Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-13

dries she leaves to-morro" evening
with q return trip for Cincinnati. Mr..
Leister, 4 courteous gentleman, presides
10 the Office.
The Thompson Dean for New Orleans
and Arlington for Memphis passed Ev-
a%nsville yesterday.
The Julia left for Vicksburg last even
ing well laden.
The Belle Memphis returned to St.
Louis with a good trip of passengers but
little freight.
The Kate Kinney passed up last even
ing for St. Louis. She had 1000 sacks
salt and 100 tons of sundries.
The Painter No. 2 passed down with a
tow Of Ohio river coal.
The Kellogg with Eve barges Of ice
came in at dusk.
The Allen and Mary Ament had fair
trips out last night.
The City Of Quincy was damaged to the
extent of $1,000 by the St. Louis bridge.
The Capitol City, Captain 0'Neal, is
the Anchor Line packet leaving the
elevator tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
for Cairo and st. Louis, carrying the
mail and attending to all way business.
She also connects with the principal
railroads for all points East and West.
Henry DERRICK is her prime minister.
The Exporter, Captain Conway in
command, leaves this evening for New
Orleans and the bends, attending to all
way business. She is a good and safe
carrier. Captain James Reese, jr., a
popular and courteous gentleman, does
the henors Of the office, aud is seconded
by Wash Floyd. Among the passen.
gers on board who make the round trip
are Captain James Rees, ST., the cele.
brated manufactures, of Pittsburg, and
lady; Miss Florence Rees, Mrs. Fanny
Rees, Mrs. John Musgrove, Miss Glenn.
mic, Miss Nellie Carter, Mrs. NJ. O.
Allerton, Mrs. j. Ives, and Colonel Joe
Brown, all Of Pittsburg; Captain John
Mcclure and family, Of Wheeling; Miss
Lizzie Haigh, of Madison, Indiana;
Richard Ford and family, Mount Vernon,
Indiana.
The Indiana added here so barrels oil,
600 sacks oil meal and "a bales of cotton
Captain Sam Entriken, an old steam.
boat commander, is suffering at St. Louis
with an attack Of paralysis.
Captain Frank Hicks leaves to-day
for a trip down the river to interview the
shippers and planters and make engage.
ments for his boat next. season.
The A.. ]. White, Captain George Ma.
lone, came in last night from the lower
coast with % bales Of cotton, a lot Of
seed and sundries and also had a good
list Of people. She leaves this evening
on a return trip for Napoleon and the
bends, carrying the mail and attending
promptly to all way business. Captain
A. L. Cummins, an efficient officer and
worthy gentleman, presides at the desk.
Tim Hickey, the new Wharfmaster al
St. Louis, will probably appoint Captain
John McCloy, an old steamboatman, tc
the command of the harbor boat Elou
G. Smith.
Sam Woods, who several years age
was a prominent Arkansas river clerk
turns up as a coal oil millionaire.
The Il. G. Yaeger will be down to-day
for New Orleans.
The Minneola, Captain Skunk, leaves
this evening for Cairo, Louisville ani
Cincinnati, attending to oil way business
Messrs. Tiff Strider and Frank Skunk
two clever gentlemen, have charge o
the Office.
The 0sceola, Captain Thos. Bowman
came in last evening from WitisburC
with q bales Of cotton and so sacks o
seed. She leaves this evening with {
return trip for Wittsburg and all point,
on St. Francis river. A. Haycock doeI
the honors of the Office. .uift ,.tr.
L.."IL D. .L.LL LL-L
The John A. scudder passed up THU
morning for St. Louis with 700 IONS o
freight, including 300 hogsheads o
sugar. She put off at the elevator 25t
packages Of sugar. pss "a 81
The Batesville, Captain Smith, will. b,
found in port to-day receiving for al
points on White, Black and Little Rec
rivers, and leaves tomorrow evening
Captain Ed Postal, late of the Quick
step, an efficient officer, will have chargI
Of the Office, and attends promptly to al
business.
The Greyhound left for Helena with
tow Of coal and an ice barge.
The United States snagboat Thoma
Trunnel will 60 up White river as far a
SYCAMORE, and work down.
The Maumelle left Little Rock on Sat
urday for Cincinnati with 1886 bales 0
cotton, 1000 hides and 100 tons of mis-
cellaneous freight. She passed her