Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-07

On anu aIler tomorrow lne An
Choir Line packets leaving here OF
Sundays for St. Louis will leave th,
elevator at ten In the morning in.
stead of five in the evening as here.
tofore.
The Cons Millar for Memphis
and Thomas Sherlock for New Or.
leans leave Cincinnati this evening
Yesterday was the hottest day o.
the season at New Orleans.
The City of Helena cleared fol
St. Louis with a big trip of people
and a fair freight list.
The Osoeola Belle will have hel
repairs completed to-day and leave
on Monday next for Ashport and
The upper corst.
The A. @. Donnally is due up
tomorrow night for Cincinnati.
VIM. J. Rhodes, formerly river
editor of the Louisville CONNER.
cial, and the st. Louis press, died
in the hospital at Louisville on
Wednesday.
John Westfall, late of the Thomp-
son Deans bar, is now running a
tobacco exchange in Louisville.
Bill Hayes says that Captain
Hegler is coming up the river two
feet taller than he was when he
went down. It's the quick time
the Golden City is making that
tickles him.
The Mark Twain, Captain Ran
dali, came in this morning from
the st. Francis with a good trip,
and will leave this evening for
Scanlan's Landing in place of the
Carl Schurz. Captain Phil Har-
mon viii be found on board to give
attention to shippers and
The Ruth, Captain Milt Harry,
last night from White river,
with 5000 feet of lumber, 100 sacks
215 sacks meal, 100 sacks
corn, II bales cotton, 81 sacks seed,
LOO sacks flour, 3 hhds. tobacco, 3
head cattle, AZ packages butter and
and registered on the trip
people. She will return this
evening to White river, going
through to Jacksonport. Ed Gro
veil, a clever gentleman, controls
,he office, and is assisted by viii
Eurney.
The Belle of Texas, Captain Ed
in command, leaves this
'yening for Little Rock and all
POINTS on Arkansas river, carryin Z
he mail and attending to all way
business. Captain Jimmy Thomp-
on is her chief clerk, and is
by Billy Nucles.
The Vint Shinkle, Captain Ken
leaves this evening for Cairo,
louisville and Cincinnati, ticketing
'assengers through to all points
Cast at reduced rates. Bully Nc
ntyre presides at the desk, which
a sure guarantee OF a pleasant
rip up the river. She will have a
plendid trip out, including 500
'ales Of cotton.
The st. Genevieyo, Captain Sam
lcPheeters, is the Anchor Line
Jacket leaving the elevator to-mor-
morning at 10 O'clock for Cairo
nd st. Louis, attending to all bend
business and making direct connec-
ion with the principal railroads for
il points East and West and the
Northern Line packets for st. Paul.
The Anchor Line packet Belle
demphis, Captain James Yore,
caves the elevator tomorrow morn
at 10 o'clock for Vicksburg
md the bends, carr ying the mail,
to all way business
nd making close connection at
iicksburg with tie R. E. Lee for
New Orleans and che Parisot Line
or Yazoo and Tallahatchie rivers.
Or. Hewitt, a clever gentleman,
-oes the honors of the office.
A later telegram from Bismarck,
t. gives the following details
# the 0sceola disaster "The o.
cola was v rocked on the Yellow
june %, a gale carrying
verything from her above the
deck. Mrs. Captain Flower
vas carried into the river with the
but was rescued without Sc
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