Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-06-11


freight list. She put off here rs
bbls. molasses, 10 bbls. cider, and
100 packages sundries.
The Belle Memphis passed down
yesterday morning for V~icksburg,
we'll laden. She put off here $50
sacks oats, 200 sacks bran, 439 bbls.
meal, s75 bbls. flour 800 pals lard
and 400 packages sundries, and
added 10 tons of sundries and 5
tons of ice for Vicksburg.
The 0SceOla Belle, Captain ]. G.
Andrews, brought in from the up
per coast an excellent trip. She
returns this evening to Ashport,
carrying the mail and giving close
attention to all way business. Platt
Rhodes and Cyrus Fay, two clever
control the Office affairs.
The A. j. White, Captain Geo
Malone, came in last evening from
the lower coast with 2 bales of cot
ton, 433 sacks seed and sundries
and a good list of people. She re-
turns this evening to Riverton, car
rying the mail and attending to all
way business. Cook Creighton is
her top clerk and has for his aids
VIII Darragh aud Johnny Briggs.
The Grand Republic, Captain
VIM. Thorweigan, left st. Louis
Saturday for New Orleans, and will
leave Glenn's wharf boat tomorrow
morning at ten o'clock, making
all principal way landings. George
Miltenberger does the honors of the
office. Captain Il. z. Glenn will
make engagements for her.
The Maumelle, Captain Thomas
will arrive to-day from
Arkansas river and leave tomorrow
evening, going through to Little
Rock with dispatch. Owing to the
wash-outs on the railroads passen-
gers will do well to take passage on
the Maumelle. She will put them
through with dispatch. Mr.. VIM.
Morrison, a clever gentleman, con
the Office, and is assisted by
Charles Musselman.
The Mark Twain, Captain Ran
came in last night from st.
Francis river with Is bales Of cot
ton, 521 sacks seed, IA head cattle,
. sacks new wheat and II packages
She leaves tomorrow
evening for Wittsburg and all points
on st. Francis river, carrying the
and connecting at Wittsburg
with a light draught steamer for
the Sunk Lands.
The Anchor Line packet John
B. Maude, Captain William Blake,
will leave the elevator tomorrow
evening at 5 o'clock for st. Louis,
attending to all bend business and
connecting with the principal rail-
roads for all points East and West
and connecting with the Northern
Line packets for st. Paul. Capt.
AID Storm, superintendent at the
elevator, has 700 bales of cotton en-
gagged for her.
The Capitol City, Captain John
G. Crane, is the Anchor Line pack
ct leaving the elevator tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock for Vicks-
and the bends, carrying the
mail, doing all way business, and
at Vicksburg with the
R. E. Lee for New Orleans and the
Parsiot Line for Yazoo and Talla-
hatchie rivers. During her retire
ment at st. Louis she was reprinted
and had a new pair of smoke stacks
erected, and was put in complete
running order.
The Coahoma, Captain Stacker
Lee, came in yesterday afternoon
the lower coast, with 3 bales
of cotton, 642 sacks seed, and 1874
hay and sundries, and a good
list of people. The hay was eff of
barge that grounded a few miles
above Helena. She returns to
Friar's Point this evening, carrying
the mail and doing all way basiness.
Mr.. Ed Thomas, an affable gentle
man, controls the Office, and is
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