Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-14
freight aud full of people, passed up at
Ia m en- route In Cincinnati

freight aud full of people, passed up al
7 a. m, en- route to Cincinnati.
Theuaratine station at Vicksburl
has ID removed TO Oak Bend some
dista ice below the former location.
The Hard Cash departed last even.
ing for White river on her first triI
Of the season and had fair list 0.
freight.
The James Lee and 0sceola Belle
departed last evening with fair trips
They will be back again, to leave
tomorrow evening.
The Vlrgie Lee departed last even.
ing tor Cincinnati with $50 bales cot,
ton, II bales paper stock, 200 bdli
s eep pelts and several people
Captain R. X. Riley will command
an Billy Blenker and Glenn Nolte
will have charge of the Office of the
new steamer City Of Vicksburg.
The W. P. Halliday for St. Louis
passed up last evening less than -four
days out from New Orleans with SOC
tons Of freight. She put off about 81
pkgs here.
Captain Charles Musselman went
out yesterday in charge of the Office
OF the Marlin Speed, relieving Amo:
Day who will take a position on the
Katie Hooper.
The josie Harry will be due here
Tomorrow night and will lay up unit
September Bird. She is to receive q
thorough overhauling and repaintine
during her retirement.
Men and camp equipage have been
sent to Bayou Bartholomew for the
purpose of building a government boat
TO be used in cleaning obstruction,
from the lake. When this is done,
boats will navigate the same, and
prove great advantage to the plant,
ers Of that section.
The following changes of beacon
lights we're made by the Joseph Henry
between here and Hardin's Point
new light established at Falls Avenue
Baldwin's or Campbell's light
moved down 500 yards, ScanlOn'i
light moved down in the head of Wa.
yerly's field.
The two finest steamers of the An
Choir Line feet will be here to night,
and leave at 10 am. tomorrow. The
City of Providence, in command Of
Captain George w. Lenox, with
Frank Perkins in charge of the office
goes to Vicksburg, and the Belle
Memphis, with Captain l. H. Mckee
on the roof and Henry Corbyn at the
desk, goes to st. Louis. Captain AID
Storm, at the wharf boat, will give
any further information desired.
Captain G. Wash Thompson popu,
lar Memphis and Ohio river packet
Cons Millar, will arrive this afternoon
and leave on Saturday evening with {
return trip for all points on the Ohio
river through to Cincinnati, where She
connects with the different railroads
and gives through tickets to all points
east, at very low rates. The accom-
modations Of the Millar are second Il
none in the line, and her officers wi
be found polite and sociable. Jimm!
Voris is her chief clerk.
Captain Ed Nowland's splendit
passenger steamer Katie Hooper, nov
running in the place of the ldlewild
will leave at 5 pm to-day for Helena
Terrene, Arkapsaw City and all inter
mediate landings, carrying the mail
giving strict attention to all G. 0. d
and other business, and making con
Deotion at her destination with train
on the Little Rock, Mississippi Rive
and Texas railroad, also with tn
swift Dean Adams, for Vicksburl
Captain j, N. Thompson is her polit
clerk.
Captain Harry Brolaski's splendi
Anchor Line packet, John B. MaudC
came in before daylight with fai
trip, and is receiving to leave thi
evening with a return trip for Cairo
St. Louis and all way landings. Pas
sengers contemplating a trip to th
summer resorts of the northwest vii
find the accommodations and tabl
fare Of the Maude equal to any boat o
western rivers, and the officers polit
and attentive to the wants of thei
patrons. Lem Carter is her chic
clerk.