Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-07

u James ~. Harker Will arrive to-
morrow and leaves on Wednesday next
with a return trip for the Ohio.
The John A. Scudder, loaded to
the guards, passed down Saturday
evening en- route to New Orleans.
Lish Cannon left this morning for
Cincinnati to fit up the medicine
department Of the new Dean Adams.
The Vint Shinkle for Memphis and
the New Mary Houston for New Or
leans, left Cincinnati Saturday eve
ming.
The Henry Tete, from New Or
leans, arrived at Cincinnati Friday
last, and will be dismantled by Du-
mont.
The Gold DHst, for St. Louis, passed
up yesterday forenoon. She put off 14l
SKIS cotton seed, and added a few lots
Of way freight.
The City of Greenville, Captain r.
K. Riley, is the Anchor line packet
leaving at 10 am, tomorrow for Cairo
and st. Louis.
James Rees will build a sidewheel
boat for parties who will run her be-
tween Savannah and Augusta on the
Savannah river.
The Marlin Speed was detained
some time at jenkins bar, just below
Pine Bluff, which is the worst place
below Little Rock.
The Chas. Morgan, for New Or
leans, will pass down tomorrow fore
noon. Capt. Harry Stein is her
popular commander.
The Hard Cash will arrive to-mor.
row morning, and will leave Wednes-
day evening with a return trip for all
points on White river.
Captain NJ. M. Deem is in charge
of the Andy Baum this trip, Captain
Vinton having stopped off on account
Of illness. He is all right again.
The Golden Rule, with a good up.
stream trip Of freight, passed up last
midnight. She put off 80 bbls pota-
toes and had 100 cabin passengers.
The Dean Adams arrived at Cincin-
natl Saturday and stopped there to re,
ceive a few finishing touches. She
leaves Cincinnati tomorrow evening
The John B. Maude, for Vicksburg,
passed down yesterday afternoon with
a big trip. She added about 20 tons
Of freight for Vicksburg and the
bends.
The safe Of the burned Golden
Eagle has been recovered. Its con.
tents of $500 in currency and some
valuable papers were found in good
order.
The Future City and barges, from
New Orleans, passed up early yester.
day morning for St. Louis. ShC
dropped a barge here to be loaded
with oil cake.
The Annie P. Silver, with a gooC
upstream trip and a fair list of PEG
pie passed up Saturday evening Ell
route to St. Louis. She put off a few
packages here.
The Grand Tower, Captain Corvel
in command, is the Anchor line pack
ct leaving tomorrow at 10 am. fo
Yicksburg and way landings. Ton
White is her purser.
The Belle Memphis will be foun,
in port this afternoon with a big triT
AS soon as she discharges the same
she will leave with a return trip 70
Cairo and St. Louis.
The Ba%tesville will be found i
port this afternoon receiving to leav
tomorrow evening for Mariana, tn
Cut-0f VI, and all way landings on tn
L'Anguille and st. Francis rivers.
The Commonwealth, Captain 10
Bryan in command, will pass down tC
morrow evening en- route to New Oh
leans. She is an Anchor liner an
will leave from the cOmpany's wharf
boat.
Amos Day has recovered from hi
late spell of sickness and resumed hi
position as second clerk of the Marli
Speed, During his illness John |
Rozell, the mail agent, assisted in til
office.
The little sidewheel steamer, Sta
of the West, Captain j. w. Brown i
command, is the daily packet leavin
this evening for ScanlOn's, Cat Islam
and way landings. Charley Dudley
her purser.
The local inspectors of New 0rlear
say that they have not yet made a de
ciion in the Morgan Cannon coils
ion case. Other witnesses are yet t
be examined, after WHICH the decisio
will be. given to the public.
The Ste. Genevieve, City of Alto
and Illinois, all Anchor line boat
are being oyerhapled at st. Louis, an
in a few days they viii be put on th
! track again. The Illinois will entt
the st. Louis and Cape Girardea
trade.
The Coahoma, Captain Mark CheeI
came in yesterday at noon with 3
bGles cotton, 300 SKIS cotton seed, an
sundries. This 10 the mail boat leay
ing this evening FOR Greengille on
way landings. A.. l.. Cummins pre-
, sides at the desk.
! Captain Pat Kallaher, our eficier
Wharfm4steF, has gone to Nashville
attend the %cOnyention, which wi
appoint delegates to the nations
democratic convention, to be held q
Cincinnati, Pat is in favor of Bayar
for the next presidents,
A British sailor has been con
mitted at New Orleans on a charge {
having set fire to his vessel, whic
was loaded with cotton. The inst.
patovs ore said IN halonp IN tho borhc