Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-23

line Tiger, rom Bled50eis, brought
in 81 bales cotton and 662 sacks cotton
seed. She leaves to morrow evening
with the return trip.
The Belle Shreveport and s. H.
Parlsot are both due down on their
way to New Orleans.
The Katie Hooper will be in to-
morrow and leaves on Wednesday at
Bpm. with a return trip for Pine Bluff
and way landings on Arkansaw river.
The Josie Harry did not get way
until last evening, but left for White
river with a good trip of freight.
The City Of Vicksburg is the An
Choir Line packet leaving here at 10
am. tomorrow for Cairo and St.
Louis.
The Golden Crown will be due down
to morrow on her way to New0rleans.
Captain AID Storm is agent.
The Cons Millar, for Memphis, and
the Golden Rule, for New Orleans, left
Cincinnati Saturday night.
The channel of the river between
Cairo and St. Louis is washing out
and boats are having but little trouble
now.
The Commonwealth, of the Anchor
Line, passed down yesterday on time
for Vicksburg, and added about 40
tons.
The wreck Of the burned steamer
Robert h. Lee, as she lies sunk about
80 miles below Vicksburg, is to DO sold
to morrow.
The Annie P. Silver left st. Louis
last Saturday and will be due down
" Wednesday morning on her way to
New Orleans.
The Rapid Transit, which is being
converted into a sidewheel boat at
Covington, KY, is to have her name
changed to P. j. Collins.
The office of the Thomas Sherlock
this season will be in charge OF Ames
Fisher and Lew Briggs, and John
Perry will have charge Of the cabins.
Captain Harry Brolaski's new and
elegant Anchor Line packet, Arkan-
sls City, passes here at 10 a.m TO-
morrow bound for Vicksburg.
The City of Cairo, from Vicksburp.
passed up yesterday Tor st. Louis. She
added here l07 bales Of eastern bound
cotton for reshipment at Cairo.
The r. r. Springer left New Or.
leans Saturday evening and will 20 to
Cairo this trip. The John A. Scud-
der left at the same time for st. Louis.
Engineer Darragh is overhauling
the machinery Of the Maumelle, at
Little Rock, and by Wednesday will
resume her trips in the upper Arkan-
saw river.
Seessel, Ashner & Co., beef and
pork packers, Nos. 5 and 6 Howard row
are prepared to furnish steamboats,
with all kinds of fresh meats at lowest
market prices. 1T
The City OF Helena, in command Of
Captain Elem Calvert, is the Anchor
Line packet leaving here at 8 p m. for
Cairo, st. Louis and way mail landings.
George Walton is her polite clerk.
1t would be a good idea to get up a
shellboat, skif, or tug a G on the river
in front Of the city, for Thursday af-
ternoon. There'll be people here on
that day who never saw a steamboat.
The Centennial, with about $50
tons Of freight, passed up this morn.
ing for st. Louis. She discharged
here 1900 bundles of cotton ties, II
head Of cattle, 20 barrels of sugar, 4
barrels mOlasses and about 100 pack,
ages of sundries.
The harbor tug, 0riole, sunk at the
foot of Beal street at the time of the
Golden City disaster, has been raised
The hull is worthless but the ma,
chinery is good, and will probably b.
sent to Pittsburg to be used in another
boat.
The james W. Calf, on account O
a scarcity OF labor, was detained unit
yesterday noon, when she left fofUin
c%innati with lie bales of cotton. "a
bales of rags, 703 barrels of oil, 2lOt
sacks of cotton seed meal, 30 barrels o
iron, 1900 feet of lumber and a fai
list of people.
The great iron steamer Charles 2
Chouteau, with 1900 tons of freight
passed down yesterday forenoon OF
her first trip of the season in the New
Orleans trade. She added 20 bales o
cotton at Hope6eld, had engagement
for 1000 at Helena and expected 300t
more at points below.
The James Lee brought ia 1856 BALE
cotton, l743 SKIS cotton seed and a goot
lot of people. She is the regular lie,
Line mail packet leaving this evening
Tor Helena, Glendale, Friars Poin
and way landings, making close con
nection with trains on the Mobile anC
Northwestern, the Helena and IroI
Mountain, and the Arkansaw Midland
railroads. Captain Stacker Lee com
mands, with the Office in charge o
Lloyd Whitlow, assisted by Plat
Rhodes, Arthur Browne aud Viii
Ashford.
The Coahoma brought in 437 bale
cotton, 10 bags seed Gotten and IL
sacks cotton seed. She is the lie,
Line packet leaving this evening will
a return trip for Osceola and wa
Landings on the upper coast, carrying
the mail and attending promptly Il
all business intrusted to her. Captain
Henry Cooper commands, with tn,
9 Office in charge Of Hugh Tomlinson
assisted by Charles Bourne and Johl
Rhodes.
The Dean Adams brought in %
bales cotton, IL bags seed cotton ant
l476 SKIS cotton seed. She is tn
Adams Line mail packet leaving thi
evening for Helena, Terrene, Arkan
saw City and way landings, making
close connection at her destination
with trains on the Little Rock, Mis-
sissippi River and Texas railroad
Captain Mark r. Cheek commands
with the Office in charge of Captain
: A. j.. Cummins, assisted by Wake
Outlaw and Lee Oummins, jr.
Business men will find it to thei
, interest to have their job printin
done at tho PUBLIC LEDGER job print
Office, ID Madison street.