Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-07

the Belle Memphis next trip on
account of low water.
The tug Night Hawk and John
A. Wood are due from New Or
leans.
Captain Ed Nowland's new Ark
anSas river packet Katie Hooper
leaves Pittsburg to-day for the
Arkansas.
The j. w. Gaf viii leave Cincin-
natl tomorrow for Memphis.
The Grand Tower leaves Vicks-
burg to-day for st, Louis.
The price of coal has advanced
at Cincinnati.
The Vint Shinkle gives an excur-
sion Thursday night for the skirm-
ishing fund.
II. G. Hollenberg, agent, fur.
nished the Caickering piano on the
Hattie Rowland.
Captain Kountz' new steamer
Alvin leaves Louisville to-day fol
New Orleans. She lows the new
schooner James Howard and foul
hew model barges to New Orleans.
The Hard Cash encountered q
severe storm below Helena yester.
day, which lasted for nearly two
hours.
The U. P. Schenok passed down
for New Orleans this morning.
Marlin Jones went out last night
as second clerk of the Phil Allin
in place of Dan Sullivan.
Mr.. William McNulty, of Pitts
an agreeable gentleman, had
charge of the Hattie Nowland's
Office down the river, but viii turn
over to Billy Butler and return
to Pittsburg from here.
The staunch and light draught
steamer Mark Twain, Captain Ran
will leave this evening for the
st, Francis and all points through
to Wittsburg, carrying the mail and
attending to all way business. Mas
ter Banning is her mud clerk.
Mr.. Thos. Rees, brother of Cap
tain James Rees, came down on the
Hattie Rowland on d pleasure trip
goes to Arkansas on a grand
expedition.
The Andy Baum, Captain Vim
ION, leaves tomorrow evening for
Louisville and Cincinnati,
-icketing passengers through to
York for $25. so and to Phila-
lelphia for $24.50, meals and state
included. Captain Deems, a
clever gentleman, presides at the
desk. Captain R. W. L~ightburnc
will make engagements for her.
The John B. Maude, Capt. VIM.
came in last night from
Vicksburg with a moderate trip,
and leaves this evening at sharp 5
Cairo and st. Louis, attending
to all way business, and makes
connection with the princi-
pal railroads for all points East and
West and the Northern Line pack
cts for st. Paul. Mr.. Gobel is her
purser. She discharged here 6
bales cotton, and adds GO bales cot
ton and 140 sacks wheat.
The Phil Allin for Riverton had
a good trip out last night. She
returns here in the morning and
tomorrow evening for Vicks-
at 5 o'clock, giving particular
attention to all way business and
connecting with the r. E. Lee fol
New Orleans and the Yazoo river
toats.
The Maumelle, Capt. Thomas
Darragh, came in this morning
from the Arkansas with 5 bales o.
cotton, 100 sacks of seed and sun.
dries and the machinery Of the
burned steamer Granger, which she
reships on the Baum for Cincin
natl. She also reshipped at Ter.
rene 8 bales of cotton. She lays NJ
for the present, and the Hattie
Rowland goes out in her place.
The Hard Cash, Captain Et
Postal, came in this morning from
White river with 6 bales cotton
Ala sacks corn, III sacks -four, Il
sacks meal, "a sacks oats, $50 sack.
wheat, 376 sacks cotton seed, l bal,
wool, l horse, s dry hides, 2 coop.
chickens, 80 packages butter, {
packages Sundries, and registered
on the trip 81 cabin passengers
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