Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-23

Silver Spray, New Orleans.
g" Silver Lake NO..4, MO-.
4" Emma No. 3, New Orleans.
+" Liberty No. 2, White river.
A" Bermuda, Arkansas river.
EstOma, FIisr's Point.
Departures.
Steamer Continental, st. Louis.
" Luminary, st. Louis.
" Silver Lake No. 4, st. Louis.
=" G. w. Cheek, HaiIe's Point.
Louisiana, Louisville.
Emma No. 8, Cincinnati.
Silver Spray, Cincinnati.
Natoma, Friar's Point.
Octa ia, Arkansas river.
In FOrf.
Liberty No. 9, Silver Moon, Bermuda,
COOss, MOllie Hambleton, w. A. Cald-
well, Linton.
HLEOELLASEOUs.
The gay Rub:co1, Capt, Wm. Blake,
leaves at 4 p 10. to-day for Vicksburg
and the bends. She is the pioneer
packet Of the line, and is q No. l
steamer. Alt GrissOm is her excellent
chief clerk.
The Bermuda came in with a coed
trip. She leaves to-day for Pine Bluff.
Jim Roland is secretary.
The CoOss, Capt. Brown, will get
away to-day for Cairo and Evansville,
She makes all intermediate landings.
P. H. Terry has charge of her office.
The A, q NJ. s. steamer Pauline Car
roll, with Capt. Bill Thompson on the
roof, will pass down this morning for
Vicksburg and New Orleans. She is an
excellent passenger packet.
The Linton, Capt. LIS Ware, is the
only 81. Francis river packet to-day.
She goes through to Wittsburg, and
makes all landings. She leaves at 5 D ~
TIE splendid United States mail pack
etr ". A. Caldwell, Capt. Rube Haynes,
will back out this evening for Pine Bluff,
Rock and every way landing on
the Arkansas. She connects with the
Fort Smith packets, and offers splendid
to all travelling up old
Passengers who can't talk
are requested not to enter into con-
yersation with her first clerk, Jack
Chambers, as he is a man Of few words.
assistant, Bob Shields, does the talk
for the boat.
The elegant passenger packet Belle
Memphis, Capt. John Crane, will be in
lJrt 90 leave fer Cairo and st. Louis to-
ct 4p.m. She makes close connec-
ions with the trains north and east, and
las splendid accommodations for travel
Billy BIeGker is her chief clerk.
The "Ice King" will back out this
.vsning for Cairo, Evansville, Louisville
md Cincinnati. AS 9 carrier she takes
he horns, and if superior qualities as .
passenger packet received any token,
he would no doubt carry it also. Capt.
Ben and his Silver Moon are not easily
'saten at any gait. The office is in
.harge of Mr.. Hatcher, a gentlemanly
competent clerk.
The unsurpassed United States mail
Jacket Liberty, Capt. j. B. Davis, leaves
Or JscksOnpOrt and all points intermedi-
lie on White river to-day. She connects
Z DevalPs Bluff with the Little Rock
and with the Fairy Qaeen for all
'Oints above. Jimmy Thompson and
Sharpe have charge Of her office
ffsirs, and will be found "hunkvn
oys, ever alive to the comfort of their
ussts.
The Bermuda brought iu 236 bales of
otton.
The Liberty came in with 534 bales of
ottOn, and q good passenger trip.
The Hesper has Withdrawn from the
{. Francis river trade. The high water
! thai stream enables large boats to ,
zach WittsbuTg, and there is very little
coming out. The Hesper will. /
leretore, retire to some quiet spot until q
4 opening presents itself by which she ,
N make 8 fortune for her owners. 4
Capt. Harrison Blasdell and Ed. Out Z
W are again in town. Their good pack .
Ozark will Don be on the war. path '
,ain. Q
A petition, numer0usly signed, is In C
r~culatiOn recommending Me-. Robert y
OOd, our popular and efficient Wharf =.
asteT, as a suitable person to fill the q
sition of Inspector or Hulis, made va v
mt by the death OF Capt. Duvall. The
ice could not be better bestowed than fc
on Mr.. Good. 4 ship carpenter by Il
and all his life connected in one Sc
~ or another with our steamboat in "a
'este, MI. Good would make an INTEL IL
.ent and efficient officer. p
Dur friend Milt Harry returned yester- :
y from a business trip to Arkansas. \
2 reports the militia as having left Au- a.
sta, and business again reviving along le
hite river. We hope to see Milt in n,
ofhce OF some fine packet ere many
Us roll around.
the steamer Mollie Hambleton, Capt. =
Hampton, with Mr.. Paul in the
Ice, leaves to-day for Cairo and Way
She is in excellent trim, and -
make quick time. The Mollie will
two trips per week to Gsyoso land.
but extends her run this time to II
lro. \
Washington dispatches say that Gen. to
Imphrey, in his statement before the
nmittee relative to the proper span Of ,
dyes for the 0aio river, gave as bis =
MON that it should not be less than n
r hundred feet, and greater, according
particular topography. The conclu. nv
Of the committee are likely TO be !
ed on Humphreys opinion. bbal,
We learn that the bully Diamond line Wis
contracted to carry 1000 bales Of cot FRI
from New Orleans to New York via n@
,mbOat TO st. Louis at 81 per hundred. 7
is q new thing in the way Of freight, pul
he w. X. Arthur is coming from rec
y Orleans. She brings a shipment Of ere nj
on from the Crescent City to Mem =
be Steamboat Captains Union AS
alton met in New Orleans on Thurs UI
sc, Sam Hale is coming with the " WE 4
rk's boilers. saw
le charge Of murder against Samuel ia
:, Of the Great Republic, has been
PT0ss. The case Of Capt. Donald il
continued on account of the abb
e of witnesses.
q learn that Mr.. John Smither was I!H!
Tied = few days ago at Brownsville, a n
D., TO Miss Jennie Sylvester. of ST. VIII
rles, Ark. John Is a well known ssts
nboat clerk, and we wish him and s EIab
ovely bride a pleasant journey along nqul
liver OF life.