Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-09

Louis yesterday morning, discharged sew
sral lots Of frelghs, and got OF Cor below
with a fair trip.
The Mary Boyd arrived rom the Ar
kanses river with 785 bales Of cotton.
The A. J. White came In from Napoleon
with ~ bales cotton, 76S sacks seed, and
q fzis passenger list.
The Frank Forrest brought In So bales
cotton, 268 sacks seed, $50 sacks corn, and
departed for Fulton with q fair trip.
The steamer Richmond, unsurpassed in
the splsndOr Of adOrnmsuts and making
passengers comfortable by the noiselesB-
ness Of perfect machinery, and furnish
ing g table as rich In It's profusiOn as in
the supreme excellence OF its culinary
department, leaves to-day at 4 O'Clock,
Those who would spend q few days in
New Orleans have already reached the
city with al the delights of It's hotels
and t-horoughfarss Whenever they have
entered the magnificent salons of the
steamer Richmond. The sojourn in ths
Creseou5 City is thus extended through
the voyage going and returning. Captain
n. 8. Green, gatchful OF the safety and
comfort OF his passengers, Ia the Sktllful
master and John McCOrd, the most &C.
cOmpIished gentleman on the river,
rsigns in the gorZ9Ousiy appointed cabin.
We G. mmdnd him and his excsilent wife
TO ladies travelling on the Mississippi.
Boats Leaving To-day.
For New Orieans-Ihe passenger steamer
Richmond, IN command OF Captain Nat. s.
Green, leaves to-day al 4 p m. for Vtcksburg,
New Orleans and all way landings. Captain
o I. McCOrd Is her chief purssr.
For Arkansas River-Ths regular United
states mail packet Mary Boyd, Captain Reub.
J. HINES leaves 70 day at 5 pm. for Pine
BluL Little Rock and ali way landings. Al.
ONelIS chle4 secretary.
For Evansville-Ihs ught-draught pGssen-
ger steamer MOuie RagOn, Cap ain J. V.
IhrOop, leaves to-day at y m. for Evansville
and all the coast landings. George Throop is
her chief clerk.
: For C~ineinnan-The regular Ohio river pas
senger packet MiHneOla leaves to-day at 5 pm.
for Louisville, Cincinnati ana all the usual
landings. Captain W. y. Miller cOmmamQs,
and j. 4. Jones is her chief secretary.
For st. LOuis-Ihe new and elegant passen-
ger steamer City OF Helena, Captain ]. H Nc
ke6, leaves to-day at 3 IN. for St Louis. Mr..
H Diedrich IS chief clerk.
For 1T. LCuis-SL Luke leaves to-day at D
pm. for Cairo, St Louis and all way landings.
For White Riyer-rhe deet passenger steam
at Legal Tender leaves to-day at 5 pm, posi-
lively, for DeValls Huff JacksOupOrt and all
points on White river. E. Foster, Dan. sui
Ivan and Ed Crowel are clerks.
For st. Francis Riyer-Ths fine steamer st.
Francis, Captain T. n. BoWman, leaves as
above, stopping at all way landings between
here and Helena. Her hour OF departure Is 5
pm. sam. Paine AID Billy Dean clerks.
For OsceOla-The Undine. Captain Good
rich, leaves to-day at 5 p N. for Osceola and all
way landings. A Goodrich and Harry Dick
iEsOn Ofdciate as clerks.
For Frians Point-The regular tri-weekly
passenger packet q. W Cheek, Captain Geo.
Malone, leaves Today at5 pm Tor Frtars Point
and al way landings. +. s. Gontefman and
L. II Briggs are clerks.
For C~incinnau-The NIGHTINGALE, CAPTAIN
Kyle leaves to-day az y N. as above.