Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-29

2. One-half way from foot of dry bar
to where high and low bank joins above
John Craig's.
3. Abreast wreck of John J. Roe.
4. At Compromise, or line between
Tennessee and Kentucky.
5. Two hundred yards below the
bayou below Tiptonville.N
G.. On lower side big notch below
Goah Stewards.
7. In head Bass field, one hundred
yards below his house.
3. In middle of Linwood field.
3. In Mrs. Hickman's bunch timber.
10. In head of bend above Island Is.
III. In Johnston's bench timber.
II. Nearly half way down from Fetch
er's to Elmot.
10. In front field below Hollands
store.
IA. On Bulletin towhead, fifty yards
below the head.
Is. At foot heavy timber below Char.
ley Morris.
l6. Below the wreck of w. R. Arthur.
II. AT Hagan's.
Is. At foot of gravel at Reese's, Ar,
kansas side.
10. AT head Old Cow Island chute.
20. At foot Harkleroad's crossing.
Il. At foot Dernumbrie's crossing.
q. On Moons towhead, $50 yards be.
low the head.
%. Above the head of Tax Island
towhead. .
"a. On the mound below o. K.
Is. On the foot field, ShooAy crossing,
Arkansas.
26. In head of Geld on Island 60.
n. On upper side of Grants Pass
(Montezuma).
Is. In head of Victoria opening.
20. On Island 76, 300 yards below
head OF timber.
30. At Calvin, in head of Choctaw
Bend.
81. At Glencoe sign.
81. In Ashton Bend above the humps.
80. On upper side of Hemochitta
opening.
"a. Two hundred yards above Oak.
ley's sign.
80. AT M'Millen's landing, below his
bunch of timber.
s. About midway between Deason' s
and Shorts.
81. In field above head of Sc aud 81.
80. At Burleigh's.
80. On Island l02, above the corner.
40. Three hundred yards below foot Of
Buccounts field.
Al, In foot of field below Buck ridge.
AZ: Where Bondurant's upper landing
was last season.
AZ. Two hundred and fifty yards below
Bruinsburg.
"A. At DR.. News gin, a little above
where his house stood.
40. On Natehez Island, n quarter Of
a mile above the foot.
46. Two hundred yards below Avenue
head, st. Catharine's Bend.
A. Arcland, or low-water landing for
Briar.
4S. In range with Lees store, one.
quarter Of a mile above Green's.
At Fort Pillow and O'Donnels. in
bend of Island 26.
The Frank Forest, Captain Joplin.
brought in from the upper coast a good
list of cotton, sundries and people. She
leaves Saturday evening with IA returnt trip
for Osceola and all way landings on the
upper coast. Joe W. Rhodes is her at
tentlve and courteous purser.
The Ella HnObae I,un nI.i
wharlboat tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock for all points on Arkansas river
through to Fort Smith. Freight will be
received for Der at the w%harfboat.
The Capitol City, Captain O'Neal, is
the Anchor Line packet leaving to. NOR
row evening for Vicksburg and the bends.
carrying the mail aud attending to ali
way business. Freight will be received
for her at all times at the elevator.
The City OF Chester, Captain Zeigler.
is the Anchor line packet leaving to.
morrow evening for Cairo and st. Louis,
connecting with the principal railroads
for all points East and West. Billy
Blenker presides at the desk.
The Julia, Captain VIM. Blake, is the
Anchor line packet leaving the elevator
this evening for Cairo and ST. Louis.
connecting with the principal railroads
for all points East and West. MI. Gobel
is her prime minister.
Southern freights are getting plentiful
along'the Ohio.
The Geo. W. Cheek, which is in
thorough repair and order and looks as
bright as a new pin, enters the Helena
and bends trade as a tri-weekly packet.
making her initial trip this evening.
The Cheek will pay strict attention to
all way business, aud will give good nc.
commodallons to the shipping aud trav.
cling public. Her leaving days will he
Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
Capt. Nat Green commands, with d. p.
Davis in charge of the Office. The
above two officers are experienced and
trustworthy men, and have made them
selves popular in the trade bv their
prompt attention to business.
William Grist, supercargo of the Rosa
Miller, resigned his position and leaves
to-day for st. Louis. He could not keep
up with the mouth Of White river.
Bird and Charley Parish went out as
pilots Of the Quickstep.
The famous passenger steamer Iii.
nois, Captain Mark Cheek, will arrive
this evening from Vicksburg and leave
tomorrow evening with a return trim for
Vieksburg and the bends, paying strict
attention TO all way business. She con.
meets with the r. L, Lee for New Or.
leans and the packets for the Yazoo and
Talahaichie rivers. Captain Ligbtburue
will make engagements for her. All
wishing a safe and pleasant trip down