Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-28
Arrivals.

Steamer Minneola, Cincinnati.
Nick Longworth, Louisville.
Mary E. Forsyth, Vicksburg.
John Kilgour, New Orleans.
4" Alice Dean, "
+" Martiue, Hale's Point.
Departures.
Steamer Mary e Forsyth, st. Louis.
" John kllgour, Louisville.
Sam J. Hale, Cincinnati.
Norman, Evansville.
GuidOn, Arkansas river.
Nick LOngwoTth, New Orleans.
MaydOwer,
In Port.
Mlnneola, Argosy, Alice Dean.
@KsOELLAEEOUs.
There wss a fair amount OF business
d0irg on the wharf yesterday, with a
good list Of arrivals and departures.
The Mayfi1wer cleared for New Or
leans last evening, with a fair cargo OF
miscellaneous freight.
The GuidOD, for Arkansas river, had a
splendid trip OF freight and people.
The Nick LOugwOTth passed down for
New Orleans yesterday evening.
The John KilgoUr passed up fer Louis
vile last evening.
The Mary E. Forsyth, from Vicksburg,
passed up for st. Louis yesterday morn
ing.
ThsNormaD, for Evansville, had 500
bales Of cotton.
The sam j. Hale, for Cincinnati, had
zoo bales OF cotton.
A negro porter of the steamer MARITIME,
named Wm. Myers, fell off the boat at
Daniels Landing, ami was drowned, on
her last trip.
The superb passenger steamer Argosy
ie the regular Thursday Arkansas river
United States mail packet, leaving to-
DAY at five pm, for al points on the Ar
kansas through TO Fort Smith, making
direct connections at Pine Bluff with
Light drsughG steamers Tor Little Rock
and Fort Smith.
The Olive Branch and Bismarck were
over due las. night, bound for st. Louis.
The minneOis, Capt. Miller, came in
from Cincinnati with a full cargo of mer-
chandise, and leaves on Friday with a
return trip.
TIL great i0w-pressure steamer Rich
mOnd, Capt. slut Nasle will be sound at
the wharf this morning to receive for
New Orleans ami all intermediate land
ings. Messrs. John l. Voolfolk and Rob.
ert Lodge, two gentlemen with whom
It Is a pleasure 10 travel, ofiCiate in
the Office.
wills. VieJcheT, Esq river editor OF
the Louisville COuTieT-JOuTnGk publishes
on the Redmond a neat Iitue sapeT
Christened the Head Light.
The Commonwealth and Gem are due
this evening from st. Louis.
The Magenta arrived az New Orleans
Monday night with $500 bales of cotton
and 1900 sacks cotton seed. She leaves
New Orleans for Memphis to-day, and
leaves here on Wednesday next for a
return trip to New Orleans and the
bends.
Maj. John Adams, Superintendent
Memphis and Arkansas United States
mail line, is still in the city representing
the interest of his line.
The Era No. 10, sunk 4 few weeks
since near the mouth Of Red river, by q
collision with the Era No. 9, was recent
" raised by the Submarine.
The Alice Dean, Capt. Skunk, is re-
az the wharf for Cairo and Gin
5iDnati aud leaves to-day at 5 p N.
Inc MARITIME came in from Hale's
Point with q fair list OF cotton, and
leaves tomorrow with a return trip.
The p. W. S.rader is due tomorrow
bound for New Orleans. Among her
are the following items shiDped at
Cincinnati 1000 barrels pork, 400 casks
lacOn and 500 barrels whisky.
Capt. John Brooks has been appointed
chief of the Great Republic.
The Belle Memphis is the Friday St.
packet.
The Libsrty No. 2 Is the Saturday
river mail packet.
The s.. Louis Democrat of Tuesday
Mr. BausmRn, of the Memphis
Company, In digging a fOunda-
Tor a " hold fast" on the wharf, dis
covered E well-paved wharf sixteen feet
the old level, and ten feet under
he surface Of the wharf. What length
{ time has elapsed since that Pavement
gss laid be does not know, but he con-
it the most curious discovery ne
yer made.