Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-16
Tha Gorernor Garland returned

10 ArkanSaS river lasI nlgnJ WIN d
good freight trip and was full of
people.
The Golddust left Cincinnati
last evening for New Orleans.
The Colorado for Vicksburg and
Bee and barges for New Orleans
left St. Louis yesterday.
The Whale. Coal City and J. S.
Mercer, with tows of coal for the
Southern markets, passed Evans
vile yesterday morning.
The Iron Mountain, with a tow
of iron and Pittsburg wares, for
New Orleans passed Evansville last
evening.
The Grand Republic arrived at
New Orleans yesterday and leaves
there this evening for Memphis.
The Bismarck for st. Louis,
Thomas Sherlock for Cincinnati,
Gaaud Lake No. 2 and barges for
st. Louis, and City of Augusta for
the Arkansas, left New Orleans last
evening.
The John f. Tolle, with ESQ
tons of freight for st. Louis, princi-
pally sugar and molasses, will be
due up tomorrow.
The Anchor Line packet Cclora-
do will leave the elevator Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock for Vicks-
burg.
The Cherokee passed up this
morning for Cincinnati with a good
upstream trip.
The Alice Brown passed up this
morning with a tow of empty coal
barges.
The Golden City for New Or
leans and Cons Millar for Memphis
will leave Cincinnati tomorrow
evening.
John r. Oarnahan of Cincinnati,
brother of Henry Carnahan, stew
ard Of the r. E. Lee, died on Mon
day, and was inferred in Sprirg
Grove cemetery on Wednesday.
Captain James II. Rees, at pres
ent in command of the Belle Of
Texas, will build a fine steamer a
Pittsburg this spring for the South.
ern trade.
Captain Milt Akin is now run.
ming a newspaper at Savannah, OF
the Tennessee river. In ante-bel
lum days he commanded the Ella
Princess and Albertine in the Gin
cinnati and Nashville trade.
The Ashland is due down to
morrow for New Orleans.
The G. 3. Church will be up OIL
Sunday for Cincinnati with Coz
tons of freight.
The Garrett and barges are load
ing at Cairo for New Orleans.
:; The Charley Bowen left Masol
City, on the upper Ohio, Wednes
day, with a tow of salt for Memphis
The J. w. Gaff gets $50 barre
produce and large lot of furnitur
J at Yevay for Memphis.
Captain Bob Wise writes us tina
b he will arrive here on Monda
/. morning with the Calf with a bi
{ trip and return to Cincinnati nel
, Wednesday.
The Grand Tower passed dow
this morning for Vicksburg loade
DOWN to the guards. She put o
here over 5000 packages OF freigl
: and added so tons for the bends.
The ]. W. Gaf for Memph
passed Louisville yesterday.
The Thompson Dean for Ne
Orleans passed Louisville yeste
day and will be here Sunday moo
N and leaves in the afternoon, takil
all lingering Mardi. Gras exeursio
lists.
The City of Chester returned
st. Louis last night with $50 bal
of Eastern cotton.
The Charles Morgan passed dol
last night for New Orleans load
fiat in the water. She put off he
Is several lots of freight and add
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twenty people.
The 0sceola Belle, Captain A
drews, is the regular Saturd
packet for Ashport and the upI
] coast. Capt. o. X. Joplin is
be prime minisser.
Capt. Mat Tremmel, with
81 neat little packet the Carl Schu
mr. leaves this evening for Scanla
ri Landing and the bends. PhilH
mon nrpsidns nj the desk.