Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-28

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Kate Adams leaves at 8 pm.
But little business Gdoing at tie
landing.
The Harry Brown is due to. day
with a tow OF coal for this port.
The Granite State, from this port,
arrived at Cincinnati yesterday.
The upper Ohio is falling at Pitts
burg, but rising rapidly at Cincinnati.
The VIII Kyle, OF the 90" Line,
left Cincinnati last evening for New
Orleans,
The Centennial and City of Green
vile, both bound for New Orleans,
left st. Louis last evening,
The toWboat John A, Wood, with
80 boats and barses of coal, is due
down bound for New Orleans.
The Josie Harry will arrive to-.
morrow night, and returns to White
river at the usual hour Saturday oven.
ing.
The Anchor Line steamer john A.
Scudder was expected to pass down
this forenoon, on her way to New Or.
leans.
John Clemens, late a popular river
and leVse clerk, has accepted a posi-
ton in the Boatmen's Bank, Of st.
Louis.
The City of Helena and the City Of
Cairo, which were laid up at Cairo
during the ice embargo, arrived az St.
Louis yesterday.
Captain john Woodburn, an cd
time Arkansaw river boatman, passed
up yesterday to Cincinnati as passen.
ger on the Golden Rule.
MIR. Benton Hewitt, q well known
Arkansaw river pilot, was married on
Sunday last in Little Rock to Miss
Mollle Raney of that city,
The Commonwealth, in command Of
Captain j.. I. McUord, is announced
to pass here at 10 am Tomorrow for
Vicksburg and way landings.
The Golden Crown, from New
Orleans, passed Vicksburg yesterday
and should pass here tomorrow even.
ing on her way to Cincinnati.
} The Ste, Genevieve left St. Louis
last evening for this port. She will
arrive early Saturday morning and go
back 10 the evening at the usual hour
The governm /. Mt steamer Mississippi
passed down to Lake Providence last
night after adding the three barges
she Left at Mound City a few days
since.
The Dean Adams and Coahoma
will be the Lee Line packets leaving
to morrow evening, the former for
Helena and FriArs Point aud the lat
ter for 0sce1la.
THE Golden Rule, five and a half
days out from New Orleans, with llOt
tons,passed up yesterday for the Ohio
She discharged near 200 pckgs ant
added a few people.
Walter, the eldest son of Pilot Yves,
Ovens, OF the steamer James Lee, wa,
seriously iOjured yesterday at the
Kennesaw Foundry, on Madison
street, where he was Employed.
The Vint Shinkle will arrive THU
afternoon, and is announced to leave
at 5 pm, tomorrow for all points OF
the Ohio river through to Cincinnati
Captain r. w. Lightburne is hel
agent.
The David r. Powell, under tht
auspices OF the Anchor Line, is an
nounced to pass here this evening fol
New Orleans, leaving from the Eleva
tor Building, Captain AID Storm i
her agent.
The Fannie Tatum, which took
small load of cotton from Arkansav
river to New Orleans, has laid up a
The latter port aud Captain Conway
her commander, is visiting his famil
at P%ittsburg, Pa.
The Katie Hooper is due from Ar
kansaw river, and leaves to.morro,
evening on her return trip to Pin
Bluff and way landings, connectin
. with the regular packets for Littl
|, Rock and points above.
The PUBLIC LEDGER job priutiu
7 and blank book manufacturing estah
> lishment, 10 Madison street, Memphi
3 Tenn, is prepared to execute ever
I kind OF work in their line in superiC
r style and at low prices. +
The Secretary Of War has autho
lied Captain w. j., MARSHALL to ],
9 tho contract fer dredging Vicksbu,
n harbor to Colonel RitterhOusc Moor
. Of Mobile, Ala hi BID being the Low
Is. OF ali 90 .testants for the work.
Tae wreeking boat T. L, Ecker