Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-05

packet for obion land Forksd Deer
rivers.
The great Golden City will pass
down tomorrow en- route to New
Orleans.
Allegheny river is putting out con-
siderable ice for the first time this
winter.
The John B. Maude, for this port.
and the Jno. A. Scudder, for New
Orleans, left st. Louis last evening.
The Mary Houston and Andy Baum,
en- route to Cincinnati, passed Evans
vile at noon yesterday.
Mrs. Late Robinson, wife of the
second clerk of the Cons Millar, is
making the round trip with her hus-
band. His sister was here last week
on the Andy Baum, the bride of Clerk
Ned Sherman.
Captain W. H. Moore has sold the
towboat Athletic, to Captain Leonard
Of Brownsville, for $1,000.
The Chas. P. Chouteau with a big
trip of cotton passed Arkansaw City
night before last.
The Josie Harry will arrive to-
morrow, and is the mail packet leav-
ing Saturday for White river.
The Marlin Speed will be here to.
morrow, and leaves Saturday with a
return trip for Arkanfaw river.
The W. P. Halliday, with a big trip,
passed down last evening for New
Orleans adding here about 20 tons.
The City of Alton, from New Or
leans, passed up this forenoon with a
good trip, She discharged here about
900 pkgs.
The st. Jacobs Oil, with Captain
Paul BoytOn on board, was at Pine
Bluff yesterday and will be at Little
Rock tomorrow.
The City of Providence will be
here tonight, and leaves at 5 pm. to-
morrow for Cairo. st. Louis and all
principal way landings.
John Haley, second clerk of the
Coahoma, stopped off yesterday to at.
tend the funeral of his friend Michael
McFadden, who vas buried yesterday
afternoon.
The Belle Memphis, in command Of
Captain |. H. Mckee, is the Anchor
Line packet leaving here tomorrow
lat 10 I'm. for Vicksburg. Henry
Corbyn is her polite clerk.
The R. R. Springer, with 1900 ton
O. freight, passed up this morning
elscharging here about $50 pkgs. Shl
added 200 bbls of oil at Vicksburg anC
1000 bbls Of oil at Helena and Friar
Point.
The JAS. W. Calf departed las
evening for Cincinnati with 1900 bale
cotton, IS bales rags, $500 SKIS cottol
seed meal, 125 bbls oil, 80 tons iron
300 pkgs sundries and a good list o
people.
Tuesdays shipments of coal from
Pittsburg footed up 862, 900 bushels t
Louisville, 244,O00 bushels to Cincin
natl.
The powerful towboat Jos. B. VIII
Hams is te leave Louisville with up
ward of half million bushels of Goa
for the southern market.
DIR. Wayman ofthe Marine Hospita
at Cincinnati, vaccinated the officer
and crew of the steamer w. N. Chan
cellor previous to her departure fror
that port Tuesday evening.
1t is the intention of the Iron Mour
tain Railroad Company to transfe
their passengers and express matter g
Cairo 10 the Mobile & Ohio instead {
Belmont, as heretofore.
The Ste. Genevieve, in command {
Captain G. W. Vickers, arrived la,
evening with another holiday trip, an
will leave this evening with a retur
trip Tor Cairo and ST. Louis. job
Msssengale and Harry Crane are j
charge of the office.
The Will Kyle is at Cincinnati, h,
cargo has all been removed, and Il
boat towed up to Strader's wharf
await the conclusion of Captain Kat
and the underwriters about the poss
billty of restoring her to her form,
condition. In the meantime CAPITA.
Hates is receiving bids relative to IL
cost of rebuilding her.
The Cons Millar arrived last nigl
with $50 tons of freight, and wi
leave at 5 pm. with a return trip fl
all points on the Chic through
Cincinnati, and will give throug
tickets to all points East at very 10
rates. Captain R. W. Lightburn,
No. Z Monroe street, is her agent.
The Dean Adams, in command
Captain Mark r. Check, is the req
lar packet leaving this evening f
Helena, Terrene, Arkansaw City an
all way landings, carrying the ma
and making close connections wit
trains on the Little Rock, Mississippi
river and Texas railroad. Captain /
l.. Cummins presides at the desk, an
is assisted by Lou Brlnham and L,
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