Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Hot again.
Clear and bright.
Dali at the landing.
But one local packet leaving to-
day.
A pleasant breeze stirring about
the lcvee.
Jim Carroll and Burt Hazen are
star gazers of the Vint Shinkle.
The Gold Dust, from Vicksburg,
arrived in St. Louis yesterday.
The w. P. Halliday, for st. Louis,
left New Orleans last evening.
The Maumelle lettlast evening with
a good trip of freight for Arkansa as
river
The Hard Cash departed yesterday
for White river with one Of the best
trips Of the season.
The james Lee for the lower, and
the 0sceolc Belle for the upper coast,
had good trips out last evening.
The BateSville will arrive to-day,
and is the mail boat leaving to-mor-
row evening for St. Francis river.
Hiram Brace and Charlie Nichols
are plotting the new Dean Adam;
from Cincinnati to Vicksburg.
The Virgie Lee, from Memphis, ar
rived at Cincinnati yesterday, and the
Dean Adams left there for Vicksburg
The r. r. Springer, from Cincin.
natl, and the i. 0. Stanard, from st
Louis, arrived at New Orleans yester.
day.
The City, of Alton left St. Louis last
evening for New Orleans to be follow
ed by the Annie p. Silver on Satur,
day,
The Golden Crown, for Cincinnati
leaves New Orleans this evening to b.
followed on Saturday by the h. 4
Springer.
The Marlin Speed is due to-mor
row, and is the mail boat leaving Sat
urday evening for Pine Bluff and Lit.
tie Rock.
Steamboatmen have recovered from
the excitement caused by the lat
Chicago convention, and business ha.
resumed its accustomed channel,
The City of Vicksburg, in command
! of Captain Elem Calvert, Is thu
Anchor line packet, leaving to-mor
row st 10 a.In. for Cairo and st. Louis
The Chas. Morgan, loaded to thu
guards, passed down yesterday after
noon, putting off about 30 pkgs. Sh,
refused freight, having all she wanted
The little sidewheel steamer, Stal
of the West, Captain j. w. Brown il
command, is the daily packet leaving
this evening for Scanlon's, Cat IslanC
and way landings. Charley Dudley il
her purser.
Score one foE Captain Jos. A. Lind
say, being his FIRST trip in command o
the Vint Shinkle he brought he
through on schedule time and with
good trip Of freight.
Charlie Taylor, well known here
is now second clerk of the Charlie
Morgan. While in port awhile yes
terday, he mals It convenient to re
new his acquaintance with steamboat
men.
The James Howard from New Or
leans passed UP last plight, en- route t,
NJ, Louis with a big trip of boil
freight and people. She discharged
$50 pkgs freight and added Al bale
cotton.
The Colorado, Captain San
McPheeters in command, is tn.
Anchor Line packet leaving from
che eompany's wharfboat at 5 D. M.
for Cairo and st. Louis. Owen G
Gates is here puFser,
Mate Henry Powers, of the Hart
Cash, was taken suddenly sick yester
day and had to be taken to his HON,
in south Memphis. He is reported
little better this morning.
Horace Sutton, a young man whC
has been learning the river under pi
lots Wess Owens and Eph. Banks
was yesterday examined and granted
license as FIRST class pilot between
here and Friar's Point.
The Coahoma arrived at an earl
hour with Z bales cotton, 10 SKIS cot