Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-06
Arrivals.

The following are the arrivals and de-
partures:
Arrivals.
Commercial, White river.
}. G. Blackford, White river.
Olive Branch, New Orleans.
John Kilgour, New Orleans.
Luminary, st. Louis.
ST Cloud, Cincinnati
Victory, st. Louis.
Laura Fenton, Louisville.
Belle st. Louis, St. Louis.
Liberty No. 2, Louisville.
Departures.
Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
Emperor, Cincinnati.
JIG. Blackford, st. Louis.
Olive Branch, st. Louis.
John Kilgour, St Louis.
Luminary, New Orleans.
Boats in Port.
Commercial, Natoma, Clifton, Molie
Hambleton, st. Patrick, Cleaner, Mem
phis, Celeste, Gnidon, St. Cloud, Laura
Fenton, Victory, Belle St. Louis, Mary
Erwin, Liberty No. 2.
Boats Leaving To-day.
Cairo and 81. Louis.-Thc regular
st. Louis packet Belle st. Louis, Capt
Alex. zeigler commanding, departs this
evening at 8 o'clock. Billy Blenker, a
universal favorte with the travelling pub
lie, has charge of her Office.
Helena and 81 Francis Rivr. Pas
sengers and shippers desiring to ship by
or travel on safe boat, with careful and
experienced officers, should bear in mind
that the Mollie Hambleton leaves for the
above points to-day at pm. Capt. I.
X. Bowman and Clerks Tom Day and
W. Fl. Clark are her officers
Louisville aud Cincinnati The fast
sailing steamer Clifton will be off at s
o'clock this evening Capt Frank Stein
is her jolly commander, while the gay
and festive jenkins presides at the desk.
White Ricer.-The good steamer Com
mercial will leave at o'clock this eve
ming for all navigable points on White
river. She affords every accommodation
to passengers and shippers. The gal
liant John D. Davis commands, and Geo.
C. Bish and Alex. Waddell are her
clerks.
Helena end Vicksburg.-The mag
nifcent st. Patrick, commanded by that
prince of good fellows" Capt George
o. Hart, starts out at 8 o'clock this
evening for Helena and Vicksburg. j.
Lee Finney and Clay Rice, clerks.
arkansas Rirer.-The industrious
Cleaner, under control of the merry
Captain John Myers, leaves this evening
at o'clock for Arkansas river. John
T. Fenwick and II. DeShields are her
clever clerks.
arkansas Rirer.-The flying cloud
Celeste, commanded by Neptune's grand
son, Captain r. Pritchard, with the
descendants of Bacchus and Menus, j.
r. Sayler and Thomas Halliburton, as
clerks, departs for Arkansas river this
evening at o'clock
Cairo aud Louisville. The beautiful
Liberty No 2, Captain ]. B. Archer, a
steamboatman of the old genial school,
in command, turns her bow towards
Cairo and Louisville at o'clock this
evening j. B. McCulloch, clerk.
Miscellaneous.
The river fell six inches at Cairo yes
terday.
The river at st. Louis continues to de-
cline, with nine and half feet tic Cairo.
The Ohio is rising at Cincinnati and
Louisville with FIVE and a half feet in the
canal The Arkansas is declining
slowly, with six feet to Little Rock.
White river is falling with seven feet to
Augusta. l1l
Capt Ed Judge has gone to St Louis
to make arrangements for steamer for
the Memphis and Louisville trade.
The total amount of coal shipped from
Pittsburg during the late rise is as fol-
lows: To Cincinnati, l,O4S, 900 bushels
Louisville, $4,000 bushels New Or
leans, 225, 900 bushels. Grand total,
1855, 900 Barges and coal boats en-
ployed, l6G towboats, q.