Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-25

river with full cargo OF cotton.
The City Of Augusta, Captain Joe
Elliott, starts out this week in the
Memphis and White river trade.
The Illinois, Captain j. j. Oar
ragh, looking as fresh as a daisy and
in complete running order, re-enters
the Vicksburg trade.
The wharfmaster will commence to
enforce the ordinance this week in
reference to the removal of freights
from the leyee.
The Little Eagle left yesterday for a
cruise down the river with the govern
ment surveying boats.
The Sam Roberts and barges, en-
route from Evansville to New Orleans,
added here Saturday evening 40 bales
cotton and 1900 sacks oil cake.
The Mary Houston, with a big trip
of freight and cabin full of people,
passed down yesterday morning for
New Orleans after adding here 400
bales cotton and 900 sacks oil cake.
The little steamer Bette Gilbert
comes South from Parkersburg, Va,
with produce and merchandise.
The Cons Millar, from Memphis,
arrived at Cincinnati yesterday and
leaves there Wednesday with a return
trip for this port.
The Kehlor, of the Kountz line,
passed up yesterday morning for st.
Louis, after discharging at Glenn's
wharfboat a lot Of sugar and molasses.
The Golden City, Captain Gus Don
nelly in command, passed down to-day
for New Orleans.
The C. w. Anderson left Cincinnati
yesterday for New Orleans,
The Katie Hooper, Captain Ed
Rowland, is due to-day from the Ark.
ansas river with a good list Of cotton
and seed.
The Paris G. Brown is due up from
, New Orleans en- route to Cincinnati
The wave coming down from TIN
Ohio will improve navigation in tina
} stream and the lower Mississippi.
The rains of the past two days ar
|. believed to have been general, and W
; may look for ain improvement of navi
CATION in all of the Southern stream,
| The Anchor Line packets John A
, Scudder for New Orleans and City &
Vicksburg for Vicksburg left st. LOU
Saturday evening.
The James Howard added sewers
thousand sacks of corr in Madri
bends for New Orleans.
The John B. Maude passed dow
n this morning for Vicksburg well ladal
She discharged here several hundre
packages of merchandise and adde
NJ 30 tons of freight for points below.
m The Anchor Line packet C%entennia
Captain Davidson, will pass down t,
day for New Orleans. She adds heI
1000 bales compressed cotton signC
through to Liverpool.
The levee is blocked up again tn
morning with cotton and other freigh
. and the local packets are put to {
extra expense in diseharging the
cargoes.
The Arkansas river United Stat
mail packet, Katie Hooper, CAPITA
Ed Rowland, leaves tomorrow eve
ing at6ve o'clock for Arkansas riv,
and all points through to Little Roc
Jimmy Thompson is her clever purs
The Osceola Belle. Captain A
drews, is the regular mail packet lie;
ing tomorrow evening for Osceola a
the upper coast. B, o. Michel p
sides at the desk.
The regular Wednesday VIII
river packet Hard Cash, Captain
6l Postal, will arrive tomorrow with
large list Of cotton, and retul
promptly Wednesday evening
White river, going through to Jac
w. sonport.
The Fannie Lewis, Captain Ca
RI wright, is the Anchor Line pacI
leaving the Lee wharfboat this e
az ming at sharp 5 for Cairo and
eet Louis, attending to all way bushes,
ro The Golden City left Cairo vest
eet daynoon for New Orleans, also the c
de- %tennial at 5 pm. and the Port E
hes and barges at 4 pm, all for the sa
Ill destination.
The Appeal Of Sunday says ~
It 3 items offreight on the Vint Shin
md are those ofthree hundred barrels
the whisky, and Mr.. w. S. Brooks, of
WY Appeal, who is returning from a ia,
ing up West"
re- The. famous Charles Morgan
Evansville yesterday morning at
o'clock for New Orleans with a G
trip of freight and full of people,
lbs will leave here tomorrow even.
Harry Stein, a prince Of good fello
uh4 does the honors ofthe office,
The Jay Hardy, Captain VIM. Da
brought in from Island 81 and the
'uI per coast another good list of cot
-Ver and seed, returning again
~. evening. Henry Hampton attend
,nis The Office duties.
''i The w, @. Pierce, Captain I
Zeno, brought ia from Scanlan's La
g iust ing another good list Of cotton
lelV seed, and returns this evening to p
idents Island. j.. L. Wyckoif is
gay purser.
u a The Batesville, Captain j. D. I
dali, will arrive to-day from St. +
els river with another big list of
nth ton, and leaves tomorrow ever
with a return trip, carrying the
yes and going through to Wittsb
captain Abraham does the honor
/, up the office,
The steamer War Eagle, of
with KeokukN Northern Line, while bac.
cave out from Savortoh landing, seven II
from Keokuk, Friday afternoon