Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-10

. Ter C0ah0ma, from OsceOla-374
, bales cotton, 127 bags seed cotton
2556 SKIS cotton seed.
Captain james Remission is comma
/ down a passenger ON the Golden Rule
| to visit his Tennessee home.
Per Dean Adams, from Arkansaw
City-467 bales cotton, So bags seed
cotton, Az SKIS cotton seed.
Il. The W. P. Halliday, for New Or
leans, left st. Louis Saturday. and
passes here Wednesday at 10 am.
The local packets brought in yes
terday l839.bales cotton, 259 bags seed
cotton, and 38l5 sacks cotton seed.
Per Plow Boy, from Arkansaw
river-SO bales cotton As bags seed cot
ton, 70 SKIS cotton seed, II dry hides.
Charlie Leftwich went out Satur-
day as second clerk of the Marlin
Speed, in place Of VIII Darragh, who
was unwell.
Gus. Cummins, son of Captain Lee
Cummins, chief clerk of The Dean
Adams, is very sick with an attack of
typhoid fever.
The Golden Rule left Cincinnati
Saturday evening for New Orleans,
and is the lead of the Southern Trans
portation Line.
The repairs Of the Mark Twain are
almost completed, and when finished,
she will start out in the Memphis and
Dyersburg trade.
The Plow Boy brought out of Ar
kansaw river 229 bales of cotton, 149
bales of which she reshipped at Ter
rene for New Orleans.
The Tiger will be in to morrow
morning and leaves in the evening
with a return trip for Cottonwood
Point and way landings.
The Grand Tower, for st. Louis.
passed up yesterday forenoon, adding
here 40 bales Of eastern bound cotton
for reshipment at Cairo.
The Gold Dust from st. Louis
passed down yesterday forenoon. She
put of l03l pkgs and added about 30
tons for Vicksburg and way landings.
The Lee line packet, Rene Ma
cready, will be 10 this afternoon and
leaves TO- morrow evening with a re-
turn trip for Helena and all way land
ingS.
Mr.. VIM. Rees, son of Captain
James Rees, Of Pittsburg, left Satur.
day on the Marlin Speed, and will
make the round trip, the guest of.
Captain Ed. Rowland.
The Oakland and barges, from New
Orleans, passed up yesterday after
noon, dropping here the government
launch that has been stationed at
Vicksburg during the past summer.
The Coahoma, from Osceola,
brought in yesterday the blue ribbon
trip OF The season, 574 bales cotton.
III sacks cotton, and 1856 bags cotton
seed, which is equal to 1882 bales cot
ton.
The City of Greenville, in command
of Captain Joe Bryan, is the Anchor
Line packet leaving here at 10 am
to morrow for Vicksburg and way
landings. Charlie QuenseI is her DO.
lite clerk.
The City of Yicksburg is the
Anchor Line packet leaving here at
10 am. to morrow for Cairo and st.
Louis. Captain r. X. Riley com
mands and Billy BlenAer has charge
Of the office
The John b. Maude, in command
OF Captain Harry Brolaski, arrived
this morning with a good trip. She
leaves agaia at 5 pm. for Cairo, st.
Louis aud way mail landings. Lem
Carter is her polite clerk.
The Mike Davis, in command of
Captain .. X Joplin, will leave to
morrow evening for Mariana, the cut
off, and all way landings on
hAngnille and st. Francis rivers.
Ed Banning is chief clerk.
The dust at the foot of Union street
leading to the river is six inches deep.
A little rain will change it into mud.
and then those having business at the
Anchor Line w~barfboat had better 20
around by way of Be4l street.
The Golden Grown is announced to
pass here Tomorrow evening for Gin
cinuati.' This is the first through
boat Tor several months, Freight for
the Golden Crown will be received at
the Anchor Line wharf boat.
The Annie p. Silver, for New Or.
leans, passed down Saturday evening
with a big trip. She took on 2ll bales
OF cotton at Fulton, 70 bales here and
l78 bales at Seanlon's Landing. all
destined to New Orleans.
The Macaronians and their friends
had a pleasant time yesterday at
Camp No. 999, a few miles down the
river. The use of the Mike Davis
having been rendered to the club by
Captain j. D. Randall.
The Plow Boy, now in port, is
receiving to leave at 5 pm tomorrow
for Pine Bluff and all way landings on
Arkensaw river, carrying the mail
and making connection with lighter
boats for Little Rock and points
above.
The smiling co~untenance of Pilot
Ferd Montana will be missed by his
friends here for the next three or four
months, he having left here on Satur-
day last to. meet the Cherokee, on
which boat he will do the circular
work during the cotton season.
The local inspectors at this po,ti
have revoked the license Of Walter
Estep and suspended that of George
Liehtner. Both are first class
engineers, but they allow whisky to
get the better of them, and for this
reason their license has been revoked
or suspended.
The upper coast mail packet Coaho
ma leaves this e~veningfor 0sceola and
all way landings, giving strict atten-
ton to all G. o. D. and other business
entrusted to her. Captain Henry
Cooper commands. and the Office is in