Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-11

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leans leave Cincinnati to-day.
Capt. R. P. Glenn received a tele-
gram this morning from Captain
Thorweigan, of the Grand Repub-
lie, stating that she would arrive at
this port Monday night, and leave
promptly Wednesday next on a re-
turn trip for New Orleans. Mr..
Glenn is receiving for her at the
wharfboat.
The Osceola Belle, Captain An
drews, is the regular packet leaving
this evening for Asbport and all
way landings on the upper coast.
Capt. 0. X, Joplin isher clerk. She
brought in 165 bales cotton, sos
sacks seed and a big list of people.
The elegant and light draught
steamer Governor Garland, Captain
Ed Rowland in command, leaves
this evening for Pine Bluff and all
way points on the Arkansas river,
carrying the mail and doing all way
business. Walker Outlaw is her
prime minister, with Billy Nucles
as ald-de-camp,
The magnificent passenger steam
er Grand Republic will arrive here
Monday, and leaves Wednesday
next for New Orleans, making all
principal way landings. Capt. R.
P. Glenn will make engagements
and receive freight for her at the
whariboat.
The Ruth, Captain Milt Harry in
command, came in this morning
from White river with 45O bales of
cotton, SAL sacks seed and a good
list of sundries and cabin full of
people. She had the best and
trip brought out of White
this season, and reshipped at
the mouth 30A halps of cotton-
total out Of che river 754 bales
of cotton. She will return to
White river this evening, carrying
the mail and going through to
Jacksonport and also attending to
way business on Black and Lit
Red rivers. Nj. Ed Crowell,
a gentleman with whom it is plea
sure to travel and do business, has
charge of the Office.
The following are the principal
of the cargo of the Arlington,
sunk on Cumberland dam a few
days since: 900 bbls apples, 81 bbls
beer, 40 bblS beef, 876 pkgs glass
ware, ia kegs lard, 241 buckets
70 bbls onions, 10 ties hams,
143 pkgs butter, 157 bxs cheese.
424 pkgs furniture, S62 pcs iron,
10 kegs nails, Al bbls oil, 10 hhds
bacon sides, 80 bbls pork, 80 bxs
Is bbls potatoes, 80 bdls
paper, 1885 pkgs mdse, ego cases
canned goods, 74S bxs soap, 300
bxs starch, 8 hhds tobacco, 221 bbls
whisky, 40 empty bbls and $50
head of stock, including IA fine
jacks, 20 head bloOded Kentucky
heifers, 20 head hogs, and II cash
mere sheep, which were lost, A
very fine blooded horse, valued at
$4,000, was saved.
Louisville adyices of yesterday,
in speaking of the sinking of the
Glasgow, say:
The stern-wheel steamer elias
gov, in charge of Falls Pilot Var
bic, sunk on the falls, this morning,
at 9 o'clock, and now lies at the
foot of the falls, opposite Rock
Island, in 8 feet of water at the
stern and 4 feet 6 inches at the
bow. The freight and passengers
were saved. She struck on the left
hand reef of the chute, above the
bridge, knocking a hole in her lar
board knuckle, The boat was
drawing 8 feet 6 inches by the
marks, while there was 4 feet 5
inches of water in the pass. The
boat lies perfectly easy, and it is
thought she can be raised. The
Glasgow was commanded by Capt.
Tom Boluss, in the Cincinnati and
Evansville trade, 'and left here
Wednesday night with a moderate
cargo. She was very ancient, and
had passed her best days. She was
owned by Captain James S, Wise,
and was insured in Cincinnati for
$4,000.
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