spread with
every luxury, and i und er the pTact'ced
eye Of Frank Smith. Her pilots know
every sawyer by sight, and disliking
them as they do q Rad, wish no more in
innate acquaintance.
The splendid steamer Mississippi will
be ia port to leave for New Orleans and
the bends to-day at ) pm. Her psessn-
ger accommodations are not surpassed
the river, and her officers never
tire in their efforts to make travellers at
home. Cspt. Nat. Green is master, S.
Creighton, John Fenwick and John
Langlois sre her corps OF clerks. Those
meditGting a trip South, could find no
better steamer tnan tee Mississippi, were
they to wait a month.
Ihe q new ste6mer Mary Houston,
Dun ham, will pass down this
evening st 3 O'Clock. She is an elegant
passenger packet. Harry Walker is
clerk.
The Mary Forsyth, Silver Moon.
Wsstn1ore' ald, Mary Houston and
Mississippi, are due down TO day.
The Continental, Henry Ames, Louisi-
ana and Virginia, will be due tonight or
10 morrow, from below.
Ia the spring OF the year 1858, a girl
nine years old, named Margaret Wagon
r, was kidnapped on the steamer Gen.
Pike, then plying between ST. Louis and
Cincinnati. Any Intelligence that would
cad to a knowledge CT her present where
sbouts will be thankfully received by
Wagner, Der father, at Bloom
ield, Ind.
The reported connection Of Omaha and
Kansas City packetlines, stSt. Louis, has
been formally consummated. They are
lot actually consolidated, but will run in
connection with each other. The Presi. /
lent Of the Omaha line rendered his
and Capt. John B. WiIver {