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The New York herald., 1877-11-18

each succeeding wave carried away some portion OF
her frame Ey twelve O'Clock little remained OF the
hun, ana the masis followed each olher over the
Sides the men cinglng them Weymap, one OF
sailors ana an old man, was badly bruised in the fnl
but his comrades managed TO pull HIM up on piece of
the hoatpg wreck. Two Of the men were one piece
two on another and three another. and thus they
noaed and tossed through the afternoon and night,
struggling TO Keep their hold on their frail rats
RESCUED
About nine O'Clock IN tho morning they were sighted
ana picked up by the brig Pamico of Galveston. with
cargo OF bones tor New YORK. They were taken good
caro- OF, aud ycsterily morning taken from the
brig by the steamer Isaac Boil and brought TO TINS
CITY, The men, WHO entirely destitute, were sent
TO the Sailors Home, IN Cherry street, and the matc
Mccarthy, to No 03 Oliver street
The Ellen r. Stuart was an AL vessel OF 500 tons
register, built at Wilmington, Del, in $50, ana
owned In Philadelphia
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MARRIED.

DRoTHaRsos- SgAgrn AT Fond du Lac, WIS, on
Weinesdiy, November IL 1871 at tho residence OF
lnomas Q. krewood, Mr.. GmLls r. BRornrnsoN II
Brookiyn, \. H, 10 Miss ADA v. SnARra, OF Fond du
Lac. No cards.
MISUNDERSTANDING On Thursday, November is,
at rriniiy Church, cleveland. by the Rev. John w.
Brown b. j HARRiErrE 0ANFigLD, daughter Of Mrs.
Marianne Is. sterling to GEORGE BucKHAa OF this civ
COOKERY RoGERs.--On Wednesday, November IA
AZ 81 rhoihas Church, by the Rev. j. Courtney,
EnwARD !; CookEf to ANNA AcKERMAS, youngest
GAfNEY--MAnoNEY.- --On Wednesday, November Z,
at The Church OF ST. John the Evangelist, By The Rev.
Father DeLen 5 j., JAMES H. GAFXgY 10 SADIE r.,
daughter u John Mahoncy, all OF this city.
GiLps-HAzzARD. AT the residence Of the brides
Rev. Joseph Wild, d. D., assisted BY the groom Is
iatrer, Rev. n. q, Gds OF Maryland, i. CHALMERS
GiLps 10 EMMA daughter OF William II. Hazard. Of
I -sMpsoN.--on Wednesday, November u, by
the Rev. Dr. Gotthc, HENRY W. HAAS to FLORENCE
daughter OF L. IA. simpson, Jr.
HAhrAAAN--CgossaAS.-on Thursday, November 10,
by tue Rev William n. Duhnell, koBERr I. HAkrAANN
TO HARRIET A. CRossMAN, ali OF this city No cards
lsAAes- FELneL--on "Wednesday. November ii.
1877, at The resdence Of the brds's parents, by the
Re Rev Il; =, Mendss kosALh, daughter of Juius Fci-
PALMEH-SicKERsoS On Thursday, March -, by
the Rev. Il. ". Bellows, d. D., ERNEST PALMER TO
LOUIE LAwRENCE, eldest .hter OF Joshua NICK
son, Esq. No cards.
inoSriErsI-DAkrox.--In Brooklyn, November II,
ls', BY the Rev Charles H. Hall, D. D., rector Church
Of Holy TRINITY, Brooklyn, ENRIQUE sMoSrErRi OF
above city, TO CAROLINE, daughter vi William barton,
Esd, Boston, Mass No cards.
IoBiN-OLIvER.-A San Francisco, CAL, on Tuesday,
Novcmber6 IN the private chapel attached to the
dcnce of the oraes iatner oy HIS Grace Archbishop
Aicmauy Robert IoBiS eldest oil Judge foOin, to
KATIE, aau4h er oil D. j. Ovcr aud niece Of Rev. Dr..
Mctilynu, OF this city.
VAN observation-disclosures --On the 10Th inst. al Bay
city, n. D., by Rev. q. H. Sttt d. d., assisted by
Rev. r. " Van Buskirk, JAMES II. VAN BusKIRK to
H. LOUISA BURGESS ali ol Bayorne.
WALpnoN-FALLov- Thursday, November 10,
BY Rev Dr. Mielt, at brde's residence, JosErH
WALpRoS, late Of Danbury, 10 AUGUSTA WEissMAN
FALLoN, all OF this city.
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REAL EST ATE.
The following sales were madc on tho Exchange
vesterday--

