Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26
Z. Nj. LuDw III, Sergeant.

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Z. Nj. LuDwit5, Sergeant.
BY TELEGRAPH.
LITTLE Rock, October Nv leather cloudy
| ana rainy, WITH considerable wind.
NEW ORLEANS, October 2j-Wea'her clear
| and warm. Arrived: John +. Tolle. st. LJuts.
NASHVILLE, October > - River falling, with
| 3 feet water inches on Harpeth Shoals.
| Weather clear ana mild.
| NICKsBURG, October weather clear
| and cool River fell 4 inches. Port LiSt-DOWn:
| Utnh ard City OF Nicknburg.
CINCINNATI, October 2j-NOon.-River fall
| Ing. Slgbt-Rivcr falling, with feet inches
! in the channel. Westhsr warm.
PITTsBURG, October 25.-Noon.-RIver2 feet
| inches and falling. Wealth clear and warm.
| ~ lght- River feet 10 inches and falling.
| Weather cloudy.
| EVANSVILLE, October 25.--Weather cloudy,
| with signs of a storm. Mercury, % to -.
| Blrometer y and falling. River falling,
| with and cloths feet on the guaSe.
| CAIRO, October 25-Noon-River IL fest Ar
! rivei: st. Joseph, st Louis, am; Grand
| Tower, Memphis, am Capital City, st.
| Orleans, pm. st. Joseph, Memphis Ii N.
| Weather cloudy and warm. ..... Night-Riyer
| feet inches, and stationary: Alercuy p.
| Houston, Cincinnati, pm. Depafted-Grand
| Tower, st. Louis, pm Capital City, Vicks
| burg, pm; Colorado, st. Louis, pm.
| movements NJ the LeEee.
ARRIVALS
| Colorado, Nicksburg; g. W. Cheek. Helena:
| Phil Allin, Friars Point; Era o. 9,SU. Francis
| river; Mary Bell st. louis; Common wealth.
| New Orleans: Thompson Dean, New Orleans;
| Trader, Commerce; Illinois ,VickSbuTg; Belle
| OF Texas, AshpoIt; City Of Quincy, st. Louis.
DEPARTURE Es.
| Ste. Genevieve, VicksOurg; Colorado, st.
| Louis; q. w. Cheek. Helena; Phil Allin,
| Friars Point; Mary Boil, New Orleans; Com
mon wealth, st Louis; City OF Quincy, New
| Orleans; Bile of Texas. Ashport; Rittie Heg-
! Ter, Cincinnati.
IN PORT.
Ruth, Illinois, Trader, Era No. 9, Thompson
| Dean.
LEAVING THIS DAY.
For NICKsBURG-Illinois, Captain NJ. r
| Cheek, five pm.
For WHITE RIvER-St. Francis Belle, Cap
| tall Harry, I'VE pm.
| Fox NAPOLEoH-A. J. White, Captain Ma
| lone, five p m.
FOs ST: FRANCIS EIvER-New Era No. 9,
| Captain Basket, i've pin.
For ARKANSAS RIVER Fort Gibson, CAP
| tain Ed. Rowland, five pm,
FoR NICKsRURG - Capitol City, Captain
O'Neal, ten am.
FoR ST. LOUIs-St. Joseph, Captain NJ
Phetefs, pm.
FoR MOUTH or WHITE RIvER-Q uickstep,
CIptaln Stack Lee, five pm.
BOATS DUE TO-DAY.
Fort Gibson, 81. Francis Belle, A. J. White,
! QulckS ep, Cons Millar, st. Joseph.
LeVee Paragraphs.
The Era No. 9 is the ST. Francis river packet
this evening
Old BOre4S Kept atOmiZed Sh eiDy county in
motion yesterday.
Mr.. Cummins went out from here IS one OF
the pil0' OF the Mary Bell.
several packets due yesterday had not ar
rived up to dark last night.
The Cons MilIar and Fleetwing both passed
Louisville Sunday for this p ri.
The Era No, .. from ~. r'ranciS piyar had
~ bales co ton and 1894 sacks cotton seed.
The City OF Quincy passed down Sunday
evening loaded TO the guards, CT route Tor
New Orleans,
Tee Illinois, Captain Mark Cheek, sails for
NIcksDurg this evening. She takes in all the
EAn the other packets in port Yesterday
looked very insignificant alongside OF the i'm
The James Howard arrived about dark last
night from New Orleans, and discharged her
load at the elevator.
The Ruth, Captain Ed Postal, having COM
pleted her repairs, leaves for White river posi-
lively thus afternoon.
That storm which swan around last night
well, 1t was rather fresh for comfort to
jewellers on unseaworthy crafts.
The chief items of the receipt by river since
seed cotton and $50 sacks of cotton-seed.
The ieusas got about two hundred and
day night, and passei here Sunday evening.
The CITY Of Quincy, which passed here san
day evening, got aground st Shoofiy bar, and
channel.
The Quirkstep, Captain Lee, takes in every
| thing In the lower bends as far down as the
mouth OF White river, leaving at five o'clock
this evening.
