Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-15

Baton Rouge leaves New Ufleans this
evening for Be. Louis.
The railroad prckets Katie Hooper
and Rene Macready have ceased their
trips until the next food.
The Dean Adams will be in to-
night, and is the mail packet leaving
Monday evening for Arkansaw City.
The Ooahoma and james Lee are
the mail packets leaving Monday
evening for the upper and lower coast.
Captain 0. K. Joplin, accompanied
by his wife, left yesterday for Hot
Springs to enjoy three weeks rest.
The Vint Shinkle, for Memphis,
and the Guiding Star, for New Or
leans, will leave Cincinnati this even.
ing.
The City Of Vicksburg arrived at
st. Louis yesterday, and the City Of
Helena left there last evening for this
port.
The John S. Bransford arrived this
morning, and leaves on Tuesday next
with a return trip for St. Francis
river.
The Centennial, which has been
undergoing extensive repairs at Madi-
son, is to leave there tomorrow for
st. Louis.
The harbor tug James 0'Connor,
sent from Pittsburg to take the place
Of the Oriole, recently sunk by the
Golden City, arrived yesterday.
Al Simpson, the courteous second
clerk of the Anchor Line Steamer
Jno. B, Maude, is accompanied by his
wife who is making the round trip.
The David R. Powell, from Ouach-
ita river, will be due up to morrow,
bound for st. Louis. Captain AID
Storm, at the wharfboa t, is her agent
The Thomas Sherlock, with good
trip, passed down yesterday evening
for New Orleans. She put off near
300 pkgs and added $50 SKIS oil meal
and 3O4 SKIS peas.
The sale of Jos. Walton & Co. s coal
and towboat property announced to
take place at Pittsburg on the Goth
inst, is attracting a good deal of at
tention in coal circles.
The U. P. Schenck, with 400 tons Of
! freight, and six days out from New
| Orleans, passed up last evening. She
put off "a few pkgs and added ZIG bbls
Of molasses for Pittsburg.
Local Inspectors Garrett and Rails
ton leave by rail tomorrow for Cairo
on official business. They will be
absent week or ten days, and visit
several points in Arkansaw.
The Andy Baum departed last
evening for Cincinnati with 200 bales
cotton, 20 bales.rags, 100 bbls oil, 2l0C
SKIS cotton seed meal, 10000 feet lum.
Der and fair list of people
| The last gate of the several Ken.
lucky river locks has now been hung
| the lower gate Of Lock No. 1-ant
boats have uninterrupted passage to {
point several miles above Frankfort
!, A dispatch from Captain Jolly state
that the w. p. Halliday lett Cair,
last evening and will pass here thi
afternoon bound for the Crescent City
Owen G. Gates is in charge of tn
Office.
Mr.. Stirret Pepper, the only sur
viving son and heir of the late Capt
I James H. Pepper, has been confne,
> to his room in New Orleans sine
February % with rheumatism, but
! mending.
The James w. Calf will arriv
! Monday, and leaves Tuesday eveHin
with a return trip to Cincinnati an
: way landings on the Ohio river. Cap
r tain Il. W. Lightburne, No Z Monro
street, is her agent.
The Gold Dust, in command Q
Captain J. T. McCord, is the Ancho
Line packet leaving here at 10 an
tomorrow for Cairo, St. Louis an
n principal way landings. Henry Deit
= rich is her polite clerk.
n The new Anchor Line steamer Cit
Of Cairo will arrive to night, an
n leaves here at 10 I'm. to morrow fC
II Vicksburg and way landings. 1t
: said that Captain Vickers, upon th
: arrival of his boat, will take uni
himself partner who has consente
TO continue with him his yoyal
through lite.
The new and splendid steamer
A. Woodson, in command of Capital
r. i P. Drake, is the mail packet leaV
ing to day for Pine Bluff and all We
landings on Arkansaw river, attendir
promptly to all business that offer
and making direct connection with tt
regular packets for Little Rock an
points above. Captain Chas. Muse
man presides at the desk, and is al
s. sisted by W. J. Ashford, jr.
} The Anchor Line steamer John
r, Maude arrived from St. Louis with
good trip of freight, comprising 367
pkgs, including ll09 bbls -four, II
bbls meal, 619 SKIS corn, 100 SKIS oat
: % SKIS bran, 62 bales hay and 500 rol
!, bagging. She has the same all GU
u and is receiving to leave promptly
= pm. to-day for Cairo, st. Louis al
q way mail landings. Captain Harl
. Brolaski commands, with Lem Cart
q q and Al Simpson in charge of Il
y Office.
> . Captain Milt Harry's fast and Ell
CANT steamer, Josie Harry, is the ma
a. packet leaving at 5 pm. to- day f
# Helena, Terrene, Devall's Bluff, Al
gusts, Newport, and all way landing
i attending promptly to all business e
= trusted to her, including way landin
4 on the Mississippi river. She al
- makes close connection at her destin
! tion with light draught steamers +,
Wk.Ln DILL III