Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27
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H.M. LUDWIG, Sergeant
; BY TELEGRAPH.
LITTLE Rock, November 26.-River
rose inches. Weather cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, November 26. River
feet inches in the canal, feet inches on
The falls, and rising. Weather warm.
New ORLEANS, November 26-AT-
rlva,s, none. Departed: Mary Belle, Helena;
Charles Morgan, Cincinnati. Weather rainy.
VICKsBURG, November 26.-River
rose inches. Down: Susie silver, Arkansas
and tow. Up: Future ,ity, Illinois, Capitol
City, James Howard, Maude.
ST. LOUIS, November 2S.-River fallen
inches, with feet scant 70 Cairo, Weather
cloudy, with an Indication of rain tonight
departed: Belle Memphis, Memphis.
CINCINNATI, November 26.-River
- Ieet inches, and rising. Weather--driz.
barges, New orleans River fset ar5e inoS Snd
| and rising. Weather cloudy and cool.
EVANSVILLE, November 26 Wealth
/ GRAINED till near daylight; signs of more
Herc1ry IS 6 and I }a Tne P9T ya
IA feet inches, and rising steadily, Down:
James d. Parker, I'm.
PrTTsBURG, November Is River 6
llfeet inches, and rising. Weather cloudy;
! ralned all the morning, Al Bro Ensville the
Monongahela is IA feet, and falling. Weather
cloudy and rainy ....;;;. Night-RiYer 10 feet $
nearly ali day.
! CAIRO, November 20 -Noon.-Westb-
| eT fair ard warm; rained all night Arrived
Grand Tower, 81. Louis, 70 pm. Departed:
| t1na, New Orleans, 2 pm. Departed: Pey-
ana rising. Weather clear and cool.
Movements at the LeVee.
ARRIVALS.
Cherokee, st. Louis; City of Vicksburg
Nlcksburg; Robert Semple and barges, New
| Orleans; Commonwealth, st. Louis; Geo. W
Kinney, st. Louis; st. Francis Belle White
river; Rosa Miller, Arkansas river; II. c. Yea
ger, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
Cherokee, New Orleans; City of Vicksburg
st. Louis; Robert Semple, st. Louis; Common
wealth New Orean 4; Belle of Texas Ashport:
Geo. w; Cheek, Helena; PHI Allin, Friars |
Point; H. G. Yeager, st. Louis; Joe kinney, |
Vicksburg.
Andy Baum, st. Francis Belle
BOATS DUE.
Ruth, Grand Tower, Ella, City of Augusta, |
81
Tolle, All Stevens, Mollie Moore.
BOATS LEAVING SATURDAY.
For WAITE, RIvKR.-The City of Augusta, |
Captain Elliott, leaves this evening, at five |
pers will note the fact.
For ST. LoUIS-The Anchor-Liner, Grand |
Tower, Captain Bennox, MASTER leaves the |
elevator promptly at five O'Clock this evening
for st. Louis and all points intervening.
For CINCINNATI-TheA Andy Baum, Captain |
Yinton, master, Is billed for departure TO
Cincinnati and an points on the Mississippi
and Ohio rivers at ten O'Clock this morning.
For NAPoLEoN-The Cheek-Liner A l.
White, Captain Malene, master, leaves at the
usual hour this evening for Napoleon and all
way landings. Captain A. S. CuInmins is
chief clerk.
For ARKANSAS RIvER-The Fort Gibson, |
Captain Smith, master, cuts loose for ali |
polnts on Arkansas river, including Red |
Fork, Auburn, New Gascony, Pine Bluff and
az points through to Little Rock, carrying |
the mail. %.
For ST. FRANCIS RIvER.-The New Era No.
y, Captain Basket, master, is the regular st.
Francis river packet, leaving this evening for |
Helena and all points mp St. Francis river.
Captain Drinkwater communicates with pas
sengers and shippers over the office desk.
