Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-08
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II. M. LUDWIG, Sergeant
BY TELEGRAPH,

BY TELE6HAHH.
CINCINNATI, December 7.-River
falling. Weather cloudy and damp.
LITTLE Rock, December 7.-Weath.
| er cloudy and cool, with indications Of snow.
PITTsBURG, December River
feet inches and rising. Weather cloudy
and mild...- Night-River 8 feet inches and
rising slowly. Weather cloudy and rainy.
EVANSVILLE, December 7.-Weath-
er cloudy and damp, with signs of snow.
Mercury Az TO $50. River Is and 6-IO feet and
sailing. Port ist-Down: Louisville, Z 80 pm.
CAIRO, December 7-Noon.-Arriv-
cd: Peyt mia, Evansville, p.m.; City of
Chester, Memphis, 8 pm; Colossal, st. Louis,
noon. Depart I'd; Fannie Tatum, Vicksburg,
8 pm; Mary Miller, New Orleans, pm;
John A. Boulder and May Lowry, New Or
leans, 3 am; City OF Che 5ter, am. Weather
cloudy and cool......Nlght-Ait lived: Colorado,
Departed Colossal, Vicksbu. Z, ppm. River
10 Ieet inches. and falling. Weather-light
snow since dsrk. Mercury 42o.
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
Thompson Dean, New Orleans; st. Francis
Belle, White river; Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati (;
Oceola, st. Francis river; Susie Silver, New
Orleans.
ST. Francis Belle, White river: Era No g.
81. Francis river; Rosa Miller, Arkansas river
Illinois, Vicksburg; Quickstep, Mouth OF
White river; Susie Silver, st. Louis.
IN PORT.
Thompson Dean. Vint Shinkle.
BOATS DUE.
George w. Cheek Phil Allin, BeIlr OF Texas,
Minneo q, May Lowry, Belle of Shreveport,
Fannie Tatum, John A. Scudder.
BOATS LEAVING WEDNESDAY.
For YIcKsBURG- The Anchor-Liner, Co.
lossal, Captsin -, master, leaves the
ing for Vicksburg, attending to allway bust
ness.
For NEW ORLEANs.-The Mary Miller, Cap
tain Crane, master, leaves Glenn's wharfboat
at noon to-day. Captain Glenn will give all
particulars.
For New ORLEANs.-The John A. Scudder,
Captain Carter, master, leaves at five O'Clock
this evening for New Orleans and all way
points. Captain j. T. Washington is her
agent.
For ST. FRANCIS RIvER.-The OsceolR,
Captain Bowman, master, departs for Mari
ana, Wittspury, and all way landings on st.
Francis aud L'Anguille rivers at five O'Clock
this evening. A. Haycock, O popular st.
Francis river scribe, has charge of the office.
Fob NEW ORLEANS.-The Belle of Shreve-
port, Captain Ray, master, leaves Glenn's
wharfboat at noon to-day for New Orleans
and the bends. Captain Glenn will answer
questions in the premises on The wharfboat.
FoR HELENA.-The Cheek-Liner q. W.
Cheek, Captain Green, master, leaves pune
tually at FIVE o'clock this evening for
Helena and the bends She gives particular
attention to business for Walnut and Council
bends.
. For AsHPoRT-The Belle of Texas, Captain
o. P. Joplin, master, departs for all points In
the upper bends as high as Ashport, at hel
usual hour today she is the regu-
lar Randolph, Fulton, OSceola and AShpoTt
tri-weekly packet.
For FRIARs PoINT.-The Lee-Liner Phil
Allin, Captain James Lee, ST., master, carry
Tag the United States mai s, sails tor Helena,
EriDrg Point rlQnfafinn land
Tugs at five O'Clock this evening.
FOR NEW ORLEANs.-The Thompson Dean,
Captain Nil er, master, leaves at the
taking business for all way points. The Dean
is a fixture in the Memphis and New Orleans
trade, and will make regular trips during the
season, whether school Keeps or not.
