Adam Jacobs - Independent Passenger Steamer. St. Louis and Memphis. Wm. H. Blake, Commander. Side Wheel Steamboat.
The St. Louis and Vicksburg Packet Company was organized and chartered in 1859, as the Memphis and St. Louis Packet Company, by John A. Scudder, Daniel Able, Wm. J. Lewis, Wm. C. Postal, and R. L. McGce. The Memphis Line commenced with the steamers " Ben Lewis," " J. H. Dickey," and " Platte Valley," which were followed in turn by the " John D. Perry," "  Rowena," " C. E. Hillman," " Colorado," "St. Joseph," "Mary E. Forsyth," "Southerner," " Courier," " Robb," " Adam Jacobs," " City of Alton," "Luminary," " Julia," " G. W. Graham," "Belle of Memphis, No. 1," "Belle of St. Louis," " City of Cairo," " City of Vicksburg," " Grand Tower," " Belle of Memphis, No. 2," and the " City of Chester." <a rel="nofollow" class="external autonumber" href="https://archive.org/stream/historyofsaintlov2scha/historyofsaintlov2scha_djvu.txt">[1]</a>
Thos. Laird. Printers. St. Louis.
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