Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-04-02

point Business was fair this morning
Weather clear and pleasant.
The following are the arrivals and de-
partures:
Arrivals.
Peter Balen, Little Rock.
Charleston, New Orleans.
Welcome, Vicksburg.
Indiana, New Orleans.
Ned Tracey, St Louis.
Golden Era, Cairo.
Richmond, New Orleans.
w. r. Arthur, New Orleans
Phil. Sheridan, st. Louis.
Departures.
Belle Memphis, St. Louis.
Peter Balen, ST. Louis.
Golden Era, New Orleans.
Charleston, Cincinnati.
Richmond, St Louis.
Ned Tracy, New Orleans.
Indiana, ST. Louis.
Welcome, ST. Louis.
w. r. Arthur, St. Louis.
p. w. Strader, New Orleans.
Phil. Sheridan, Vicksburg.
Boats in Port.
Natoma, Florence Traber, Celeste,
Harry Dean, Emperor, Gen. Quitmanr
Darling, Commercial, Mary Swan, Argo.
naut, Mollio Hambleton, ]. D. Perry.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
White Ricer.-The renowned White
river packet Commercial leaves this day
at FIVE p. IN. Captain E. A. Levy will be
found on the roof with George c. Blish
Milt, R. Harry and Billy Jones in the
office. The Commercial is a gay craft
has splendid set of officers and will dc
to travel on.
81. Francis River. The Mollie Ham
bleton, Captain T. H. Bowman, will
leave for the St. Francis river this eve
ming. She leaves at FIVE o'clock. Tom
Day and J. B. Shell are her clerks. For
further particulars call on board and see
them. They'll treat you well. The
Mollie connects at Pittsburg with the
Cherokee that runs to Deep Landing,
Homesville, and other points in the sunk
lands.
Cairo and Evansville The pretty
Mary Swan sails for the town of Evans
vile on the Ohio this evening, with
Capt. Sam Archer in command. At her
desk will be found the polite ]. M. Swan,
assisted by W. B. Pennington.
Cairo and Cincinnah.-The Harry
Dean, Captain II. Blasdel, sails fer the
Queen City of the Ohio at five o'clock
this evening. Her official duties are at
tended to by G. A. Ditton. Those bound
up the Ohio would do well to travel on
the Dean, for her officers are gentlemen
whom it is pleasure to know and travel
with.
Louisville and Cincinnati.-At FIVE
o'clock this evening the famous Darling
departs for the Ohio and the town of
Cincinnati Captain Lew Hates in com
mand and A. F. Power clerk.
Louisville and Cincinnati-The EN-
peror departs at five o clock this evening
for Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
Captain A. Dyer and the other officers
of the Emperor will do to travel with.
Little Rock.-The beautiful craft,
knswn as the Celeste, departs for the
capital of Arkansas this evening at five
o'clock. Capt. Reese Pritchard is the
popular commander, while j. r. Sayler
and Sam. Wood attend to the official du-
ties with honor to themselves and profit
to the travelling community. Remember
the Celeste leaves this evening.
arkansas Riper.-At FIVE o'clock this
evening the beautiful steamer Florence
Traber is announced to leave for Little
Rock IN charge of Captain r. L. Hines,
offering superior inducements to travel
ers.
Boats Leaving Tomorrow.
Vicksburg and Nelo 0rleaRs.-The
magnificent steamer General Quitman,
Captain j. NJ. White IN command and L.
J. Homard and J. II. MossOp in the
Office, departs southwark at five o'clock
tomorrow evening, Offering superior in
ducements to travellers. The Quitman
is one Of the floating palaces of the Mis-
sissippi, and all who have to travel the
v.v she goes should get on board as
soon as they can.
Miscellaneous.
ST. Francis river is still as high as at
any time this season. Arkansas river is
falling, with four feet in the channel be-
low Little Rock. White river is bank
full and falling. Ohio river is falling At
Pittsburg and stationary at Louisville.
The upper Mississippi and its tributaries
are in good condition ard falling