Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-28

to New Albany, ending her days in
the lower Mississippi. a+
The Bismarck, with 500 tons of
freight, principally sugar, viii pass
up to-day for st. Louis.
Henry Taylor, a former bar
keeper on the Idlewild, late from
the Arkansas Hot Springs, disap-
peared mysteriously from the Red
Cloud Friday night, in the Tennes-
see river. 1t is supposed he fell or
jumped overheard.
The great railroad packet Ohas.
Morgan, Captain Albert Stein, will
leave Glenn's wharf boat this even
ing at 4 o'clock sharp for New Or
leans, making all principal way
landings. Harry Stein, a prince
of good fellows, does the honors Of
the Office. Capt. Glenn will make
engagements for her.
The funeral of Captain VIM.
Ezelle's child last evening was
largely attended by steamboatmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezelle, in the loss of
their only daughter, have the con-
dolence and sympathy Of a large
circle of friends.
The City of Augusta came in this
|; morning from the lower coast with
6S bales of cotton, a lot of seed
and sundries and a good list of peo-
pie. She also brought up a large
number of orders, which will be
sent forward to-day on the Allin,
Captain Elliott win put the City of
Augusta in splendid order, and will
make a grand centennial Fourth Of
July excursion with her.
q The Phil Allin, Captain Stacker
Lee, leaves this evening for Arkan-
sas City and the bends, carrying the
mail and attending to all way bust
ness. Jimmy Thompson, Cook
Creighton and Mr.. Burke, a trio of
clever gentlemen, have charge Of
the office.
Mr.. E. Rohr, medicine man and
assistant freight clerk Of the 0sce-
or, left last evening for Dallas,
Texas. Nh. Rohr, through hi;
courtesy and prompt attention tc
! business, has made many warm
friends here and along st. Francis
i, river, who regret to part with him
Wherever he goes their well-wishei
y attend him.
e1 The Vint Shinkle, Captain Ken
Is niston, will arrive this evening
et from Cincinnati with a good triI
9 Of Western products. She leaves to
u morrow evening with a return triI
le for Cincinnati. Billy Mcintyre
her prime minister.
The fine steamer Robert Mitchell
3 Captain James Paul, leaves Glenn
Il wharfboat this evening for NeN
- Orleans, making all principal wa
e. landings. Captain Glenn wi
make engagements for her. Cap
tain Frank Stein is her prim
re- minister.
n The Geo. W. Cheek, Captain Ma
On Green, came in this morning fror
the lower coast with 81 bales {
cotton, 1872 sacks of seed and sur
dries, and had a big list of peopl,
She returns this evening for Friar
u Point and the bends, attendin
i, promptly to all way bushes
KS Messrs. D. P. Davis and job
Langlois, two worthy gentlemen
have charge of the Office.
MO The Fannie Tatum passed u
yesterday afternoon for Cincinna
su- with 400 tons of freight and {
'uis cabin passengers. She put off he
20 barrels molasses and a lot
MS sundries.
The main topic Of %conyersatiC
by in river circles to-day is the S
at Louis convention. All seem an
ious to know who the coming mi
ST. will be.
ght A jolly fishing party return
She yesterday from the lower Coz
ern where they had spent several da
in the swamps. One Of the par
,ati. being asked what luck?o reptile
no. Very hard. L thought l had
good bite, but when | pulled it
"i'o I discovered the other fellow h
ana four seyens against my ace full"
gers. The Thompson Dean passed
and this morning with 100 tons
freight and a big list of peoI
She put off here a few bales Of c
oPie ton and sundries and several PEG