Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

Clear weather.
River falling steadily.
Some activity on the levee.
Vint Shinkle for Cincinnati, 5 ppm.
The John S. Bransford will leave to-
morrow for Helena, her headquarters.
The Josie Harry departed for White
river with a good trip Of both freight and
people.
Mate John g, Holder went out Satur-
day in charge of the lower deck of the
Josie Harry.
The Commonwealth, for V~icksburg,
and the City 0 fCairo, for st. Louis, passed
here yesterday forenoon.
The Plow Boy will be in tonight, and
leaves on Wednesday at 5 pm. with a re-
turn trip for Arkansaw river.
Arthur Browne, Of the clerical force of
the James Lee, has returned from a couple
of weeks recreation up the country.
The Fulton is the packet leaving to-
morrow evening, in place Of the Rene
Maeready, for st. Francis river, going
through to Wittsburg.
The Anchor Line packets leaving at 10
am. tomorrow will be the City of Vicks-
burg, for st. Louis, and the Arkansas
City, for Yicksburg. Both are elegant
steamers.
The Katie Hooper viii be- in tomorrow
morning, and leave on Wednesday even
ing with a return trip for White river, in
place Of the Hard Cash.
The Coahoma is the Lee Line mail
packet leaving this evening for Osceola
and way landings on the upper coast, Civ
ing strict attention to all business en-
trusted to her. Captain Henry Cooper
commands, with Hugh TOmlinsOn and
Charles Bourne in charge Of the OH e.
The james Lee, in command Of Cap
tain tacker Lee, il the regular mai
packet leaving this evening for Helena
Glendale, Friars Point and 81 way land.
iRgs, making close connection with train
on the Mobile and Northwestern, Arkan,
saw Midland and Iron Mountain rail.
roads. Lloyd w. Whitlow p,esides at Oh,
desk, and is assisted by Plat Rhodes anC
Arthur Browne.
The fast ana elegant steamer Dear
Adams, in command Of Captain Mark II
Cheek, is the mail packet leaving thi
evening for Helena, TsfTene, Arkansav
City and way Landings, niskiBg close con
nection at her destination with trains OF
the Little Rock, Mississippi River am
Texas railroad. Captain A. L. Cummin
is in charge of the Office, assisted b,
Walker Outlaw and Lee Cummins, jr.
The Vint Shinkle arrived last eyenini
from Cincinnati with 1855 pckgs of freigh
and a good list Of people. She had III
same all out by noon and was receiving 4
leave at 5 pm. for all points on the Obi
river through TO Cincinnati, where SD
makes connection with the different raj
roads and tickets passengers through I
points East at very low rates. The Shin
kle has splendid accommodations. carrie
a full string band, and is in charge {
clever officers. Colonel j. ID. Moore an
AID Bennett are in charge Of the Office.
The latest addition TO the Anchor Lin,
the new and pretty Arkansas City, i
command of Captain Harry Brolaskf, wi
arrive tonight and leave here to-morro'
ut 10 a. m. for Vicksburg and principal wa
landings. The Arkansas City is a new an
beautiful steamer, just from the builder
hands, and il a counterpart OF the othC
steamers Of the line completed during III
past year. She has large and elegai
staterooms, finely furnished, and has a
ready earned a reputation for speed.
splendid reception awaits her at ArkaI
saw City, where she will be presente
with a beautiful stand Of colors. She wi
be at Arkansaw City Wednesday ever
ing.
Passengers for Eastern points wishin
10 take part passage BY river willfnd n
splendid steamer Mint Shinkle at the Liant
ing preparing to leave at 5 pm, for Cir