The departing packets the past two days all
had lair trips, ana the navigaJors are once
more wearing smiles as broad as the brim OF
Quaker's hat.
fhe A. j. White, Captain Malone. leaves on
her Iegular cruise in the Memph : and Ma.
pOleGn trade, taking in all way landings, this
evening at the usual hour.
The ntful glaze sf heavens pyrOtechnic
displays and the muttering OF the distant
thunder gave evidence of the near approach
OF the storm. king last night
The EOntaue,le, a single chimnied, one.
story, sternwheel craft, passed dOwn about
noon Sunday, loaced flat with western pro-
duee. She gave this port the go-by.
Notwithstanding the prevailing high wind
yesterday mOrni. g, thousands of ladies, who
could not get aboard the day before, visited
from in port.
The Frazer, a small craft, in command of
Captain w. Il. Todd arrived in port fl ON
Commerce. She is engaged in buying cottOn-
seed, and brought in bales cotton and 7J6
sacks cotton-Seed,
The ~. Francis Belle, Captain Milt Harry
| from White river, got in last evening with
$50 bales cotton, 3S6 sacks cottOu-Seed, after
having reshipped at the mouth for New Or
leaus 22i ba'es OF the staple.
The Belle OF Texas, IRON AshpoIt, came In
SUNDAY night with splendid trip. She had
3i2 lies cotton, lIl bags seed cotton, and 1887
sacks cotlOn-seed. she departed for AshpoIt
last evening win good trip.
Inc 81. joseph, captain NJ & leeteFS, for st.
LOniS ana the Capitol City, Captain O'NeaI,
for NIcksbuTg are the Anchor Liners leaving
the elevator to-day, the focmeT at five O'Clock
The afternoon, and the latter al ten O'Clock
forenoon.
The Thompson Dean came in Sunday night
with 1924 bundles cOtton-ties, 7G0 SACKS salt s
bales cotton, 80 casks ale, and lot ofSundries,
she leaves tomorrow evening fer New Or
leans and the bends, in command Of Captain
W. B. Miller.
The Illinois, Cap ain NJ r. Cheek, arrived
from Vicksburg with 300 bales cotton, '05 bags
seed colt IN, 1925 sacks cotton-seed, 80 PACK
ages sundrtes, aud good passenger trip. She
leaves again this evening at 1--WE O'Clock for
Nicksburg and all way landings.
At Cairo Sunday morning the transfer
steamer M'COmb cJlidcd WITH the Ed. Hobbs,
denOllshing the wheel and breaking both cyl.
inder timDers OF the Hobbs. The M'COmb re-
ceived no injuries The collision occurred at
daylight, and was probably occasioned by a
dense fog.
IA spatch received last night dated "Cairo,
D." announced tnat the Prince of Wales ar
rived there and disembarked from the Sc
rsphIs at lSmalia. A little guessUoTk Sug-
geSts that it was that other Cairo, in Egypt, on
the Nile, crOcOdiles, appropriateness, etc, and
all that Kind of things, you know.
This indicates The condition the Helena
| MaiL man was wrought up 10 in anticipation
| of the arrival of the great fresh water won
! der: AT last accounts yesterday the big
hary Bel was fast aground on a bar above
| Cairo. Now amt those parties who went up
| TO cone down On her in a iellOferhick 2"
he q. w. Cheek arrived sunday about
| neon with an immense trip. consiStiog of 23l
bales or cotton, ll0l sacks of co ton-S9ed, "a
| cabin and 252 deck and bureau passengers.
| Captain Green was eX seediugly happy, and he
| h All night to be. He Thinks tuat the Check
cad just get away with Anything of her ton
mage atiOat on fresh water.
| The Phil Allin arrived from below SUNDAY
afternoon with the best evidences of prosper
| ity in the biggest trip of freight aud people
brought into this port for many dan. Her
| manifest showed $50 bales of cotton and 1876
sacks OF cottOn-seed, besides ~ cabin and 2si
| deck and bureau passengers. he OLD CON-
| mCdore was as proud Us peacock and Jim
| nv Thompson had his hands full
| The arrival Of the Mary Bell at Memphis
| was the event of SUNDAY. Thousands OF our
citizens hOnored her with visit, and there
was continuous stream OF humanity going
| 10 and from her from the time she landed un-
| til nightiall-indeed, the crowd was so great
that IL was impossible to move a piece OF
fre ght, and she thus compelled to lay
over unit yesterday morning Captains
| HicKs and All. GrisSOm were Congratulated
| by their hosts of friends upon their successful
| enterprise.
| When she arrived a. this port Sunday after
! noon, the Mary Bill had seven hundred tons
| of miscellaneous freight, besides nearly one
| hundred head of stock, eighty-Ihree cabin
| and sixty deck passengers. She took on
| at HOpeheld three hundred and sew
| enty-seven bales of cotton, and at
| this port she took on six hundred
| and fifteen bales of cotton, eighty-eiEht bales
| OF hay twenty casks of bacon and five tons OF
| miscellaneous freight. She also increased her
| deck passenger lists TO one hundred
| Captain Milt Harry has determined to put
| NnT Ean In IL Ia to nv AFo-I