The following sales mado on tho Exchang,
yesterday
RICHARD v. HARSETr.
l Supr Court furclosu sale samuel Marsh,
sresoi o, the he ," ug story brown stone g cri r house,
~ nfsnlauns AMP connS,,
referee OF tour lots. each s5xi75 on Inion
% SSw Mo- y On ~ %p # the village OF wooa''oa. as
AND MYERS.
,o N ,ne Ky I'VE .."ry & prick 0asias Win
IIth av. to IL. SOC
Supreme Court foreclosure ssIeeh b. shaier ref
the l., Gsg . sory 70 0fs s 81 o,s nyd
Of 5etn ST. TO rimothy D. Porter 2o.75o
co0, for.sios"rs BY sors alsx sof1 senwsro
J sso,s r as S, ,sa ss Srss y 81 Gs AND
eNs" es 7s4 IT, : Of 4,th St. 10 p.aniiii ,.' 1000
Also similar n.s ss,sE r s.aier he ,wo
| Nos. Isl aud 2sd Vest ootn st 5. 10 IT. OF
Total sales for the day S7o. .557
TRANSFERS
l1oth ST.. s. s. 3i26 #. .. of 4th ay., Is.oxiool1;
Mary Seidis aad husband 70 emma ssidg, 10000
b. Mersin to JoscpfM H. chapman. ...... 80. Nom.
5tsl s,;,s y e I & ws & oh ~ -OsloI5' Emily q 500
Sd sv. n. s. .l2ith ward Juin, 4. Koekweli and
sd STE can wara; GooisS " " aia and ~ 80
81 s. aS n s. a4.h ward, same 1000
aG.h st. s., iso t. W, OF "a av., 2osos.9; Joseph
wills n'r av, n W corner Of i3eih ST. 5oxo5 ,23d
sv W. 25xioo: Henry A. ioys and vile TO Gornsias ''
5dtS ST. n a. i6 IT, w. Of stG av 3a6xio65
Thomas aud wife 70 q. Langdon, 81 900
oS1n Charles s bass and ID s to S"Sn g. Mtsey
9. Lndheimer and husband 70 ;. White. 1880
Grand st, n o. corner Of CLINTON 5oyiOo also
25xio7.o; Joscph w. stephenson TO samuel
,dih 81. s. Il Of 81 as isxiooI. 0oo
j. n. roosevelt treerceJ, to Union Irust Com.
5ls 81 n ~ loo ii, w. Of it6 av 75xioo 81 also 'o''
ssss sgss rsis,ss no & g. .osioo :"
5tR SS :, icoil H. u. oTssih si 50xiioo; also
s,n s = :. 100 % II o.s, 4 M av ioSoo'
5ad ~ - zoo IT, " o. e' ,i,s AZ; soSioo' T. H.
4th "y.. n w. eorner Of 57h st. iooaito5 e. W. "0
sloane H. :: Tysen ,:.........s.....,.... $500
i fnisy Ssis,es 70 r@sp s, Trust dea'r%y;.;. 1000
eoodist,, relsres TO Charles .ss = .er iIsa5
9th av., n cerncr a1xioD saras 20 samc..... 1900
to same. .'.'........... 1850
Belman, salomon and wife, 10 Charles r. Hcmcn.
way. W. corner OF Madison Nv. and 46th IT..
BOW William H. and wile TO e. i Undcrh Il" Noo'
cover H." louisa i' = j. bonsas n Of ;i ''
oanninaham, MA, 10 NJ. H. Campbell W. l. of '''''o
rSn Safss Human ma D. saaxay o iccn: st.
Gcrssa aimaa r. to Fayoc W. corner Of
RSeSws % "Ja julius T T. asd wio ). T. Dciy, e. s Of
I'd ST., 2ith ward ....,..... 1900
WILSON, John ana vile to h. Armhed, g. :. OF ist
OF Tist 81. wears ..t. ,...,..,.... 700
Brown Nv iiinm ~. ana wiii, 10 A. !. LnucrAlIi u.
! Of 24th ol9n az; years.... &c.. $500
Hiss Evelna, 10 !. NJ Iappsn tCnamoerlain) =. Of
s6th st e. OF ID av; iysar....,....... ...s.. Also
Same oi et ST., of ID A. 80
same, 81 Slth st of lst 4,Dbl
same 70 same OF S5.h oi is year.. gO6I
J. d lao,n ST. e. 0tn ~. year, III. ..... 1000
ilanN g. y Of sth sv., n OF iith Il year 1880
Same snme, oi 9Th y. 81 iUth ycrr. 1880
same d same, ii. corner o Stll 4ftn n
year ....,,.............. ....... ....... fc,3oo
Same, Of 46th st., OF sth Nv year 400
~ 900
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THE COFFEE TRADE.

