Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-15

presented on the boat is up, ard the
young mes have gone home.
The Belle Of Shreveport, from
New Orleans, passed up at an carly
hour this morning, putting OF lot Of
sugar. molasses and other freights at
the Anchor line wharf boat.
Messrs. Ralston aud Garrett, local
inspectors, on Saturday last suspend
ed the license Of George Wright. en-.
glneer Of the Oseeola Belle, for thirty
days. Cause, drunkenness.
The local packets which arrived
yesterday brought in 1910 bales Of
cotton, 90 bags seed cotton and 1868
sacks seed.
On account Of bad weather, the
Charles P. Chouteau was detained
at New Orleans until yesterday morn
ing.
The MOllie Moore finished dis.
charging her freight for this port and
left yesterday at noon for Vicksburg
and Yazoo river.
The Cincinnati and Memphis racket
company will have all their boats on
the track this week. The Andy Baum
leaves Cincinnati to-day, to be fol-
lowed by the James w. Gaf Wednes-
day and the Vint Shinkle Friday.
The Guiding Star. on reaching New
Orleans, will load for the Ohio river
and continue to run in the Cincinnati
and New Orleans trade throughout the
season.
The Rene Mscready, being unable
to get unloaded Saturday, did not get
away until yesterday at noon. She
will return in time to leave tomorrow
evening for all points on L'Anguille
and st Francis rivers, through to the
Cut of.
On account of the scarcity Of labor
the work on Mussel shoals, in Tonnes
see river, progresses slowly.
River travel is improving. 1t is the
only comfortable, safe and cheap way
to travel after all; it being so much
like home. You have a good room.
can get up or go to bed when you
please; get your three square meals
each day and have plenty of room to
walk around and take exercise.
0Neil & Co.. the great coal dealers.
have named their new and handsome
barbOr tug, James O'Connor, in honor
Of a gentleman of Louisville.
The City of Greanville. which has
been aground near Ashport for SEINE
time, fOated ofon Friday last and ar
rived at St. Louis yesterday
The Marlin Speed not being able
to unload on Saturday on account of
the bad weather was compelled to re-
main over until to-day, when she will
leave at 5 p m. for Pine Bluff ard all
intermediate landings on Arkansas
river, making direct connection with
the light draught packet Pillow Boy
for Little Rock and points above.
Captain John G. Darragh is in com
mand and Chas Musselman assisted
BY Will Darragh is in charge of the
Office.
The feet and elegant passenger
steamer, Osceola Belle, Captain Henri,
Cooper in command, came in yester
lay with a FIRE trip of cotton from tn,
upper coast, aud is the regular mail
packet leaving this evening Tor Oseeo
la and all intermediate landings, pay.
ing prompt attention to all Q. o. d
md plantation business Billy Smither
is her polite clerk, and is assisted by
John Haley and Hush Tomhnson.
The fast and elegant passenger
steamer James Lee, Captain James
Lee in command, came in yesterday
with a splendid trip of both freight
and people, and is the regular mai
packet leaving this evening will
a return trip for Helena, Friarl
Point and all intermediate landings.
paying prompt attention to all G. o
D. and plantation busine S and con
Meeting at Glendale with the Mobile
and Northwestern train. The accom-
modations ofthe Lee are second to none
on the river, and she has earned
reputation for speed, comfort anC
safety. Captain Lloyd w. Whitlov
presides at the desk, and has for hi
assistants Platt Rhodes and Arthur
Brown.
The Josie Harry sustains her wei
deserved reputation as the blue ribbon
packet, having arrived yesterday
bringing out of White river 1911 bale.
of cotton and 1900 SKIS of cotton seed
She reshipped 1863 bales OF cotton a
r%errene for New Orleans, briuginl
703 to this port. The Harry viii
leave again this evening for Devall,
Bluff, Augusta, J%acksonport and al
way landings on White river, connect
ing with the light packets Milt Harry
and Minnie for upper White, Black
and Little Red rivers, and signing
through bills Of lading. Walker Out
law is her polite clerk, and is assisted
by Billy johnson.
The race horse steamer Dem AID
ans, in command Of Captain Mark r
' Check, is in port receiving to leave a
5 p. m. to-day, for Helens, Terrene
Arkansas City and all intermediate
landings, carving the mail and payinJ
prompt attention to all business en-.
trusted 10 her, The Dean Adams al
SO connects at Arkansas Citv with tn,
!. Little Rock, Mississippi River anC
Texas Railroad and with the G.. w
. Cheek for Vicksburg. The accommo
dations OF the Adams are first clas.
and her officers are polite and sociable
Captain 4. i. Cummins presidcs a
the desk and is assisted by Amos Da,
and Nike Logan.
The propeller D%yersbvrg came il
this forenoon from 0bion and Forket
Deer river with a fair trip Of freight
( She will leave in a day or two with
return trip,
The Annie P. Silver, Captain De
Silver in command, is due down thi
d evening bound for Yicksburg, No,
Orleans and the bends.
u The Cons. Aillar, Captain w, II
y Tichenor in command, Is duo thi
evening, and leaves to morrow with
Y I, turn trip for Cairo, Louisville, Gin
d cinnaii and all way landings, givin
thronph tickets and cheap rates to al
|. points east, Jimmy &orls is he
al chief clerk, and is assisted by Harr
Gaziey,