FoR MOUTH OF WHITE RIvER-The Legal
Render Capt. Stack Lee, master, leaves at the
including Helena, Delta, Friars Point, Old
Town, Australia, Laconia, Concordia, Grady's,
mouth of White river, and all plantation |
landings, carrying the United States mail.
For WHITE RIvER.-The Ruth Captain |
Postal, master, sails for White river at the |
usual hour this evening, taking busine fer
Crockett's Bluff, Mt Adams, Devail's Bluff, |
Des Arc, Augusta, Jacksouport, West Point
and Searcy. She carries the mails. Crowell
is chief clerk.
Receipts Yesterday
Cherokee 800 tons; added here 800 bales cot
ton. ...
The following comprises.the recefptsby river
since last report:
Phil Allin-S22 bales cotton, 8 bags seed-cot-
ton, "a sacks cotton-seed, and 63 packages
sundries. IS"
Geo. W. Cheek-IS4 bales cotton. 6 hays seed |
Cotton, 163 sacks cotton seed and % packages
The Rosa Miller brought out of Arkansas
no so o1s BE cotton, bags Seduction ami
l, 2 ~ So - s SoSra9- seed.
river 432 bales cottol 50 gv b Gus Vi anb
coiton-seed and 70 packases sundrfes '
.a-.. b. Levee Paragraphs
The KITTY Hegler left Cincinnati Tor Arkan-
sas river yesterday. al
The James D. Parker will make heavy &C I
ditions to her load at Louisville.
captain James Peppers good steamer Cons |
Millsr. leaves Cincinnati to-day en- route to
white river raised three feet att Batesyiue
last "Wednesday and four feet at jackson port;
1t is now falling at both points. y |
The departing packets yesterday, especially |
those OF the local persuasion, appeared to be |
pretty welt satisfied with their trips KIN
The mariners are all reserVing their amuse- | !
ment fund for next week, when Lolita comes 4 ]
on the boards of the Memphis Theater.
Old Sol tried TO get in his work yesterday |
but the vapors arising from the drenched
earth excluded his rays most of the day
The James ID. Parker left Cincinnati
Wednesday with a splendid trip and oOdles of | i
engagements that will fill her up before she s
gets out at the mouth.
Jim Durff's got it badly. He is trying to
sing: There's Letter in the Candle y Some I
wicked genins suggests that he draws his in 7
spirsiion from an lnfamed proboscis.
The steamer Batesville, we are, informed by
Telegraph, LEFT Jacksonport last Wednesday |
morning for BaEesyille and cleaned all the |
cotton out OF that place ard put ii off at Jack
sonport for the steamer osceola, aud left yes
clean II out ofthat stream. - !
A Pittsburg dispatch yesterday says: 1.-THE S
following shipments OF coal have been re- +
ported as leaving on the present rise: For | !
Louisville, D steamers, lis boats and SO barpes |
with 100000 bushels; for Cincinnati steam
ers and 81 barges, with 10000 bushels; for
b5rees, with 6I0,000 bushels" =
The popular Lutte Kelsoe, chief clerk of the
James D. Parker, will stop of at Florence
Kentucky, this trip and spend few weeks |
with relatives and friends. He deserves a
short respite from labor, as he has not missed | !
a trip, or been absent from his post except
few days last summer on account of tussel
with the malarial fever in fourteen months |
1t was rumored yesterday that the CITY of | 4
Au2 usta came down as far as the mouth OF p
White river, reShipped erload and returne / | n
up that river. Perhaps she thinks water is e
going TO be scarce, and wants TO avail herself | c
OF the present stage for all she can get We. |
however, announce her Tor departure up / v
White tomorrow, as we have no authentic q
information TO the contrary. il
Thanksgiving, with all its attendant -
pleasures is over and thos9 who paTticipafed | I,
In its enjoyLaents may aot be exactly all | c
right about the head this morning 1t takes b
1--WE OF t th6ee bays' you k1ow TO get well OF
and then 1t requires abouts week to unbuTder |
q gorged stomach. It's a good thing that | :
4 Than ksgiVing day, like Christmas day, comes +