For CINCINNATI.-The Vint Shinkle, Cap
tain Remission, master, leaves at five o'clock
this evening, taking business for all way
points on the Ohio. MIntyIe, conspicuously
clever and attentive, is her chief clerk.
For NEW ORLEANs.-The Jas. Howard, Cap
tain Pegram, master, leaves the foot OF Mon
roe street at fly o'clock this evening, giving
particular attention to all way business, and
Chassaing, the popular Memphis and New
Orleans marine scribe, has charge OF her Of
fee.
FOR WHITE RIVER. - The st. Francis
Belle, Captain Milt Harry, master, pulls up
stakes at three o'clock this evening for all
points on White, Black and Red rivers, carry
ing Ine mails ana giving QlSp2Lcn 10 business,
Receipts Yesterday.
The following comprises the receipts by
river since last report:
thompson Dean-S9 bales cotton, II hogs
heads sugar, Oh barrels molasses, 50 barrels
oranges, 9 barrels sugar, "a half-barreIs molas-
ser, sacks salt, Is hogsheads cocoanutS.
st. Francis Belle Brought out of White
Tiver-59O bales cotton, 27l sacks cotton seed,
lot Of game and hsh, ii barrels potatoes, 45
packages sundries.
Osceola-Brought out of st. Francis river
523 bales cotton, e5l sacks cotton seed.
Vint Shinkle-225t tons miscellaneous freight,
% bales colt IN, Al bags seed cotton, 1856 sacks
cotton-Seed, IS horses, 2 head cattle, 50 head
sheep, los head hogs.
Levee Dots.
The prevailing weatheristical wetuosity
may be fine for the ducks, but il is fearful on
the marines.
The James Howard will arrive in port dur
ing to-day. Captain Washington has heavy
Ihe Ruth left Augusta for Memphis with
four hundred and fly bslCs, and will arrive
here tomorrow night.
The Ella made trip up Black and Red riv-
ers, reshipping her cotton On the City OF Au-
gusta al Augusta, and returned up Black river.
The Nint ShiDkle brought down fifty gyp-
who hail from Msdicon, Indiana. or
course, no enc Knows where they are bound
for.
on dit, taat something big is about to turn
uD in marine circles. We got 1t by a slant,
but do nos f Ell authoriz cd TO diVulge the
nature OF the scheme yet.
,
land OF pelicens and sugar-cane this evening.
Captain PegTam is me ster, aud Mr.. Cha: Saing
chief clerk, Captain ]. J.. Washington VIII
give particulars on shore.
The GAINESVILLE struck a log up Arkansas
river, and bIoze about thirty or forty timbsrs,
In consequence OF which she refused to take
any more cotton at TerTene. che was going
on all right when last heard from At Vicks-
burg.
by an unavoidable oversight We failed TO
call attention to the fact that the Illinois was
on the bills 10 leave yesterday afterI DON in
the proper place. IL Is not often such mis-
takes occur. and We make the dmen5e in the
present Instance mo st cheerfully.
The Thompson Dean is on birth for New
Orleans and all INFERNO diates this eveniT e.
Captain Miller commands, with George Mil
ten berger chief OF the office. NcSsrJ. Bradford
and Ligbtburne are her Pgen on shore.
Our machine poet hot another stanZa at
this chronicleT yesterday, which would be re-
produced here, but unfortunately IL was mis-
laid. II he persists in this kind Of sport we
will set our coffee-min 10 work, aud the stuff
We will grind out for him v i'll send him 10 the
poorhOuse.
There was lively times at the levee yester-
day evening. A mate on enc OF the packets
knocked q rouster down, who rose and retail
lated in kind. The mate made for the Texas
for his "shOotin' irons" when The rouster / II
On the dou 5le-Quick. O1 another packet the
watchmsn and a deck-hRnd entertained The
audience with q twit at fist and skull, with
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