Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-21

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| Business moderate.
| ST. LOUIS, October %. - Arrived
| Grand Tower, Menphisi Grand Lake,
| New Orleans Departed: City OF Quin-
/ cy and Grand Lake aud baTgeJ, New
| Orleans; Grand Tower, Memphis. River
! fell inches Weather 81 Ear and warm.
CAIRO, October 20.-Avrived: City OF
Chez ter, st. Louis, 9 p III Belle Mem
| phis, Memphis, 6 no; City Of Alton,
| New Orleans, 10 M; Capitol City,
Vicksburg, EO0n. Departed: City Of
Chester, Memphis, ! 3 M; Belle Mem
ph's, st, Louis, City Of Alton, 81. Louis,
| noon. Weather clear and COOL.
Night-Arrived: City Of Vicksburg, st.
Louis, ) pm Tommie Baker, CIncin-
natl, pm. Departed: Capitol City,
St. LOUIS, 4 pm; City of Nicksburg,
Vicksburg, and TOnmie Baker, south,
.. IN. River feet aud falling. MeT-
curry, So. Weather clear.
Movements at the LeVee.
ARRIVALS
Geo. w. Cheek, Helena; Phil Allin,
Friars Point; Belle Of Texas, AshpOrt.
DEPARTURES.
Geo. w. Cheek, Helena; Phil Allin,
FTisrs Point; Belle Of Texas, Ashport;
Rosa Miller, Arkansas river.
IN PORT.
Osceola, City of Augusta, Ruth.
LEAVING THIS DAY.
Eos ST. LoUIs-City of Chester, Cap
tain Alex. Zsigler, five pm.
FoR ST. FRANCIS RIvER-Osceola,
Captain T. r. Bowman, five pm.
LeVee Paragraphs.
Beautiful weather.
The levee is beginning to look bust
ness.
Who attended the masquerade last
night?
The Rosa Miller departed for Arkansas
river win s. fair trip.
The Robert Mitchell is loading at Gin
cinua ali for New O,Isans.
Mr. George Griffin, an experienced
river clerk, has taken charge of the
off &c Of the Rosa Miller.
Mr.. James FRANKLIN wsnt out as seq
end clerk OF tbs Belle o. Texas, in the
O-ceCla trade, yesterday evening,
The local packets yesterday brought
i'll 345 bales of cotton, 231l sScks of cot
ton-seed, and 81 bags OF 90 ed cotton.
Just think OF il! A few years ago all
the cntt0n-seed was thrOwn away; now
Il hss become one Of the chief items OF
freight by river.
The Guy OF CHESTER, for s. Louis, is
the only Anchor-iiner leaving the ele-
vatOr this evening. Sac departs at
shsrp five O'Clock
tbs City OF Vicksburg, Captain Bob
Riley, is the Anchor liner for VicksOurg
Tomorrow, leaving the elevator at ten
O'Clock in the morning
The Phil Allln, from Friars Point,
brought ls9 bales Of colt N and 766 sacks
Ofc gttOG-segd She lett lSst evening with
a splendid trip for Friar5 Point.
The Bee will take down the hull OF the
Belle Lee to NatcheZ, where Messrs.
Rumbei & Wenzel will complete the
WORK of converting it into whariboar.
The Osceola, Captain Bowman ia
command, sails this evening for st.
Francis river. She will attend to all
Way business in Council and Walnut
bends.
TIE Belle of Texas got in yesterday
afternoon from the upper bends. She
had 1O3 bales, So bags of seduction, 474
sacks of cOttOn-seed, and returned with
fair tip.
The heirs of The late w. II. Brown
propose TO cOntiuue their business as be-
fore. There will be no change in the
fl IN OF Brown Il Jones. See their card
IL another column.
Tae George w. Cheek, from Helena,
cane ia with 1913 bales cotton, 1911 sachs
OF cOtlOn-seed, and a good trip OF pas
sepgers. Sne departed last evening for
Helena with good trip.
The Ruth, Captain Ed Postal, dropped
down to Gienn's wharfbOat yesterday
to Teceiv, and goes out Saturday for
White river, carrying the IuaII and at
tending to all way business.
A beautiful young lady remarked to
this chToniCler at the matinee yesterday
that Mr.. Farr0n's display of coqu 9Slish
ants, as Lizette," would put the most
perfect coquette OF Il e present day 10
suzanne.
The mariners were the hanjs0mest
drt s5ed, best looking, and otherwise
most attractive features, aside from
"Coarad," "Lizette" and "Mr. and Mrs
Dorsey Brown" at the mstinee yesyer-
day. Jim Duff was not there TO spoil
the picture.
Captain J. T. Washington, her agent
here, received intelligence yeste day
from the Mary Bel which justifies him
in the belief thst she will soon be out of
her sent troubles, and will he able to
make good her engagements from here
TO New Orleans.
A dispatch from PittsbuFg says that
the grand jury has returned. ten bills for
perjury against Captain w. $. Evans,
s. B. COulson and John B. Dallas on the
oath of w. J. KountZ aud w. D.
Spikipg. These suits grew out Of the
controversy relative TO tbs Missouri
trai sporta ion contracts.
The following have been fixed up n
as the regular days of departure OF the
Thompson Dean from THIS pCr5 thig 81 a
son: October 9Th, November 10Th, Nc
vember oath, December SIN, December
22t, January stu, January l9thi Febru.
airy %, February 10Th, March 1st, and
every alternate Wednesday thereafter
during the season.. Captains R. M
Bradford and r. w. Lightburne are her
agents in this city.
The competition in all the trades ia
getting to be of the most lively charac-
ter. There's nothing like it; but, lei
Ow-navigators, don't forget that there
il enough for ali to DO, and by strict at
tention and proper regard for the in
terests of all concerned, each will get
his share, so that there is 10 necessity to
begin cu5-throat war upon each other,
AS " hS uOAsC tCi5b 0St : IL ~ bptbC VA TIE
up-river ira les. Hold her level, and
let's all live long 8nd prosper.
A considerable increase in the num-
Der of cOlored passengers by every steam
er leaving Memphis for the southern
ports is noticed, and ELECTS the suspicion
that the Mississippi elections have some-
thing to do with 1t, CottOn-pickers are
much needed down there, and may oc-
casion tbs tidal wave of colored emil
grafton. We hope the latter will prove
the fact, but il would be well for those
who feel an interest in the Welfare of
our sister State to be on the alert
Jim Durff OF the Evening Ledger,
yesterday threw the following lex at
| this historian; "BrOoks, Of the AP-
PEAL, has returned home, He sports
| plug and lOng-tailed coat, and en-.
deavOrs to play psrsoD. DON'T forget;
he belongs to Father Matthew's cold
water society" Ny dear brother chroni-