Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-30

PIT. Isabel.
Captain Throop will enter the Stahl-
man in the Evansville and Cumber-
land trade, now that there is plenty Of
water.
The C. B. Church leaves Cincinnati
next Tuesday for New Orleans, and
will be followed on Thursday by the
Cherokee.
Miss Cora Temple Davis, a niece of
Mrs, Captain Robert w. Wise, was
married on Thursday afternoon to Mr..
N. H. Berkshire, of Cincinnati, at the
suburban residence of Captain Robert
w. Wise.
The I'll. G. Yaeger came in from st.
Louis en- route to New Orleans. She
discharged at Glenn's wharfboat III
bbls -four.
Mrs. Captain Milt Harry and daugh-
ter accompanies the captain this trip
on his beautiful new steamer the Josie
Harry, named in honor ofhis wife.
The Cons Millar will arrive Monday
from the Ohio river with a full cargo
Of Western products, returning to Gin
%cinnati Wednesday next.
The barge Of potatoes belonging to
Veyay, sunk while in tow of the Reso-
lutte, has been raised, and 800 barrels
of potatoes shipped on the Sherlock to
New Orleans.
Captain James Carr, passenger
agent of the Louisville and Great
Southern railroad, and one of the
wandering refugees, returned home
yesterday and has resumed his duties.
The Belle St. Louis, Captain James
Yore, of the Anchor Line, leaves the
Lee wharf boat at 5 o'clock this even
ing for Cairo and st. Louis, attending
to all way business.
The Golden Grown passed up thi.
morning at 3 am. for Cincinnati Will
one of the best upstream trips of tn,
season, having $50 hhds sugar, 1901
bbls molasses and 200 tons of miscel
laneous freight.
The Mike Davis came in this morn
ing from the Ohio river, loaded will
produce and grain, and a loaded pro
duce barge. She is discharging at tn
foot of Jefferson street.
The C. X. Peck, Captain Jane
Smith, with James B. Keenan, in tn,
Office, is loading at Glenn's wharfboa
for New Orleans and is announced +
leave this evening.
The Anchor Line packet Belle q
Shreveport, Captain Coghill, leave
!, the Lee wharfboat tomorrow (Sun
. day. morning at 10 o'clock for Ne,
r Orleans, making all principal wa
landings.
The Batesville, Captain Randall,
G the regular mail packet leaving thi
: evening for Wittsburg and all point
G on St. Francis river. d. b. Abra
S hams and Birdie Banning have charg
e of the Office.
The Grand Tower passed up las
. evening for st. Louis with a good lis
. of Eastern bound cotton. She dis
:, charged here 81 bales cotton and q
sacks seed and sundries.
= The Ruth, Captain Joe mccullough
n loads for White river and leaves Tues
day next, going through to jackson
port. The Ruth is in good runnin
order, and has been put in good tril
for the season 5 business.
It Owing to the low stage of water j
l. the Arkansas river, the Memphis an
Arkansas River Packet Company wi
(. not send out a boat this evening, an
the Hattie Rowland lays over. On
of their light-draught boats will leaV
on Monday or Tuesday for the Arkal
sas river.
The City Of Helena passed down
noon for Vicksburg well laden Wi
10 freight, and also had a good list
Of people. She put off here at the L,
wharf boat 1870 sacks corn, 200 sac
seed, $40 barrels of -four, 8 bales al
Sc bags cotton and 200 packages su.
"a dries, and added 30 tons for poin
below.
re The imperial passenger steam
Thompson Dean, being unable to g
. all Of her cotton hauled down to HI
= last evening, laid oyer until tod
~ She leaves this evening promptly at
T. o'clock for New Orleans. Captain ia
T. Pepper commands, with Val Entreki
a clever geplewep, in charge of Il
rg Office.
ID The palatiai passenger steamer Ill
pois, Captain j. j.. Darragh in col
Id mand, which has undergone a tho
nd ough oyerhauling, been reprinted al
lis refurnished, resumes her regular tri
in the Vicksburg trade, leaving Tue
M day next. Marlin Jones, one Of Il
X most popular clerks on the river, al
a clever gentleman, will have char
= of the Office.
ID The Osceola Belle, Captain J.
IN Andrews in command, CAME in fro
the upper coast With 3S6 bales and |
bags of cotton, 1909 sacks of seed a
% packages sundries. She retur
~ this evening at 3 o'clock to Osceo
carrying the mail and paying strict {
lis teption to all way business. B.
Michel, an affable gentleman, is h
n chief clerk, assisted by Cyrus Fay a
Mr.. Spears.
in The splendid passenger steam
do Geo. w. Cheek, Of the Lee Mail Lin
with Captain Stacker Lee in col
or mand, leaves this evening for Fria
sw Point, carrying the mail and doing
way business, Walker Outlaw,