rho coffee business is in u cheap o. trouble" now,
and the Western buyers are apparently determined
TO deal with the associated New YORK Jobbers at
all. They arc known TO have sent many orders TO
Baltimore, whose dealers have broken on from their
compact win the New Workers, whilc there
prospect that thoy VIII also visit
New Oricans. Tho OF tho trouble
seems To bc circular regarding the bagglng
ana shipping OF coffee, IN when the Western buyers
fancied they noticed strong user az
themselves some Of the New York JoDbcrs regret
The issuing Of the circular, but are Determined
tnciess, to abide It's falling on in the
coffee tTade Is alrcndy MOI lIceable.
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EXAsPERATING YOUNGSTERS.

John \. Detz gcntlcnan OF No. So Gerry street,
Williamsburg, while under the influence oil liquor, WIS
80 annoyed by boys who we're coming out OF Hayward
street night school on Friday night that lie attacked
them with razor, cutting John Winkcr In tho left
arm. WinkIer was taken home by his companions,
who alter the injuries complained TO tho
ponce Captain Riley, OF tho thirteenth precinct,
then searched Dietzs residence. No 50 Gerry street.
aor iofcng open the front door, where no found hin
hding under bed. Dictz Acknowledged The cutting
but clsmed that u was done IN scll-deicncc. The
ncighbors say nd Is quarrosomc fellow aud hope no
wall De severely punished for his brutality.
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DISTURBERS OF REST.

The police OF the Twenty y-ninth precinct made a
RAID upon a saloon in West Twenty-seventh street
on last Friday night and arrested seventeen
men and nye women, together with the pro-
prletor, Charles O'Ncil. Among the prisoners
were four coiorcd musicians, who were ooiEg
their best disturb the peace OF the neghborhoou
by singing play ing when tho officers entered. All
we're arraigned before Judge Blxby yesterday morn
ing Tho proprietor held III coo bail Tor
nation, and the rest we're lined 81 eaC...
The New York herald., 1877-11-18
BOARDING VESSELS.
Tho following letter yesterday sent to she
HERALD Office -

