Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-01

The Utah arrived at New Orleans Sa,
urday. aud loads there for Arkausa
river.
The st. Genevieve passed up yesterda,
morning with a moderate trim.
The Grand Tower returned TO 81. Loni,
Saturday evening with Ala bales Of cot
ton, 80 barrels Of oil, 81 sacks of wbea,
and 24O sacks Of oil meal, and a fair list
OF passengers.
The Cons Millar got away Saturday
evening with a light trip.
The Ruth, Captain Ed Postal in com.
mand, will be found in port today re
eeiving for al points on White river.
She leaves tomorrow evening, CARVING
the mail and attending to all way bust
ness.
The 0sceola leaves on Thursday for
White river.
The George W. Cheek, Captain Nat
Green in command, brought in from the
lower coast 288 bales Of cotton, 679 sacks
OF seed, a lot Of sundries and a good list
OF people. She leaves this evening with
a return trip for Helena and the. bends,
and will pay strict attention to ali way
business. Messrs. d. P. Davis and Billy
willis, two clever gentlemen, have
charge Of the office.
The Phil Allin, Capt. James Lee, came
In from the lower coast with 106 bales Of
cotton aud 2577 sacks seed. She leaves
this evening with a return trip for Friar's
Polnt. and the bends, carrying the mail
and attending to all way business. Jim
my Thompson has charge ofthe Office.
The Era No. 9, Capt. Basket in com
msnd, brought IN from St Francis river
lO4 bales OF cotton, 600 scks seed, and a
lot OF sundrles. She leaves tomorrow
evening with a return trip for st. Fran
els river. She will also attend IN all
business in Council and Walnut bends
Capt. A. Drlnkwater is her chief purser.
The Anchor line packet Colorado.
which should have passed down yester.
day for Vicksburg, was delayed on &C.
count OF low water. She will be down
to-day.
The Belle Memphis, Capt. Crane. is
the Anchor Line packet leaving this even.
ing Tor Cairo and st. Louis, connecting
With the principal railroads for all points
East and West. Mr.. A. Hewitt is her
prime minister
The Robert Mitchell passed down last
evening for New Orleans well laden.
She put of several lots Of freight here.
The Rosa Miller, Captain Woodburn
in command, came in Yesterday from
Arkansas river with 29l bales Of cotton.
a lot of seed and a good passenger list
and reshipped at the mouth $50 bales of
cotton. She leaves Wednesday evening
with a return trip for Arkansas river,
carrying the mail and attending 10 ali
way business. Tom Darragh is her gen.
tlemsnly clerk.
The John A S%cudder, Captain Jack
Carter, will be down today for New Or.
leans.
The Susie Silver for New Orleans.
Julia for Vicksburg and st. Joseph for
Memphis lett St. Louis yesterday.
The new steamer Acme is due down
for New Orleans.
The Julia, Captain Blake, is the An.
Choir Line packet, leaving to. morrow for
Vicksbure and the bends.
The A j White, Captain George Ma.
lone, is the regular Tuesday packet for
Napoleon and the bends. She will be
found il port to-day receiving, and leaves
promptly to morrow evening.
The Bill Henderson passed down yes
terdsy tor New Orleans.
The Quickstep, Captain Stack Lee in
command, is the regular Tuesday packet
tor the mouth of White river and the
bends. She pays strict attention to ali
way business. Harry Bateman is her
purser,
The Illinois is the Tuesday packet for
Vicksburg.
Arkansas river remains at low tide,
and steamers have considerable trouble
in navigating that stream.
The Ella will be here to leave to-mor
row week for White river.
The Ashland will be down in a few
days for New Orleans. She enters the
New Orleans and Arkansas river trade
this season.
old Tubular" is said to be the most |
graceful dancer in the world. All he
wants is a long-waisted girl, plenty oil
room, and Sugar in the gourd on the
fiddle.
The Belle of Texas, Captain O. K
Joplin, brought in from the upper coast
S97 bales OF cotton, 1851 sacks of seed
aud a lot OF sundries. She leaves TO
morrow at II m. on sFeturn trip for Ash.
port, attending promptly to all way bus.
mesa IN the bends. Joe w. Rhodes Off.
in the office.
The boats at present to comprise the
new packet line between New Orleans
aud the Claehlta are the 0uachita Belle.
Bastrop, Shannon, Kate Kinney, Ran.
ldeS and Willie, with other applicants
close at hand. The board of directors
are; Captains !. A. Blanks Gus Hodge. !
] DeHayt, William Wenzel. ]. " +,
John Janney and I. Conery. ar
with Captain +. A. Blanks as president;
Conery, sr,, as treasurer, and Captain
terd v. Cellos as secretary,
Captain John Cannon leaves Ken Z
lucky next week for New Orleans. :
The ripping Brooks is considerably
exercised over our moral ~incliuations +.
When he Is able to read bis title clear"
and Sankey will cease publishing
'ongsters, and announce to the world ,
he coming Of tie millennium. We have i
already lost too much GIsep advising him
his dognward course. Remember. .
ny dsaF boy, life is short.
The pilots Of the Cheek reported only
Ieven and a halt feet of water at Moons
The City of Helena lost several hours
~ grounding al Moons bar.
The Belle Of Texas, Capt. OK. joplin. ,
'rought 10 the blue ribbon trip Of cotton J
md seed from the upper coast