Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-01

with all kinds Of fresh meats at loves
market prices. ut
The City Of Greenville arrived a
st. Louis yesterday, and the Common
wealth left there last evening fol
Vicksburg. The latter passes herr
Sunday at 10 am.
The Clinton will be here in the
morning and leaves from the elevator
at 3 pm to morrow fer Cairo, st. Louis
aud way mail landings. Captain AID.
Storm is her agent.
Captain Thorwegan's new cotton
carrier Helena will be ready to leave
st. Louis next week, with Captain
John o. Crane in command, and VIM.
Fitzgerald in the office.
An effort is being made to pull the
remains OF the IBucke,e State away
fran the head ofthe Louisville canal
dam where it was implanted when the
boat vas destroyed by a collision with
the dam.
The PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
and blank book manufacturing estab-
lishment, 10 Madison street, Memphis,
Tenn is prepared to execute every
kind OF work in their line in superior
style aud at low prices. +
The Guiding Star with 400 tons #
freight, and on her seventh day out
from New Orleans, passed up this
forenoon for the Ohio. She discharged
here 40 hhds and 152 bbls sugar, 50
bbls mOlssses and 300 bdls cotton
ties.
The Anchor Line steamer City Of
Providence, from St. Louis, passed
down this forenoon to Vicksburg,
after discbarging l2O bbls -four, l25
bills meal, 30 bbls onions and 100 rolls
bagging. She also added about %
tons.
The Rene Macready leaves at 5 pm.
70 morrow for Mariana, the Cut OF,
Wittsburg and way landings on
L'Auguille and St. Francis rivers,
making connection with the light
draft steamer Advance for the Sunk
Lands.
The Tiger brought in from the lower
coast 81 bales cotton, 8 bags seed
cotton and 2l7 SKIS cottonseed. She
leaves again this evening for Peters ,
Bledsoe'S and all landings in Council
and Walnut Bends. Captain s. Bas-
ket commands.
One Pittsburg firm, having over
100000 bushels of coal on hand, has
been Obliged to curtail the production
for want of places to put it. When
a good rise comes the coal shippers
will have a feet that will nearly string
out TO Cincinnati.
The Ida Darragh came in this
forenoon and leaves at 5 D m. TO-
morrow on her return trip to Pine
Bluff and way landings on Arkansaw
river, making connection at her des.
tination with the regular packets for
Little Rock and points above.
The New York Times says s. g.
Cox has apnounc d his intention OF
offering a resolution as soon as Con
gress assemblies calling on the Score
tcry of War to report how much Of the
river and harbOr appropriation is
unexpended and then moving that the
unexpended sums be paid back into
the Treasury.
The Josie Harry will be in this
afternoon and is the regular mail boat
leaving tomorrow evening fer all
points on White river through to
J%aCksonport where direct connection
IS made with light draft steamers fol-
upper White and Black rivers. Capt.
Mllt Harry is in command.
The upper White river steamer
Lady Booze, struck asnag on Wed
nesday last and sunk in eight feet o.
wa or. The accident occurred abour
sixteen miles below Batesyille. Hel
cargo which consisted of 200 bales o
cotton and several hundred sacks o
cotton seed was nearly all saved. She
vas not insured, and it is thought vii
prove s total loss.
The Coahoma, in command Of Capt
Henry Cooper, brought in 800 bales o.
cotton, q bags seed cotton and 92i
cotton seed. She is the regular LEI
Line packet leaving this evening fol
0sceola and intermediate landing; on
the upper coast, carrying the mail aud
givipS close attention to all business
intrusted to her. Hugh Tomlinson
assisted by Charles Bourne and John
Rhodes, is in charge Of the Office.
The popular lower coast steamer
James Les, il command Of Captain
Stacker Lee, brought in 37s bales Of
cotton, IL bags seed cotton, 1852 SKIS
cotton seed and so bbls oil. She il
the Lee Line mail packet leaving this
evening for Helena Glendale, Friars
Point AMI intermediate landings, at
lending promptly t, all business that
offers, and conHsetipS with trains on
the Mobile and Northwestern, thl
Helena and Lion Mountain and the
Arkansaw Midland railroads. LLOYD
W. WbitlOw has charge OF the Office
and is assisted by Plat Rhodes, Ar.
thur Brown and Will Ashford.
An Organ Grlpber Deprived Of
y Child He had St0lRS,
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