Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-23
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HIM. LUDWIG, sergeant.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS, November 22.-Ara
| rived Future City and bargeS and Carrie v.
| Kountz Departed: Mollie Moore and Ash
land.
PITTsBURG, November 22.-River 5
feet inches and rising. Weather clear and
| pleasant. Night-River feet inches and
about stationary. Weather clear and cold.
CINCINNATI, November 22.-River
has o risen inches a1Ss Night-Riyer i4-feet
cold. Arrived: James D. Parker, Memphis.
EVANSVILLE, November 22.-River 10
| and 4-l0 feet and falling. Weather cloudy and
signs OF falling weather. Mercury, go to Az.
Baum, pm; Arkansas Belle, m; Mary
| Houston, 6p m. Business light The Houst~
lies over till tomorrow.
CAIRO, November 22-Noon - s eath-
er cloudy and cold. Arrive{ap jC M s De-,
parted Minneois G e. J,,ss6R6 i s GsBttSi
| CITY, Vick.burg, Sen orleans, ON: Grand
Tp1ar' 81 Louis, Night-Arrived:
]. M MArthur, Ohio river, PM City OF
] St. Louis, noon; ]. NJ. M'Arthur, south. 3 pm.
River l3 feet, inches and falling. Weather
| rainy. Mercury 4So.
Movements at the LeVee.
ARRIVALS.
Phil Allin, Friars Point; George W. Cheek,
St" FranriS river, Sta Gonoviovo, St. Louis;
| Belle Memphis st Louis; Susie silver, Cairo;
Illinois. Vicksburg; Peytona and bar4es,
New Orleans,
DEPARTURES.
Phil Allin, st. Louis; George W. Cheek, Hell
ena; Belle Of Texas, Ashport; Ste. Genevieve,
Xtcksburg; Belle Memphis, st Louis; Susie
| Silver, New Orleans; Peytona, Cincinnati.
IN PORT.
Illinois, Era Nos.
BOATS DUE.
Thompson Dean, Osceola, Ella, Minneola, st.
Joseph, Julia Quickstep, A. J. White, Capitol
City, Thomas sherlock, b. C. Yeager, Louis
and barges, John Means and barges.
BOATS LEAVING TUESDAY.
For WAITE RIyER.-The Csc cola, Captain
Flowers leaves this evening, at five O'Clock,
for all points on White river. shippers will
note the fact. Z.
For VICKsBURG-The Capital City, Captain
O'Neal, master, leaves as advertised this
vator promptly at the hour stated.
For ST. LoUIs-The st. Joseph, Captain
M'Pheeters, is the Anchor Liner departing
from the elevator at five o'clock this evening,
taking business for all way-landtngs.
For ST. LOUIS The Julia, Captain Blake,
master, Is the Anchor-Liner departing from
the elevator this morning, at ten O'Clock, TAX
ing In all the way landings between here and
St. Louis,
Fob NAPoLEoN-The Cheek-Liner A. J.
White, Captain Malone, master, leaves at the
usual hour this evening for Napoleon and all
way landings. Captain A. s. Cummins is
chief clerk,
For WHITE RIvER.-The steamer Ella,
Captain Elliott, master, is on the bills for all
points on White river, leaving at five o'clock
This evening. William Elliott, superintend-
ent of the line, may be consulted at the foot of
Jeffersonsstreet.
FoR VICKSBURG.-The Cheek-LineP Illinois,
Captain Mark Cheek, master, sails as usual
this evening for Vicksburg and the bends,
connecting With regular New Orleans packets.
Captain Joe SpeeTS does the hOnOrs OF the
office with professional dignity.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER-The Rosa Miller,
Captain WOODBURY., master, cuts loose for all
rork, Auburn, New GascOny, Pine Bluff and
all points through to Little Rock, carrying
the mail, at five o'clock this evening.
For ST. FRANCIS RIvER.-The New Era No.
Francis river packet, leaving this evening FOR
Helena and all points up st. Francis river.
Captain DrinKWGter commuhlcsyes WIFI as
sengers and shippers over the office desk.
For MOUTH OF WHITE RIvER.-The Legal
Tender Capt. stack Lee, master, leaves at the
usual hour this evening for the lower bends,
Town, Australia, Laconia, COncOrdia, Gra5y's,
mouth Of White river, and all plantation
landings, carrying the United States mail.
Receipts Yesterday.
The following comprise the receipts by river
phi AilinE740 bales cotton, Gil sacks ,tton-
seed, 50 head sheep, 50 packages sundries, "
George w. Cheek-329 bales cotton, 3 bags
seed-cotton, l746 sacks cotton-sesd, 10 pack
ages SundrieS,
Belle of Texas-27S bales cotton, IS9 bags
seduction, 424 sacks cotton-seed, 100 sacks
corn.
Ininois-269 bales cotton, IS bags seei-co =
ton, So bags hulled seed, los packages sundrisF,
Us cabin passengers, rs deckers.
Era No. g. 36i bales cotton, 7s5 sacks cotton
Belle Memphis-237 bales cotton, 80 bags
seduction, 800 tons miscellaneous.
LeVee Paragraphs
A floating Photographic gallery, called the
Sunbeam, has landed at Friars Point for a
The neat little Era No. 9, Captain Basket, is
the st. Francis river packet this evening.
The Ella, of the Elliott line, goes out for
White river at the usual hour this afternoon.
The Thompson Dean is up Tor New Orleans
tomorrow evening. K. NJ. Bradford and K.
w Iightburne are her agents.
The Susie Silver got in yesterday afternoon
with good trip. She got over six hundred
bales of cotton here, and went on down to
TIE Osceola, Captain Flower, of the Milt
Harry White river mail line, skips for White
river this evening. Particulars viii be found
| In the advertising columns.
An Evansville dispatch of the twentieth
says that the Pat CIeburne has laid up
| there Hercareer as Memphis and Evans
| Vile packet was short and sweet.
We want our friends distinctly to under
stand that we have not the time TO devote to
| tn next term OF the mayoralty, therefore we
will not allow our name 70 go before the con-
| ventiou.
The Mnneols, Captain Lightburne author
| lies us to say, Will leave tomorrow evening
instead of this evening, as has been adver-
| tised. She gives the utmost dispatch to all
business to Cairo and up the Ohio.
| Three Anchor-LinerS will leave the elevator
! during to-day - the Julia at ten this
| morning and the 81. Joseph at five
| o'clock this evening, for st. LOUIS;
| and the Capitol City, for Nicksburg, at ten
| o'clock this morning.
| The Illinois had one hundred and twenty
| five cabin passengers when she arrived YES
! teTday morning. she also did heavy way
| business. and IL may require two or thu ee
| more boats 10 transact the rapidly Increasing
| business in the Memphis and Nicksburg line
| before the season Is half over. We hope 1t
| will amount TO four packets day-thaLs all
| the harm we wish them.
| A couple OF prominent marines let their
bad humor get away with them at the mer-
chants exchange in st. Louis Friday. Cap
| tain Thomas Rhea, of the Belle of Shreveport,
| charged Captain D'Arcambal, agent OF the
| Kate Kinney, with having cut rates to New
| C-'eeus, which the latter denied. One called