Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-01-30

Vicksburg yesterday afternoon, and is
due here Sunday.
The Anchor line packet City Of
Vicksburg left st. Louis last evening
for Vicksburg, and leaves here Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock.
The Henry Frank, for Memphis, R.
r.. Springer, for Cincinnati, and Belle
Of Shreveport, for st. Louis, left New
Orleans last evening.
The Greyhound with a tow of lower
Ohio river coal, for Messrs. Brown &
Jones, left Cairo last evening and is
due here tomorrow.
The Guiding Star, with her large
Mardi Gras trip for New Orleans,
passed Evansville yesterday, and is
due here Sunday morning.
Nj. West Holden, of the Osceola
Belle, was married yesterday to Miss
Kate Dolan. They leave to-day for
New Orleans on a bridal tour.
The Coahoma arrived at Vicksburg
this morning, and leaves there to-day
at noon with a return trip for Mem
phis, and will arrive Monday.
The value of the freight thrown
overheard from the stranded steamer
Louisiana, which grounded below
New Orleans, is estimated at $4,000
Commodore James Wise, of the
Memphis and Cincinnati packet line,
is looked for here to-day, coming from
Cincinnati to this port to look after
the interests ofhis packet line.
The Chouteau, which left Helena
yesterday for New Orleans, with a
start Of neal 1000 bales Ct cotton, has
large engagements at the mouth o
White river and Arkansas City.
The Shields, Captain VIM. Ashford.
came in on time with a good trip, and
leaves this evening at 5 O'Clock with 8
return trip for Commerce, and will
tomorrow extend her trip to Counci.
Bend.
The John B. Maude, of the Anchor
line, passed down at 10 o'clock thi,
morning for Vicksburg, loaded fat il
the water. She put off here a few
hundred packages of freightand added
20 tons for points below.
The Cons Millar, Captain William
TichenOr, leaves this evening at five
for Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
She tickets passengers through to al
points East and is one ofthe best
boats on the river to travel on. Jimmy
Voris. an afiable gentleman, holds
forth in the office andis ably assistedir
his Office by Harry Gazzley.
Captain Milt Harry, with his blu,
ribbon boat, the Josie Harry, viii
arrive in due time, and will leave to.
morrow evening at five o'clock with
return trip tor White river, goinl
through to Jacksonport. She carries
the mail and attends to all business
Walker Outlaw is her purser, which
is a guarantee of all business beiDl
properly attended to.
The Katie Hooper, Capt. Ed. Now
lands splendid Arkansas river mai
packet, will arrive to-day from AR
kansas river aud will leave tomorrow
with a return trip, going through t
Pine Bluff and connecting with tn
Marlin Speed for Little Rock an,
Fort Smith. Captain Jimmy Thomp
soh is her purser, with Mr.. Amo
Day, a clever gentleman. as her super
cargo.
The Cityof Helena, Captain McKec
of the Anchor line, arrived last nigh
from Vicksburg, and leaves the com
pany's wharfboat, footof Union street
this evening at five o'clock for Cair
and st. Louis, carrying the mail, at
tending to all way business and con
Meeting with the principal railroad
for all points east and west. She dis
charged here l89 bales cotton and
few pkgs sundFies, and adds 265 bale
of compressed cotton for the east.
The 0sceola Belle, Captain j.
Andrews excellent upper coast maj
packet, came in on time this mornin
/, with a good list of cotton and othe
greights, and leaves this evening a
a, i've o'clock with a return trip 70
t Osceola, carrying the mail and payin
strict attention to all way business
Captain B. o. Michel, Captain An
= drews' right bower, attends to he
t financial business and has associate
with him in the Office Messrs. Cyru
Fay and Bruz Given.
The splendid mail line packet Sill
verthorn. Captain Henry Cooper i
command, leaves this evening, on he
! regular day, for Hale's Point and tn
5 mouth of 0bion river, oonnectin
: with light-draught steamer for al
I points on tho FoFked Deer and Ohio
r rivers. She is not only a safe carrier
but has elegant passenger accommo
l. dations, and is Offered by ppactica
boatmen. Mr.. Neil Booker, who is
clever gentleman and a new benedict
is her chief clerk, and has for hi
assistant that clever gentleman, NJ. II
y. Tomlinson.
Fhe famous passenger .steame
James Lee, Of the Lee mail line, i
command Of that popular aud worth
gentleman, Captain Stacker Lee
brought in this morning 121 bale
cotton, III sacks seed, 80 bbls oil an.
; % pkgs sundrisS, She leaves thi
evening at 5 o'clock with aleturn tri
for Friar's Point, carrying the mai
and will give prompt attention to al
way business and connects at Glen
dale With the Mobile and Northwest
4 ern railroad. LLOYD Whitlow, a gen
tleman with whom it is a pleasure :
travel and do business. is her chic
clerk and is ably assisted by Messrs
Platt Rhodes, Arthur Brown and Nh