Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-26

Il. N. LUDWIG, Sergeant
RV TEIEGRApu

BY TELEGRAPH.
VICKsBURG, November 25.-RivPr
rose inches. Up: Ste. Genevieye.
LOUISVILLE, November 5.-River
fleet inches in the canal, 5 feet 7 inches on
tAe TALL.
EVANSVILLE, November 25-Weath-
er-eloudy. Light rain tonight. Mercury o.
20 ~. River Il 40 feet, and rising.
ST. LOUIS, November 25.-River fall
3ng. Weather cloudy and mild; rain to.
night. Arrived: Belle Memphis. Departed
colorado, Nicksburg.
CINCINNATI. November 25.-River
u ieet 41nches, and rising about % inches per
hour. Weather fair during the day, but cloudy
ana Threatening tonight.
PITTsBURG, SNovember 25.-River 8
~ feet inches, and on stand. Weather
clear and ooei ..Night--Brownsvllle re-
the Allegheny river at Oil City is 4 feet 2
inches, and rising.
NEW ORLEANS, November 25-Ar-
rived: Blgfoot, Pitsburg. Departed; ANDY
johnson ana Carrie V. KouDtz, st. DOuis. rhs
Mary Beiie arrived at seven O'clock this
morning, from Helena, with 7IO6 bales of cot
an Sn ~ tgi sacks Of seed equal in ali TO
ever brought here by one boat.
CAIRO, November 25-Noon.-Weath-
er cloudy, damp and warm. River Is feet and
rising: Arrived: Fannie Tatum, Vicksburg,
al m; Joseph Kinney, ST. Louis 10 a m. ~
Joseph and W. J. Baker, Memphis, ii am
Julia, Nieks6urg, ! pm. Departed: Joseph
hnlnheyi Nlcksoqrg, noon; nt. Joseph, ST.
LOUIE Pm; Julis, ST. Louis, pm.
Movements at the Leyee.
ARRIVALS.
Belle Of Texas, Ashport; City of Alton, ST.
Louis; city of Chester, st. Louis; ANDY
Baum Cincinnati; Mary Houston, Cincin-
nat; y. :. Aid, Lower Mississippi; Atlantic
ana barges, St Louis; Louisville, New Or
leans; JIM. MArthur and barge, Ohio river
DEPARTURES
City OF Alton, New Orleans; Mary Houston,
New Orleans: Thomas Sherlock New or.
leans; Louisville, Cincinnati; Atlantic and
DaTges, New Orleans; City of Chester, st.
leans.
IN PORT.
Belle of Texas, Andy Baum. o. :. Aid.
BOATS DUE.
ST. Francis Belle, Ruth, Ella, City Of Angus
Ia, Phil Allin. George w. Cheek, Legal Ten
der, Rosa Miller, II. =, Yeager, City OF Vicks-
burg, Joseph Kinney.
BOATS LEAVING FRIDAY.
For New ORLEAEs.-The Commonwealth,
leans at four o'clock this evening. She Will
be found al Glenn's whavfboat.
For NICKsBURG The Anchor-Liner, Joe
Kinney, Captain Porter, master, leaves the
elevator promptly At ten O'Clock this morn
ness.
For ST. LoUIs.-The Anchor. Liner, City
".
cable at ten O'Clock this morning, taking bust
ness for all way landings between Memphis
and 81. Louis.
For NEW ORLEANs.-The steamer Cherokee,
Captain Wolf, master, leaves for New Orleans
Al Tour O'Clock this evening, giving strict at
tention 10 business at ell way landings. Cap
tain Glenn is her agent.
For FRIARs PoIST-The Lee-Liner Phil
Allin, Captain James Lee, ST., master, carry
ing the United states mails sails TOR Helena,
Delta, Friars Point and all plantation land
ings at i've O'Clock this evening.
For CINCINNATI.-Tne Ashland, Captain
VIII Kyle, master, leaves for Cairo and Gin
ctnnau, including sl way lsndings, at
ten O'Clock this morning. Captain r. p.
Glenn, at toe wharf0oat, Is her agent.
Fox HELENA.-The Cheek-Liner q. W.
Cheek, Captain Green, master, leaves pune
tually at i've O'Clock this evening for HeienR
and the bends. She gives particular attention
10 business for Walnut and Council bends.
FOB AsHPORT-The Belle OF Texas, Captain
q. Z. Joplin, master, departs for all points Ia
the upper bends as high as Ashport, at hel
usual hour this evening. She Is the regular
Randolph, Fulton, Osceola and -AshPou trI-
weekly packet.
BeVee Paragraphs.
The Mary Bell left New Orleans yesterday
for Memphis %.
II was almost i'm possible 10 move freight at
the leVee vest rday.
Captain Hamilton, OF the Mound City ways,
was in the city yesterday.
There Was too much rain yesterday and last
night even for the marines.
A rise + reported in Arkansas river, but our
dispatches fail 10 notice the fact
1he CITY OF Alton laid here al yesterday
afternoon, and left Tor New orleans at daTB.
II was awfully foggy last night, and steam.
ems sfoaI were CONF led to choke stumps all
night
Ihe Atlantic added barge loaded with oil
cake 10 her tow. and went on down 70 New
Orleans yesterday.
The Ashland win depart at ten o'clock this
morning for Cincinnati. she viii be found at
The Ruth viii arrive out OF White river to-
day, aud commence receiving for her return
tomorrow evening.
Experienced steam bOatmen say that the
present season OF business Will extend far into
the summer months.
Captain J. u. Vineyard formerly OF the White
river trade, but now merchant OF Galconda,
Illinois. - in the city.
The Thomas Sherlock got all the cotton she
wanted al Hopefeld, and left Saturday even
ing for the land OF pelicRns.
The Louisville brought in fO2 barrels apples,
and departed for the OHIO river yesterday
with about six hundred tons.
The Andy Baum got in yesterday from Gin
Cinnat1 with l0i head Of stock. go EN- pity OIL
barrels, 7Dg boxes pipes, so tons western pro.
Cuce, bales cotton and bags seduction.
The Belle OF Texas brought in from above
q bales OF cotton, = bags OF sesd-cottOn, Az
sacks Of cotton-seed, 50 feet OF lumber, and
sundIies.
The Cherokee, which could not get of
yeste. day evening, Will cut loose from Glenn's
wharfbOst at four O'Clock this evening for
New Orleans she wants about six hundred
bales OF cotton.
The commonwealth OLD not go out NeSter-
day evening. she will go out positively as
four o'clock this evening rom Glenns wharf
boat. she wants one thousand bales OF cotton
for New Orleans.
Captain fit Harry, the grand mogul of the |
White river mail line, arrived in the city yes
teriay by rail. he baying left the ~. Francis |
Belle at Devall's Eluh, with splendid trip. |
She Will arrive to-day.
A thTee-feet rise Is reported In White river
Al BatesvlIle, under the impu' So OF which the !
steamers Arch. L. Green and Batesyille left /
JRcEsBnp0ft for the upper White river, where /
they will load with cotton Tor the VI 1t Harry
steamers.
tairo BuiletiH, Tuesday: "The following I
cotton has been received and forwarded east I
by all since Saturday: City OF Chester, SO