Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-07-18

Liz 1iluOIn VIII udNt uS1 CpulAo
completed by the latter part of the
week, and positively leave on Tues
day next for Vicksburg. She looks
so much improved and so pretty
in her new white dress that the
people on the bends and at Vicks-
burg will hardly know her. Capt.
Mark Cheek has given her a thor
ough oyerhauling and put her in
running order, and she
will be a little faster than what she
was before she was locked.
Captain Thomas Darragh and
his accomplished bride will arrive
this afternoon from st. Louis.
Captain J. j. Darragh and a large
number of friends will meet the
happy couple at the depot and &C.
company them to the Peabody,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Darragh will
hold a leyee.
The Avalanche this morning had
the George W. Cheek departed for
Paducah and the A.. ]. White to
Friar's Point. The White is in
port and leaves this evening for
Vicksburg, and the Cheek left for
Friar's Point and will not withdraw
until Monday next.
The good steamer A. j. White,
Captain George Malone in COM
mand, leaves this evening for Vicks-
burg and the bends, paying strict
attention to all way business and
making close connection with the
New Orleans and Yazoo river boats.
Captain Lee Cummins does the
honors of the Office and has for his
assistants Walter Kahn and Billy
Smither. The celebrated Morris
Herman looks after the comforts OF
the passengers.
The City of Vicksburg, Captain
Bob Riley, is the Anchor Line boat
leaving the elevator this evening
for Cairo and st. Louis, making
direct connection with the princi.
pal railroads for all points East and
West. Chris Sharpe holds forth il
the Office.
: The staunch and light draft
steamer 0sceola, in command o.
that experienced officer Captain
John Kaffer, leaves this evening
+ for st. Francis river and all point
through to Wittsburg, giving
} especial attention to all way bust
ness in Council and Walnut bends
James Salisbury is her efficient anC
, worthy fnancier. She will have
good trip out, as Mr.. Salisbury, VIII,
. is well-known amongst shipper;
( has been at work assiduously 70
the last three days soliciting freight
e The Grand Republic, Capital
o VIM. Thorweigan, will leave Thurs
q day morning at s O'Clock for Cair
and st. Louis, tioketing passenger
through to the Centennial at r,
duced rates. Captain ]. 7. Wasl
= ington will make engagements 70
her and secure staterooms for thol
wishing a trip TO st. Louis on tn
q leviathan steamer.
The splendid sidewheel passengc
steamer Andy Baum, Captain vi
y ton, leaves this evening for Cair
!, Louisville and Cincinnati, ticketir
passengers to the Centennial al
all points,. She has excellent pa
senger accommodations. CAPITA
r Deems. a gentleman with whom
j. is a pleasure to travel, has char.
at Of the Office. The Baum will ha
one Of the best passenger tri
g, leaving here this season; amor
Is, the number are the old veteri
steamboat owner Captain O.
Church and family, Captain Arth
IN Gibson and family, VIM. BroV
a and family, A. R. Morton a,
family, Judge Pulliam, wife a
family, Franklin Root and fami
Of Mrs. Mcdonnell, Mrs. Spears, M
he Marsh, Miss Felts, Miss Keck, M
White, Mrs. Rosenthal and fami
no Mrs. Wells, Miss Morgan, Mis-
u Bruce, Mr.. Bernard and fami
Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Herman, N
res Buck and Nick Hooth and FAM
we She has registered over 60 cal
ipt passengers and viii add more bef
She gets away this evening.