October 13, 1858
October 13 Wednesday – The John H. Dickey left St. Louis.
October 9, 1858
October 9 Saturday – The John H. Dickey left Memphis.
October 6, 1858
October 6 Wednesday – The John H. Dickey left St. Louis.
October 5, 1858
October 5 Tuesday – The John H. Dickey arrived at St. Louis and unloaded 1006 bales of cotton, “the largest lot brought on any one boat this season” [Branch, “Dickey” 198].
October 2, 1858
October 2 Saturday – The John H. Dickey left Memphis.
September 29, 1858
September 29 Wednesday – The John H. Dickey left St. Louis.
September 25, 1858
September 25 Saturday – The John H. Dickey left Memphis.
September 22, 1858
September 22 Wednesday – The John H. Dickey left St. Louis.
September 18, 1858
September 18 Saturday – The John H. Dickey left Memphis.
September 16, 1858
September 16 Thursday – The John H. Dickey laid over at Cairo for six hours, where Senator Stephen A. Douglas was speaking in his campaign against Abraham Lincoln [Branch “Dickey” 198].