Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-02
II. Nj. LUDWIG, Sergean
BY TELEGRAPH.

Vi Vic ES6ta
Nm. LUDWIG, Sergeant.
BY TELEGRAPH
CINCINNATI, November 1.-The river
is falling. Weather hazy.
PITTsBURG, No vembeE1 River . feet
and rising slowly. Weather cloudy and
PITTsBURG, November River 2 feet
~ inches and rising slowly. Weather
cloudy and showing.
! NASHVILLE, November l.-River still
on stand, with feet 5 inches on Har-
| peth shoals Weather clesr and mild.
NEW ORLEANS, November CLEAR
and pleasant. Arrived: City of Quincy,
st, Louis; Cherokee, Cincinnati. No
departures.
LOUISVILLE, November Weather
| pleasant. River feet in the canal, and
feet on the falls; feet to Evansville
and 5 to Cincinnati. Arrived: George
| SpaDgle, Natchez; Faun, Evansville.
| Departed: Spangler, Madison; Rover,
81. Louis; Shippers Own, Cincinnati.
ST. LOUIS, November River about
stationary. Weather clear and pleas
| ant. Arrived: Boyd and Lee, PEORIA
DuTfeet, Fort Benton; Hickory, TeDpes-
| see river; Northwestern, Keokuk. De-
| parted: Chester, Memphis; Northwest
ern and Clinton, KeOkuk.
EVANSVILLE, November River At
feet on the guage and falling slowly. |
Weather clear until evening-It is now
cloudy; me rcury 440. Port List-DoWn: |
Peytona and Bsnnook City, 2 am;
Aggie, PM; Dick Johnson and B. ii. |
Cook, 5 pm; MinneOla, 5:45 pm. Up: |
Grey Eagle, 10 a M; George Roberts, II |
m Arlington, pm; Bowlinggreen, 4 |
pm; Silver Thorn, 5 pm. Business is |
fair.
CAIRO, November IN Weather |
clear and pleasant. Arrived: Red Cloud, !
Evansville, pm; Grand Tower, Mem
phis, am; st. Joseph, st. Louis, 8. |
NJ; Low Water, Ohio river, am;
Cons Miller, Memphis, IL N. Depart
ed: Colorado, Vicks ,urg, 8 pm; Red
Cloud, Evansville, II pm; Grand
Tower, st. Louis, 8 am; Grange, Ar
kansas river, 6 am; Low Water, south,
I'm,
Movements at the LeVee.
ARRIVALS.
Ste. Genevieve, Vicksb1rg; Geo. w.
Cheek, Helena; Era No. 8, st. FIancis
river; g. P. Huntington, Cincinnati;
Rosa Miller, Arkansas river; Bill Hen
derson, st. Louis; Robert Mitchell, Gin
cinnsti: Phil Allin, Friars Point; Hi
nois, Vicksburg; Belle OF Texas, Ash
port; John A. Scudder, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Ste. Genevisve, st. Louis; C. P. Hun
ington, Helena; Bill Henderson, New
Orleans; Robert Mitchell, New Orleans;
Era No. 8, s.. Francis river; Geo. w.
Cheek, q elena; Phil Allin, Friars Point:
John A. Scudder, New Orleans.
Oscecls, Belle Of Texas, Illinois, Rosa
Miller.
BOATS DUE.
Belle Memphis, st. Joseph, Colorado,
Ruth, John B. Maude, Ella Hughes,
Julia, Quickstep, A. ]. White, Capitol
City.
BOATS LEAVING TUESDAY.
For ST. LoUIs-The Capital City,
Csptsin O'Neal, master, leaves as adj
vertised this morning at ten O'Clock.
She leaves the elevator promptly at the
hour stated.
For VICKsBURG-The Julia, Captain
Bake, master, is the Anchor-Liner de-
parting from the elevator this evening,
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here and Vicksburg.
For ST. LoUIs-The st. Joseph, Cap
tain M'Pheeters, is the AnchOr-Liner
departing from the elevator at five
O'Clock this evening, taking business
for all way. landings.
For NAPOLEON.-The Cheek-Liner
A. J. White, Captain Malone, MISTER,
leaves at the usual hour this evening for
Napoleon and all way landings. Cap
tain A. s Cummins is chief clerk.
For New ORLEANs-The John B.
Mauds, Captain WesF, master, leaves en-
her regular time this evening for New
Orleans, giving strict attention to BUSH
ness for ali way landings. The popular
Ed. Outlaw is purser.
For ARKANSAS RIvRR.-The Rosa
Miller, Captain WOODBURY., master,
cuts loose for all poins on Arkansas
river, including Red Fork, Auburn, New
Gascony, Pine Bluff, and all points
through to Little Rock, carrying the
mail.
For ASHPoRT.-TheB Belle of Texas,
Captain o. P. Joplin, master, departs
for all points in the upper bends as |
high as AshpoIt, at ten o'clock this
morning. She is the regular Randolph,
Fulton, O3ceola and Ashport tri-weekly
packet.
For WHITE RIvER.-The Ella, Cap
tsin 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 {
feIsOn street. {
For FORT SMrrH-The Granger, Cap
In Hannoyan m aatar Ia aduortiaod - | q
leave this port this afternoon, and will
receive freight and passengers up Ar
kansas river as high as Fort Smith. See {
her card, and then consult Captain
Glenn, at the whsI boat.
For VICKsBURG.-The Cheek-Liner !!
Illinois, Captain Mark Cheek, master,
sails as usual this evening for Vicks- t
burg and the bends, connecting with
regular New Orleans packets. Captain e
Joe Speers does the honors of the Office
with professional dignity. I
For ST. FRANCIS RIvER.-The New 1
Era No. 8, Captain Basket, master, is
tho regular st. Francis river packet,
leaving this evening for Helena and ali 4
points up st, Francis river. Captain
Drinkwater communicates with passeu- L
gers and shippers over the office desk. b
FoR MOUTH OF WHITE RIvER,-The c
Quiekstep, Captain Stack Lee, master, t
leaves at the ueusl hour this evening for 0
the lower bends, including Helena, Del
IA, Friars Point, Old Town, Australia,
Laconia, Carson's, Concord a, Grady's,
Mouth of White river, and all planta. a
ton landings, carrying the United 7
States mail. .
For WHITE RIVER The Ruth, Cap.
ain Ed. Postal, master, Fails for White
river at the usual hour this evening, I
,akiUg business for the mouth of White
liver, Bay st. Charles, Crockett's Bluff, J
Mt Adams, Clarendon, Devali's Bluff, a
Oes Arc, Augusta, Jacksonport, West G
Point and Searcy. She carries the mails. l
Ed. Croweli, the reliable, is chief clerk a
Levee Paragraphs. d
Clear, cool and windy.
The levee will be lively to-day. ii
The levee wore brisk appearance all =
lay yesterday. i,
Windy Jim, you talk too much; go Ii
IoRg and shut up
An immense pile of the staple, in all a