Tho following letter was yesterday sent 10 she
HERALD ofTce:--
os BOARD the srKAMsHir STATE or fspIASA.
orr STATEN lSLAsD.
- NEw foRK. SATURDAY Nov. II. 1877. }
We. saloon passengers the Indiana beg 20
protest against the "ciipn oI the Quarantine medical ocer
lr MacarncN- in swing priority OF inspection tho
steamship Bothnh, o; The Ngnad line which arrived at
Quarantine several after had anchored there
inI We beg toprotest against this priority Injustice
:" ~ aud as being fruitful o exceeding
personally aud considerable oly inns-
tce and harnship but grave dscpurtesy the
OF said medical ohcer do thus protest inasmuch
stated by gcntlcman mani on BOARD the
vessel whch brought the nedical officer steamer
thai he the said medical officer that the of
Indiana had arrived several hours before the
that the gentleman referred ~ nr her stated that he him
sell had 80 iniarmed the medical officer
Dated this 18th day oil November 1877
CHARLES BOYLE 7. MCGINNIS,
q. r. COLLINS, Mrs. T. McGISNIS,
AIRS q R COLLINS. Mrs. ". >. CALDWELL
kOBERT YOUNG, and twenty other.
To j. w. SADiER. Master
In relation TO This matter the deputy Health Ofncer
told HERALD reporter yesterday that he did board
the Bothuia twenty-five minutes before the State OF
Indiana because he to the Bothna ana
had on bonrd tho quarantine boat the FentoB several
persons VINO had been waiting many days on staten
Island Tor their relatives arrival the Cunarucr
Tho latter vessel arrived of Bar the State OF
Indiana, which, drawing less water, crossed IL before
her. lie dd not see any improperly in boarding tho
vessel nearest TO INN whom he ltkey to serve
anxious people and not Cause any material delay
thereby The custom Ia TO board those first that ar
rye first
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
fNGAGED

ENGAGED
GoLDMANS-METxLEK.- K.--SoLGMUS GOLDMAN TO REI,-
TIA AErHLEE, both oi this city. No ctrcs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-23

Tho following quotations are for or5et,
nom store and small lots in a iobbing way,
APPLIES Medium. zoos choice, 8 TOSi %
por Dbl. w
BACON Goose shoulders, e; CLAIR rfb
sides, &c; clear sides, &C; breakfast. l1iI
TO l21ze; sugar-cured hams, canvased. iGc,
sugar-eured hams, %uncanYased, u 10 l2iZe.
packed, "a 70 Ac higher.
BnAN-6teady; wheat, $1,000 q 100.
BhANs-y2 5O93 90 per bushel
BULK P0RN-(Looss); shoulders. IN Go.
l9ng clear, "a TO 5l; clear rib, 81; clear sides
TO &ss; hams, lOc. Packed, y TO a higher.
BULlhh-Csmmon. l09l5j, medium, 2la
23ej choice. 25830e. ~'S
BALlNG SrUFFS AND TIFS-Baeying. 2
9nd "a lbs, l2ai2ko; baling tRino, iSaffe :.
iron YES. "a 70 bMci pieced tics, 90.
BUILDING MArEklALS-ln zorro pricos
are; cement, LouisYillo, 81 g, 8bbl; Rossn-
dale. y Dol, 2 59@2 75; hair. Q 2lm2 d IA
10 bale; plaster, Michigan. 3 5g. Nav Vo-g
Wi lime. per Dbl. / SOL SO. Fre-bricf'
2Nto . w per 1906 brick, 8 b ID per 1ni8'
BEEF, FRESH e. Forequarters, 3to 4: hind
quarters 5&SIc. Hogs, 5 to SIC. sheep, 6I
BU0KWHEAT FLOUR-9O 90 per barrei
