Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-04-27

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morning Tor New orleAns loauea uown
70 the guards sue put on mere . ~"
iots o' reignt anu auueu ~ p"''' " WV
ton ana a lew passengers
Inc susie siiVer 'or new or'e"ps, :. 1 %,
Oi'y OF Nickspurg lor Nlessourg' lc'' o''
Louis saturday evening
The Arlington Tor Memphis, ana IVA.
porter Tor New Vfleans' le't Oinc'n""''
Saturday evening -
The Pauline CARROLL FRED wilson anu
Charles Bodmann are que up to'u"y
from New Orleans
The j. D, Parker wlll arrive TINS even,
ing from Cincinnati with tuil cargo OF
Western products.
The towboat Sam Brown blew Out her
larboard cylinder heads IN the lower
Ohio, and has gone to CAIRO lor repairs
The Phil Allin, Captain James Lee
came in yesterday with 10 bales cot'op.
She is the regular Monday rrlar . ro'n'
and bends packet leaving TINS evening
and attending to all way buslness'
Captain Stack Lee holds forth IN the
Office.
The Pat Rogers, Captain Ben Merit
les, leaves tomorrow evening ior Oa'ro'
Louisville and Cincinnati. ohe mas I'M
surpassed passenger accommodations'
The A. j. White, Captain Mark oheek'
brought in yesterday morning 81 bales
Of cotton and 80 sacks seed. she leaves
tomorrow evening with a return trip Tor
Napoleon and the bends. Bob Wild
berger and Charley Sharpe, two clever
gentlemen, have charge OF the once.
The steamer henry Ames was SOU az
United States Marshals sale at ot'AouiS
on Saturday. N. springer was inc pur,
chaser; price, Slo,loo' one was Vaiueu
by the Board OF Underwriters last oc'o'
Der al SfoVVo'
The Belle Memphis captain Crane'
came IN this morning rom SS' LOUIS
with nearly 600 tons OF grain ana pro-
duee and l2z bales OF cotton one Is
the regular Monday Anchor Line packe!
for Cairo and st. LOUIS leaving the eie'
vator this evening. Billy blenkeF IS her
purser,
The towooat Atlantic ana oargeS
passed up yesterday Tor St. Louis win
the following cargo; 1913 boxes un'
$4,000 laths, 3OO bags malt "a oales
bagging' o. packages eartnen"are' '''
hogsheads and $50 boxes sugar.
The Bred wilson passed up TINS morn
ing making raiiroad hme' one goes 10
Louisville to get another tow Tor New
Orleans.
Captain Packard, the veteran coal
dealer, is in the city, looking after his
coal interests. he is sending south tnis
season large quantity of black diam
onds.
The st. Frarcis, Captain Basket,
came in Saturday evening in crippled
condition with z46 bales OF cotton. In
coming through the bridge at Madison
the current caught her and threw her
against one of the piers of the bridge
which tore out her cook house, broke her
gallows frame and let her wheel down.
The damages will amount to over $1,000;
another little bill for the railroad com
pany to foot Owing to the accident
the St. Francis will be compelled to lay
up a week for repairs.
The levees at Friar's Point and De-
Sots Front are as yet all o. K. They
can stand six inches more OF water.
The crevasse in the Hushpuckany
levee is widening four feet in every
twenty.fcur hours. The cutting is on
the deep side. The bank is formed OF
quicksand.
The GAINESVILLE, Captain Reese Pritch-
ard, arrived Saturday evening from Ar
kansas river with So bales of cotton,
and reshipped 67 bales at the mouth of
A. .;ro- Che Iaavaa to-morroW even