Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-06

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H.M. LUDWIG, Sergeant.
BY TELEGRAPH.
PITTsBURG, November 5.-River feet
inches and rising slowly. Weather
clear and cool.
NASHVILLE, November 5.-River is
still rising, with 2 feet 8 inches on tie
shoals. Weather fair and mild.
VICKsBURG, November 5.-River fall
ing slowly. Weather cloudy and cool.
10: Illinois, Grand Lake, Thompson
Dean.
CINCINNATI, Move nber 5.-The river
is s feet inches and rising. Weather
ear and cool. Arrived: Cons. Millar,
Memphis. No departures.
NEW ORLEANS, November 5.-Cloudy
and cool. Arrived: Belle Shreveport,
st. Louis; Bill Henderson, Savannah,
Ill. Departed: Cherokee, st. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, November 5.-River 8
and Clio feet aud falling slowly; wealth
er clear. Mercury Az to $50, No arrivals
or departures except local packets.
biiSIAess very ISnS'
ST. LOUIS, Novem Der ) River falling
again slowly. Weather clear and
pleasant Arrived: Capital City, Vicks-
burg; Belle Memphis, Memphis. De-
parted: Belle Memphis, Memphis;
Mollie Moore, New Orleans.
CAIRO, November 5-NOon.-Weathe
clear ard cool. Arrived: st. Joseph,
Memphis, s pm /; Grand Tower, st
Louis, am; Minneola, Cincinnati, 10
a m. Departed: st. Joseph, st. Louis,
IL pm; Young, New Orleans, 3 am;
Fanohon, New o leans, 10 AIM.
Night-Arrived Mountsin Oak, south,
pm. Departed: City OF Vickshurg,
Vicksburg, II m Grand Tower, Mem
phis, IN; Mountain Oak, Ohio river,
2 pm; Fannie Tatum, st. Louis,
pm. River 5 feet 10 inches and station
airy. Weather clear. Mercury AS.
Movements at the LeVee.
ARRIVALS.
City of City, st. Louis; Ella Hughes,
Arksnsas river; G. w. Cheek, Helena;
Quickstep, Mouth White river; A. J.
White, Napoleon; Susie Silver, st.
Louis.
DEPARTURES.
City Of Chester,et Louie; G w. Cheek,
Helens; SUSIE Silver, New Orleans.
IN PORT.
Oseeola, Ella Hughes, Quickstep, A.
]. White.
BOATS DUE.
Ells, Minneols, Grand Tower, City of
Augusta, Phil Allir, City Of Vicksburg,
City of Helena, Fort Gibson, st. Francis
Belle.
BOATS LEAVING SATURDAY.
For WHITE RIvER.-The Osceola,
Captain Flowers, msster, sails for White
river and all points up that stream at
the usual hour this evening,
For CINCINNATI. - The Minneols,
Captain Shunk, master, leaves ct five
O'Clock this evening for Cincinnati, and
all points on the Mississippi and Ohio
rivers Intervening.
For NAPOLEON.-The Cheek Liner
A. J. White, Captain Malone, master,
leaves at the usual hour this evening for
Napoleon and al way landings. Cap
tain A. 5 Cummins is chief CLERK.
For ST. LoUIs.-The AnchCr-Liner
Grand Tower, Captain Lennox, mas
ter, leaves the elevator promptly at five
O'Clock this evening for st. Louis and
all points intervening.
For WHITE RIVER.-The Ella, Cap
tain Joseph Elliott, master, is now one
of the Elliott White river liners, and is
on the bills for that trade this evening.
William Elliott, superintendent OF the
line may be consulted at the foot OF JEFF
feTson street.
For ARKANSAS RIvER.-The Ella
Hughes, Captain NOwlsDd, ma,tsT,
cuts loose for all points on Arkansas
river, including Red Folk, Auburn, New
Gsscony, Pine Bluff, and all points
through to Little Rock, carrying the
mail.
For MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER.-The
Quickstep, Captain Slack Lee, master,
leaves at the usual hour this evening for
the lower bends, including Helena, Del
ia, FTisrs Point, Old Town, Australia,
LscOnia, Csrson's, C0ncOrd.a, Grady's,
Mouth Of Whits river, aud all planta
ton landings, carrying the United
States mail.
LeVee Paragraphs.
The Quickstep had SO oales cotton, "a
bags seed-cotton, aud SCI sacks cotton
seed.
Captain Joe Phelps, well known
steam boat captain, died at New Orleans
Wednesday.
ALI Grissom, Of the Mary Bell, was in
the city yesterday, en- route TO Helena to
Join his boat.
The City of Chester was the only
| AnchOr-lineT in port yesterday. SIZE de-
par ed for st. Louis.
Messrs. Stevens d Ware recently pur.
chased the Naomi, at marshal's Gale, for
nine hundred collars.
The Susie Silver passed down from s..
Louis, found for New Orlesns. She put
oil here IS barrels Of pickles and lot CT
sundries.
The high prices offered to cotton
pickers is the prime c2use If the scarcity
of rJusteIs, and is giving steamboats,
much trouble.
The A. J. White came in last evening
with 147 bales cotton, u ia IS seed,c0t-
ton, 1887 sacks cotton-seed, and Is pack
| ages sundTies.
The George w. Cheek had SO bales
cotton, q bags seed-cOtton, 52S sacks
cotton-seed. She departed last evening
for Helena with good trip.
Joe Locke pGesides over the marine
| department OF the Evening Ledger
during the illness OF Captaiu Jim Durti.
He works like an old hand at the wheel.
The Belle OF Texas, from AshpOrt, had
| 277 bales cotton, 79 bags Seduction,
| l427 sacks cottOH-seej. Sne departe /
last evening for Ashport with q coed
| trip.
Captain II. U. Hart purchased the II
! s. Turner, at Cincinnati, Wednesday,
for twelve Thousand dollars. She will
be placed in the Cincinnati and New Or
leans trade.
Captain Durff, of the river department
of the EUeRing Ledger, we regret to
learn, is stilleI confined to his bed with
an attack of the prevailing malady-
chills and fever.
The Ella Hughes came in yestt risy
from Arkansas river vita 424 Oales cot
ton, 749 sacks cUtton.seed, and reshipped
at the mouth of White river 50 OaIes cot
ton for New Oheans.
An advertisement appears in another
column stating that the Quickstep Will
make close connection at Helena with
the Mary Bel, the latter boat comiI 9
| no higher than Helena this trip.
A sewer at the foot of Monroe street
is doing great damage to the wharf in
that quarter. The whsIfmaster should
loo after it, and notify the proper au-
thorities, 30 that it could be repaired.
The Susie Silver brought down q col
ony consisting Of fourteen persons from
l ia Ta tn Ark :