Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-04
II. ID. LUDWIG. Sergeant.

CINCINNATI, Move nber 3.-The river
is falling. Weather cloudy and threat
ening.
PITTsBURG, Ncvem Der 3.-River feet
2 inches and rising slowly. Weather
cloudy and rainy.
PITTsBURG, No yem Der 3.-River feet
l inch, and about stationary. Weather
clOIdy and rainy.
ItCINCINNATI, November 3.-River )
| fee. inches and sbi ut stationary. The
weather is cloudy and wet.
New ORLEANS, November 3.-CIeaT
aud pleasant. No arrivals. Departed:
Thompson Dean, Memphis.
EVANSVILLE, November 3.-River 1
feet scaut. Down: Minne0ll, In. Up:
Cons MiIlar, am. Business moderate
VICKsBURG, November 3.-River fall
ing slowly. Weather clear and pleas
ant. Up: City Of Helena. Down: Belle
Henderson, Frank Willard.
CAIRO, November 3-Noon. Weather
cloudy and warm. Departed: Bee, New
Orleans, pm; Chester, st. Louis, a.
m. Departed: Bee, St. Louis, am;
| Chester, Memphis, 10 s.p Night
Arrived: Susie Silver, st. Louis, pm;
Capitol City, Vicksburg, pm. River
5 feet 10 inches and falling. 1t has been
raining hard since 5 p.m. Mercury go.
Movements at the LeVee.
ARRIVALS.
Julia, s.. Louis; st. Joseph, s.. Louis;
George w. Cheek, Helena; Phil AlIin,,
Ffiars Point; Ruth, White river; Dawn,
Cincinnati.
DEPARTURES.
I'll, I'll
Louis; George w. Cheek, Helena; Phil
Allin, Frisrs Point; John B. Maude,
New Orleans; Dawn, Cincinnati.
IN PORT.
Osceola, Ruth.
BOATS DUE.
City Of Chester, Belle Of Texas, Min
nicola, Fsnchon, Granger, Ella Hughes.
BOATS LEAVING THURSDAY.
For ST.. FRANCIS RIVER The New
Era No. 8, Captain Basket, master, is
the regular st. Francis river racket,
leaving this evening for Helena and eli
points up st. Francis river. Captain
Drinkwster communicates with passen-
gers and shippers over the office desk.
For ST. LOUIs-The City of Chester,
Of the Anchor Line, Captain Zsigier,
master, slips her cable precisely at five
o'clock this evening, for st. Louis and
all way points. She will be found at the
elevator.
For WHITE RIvER.-The Ruth, Cap
tain Ed. Postal, master, sails for White
river at the usual hour this evening,
taking busine IS for the mouth Of White
river, Bay st. Charles, Crockett's Bluff
Mt Adams, Clarendon, DevalPs Buff,
Point and Searcy. She carries the mails.
Ell. CrOwell, the reliable, is chief clerk.
For WHITE RIVER The Milt Harry
White River Liner Osceoia, Captain
Milt Harry, master, is on the bills for up
White river this evening. She carries
the mails, and atteL d5 to business in all |
the bends between here and the head. |
waters OF White and its tributaries. Billy |
Butler has charge of the Office.
LeVee Paragraphs.
Louisville took ice in her'n Monday |
morning.
Business was pretty fair on the levee
yesterday.
The Pail Allin and George w. Cheek
left with fair tips.
Pittsbu g and vicinity has been visit |
ed by a heavy fall OF snow.
The Kittie Hegler is to be transformed |
into cotton-boat at Cincinnati.
The City of Vicksburg will pass down
for VicksbuTg tomorrow morning
The crossing at Birds point, near Cal
70, is giving much t1oable to pilots.
The Phil Allin had 232 bales cotton,
ll2l sacks cOtton-seed, 80 packages sun
dries.
Ike Brooks, one of the Charles Nor
CAMS pilots, is taking the Dawn to New
Orleans.
The local packets brought in yester-
day 1852 bales of cotton and 2770 sacks
OF cottOn-seed.
The Dawn, Captain c. P. Truslow,
new Red river packet, passed down last
night fer New Orleans.
The Geo. w. Cheek cam e In yesterday
from Helena, with 212 bales cotton and
l34l Satisfaction 81 ed.
An immense amount of cotton and
cOtton-sted has accumulated on the
levee. Let's keep it moving.
The Susie Silver was repOr ed sground
only five feet there and falling.
Considerable complaint is made
against the lighthouse keepers on the
upper coast. Shoot 'em ON the spot.
The st. Francis Belle is reported max
ing good time up White river, notWith-
the scarcity of moisture in the
channel.
See the action of the city council in
re gard to the wharf, embraced in the
proceedings Of that body, TO be found on
our local page.
The snagbOat s. II. Long has begun
work in the Mississippi b9t1esn Cairo
and St Louis, and from all accounts she
will tipC plenty to do.
The Ruth brought her big load cut of
White river on three and a half feet
depth. tlenty of cotton is lying on the
banks awaiting shipment.
We leSTn that the Charles Morgan has {
tesn docked and overhauled, and Cap
tain Stein is ready to bring her out of
the Ohio on the first justifistle rise
John l.. Cock, the well-knoWn Pitts.
burg boat-6uilter, and a part owner Of
The John l. Rhodes, died at his residence
n Brownsville, Pennsylvania, last Sun.
lay night.
The John B. Maude departed Ia
evening for New Orleans with q fair
rip. She had 1900 bales Of cotton, 800
sacks oil-cake, 25 tons way. freight, 25
cabin passengers, and 80 deck hands.
George Griffin, Clerk of the Rosa Mil !