Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-25
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ID. III. LUDWIG, Sergeant
BY TELEGRAPH.
PITTsBURG, November 24.-River 6
feet inches and rising. Weather clear and
cool. ght-RiverS feet inches and ris-
ing. Weather clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, November 24.-River II
3 10 feet on the gUage and nd. rising: Weather
morning. Port List-Up: Yint Shinkle, 8
pm. Business dull. 50
LOUISVILLE, November "a. River
rising, with feet Inches in the canal, S feet
inches on the falls. Weather cool and clear.
Arrived: Turner and Hsmmett, Cincinnati.
Departed: Turner, New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, November N-Ar-
rived: Glencoe, st. Louis. Departed: John b.
Maude, Memphis. The R. E. Lee ran on q bar
NJ ar Bayou Goula and sprung a leak. She re-
turned to the city and reshipped her freight
on the Ouachita Belle.
CINCINNATI, November 24.-River
falling. Weather clear and cool.....Night-
hours FHGG a II TaRy IN and rRsnu
ffn SfaP pei 666snrft &afRsf clean apq S2ld: AZ
parted: James d. Parker, Memphis.
CAIRO, November Wealth
er clear and cool. Arrived: Arkansas Belle,
Evansville, p M; City of Chester, ST. Louis,
am; Andy Baum, Cincinnati, PM; Belle
of Memphis, Memphis, 10 am; Governor
Allen, Ohio river, noon. Departed: City of
Alton, New Orleans, IL pm; Cityof Chester,
p.m.; Belle Of Memphis, st. Louis, II an a m.
.......Night-Arrived: Mary Houston, Cincln-
nau, pm. Departed: Governor Allen, New
p.m Mary Ra Houston a'SST New Orleans, isA P.m
Cherokee, New Orleans, pm. River II feet
Sinches and rising. Weather clear. Mercury
MOvements-st the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
Julia, Vicksburg; George w. Cheek, Frias
Point; Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati.
DEPARTURES.
Julia, st. Louis; George W. Cheek, Helena;
leon; Osceola, White river; Era No. 8, st.
Francis river; Thomas Sherlock, New Or
leans; Thompson Dean, New Orleans; Mime
ola, Cincinnati. - 1854
Quickstep. sd
BOATS DUE.
st. Francis Belle, Ella, Andy Baum, City of
Chester, Belle of Texas, Rosa Miller Cherokee,
City OF Alton, Commonwealth, Mary Houston,
II, G. 1eager, Louisville, -H
aa- BOATS LEAVING THURSDAY.
For NEW ORLKANs.-The Commonweal b,
Captain -, master, leaves Tor New Or
leans at Tour o'clock this evening. She will
be found at Glenn's wharfboat.
FoR NEW ORLEANs.-The Thomas Sherlock
Captain Lew Hates, master, leaves Glenn's
wharfboat, at nine O'Clock this morning, TAX
ing business for all way points between here
and New Orleans.
For ST. LoUIs.-The City of Chester, of the
Anchor Line, Captain Zeigler, master slips
her cable precisely at I'VE o'clock this even
ing for st. Louis and all way points, She will
be found at the elevator.
FoR NEW ORLEANs.-The steamer Cherokee.
Captain Wolf, master, leaves for New Orleans
at I'VE o'clock this evening, giving strict at
tention to business at all way landings. Cap.
tain Washington is her agent.
For NEW ORLEANs.-The City of Alton,
Captain II. E. Byxbie, master, leaves Glenn's
wharfboat at Ave O'Clock this evening, taking
business for all way points to New Orleans,
Captain ]. T.. Washington will give all the
particulars. ,..
For WHITE RIvER-The st. Francis Belle,
Captain Harry, master, sails for White river
at the usual hour this evening, taking bust
ness for the mouth Of White river, Bay st.
Charles, CrocketJ's Bluff, Mt Adams, Claren-
don, DevaiI's Blum, Dies Arc, Augusta, Jack
sonport, West Point and searcy. She carries
the malls. ]. c. Abbott is chief clerk. = G.l
Receipts Yesterday.
The following comprises the receipts by river
Julia, from Vlcksburg-3O bales cotton, 1000
sacks cotton seed, etc.
George w. Cheek, from Helena-l05 bales
cotton, 1884 sacks cotton-seed, Is packages sun
Phil Allin, from Friars Point-l39 bales cot
ton, l4l7 sacks )tton-seed, 80 packages mer-
chandise.
Levee Paragraphs.
The leyee presented an unusually lively as
The James Howard will go into New Or
Two boats of coal are sunk in the channel of
the Ohio just above Metropolis, which pilots
must look out for.
The mariners were all too busy yesterday to
talk to news-hunters, consequently we have
little to talk about this morning.
The Julia, which passed up Tuesday night,
had 6l0 bales of cotton for New England Cit
les, 80 bales of which go direct TO Liverpool.
drowned off theBAice Brown, at Louisville,
Tuesday night. The body was not recovered.
We are g1aa 70 n9elGe tna III, Lne IN, merchants
fast as the means of transportation Will per- /
NIT.
evening, with S85 barrels of Oil, IS bales cotton,
% packages OF old iron and lot of other
stuff.
bales of cotton, a good lot of way freight, and
a fair showing of passengers, and left on time
The Thomas Sherlock arrived yesterday
with 800 tons OF miscellaneous freight. She
had also 40 head of sheep, $50 head of mules
and horses 10 and ~ passengers; She took on
New Orleans. ii .. H.-
The r. W. Dugan is advertised for sale in
pretty fair market Tor second-hand steam.
boats the past year. Her owners might have
struck good customer here with small out
A casual observer remarked yesterday, on
seeing team OF mules struggling TO get along
the.levee with hall load, that hle wharf and
landing committee should be indicted, tried
and punished with the heaviest penalty the
law infiicts for cruelty TO animals.
Captain J. NJ. Chenoweth, formerly of aQuat.
ic pursuits an old-time river captain-but
now connected with the M'Gibbon d1stilier.
les OF Cynthianal Kentucky, is at the Pea
body. The old salt visited the APPEAL river
sanctum last night. He goes to Vicksburg on
one OF the packets this evening.
CINCINNATI Enquirer, I'D: EMr. Sam VIII
hanson, formerly clerk on the Ellington,
and in charge OF the Memphis wharf at one
season, was married recently at Hot Springs,
Arkansas, 10 Miss Fannie Gaines, OF thai
place. Sam has located In Hot Springs and is
now book keeper for the Hot Sarings hotel.
BE will be glad 20 see any Of hB old friends,
and promises 10 see them well enter tanned"
The Andy Baum viii be In on her first trip
from Cincinnati TODAY. A Cincinnati cotAm.