CANDLES Boxes. full weight. iiN ala .
half box. full weight, l5H; quarter box, fSli
weight, Ice per 10. iu'i
gQsuANUIS-Por 100, 5 OOas 20.
SVFHht-,Ordinary, 10 20o; fair. 2)ySfo
SSllssi good, ~ to y; prime. 2}% 10 %; cheiss'
"a TO s4ei Java, 59ci Cordova, q to 22c.
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came near losing his fine residence
Wednesday night by fire, it having
caught fire from a defective fue,
and would have been consumed
had it not been for the timely as
sistance of two or three of his
neighbors.
The Golden City, Captain ]. D.
Hegler, will leave Glenn's wharf
boat this evening at 6 o'clock for
New Orleans, making all principal
way landings. She has So cabin
passengers, is fully laden and will
go through with dispatch. Ster-
ling Mcintyre, a clever gentleman,
oficiates in the Office.
The Belle Of Texas, Captain Jas.
Rees in command, came in this
morning from Arkansas river with
50 bales of cotton, 500 sacks seed
and a lot of sundries, and reshipped
at the mouth 90 bales of cotton.
She also brought in a large number
of orders for supplies, which will
be filled and shipped on the Ella.
Captain Ed Rowland dropped
the Ella down to the wharfboat to-
day and commenced receiving for
Pine Bluff and all points on Ar
kansas river. She leaves to-mor-
row evening at 5 o'clock, carrying
the mail and doing all way business.
Captain Rowland will keep her in
the trade as the regular Saturday
packet in place of the Garland.
The Ella is staunch, light-draught
packet, has good carrying capacity
and splendid passenger accommo-
dations, and is well suited for the
trade. Under the guidance Of Ter
worthy owner and commander,
Captain Rowland, the Ella will be-
come as popular in the river as the
Garland. Captain Jimmy Thomp-
son, who made himself quite a ia
vorite in the Arkansas river trade
by his courtesy and promptnesss
in business, will have charge of the
office.
The Coahoma, Captain Stacker
Lee, came in this morning from the
lower coast, with S4 bales of cotton,
So sacks seed, and sundries, and a
good list of people. She returns
this evening at 5 o'clock, sharp, for
Friar's Point and the bends, carry
ing the mail and doing all way
business. Messrs. Ed Thomas,
Billy Smither and James Thomas
are her clerks.
The Glencoe, Captain Calhoun,
is the Anchor Line packet, leaving
the elevator this evening at 5
o'clock for Cairo and st. Louis, at
tending to all bend business and
connecting with the principal rail
roads for all points East and West.
The Carl Schurz, Captain Mat
Tremmel, is the regular packet
leaving this evening for Sc%anlan'S
Landing and the bends, attending
to all way business. Phil Harmon
presides at the desk.
The Ruth, Captain Milt Harry,
will arrive to-day from White river
with a big trip of cotton and other
freight, and returns tomorrow
evening to White river, going
through to Jacksonport, and con-
Meeting with the Alberta for Bates
vile and the Macarthur for Black
river. Ed Crowell ofliciates in the
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KHIsHrs or n

