Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-09
The Phil AlIin and A. J. White

iAne fnll Aim ana AsJ. white
had good trips of freight and PEG,
pie out last night.
The Andy Baum for Memphis
and Mary Houston for New Orleans
passed Louisville yesterday.
The John Means and barges, due
up for the Ohio, has ESQ tons of old
iron for New Albany.
The A. J. White. Capt. Nat
Green, is the Saturday packet for
Frier's Point and the bends.
The Carondelet arrived at New
Orleans yesterday.
The Robert Mitchell left New
Orleans last night for Cincinnati.
The John A. Scudder, John B.
Maude and st. Genevieve arrived
at st. Louis yesterday.
The Capitol City left st. Louis
yesterday for Vioksburg.
The Golden City, with 500 tons
Of sugar and molasses for the Ohio
river, will pass up to-day.
The Gov. Garland will come in
Sunday from the Arkansas with a
big trip of cotton and people.
The Charles Morgan leaves Gin
natl tomorrow evening for New
Orleans.
The Fleta will be auctioned off
tomorrow at New Orleans by the
United States marshal.
The Susie Silver with 500 tons of
freight, principally sugar and mo-
lasses, ten days out from New
Orleans, passed up this morning
for the Ohio. She put off here 267
hhds. of sugar, 236 bbls. and 100
half barrels of molasses.
The Golden Rule is en- route from
Orleans to the Ohio with 100
tons of sugar and molasses.
The Vint Shinkle leaves Cincin-
tomorrow for Memphis.
The Thompson Dean leaves Gin
cinnati Tuesday next and will ar
rive in time to take home a number
Of Mardi-G ras excursionists.
Captain John w. Carroll has
been appointed agent of the Pool
Line at st. Louis.
The L. 0. Stanard left st. Louis
Wednesday evening for New Or
leans.
The Continental is loading at
st. Louis for New Orleans.
The caving Of the Mississippi
at Waterproof, Louisiana, con.
tinues, and the site of the old town
where the houses stood a few years
ago, is rapidly disappearing.
The Belle of Memphis, Capt.
Crane, is the Anchor Line packet
leaving here tomorrow evening for
and st. Louis.
The st. G%enevieve leaves st. Louis
for Memphis, and will be
here Monday morning with a Mardi-
excursion, and returns to St..
Monday evening.
The st. Joseph came in last night
from st. Louis with a full cargo of
grain and produce, and returned to
st. Louis to-day at noon with 800
bales Of Eastern cotton and 80 tons
of miscellaneous freight.
The City of Helena came in from
st. louis deeply laden. She put
off here over 1000 packages of
freight, added 80 tons for the bends
and skipped out at noon for Vicks-
burg.
The Goldaust passed up last
night for the Ohio with a big cargo,
including 2O53 bbls. molasses, 1888
hhds. sugar, $40 bbls. oil, 157 bbls.
rice, $50 bags salt, l4O bbls. rosin
and $50 tons of miscellaneous
IrelgnC.
The Grand Republic got away
yesterday evening at 4 o'clock fol
New Orleans with 1922 sacks oil
meal, 134S sacks oil cake, 300 sack,
corn, 727 bales of cotton, and sun
dries, and 40 cabin passengers
She will fill out at Helena, Teren,
and Arkansas City.
The leyec rats and negro laborer.
on the levec at New Orleans has
another row yesterday which result
ed in one "nigger" getting killed
and several severely wounded,
The Carl Schurz, Captain Ma.
Tremmel, which is now in complet,
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