Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-03

AhS 'Abt NaihNsN AiNhA HANAhihto
arrived at Cincinnati this morning.
The John A. Wood and Smoky
City, with tows Of coal for the
Southern markets, passed Evans
vile yesterday morning.
The james W. Gait cleared for
Cincinnati with $50 bales cotton,
500 barrels oil, 1900 car wheels and
sundries aud AZ people,
The repairs on the Phil Allin
will be completed in ten days, when
she win be ready for business once
more.
The 0sceola Belle for the upper
coast had an excellent trip.
As all fears of an overflow are
passed, planters in the bends con-
tinue to plant and will grow large
crops of cereals and cotton.
The A. @. Donnally and G. B.
Church are advertised to leave Gin
cinnati tomorrow for New Orleans.
Southern freights along the lower
Ohio are getting better on account
of the advance in grain.
The Atlantic aud barges left New
Orleans last evening for st. Louis.
The ALT Stevens got over the
dam 0. K. and is now headed for
0bion river.
Mr.. Hop Johnson, city editor Of
the Appeal, left on the Calf last
evening for a trip up the river to
recuperate.
The Grand Republic leaves st.
Louis Saturday for New Orleans.
The Carondelet leaves New Or
leans this evening for the lower
Ohio for another trip of corn and
produce for New Orleans.
The Belle of Shreveport leaves
st. Louis to-day for New Orleans.
The Ashland, en- route to the
Yellowstone, passed Kansas City
on Monday.
The City Of Augusta left Little
Rock yesterday for Fort Smith.
The Belle of Texas, Captain
Eugene Smith in command, will
come in tomorrow from Little
Rock with a good trip, and leaves
Saturday with a return trip for the
Arkansas.
The Ruth, Capt. Milt Harry, will
arrive tomorrow from White river
with a big trip as usual, and returns
Saturday, going through to Bates
vile.
The Coahoma will carry the
Knights Templar on an excursion
up AID down the river tomorrow.
She will be in early and leave on
her regular time for Friar's Point.
The Mary Houston passed down
this morning for New Orleans well
laden. She put off here 500 kegs
of nails, 800 pieces of sewer pipe
and d lot of other stuff. She puts
off at the landing opposite Helena,
for the Northwestern and Mobile
railroad, $50 tons of railroad iron
and four cars.
The Golden City passed up this
morning for Cincinnati with 400
tons of freight and 80 cabin pas
sengers. She put off here 100 tons
of miscellaneous freight.
The City Of Helena, Captain Nc
Kee, is the Anchor Line packet,
leaving tomorrow morning at 1C
o'clock forVicksburg and the bends,
carrying The mail and attending tc
all way business. George Walton
is her purser.
The Anchor Line packet Capitol
City will leave the elevator to-mor.
row evening for Cairo and St. Louis,
doing all bends business and con.
Meeting with the principal railroads
for all points East and West. Cap
tain John G. Crane commands, with
henry Deatrlck III charge OF the
office.
The deaths in the Marine Hos.
pital at Louisville last week were
Julia Harris, chambermaid on thu
Joseph Walton; Charles Smith
colored, rouster on the Grey Eagle
and Horace 0'Connor, colored.
rouster on the G. B. Church.
Captain Andrews will carry on,
mail per week to st. Francis rive
and make semi-weekly trips t,
0sceola, Ark, he having received