FouFTkE LoDsE. 10. ZS-uss.E every
Tuesdsy evening il NEtgma Hall. No. 2ss
Second street. a. y o'clock. Gso. Z. Merritt.
DictEtor; John Legisfi Reporter.
o UEIrr LobeE No. ET-nsstS srey We1Ens-
day Right a. HAll. 10. rs Second Itrsst. I'D
EtkirE. Z. n. HsArn, Diclzt0rs A. B. Eli,
kspcrter.
cEKLsEi LODGE. No 9B3-meeN "a ard 81
THURSDAY in eleh noutn, A. Brick Church.
v. q. Mitchell, D.; Al. Knapp. h
6KKNArI1 LODGE. 20. S59-mests "a sad 4th
Tuesdays in each month AZ rs Second street.
Klsiner, Reporter.
~MENPEIs LoDGK. 10. rs meets every Non
day evening in Natoma Hall. No. 2s 6s01d
street. 81 ~ o'clock ". Z. Hodges, D.cta-
tor; G. z. tucker. Reporter.
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HKKaRxs OF PTTHIAs.

TuKrsEu LoDsE No- Meets Ne
every Monday EiEkt AZ Harmony
gan. I. o. ". p. corner Bsai sES Hernal10
EtrassF. Jno. Wilson. &C; Felix Lecsrc, y.
o.: q. J. Walker, p: ". T.. MuyEtazs =
3 ud s.; G.. ". I. Crock. i. o. l.; Albs-t
swim, X. off
MKEFH1s Lopez Ne. s-mFtt ssc0nd. third
Nrd fourth Tuesday evenings II each upEt1.
II Pv.hisl Hal. y seeerd street Vincent
Rlerf. j. Nosd. &C.; II. 5. ksynolas, Y
c. a. Msrrsn P; ". II. Atki1sons K q
r. and S y. ". YiTls. =. q z; 5aco5
Lut1. n. z.
Corn pr LroE Loasz No. 1s-Nrstl "a and
9Th Wednesdays erery month, - - Second
rrrsst, Ninoszf Hock. Opposite Court SzlErs.
j. ". Anderson. 2. C.. D. " srtEfGr. y.
Gil. c. Watson P .. 7. InUiirssl. u
Of g.; D. 6. RsEhsrd. < n R. 8; g. q.
Bur. N. q p. 4. Il. Briggs, ?. G.
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mo. 2559.l
NONRESIDENT Notice.

In the Chancery Court OF Shelby county.
Tennessee-John Gent VS.. Charles II. Myers
ct al.
1T APPEARING FROM THE BILL IN
i this cause which is sworn TO, that the de-
Frances Hooker, are nOn.residents of the
state of Tennessee, and residents of the
htnte OF, Arkansas; ii Is therefore
ordered that they make their appearance
herein, al tho courthouse in the city of
Memphis, Tenn, on er before the first Non
day IN May, 1871. and plead, answer or
dempr To- complainant's bill, or tho same
VIII oe, taken for confessed rs to them and
g! Tor hearing ex rarte; and tia. a copy Of
TINS ofder be published once n week for four
suggestive weeks in the Public Ledger.
This 18th day Of March, 1877.
A oOpy-attest;
EDMUND A. COLE, G. and ".
By L. d. MoHENRY, b. C. aud M.
i. y. Mcfarland. Sol. for complainant.
l3-iq-25-3i
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FMAamAL AND OJasEaOAL.
"A
pTBLIo LEBGER 0FFICF.
MENPHIs, TESS.. March 3. ISL.

pTBLIO LEBGER OFFICR.
MENPHIs. TESS., March 3. lSl3.l
Bankers are having very easy times,
only being troubled with deal Of quiet
inactivity" There is plenty Of currency,
for which there is little or no demand.
Exchange continues ia moderate supply,
with a good demand, quotations
being reported as follows: New York
and Eastern denaed, buying at par and
selling at to premium; New Orleans
buying OF 3c discount and selling az par.
On the streets money is in plentiful sup
ply at ll62l 9 cent z month. New
York gold rates are lOl..i here brokers
are paying IO4 Local stocks and for
eiru securities are neglected. with bat
little inouiry for either.
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OEeTsOHEE B~RUDER-BUED.

DEuTscHER BEUDEs-BEx meets lstsunaal
n each month at2 o'clock pm, at Cochran
nsl W. w.. eeasbe't FTsi !; 2: 4; S9nksHT
W. SehultIe, i~ress'r; Aug ZWeiiel and yohr
HaAdWerker, Sick COMMITTEES for Northern
Division; John Wendell aud John Margle
SICK Committee for seutharn DiYiEion.
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want, VS. 4. O. Beitis ct al.
DY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO.
~ nouneed by the Supreme Court Of 4 an.
nessea at Jackson, in this cause. December Q.
1876, l will offer Tor sale, to the highest bidder.
IN front Of the courthouse of Shelby county,
on Main street, in the city Of Memphis, on
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the real estate mentioned in said decree.
situate in Shelby county. Tennessee, and de,
scribed as follows:
A lot Of land designated on N. M. Treze-
wants plan of subdivision, which is recorded
SlS, etc as Lot No. /, con aining 10 lS.Io0
acres, situated at the southeast intersection of
Central avenue and I%rezevant avenue. beine
the anne conveyed 10 N. NJ. Trezeyant by anti
claim deed from 0. P. Lyles and John y
IIrezeysnt, trustee. on the I'D Of August, 1870,
Of Shelby county
Terms Of sale-Sa'd land will be sold for
enough cash to pay the costs of the cause, and
balance on six months credit; purchaser az
ecutinG mole wi h approved personal security
for the purchase money. and o lien retained
until tho same is paid. Equity Of redemption
barred. JOHN II. FREEMAN. Clerk
SMITH 4 COLLIER, Solicitors.
March 4, 1871, 1929
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C1Troa,

