Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-30
ms. passed Evansville Yesterday


morning
Captain Philo Young. chief clerk o
the Great Republic, left for ST. Louis
yesterday. He returns on Monday.
The MolHe Ebert for Pittsburg anG
James Howard for St. Louis left New
Orleans Saturday evening.
The Ironsides for New Orleans and
James ID. Parker for Memphis left Gin
cinnati yesterday.
The Great Republic, Captain Thorwei-
gan, is receiving at the foot of Monroe
street for New Orleans and the bends,
and leaves Tuesday evening
The Seminole for White river and
Capitol City for st. Louis left Vicksburg
yesterday.
The Thompson Dean left for New Or.
leans last evening.
The Phil Allin, Captain James Lee, is
the regular Friday boat for Friars Point
and the bends, leaving at FIVE o'clock.
Captain Stack Lee does the honors Of
the office.
The towboats D. b. Ward, Sam Miller,
Panther, Boaz and John Gilmore have
arrived at Louisville from Pittsburg with
tows.
The Ella, Captain Cummings, leaves
this evening at FIVE o'clock for all points
on White, Little Red and Black rivers.
Mr.. Kennar is her gentlemanly clerk.
The Frank Forest, Captain Sexton,
came in from the upper coast with a
good trip of cotton and seed, and leaves
this evening at o'clock for Fulton and
way landings on the upper coast. Mr..
Joplin, a clever gentleman, presides in
the office.
Jimmy Thompson, who is one Of the
best clerks on the river and gentle
man Of noted integrity, and Cook Creigh-
ton, late chief clerk Of the Richmond,
have established frst-class drug store
at 1864 Cass avenue, St. Louis Their
place of business will be a great resort
for Memphians and the river fraternity
generally.
Captain Dan. G. Kinney, Of Nashville,
was married few days since at Nash
vile. Better late than never Dan.
The splendid sidewheel passenger
steamer Ben Franklin, Captain William
Miller, leaves tomorrow evening for
Cincinnati. Captain Miller will make
all comfortable and at home who may
chance to travel with him.
The John F. Tolle passed up last
night for St. Louis. She put off here
few lots of freight, and has for St. Louis
l36 bales moss, l79 barrels rice, 246
hogshesds sugar, 81 barrels sugar and
500 packages of miscellaneous freight
44O tons in all
The George c. Wolf, Captain NJ. Crap
ster, is the Anchor Line packet, leaving
this evening for Cairo and st. Louis, at
tending to all way business.
Hays Moore, late Deputy Wharfmas.
ter, is now selling st. Bernard coal to
steamboats,. Hays will prove quite an
acquisition to the ST. Bernard Coal
Company.
The City of Augusta, Captain Thomas
Bowman, is the Saturday st. Francis
river packet. She will be in. port this
evening to receive, and will leave to-
morrow evening for all points on St.
Francis river through to Wittsburg.
It is mistake about Wash Floyd
wanting to attend the bal masque
Wednesday night, as he has reformed
and Joined the church.
The Legal Tender, Captain John d.
Elliott, is the regular Saturday White
river United States mail packet. She
will be in port this evening to receive
for all points ON White river through to
Batesyille.
The Nick Longworth, Captain Lew
Hates, with Eugene Bowers in the Office,
will leave this afternoon for New Or
leans and the bends.
Commodore Ed. Cobb wants all the
cotton be can get for the Ben Franklin |
for Cincinnati.
The Pat Cleburne is the Saturday
Chicot City and bends packet. She will
be found in port this evening to receive
for a return trip.
The st. Francis is the Saturday Hell
ena and Mariana packet.
Billy Dill wants all brothers of mutual
love to come forward and join the band.
The levee was very quiet to-day, with
little movement in freights. Kinney,
the tarpaulin man, will open his school
soon.
The R. W. Dugan, Captain Rowland
in command, is receiving for all points
On Arkansas river through to Fort Smith,
and leaves tomorrow evening.
Eugene Rudd, long clerk in the Ohio
river trade, died at Los Animos, Cali
Tornia, on the 18th instant.
Dan Rice has bought the Tyrone for
he circurious business.
The Great Republic leaves here on
n - III . Nd, CraO awour.