Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-23

Lee Cincinnati, 10 pm; Grand Tower, Vicksburg,
IL pm; Belle OF Shreveport st. Louis. am Joe
Louis, noon -. NIght-Ryer 8 feet and rising.
Weather clear; merrury, "a deg Arrived: New
Mary Houston, Cincinnati, pm.
NEW ORLEANS. November 22.-Weather clear;
thermometer so deg. Arrived: A. c. Donnally, Gin
cinnati; Thompson Dean, Memphis: Departed:
Charles 2. Chouteau, Memphis; Annie silver, ST.
Louis
PTTT5 BURG, November 22-Noon.-Riyer feet
3 Inches and rising. Weather cloudy and raining;
both rivers rising at points above Night River
> feet > inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
raining.
CINCINNATI. November 22-NOon.-River fall
ing. Weather clear and cooler -Night-RlYer IA
feet 3 inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
colder. The G,Lzefte specials report big rise in the
MonOngahela and Allegheny rivers.
Movements Mt the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
COahoma, Friars Point; A. ]. White, Helena; Josie
Harry, White river; Gold Dust. St Louis; U P.
Scnenck, Cincinnati; United states survey boat DC
DEPARTURES.
A j. White Helena; Coahoma, FIiars Point; L.
P. Schenck and Gold Dust, New Orleans; James W.
IN PORT
Josie Harry, Maumelle, Geo. W. Cheek.
BOATS DUE.
D01rn-James d. Parker, Osceola Belle, ice Kin
ney, New Mary Houston, Grand Tower, Belle OF
Tp~Golden Rule, City of Helena, BatesvIlle.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
n,
ter, five pm.
ST. francis RIvER-Batesville, j. D. Randall
master, 3 pm.
WHITE RIvER-JosIe Harry, Milt R. Harry master
SPIN.
ARKANSAS RIVER aumelle Thos Darragh mas
ter, pm.
CINCNNATI-James D. Parker, Chas. B. Russell
master, pm.
OsCEOLA-O sceOia Belle, ]. G. Andrews master
pm.
ST. LoUIs-Joe Kinney, Geo. W. vickers master
pm.
NEW ORLEANS New Mary Houston, Chas Miller
master, IN.
Receipts Yesterday.
Coahoma-374 bales cotton, IL bags seed-cotton.
1852 sacks cotton-seed, S5 pkgs sundfie'.
A: }. White-33 bales cotton, 1877 sacks cotton
Josie Harry brought o1t of White river 1859 bales
cotton. 50 hides and deeIsklns 81 pkgs sundlies,
Gold Dust-624 brls flour, "a trunks.
Levee Paragraphs.
The weather was pleasant
Business continues to be very brisk on the levee.
vest eTd4y.
The levee was crowded from ''eend to eend' with
cotton aud other freight.
The river at this point has fallen one inch in the
past twenty four hours.
Golden Rule is due from New Orleans, but had moi
arrived up to dark last night
United States survey boat OctaVia arrived last
evening, at dark. from Cairo.
The New Mary Houston, Captain Chas. Miller, is
due down on her way TO New Orleans.
The Centennial, Captain n Thos Davidson, is the
The Keokuk, Captain James Loudon, leaves To-
day for the Ohio river for another tow of rock for
this place.
The receipts by the river yesterday were 1887
bales cotton, II bags seed-cotton, and 1899 sacks
The Illinois had her chimneys in position yester
day. She is a beauty, and all the rousters on the
Captain Milt Harry informs us that the Josie
Harry will leave on time to-day, and hereafter vii
make time sure.
The Grand Tower due, had not arrived up to nine
O'Clock last ng6t but Will be in port this morning
Ths JIG Kinney Captain Geo. W. vickers. is the
Anchor-line packet this morning at ten O'Clock for
Mar son Of cons M returned on the
Gatf last evening to Cincinnati, and says he wal
much pleased with his visit to this city.
The OsceOla Belle. Captain j. e. Andrews, is tile
packet this evening at five o'clock for Osceola anC
all way points. B. o. Michel is her clerk.
Cincinnati to New CLEANS with 100 tons a' O
freight. 40 cabin passengers and go on deck.
The Maumelle, Captain Thomas DaTragh, having
completed her repairs, leaves this evening at fiv
O'Clock for Arkansas river. A j. Mcconnell is he
The Ba' esville Captain j. D. Randall is the pack
ct this evening at five O'Clock for for all points
st. Francis river. ID. B. Abraham5 is in charge o
The COL Dust passed down last evening for New
Orleans with big trip She put of here 624 bar
TelS -four. and "a trunks, and added here severa
Jack wilson lately in the employ of the Louisville
and Nashville road. Is at present under engagement
of the Memphis and Cincinnati packet company t
receive and discharge freight on the levee.
The elegant passenger packet New Mary Houston
Captain Chas. Miller. passes down this evening a
five O'Clock for New Orleans and all Intermediate
points. Elliott Miller is her amiable clerk.
The steamer James w Gaf left ar six O'Clock las
evening for Cincinnati wi so bales cotton, 81
barrels oil, 173 bundles sheen pelts, 10 greer
hides, 20 cabin passe gers and 5 deckers.
The Geo. W. Cheek Captain Stack Lee In com
mand. is the regular packet this evening at fv
O'Clock for Helena, Friar5 Point and all wdy land
ings Walker is her clerk assisted by Plat Rhoades
The Josie Harry, Captain Milt B. Harry in com
mand is the regular packet this evening at five
o'clock for all points on White river, going through
to Jacksonport. Colonel ]. D. Moore will be f)un'
I'm charge of her office.
The Ruth passed Devall's Bluff last Thursday will
a load of cotton for New Orleans. She reShpS tn
cotton at the mouth OF White river and returns t
Indian Bay for a load of cotton to Memphis. Sht
will arrive here next Tuesday.
The James D. Parker Captain Charles B. Russell
will be found In port this morning receiving for he
return trip to Cincinnati She leaves again thi
evening at five o'clock, giving the cheapest rates
all points north. Robert M'COy is her attentiv
clerk.
The Cairo B,lLetia, Of last Wednesday, says: "Eddi
Mccullough left Cairo by rail yesterday for Memphis
where he will assume the position of second clerl
on the Memphis and White river packet Ruth. Tit
officers of The Ruth are: Joe Mccullough, master; W
R. Mccullough, first clerk and Eddie Mccullough
second clerk The Ruth's career In the hands of til
Mccullough family will no doubt be very successful
One.''