Tie make. vas irregular this morn
inE. With sair inquiry and liberal offer
isgs O6cial quotations are noniuslly
unchanged.
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Tha Iames w. Can for Memphis

Inc Jdllcc W. Qoh v 4ucihpuio
passed Louisville yesterday.
The Vint Shinkle, Captain Vim
ton, leaves tomorrow evening for
Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati,
ticketing passengers through to all
points East at reduced rates. Billy
Mcintyre is her purser.
Captain R. W. Dugan arrived t.
day from the Arkansas. He has
been over there looking after the
wreck of the Governor Garland,
which he advertises for sale, to be
delivered where she lays.
The big towboat Joe Williams is
still on her sand perch behind
Island 63.
The Mary Houston for Cincin-
matt and Colorado aud John A.
Scudder for ST. Louis passed Vicks-
burg yesterday.
The Golddust for New Orleans
passed Vicksburg yesterday.
The Capitol City left st. Louis
yesterday for Vicksburg, and will
leave here Sunday morning at ten
O'Clock.
The Thompson Dean left Cinoin-
natl last evening for New Orleans.
The Raven, with a tow of corn
and produce, passed down last
night for New Orleans.
The A. j. White went out with Il
big trip of freight and people last
night.
Capt. John 0'Neal, a well-known
steambOatman, has been appointed
local steamboat inspector at st.
Louis.
No arrivals at New Orleans yes
terday.
The Robert Mitchell passed down
this morning for New Orleans fully
laden. She put off here 100 tons
of freight.
The Charles Morgan left New
Orleans last evening for Cincinnati
and W Il pass here Monday morn
ing.
A coalboat rise at Pittsburg.
The City of Chester returned to
st. Louis last evening with 127
bales of cotton and a fair passenger
list.
The City of Helena passed down
this morning for Vicksburg well
laden. She put off here several
hundred packages of freight and
added 100 tons.
The Kate Kinney and R. W.
Dugan passed up to-day, dashed
together.
The Alice Brown arrived this
morning from the Ohio with a tow
of Pittsburg coal for Messrs. Brown
& Jones.
Captain r. P. Glenn received a
alegram this morning from Helena
stating that the Ashland would
arrive here this afternoon, and
leave with immediate dispatch for
New Orleans.
Mr. Richard Lightburne, jr., is
confined to his room by a severe
spell OF sickness.
The officers of the Belle Of Texas
report 3 feet 6 inches of water in
the channel from Pine Bluff to the
mouth.
t. W. Payne, of Nashville, while
attempting to land a raft at Clarks-
vile on Wednesday, had his left
leg caught in the line, which severed
the foot from the body.
The Cons Millar for Mcmphi;
and Golden Rule for New Orleans
leave Cincinnati tomorrow even
ing.
Messrs. Dodd, Brown & Go. pur
chased at st. Louis yesterday, at
UNITED States marshars sale, thu
steamer G. K. Peck, paying thu
sum of s15,O for her.
The Ashland, Capt. J. A. vii
liams, will be found at Glenn
wharf boat receiving for New Or
leans, and leaves this evening at
o'clock, making all principal wa,
landings. Mr.. Alexander does thu
honors Of the Office.
Captain J. j. Darragh met witt
quite a severe accident Wednesda,
night by running a sharp sticl
through his eyelid. 1t is hoped h
will not lose his eye, though he wa
suffering very much from tn.
effects Of the wound yesterday. II.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-23
Miscellaneous


Cloudy weather.
No improvement in freights.
Cotton receipts by river are rap
idly decreasing.
The Diamond is en- route from
the Ohio river to this port with a
tow Of coal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-23

L1yEaP0eL March % l2:30 p.m.- Cotton ia
s~teaiier. nlADds. 6hd; Orleans, 6 7-l6d.
5alss, TOO bales. Of which 1900 were or export
and speculation.