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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-06
sPUReE0s's sEnmONs.
A Critical Estimate of Their
Power and EIOquence.
Harpsr,s Monthly.

Few preachers who have been as
long and constantly before the public.
on the platform and in the pulpit, rs
MIR. Sprugeon, wear as well as he, or
have SO greatly disappointed the
prophecies that were volunteered con-
corning them at the outset of their
career. When he first began preach
ing in London, nearly thirty years ago,
at the age OF twenty one, his eloquence
and power we're OF kind to enforce a
certain recognition; but at the same
time it was predicted that both would
be soon spent, and he was generally
regarded as another instance of that
meteoric preeocity which flashes rap
idly into notoriety only to fade
away as quickly and be clean
forgotten. A reading Of such
Of bis sermons of that early
period as have been collected and
published, with others of later date,
oy the Messrs. Carter, in a series of
ten volumes, reveals few OF the usual
marks of precocity. From the first
they are notable for their sedateness,
their restrained enthusiasm, their deep
thoughtfulness and earnest spiritual
ity, their practical but penetrating
appeals to the conscience, their robust
common sense and downright democ.
racy, and their opulence of homely
but vigorous and opposite illustrations
suggested by a close observation OF
man and Of all the phases and opera
tions of nature. these characters
tics have not faded away with his
youth, but have become more marked
as his mind has matured, and with
their development there has been a
steady increment Of the wisdom and
knowledge that come OF experience.
His language, always clear, nervous,
forcible and directive speak now
more particularly with reference
to the latest volume of
his collected sermons, being the tenth
Of the series above spoken of-has
become more and more terse and
idiomatic, and has been rarely eaualed
by any Of his contemporaries in copi-
BUSINESS, purity and severe simplicity.
Mr.. Surgeons eloquence, though
brilliant, is not OF the highest imagi-
native type, 1t appeals to the con
science and the sense of duty rather
than to the passions or the fancy, and
even in its highest fight is diadactic,
automatic and practical, rather than
poetical or inspiring. the object Of the
preat her evidently being less to cap
tivate the feelings or to delight the
intellect than to touch the heart and
influence the conduct. Save Dean
Goulburn, We know of no living
preacher whose sermons, as completely
as the later sermons of Mr.. Spur.
geon, address themselves to the wants
Of young, Christians, and, indeed, Of
sincere but weak and stumbling
Christians of all ages, or are as rich
in practical aids to personal holiness.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-06
General Trade,

1
The leading topie among produce
dealers at present is nsW pltstoes
Some 300 bbls have been received
packed and shipped since Monday
morning, andIsst evening and this fore.
noon, the bluff in front Of the city was
the camping place of numerous ccun.
try wagons, which arrived full of loose
potatoes and went back empty, OF
with empty barrels. Shippers expect
the movement to be active before the
close Of the present week. At pres.
ent they pay 81 per Dbl measure, and
the feeling is steady with the ipdica-
tons pointing to say $l.75 to 50 as the
ruling figure for some time to come,
though even potato dealers cannot see
sntO iuturity any better than other
prophetic wiSeaerss. Fhe value Of
new potatoes at Cincinnati two days
ago was $3.50 to $500 per Dbl from
store, and if no better figures can
be obtained in the other cities
there is 9Ot mapb profit, in
sight for shippers al the
figures now ruling here. The msat
markets are drOopy at all points.
Within the past three weeks values
have declined ! to &c per ID on all
classes, and SINGS Monday morning
pork has fallen ID to zoo per bbl, cut
meats Is to zoe per cwt, and lard Ii d
shade of at the principal markets OF
Isgpply. AT New Orleans coffee has
declined IL PcF pound on all classes
since Monday Sugar, .tils, Rqd other
Southern products remain quiet ana
wholly unchanged, and corn meal is
| very dull there at 1915 per bbl. The
,, tone Of gGlEss here for feed stufs is
easy for everything sEseBt corr, which
} is quiet and steatS.v 4 Poultry and
eggs exhibit no new features. The
strawberry season has been over for
some days hereabOpts, but in Ohio
river cities they are quoted at SLID
to 300 per "a quart crate. The rasp-
berry crop is now. coming into market
here. 49, ''''@ =" 10
FLOUR AND MEAL Single bbls
of 1our sell at $4a6 rs pGr Dbl for common
to fancy family, and Sal % for uat6Ets
Cornmell So Gba2 IS per Dbl.
FEEDSTUFFT-Oorn from first hands
57a5Sc per blu; from store 60aG2c for shelled
in SKIS. Oats 5ll56c per bu in lots and in
n small way. Bran SIC per ton and 81 per
cwt for wheat; corn do $l4 pep ton and T5c
per cwt. Hay dull ut $Sal3 per ton aud 70
| a9le pAF cwt for western, including conf
mon 10 primo, strictly choice not offering;
prairie dull Ut sons 80 per ton and S5a46c
per cwt
VEGETABLES-Old potat0ap dull al
81 75a2 per Dbl and 50a70c per bu, nov
per Dbl, 81 60aS so; sweets quietSl 5la2
per Dbl. Cabbage, loose, $40 per 100 head
for choice; onions, per Dbl, $4a4 50 snap
beans Toe per bu measure; old white beans
dull ut 81 25a2 10 per bu; peas 60ca$l per
bu as per quality with avery dulllt0p6,
FRUITS Dried apples per, ID 6aSoI
peaches dried NJ 3habc per lb lemons
" 76a8 80 per box; oranges s8ai per box.
| BUTTER ~ Country do plentiful al
12alGc per N, and extra prairie l8a20c;
Western Ito BIC, as per quality; cheese
dull at l2al2lcior factory. ns'6ahn s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-06
The Lord Chief Justice Of En-.
gland Coming Over.
Special to the Commerci,I Go,o,,o

Special to the Commercial Gazette.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-The De,
partment of Justice has information
that Lord Uoleridge, the Lord Chief
Justice Of England, contemplates a
visit Of three months to this couptry.
He will sail for New York from Liy.
erpool about the middle of August
neSt, ACCOMPANIED by his san as his
seoretaryl sir james Harmon, of the
Priyy Council frank of President of
the Probate, Divorce and Admiralty
Division Of the HiVhCourt Of j usticej,
and Charles Russell, member Of Par
lament for Dendalk, Ireland, at pres
snt the lesdeF of the English bar and
leader among the Liberal members
Of the House Of Commons. Mr.. Rus.
sell is a nephew of the late DR.. Russell,
President Of Maynooth College, Ire.
land: Lord Coleridge will be the first
Lord Chief Justice Of England to
Visit America, His coming over is in
answer to an Invitation OF the New
York State Bar Association.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-06
POULTRY AND Eegs--cblot

! POULTRY AND EGGs-Chioken,
~ zoa3 per doc for voting, as per size. old
u ioa3 % per doz, the latter for best hens.
NO demand FIR ducks, geese or turkeys.
Eggs IS 10 lie per doz.
MEATS AND LARD--Jobbers FIJI cash
orders for smoked shoulders packed al
9a9sc do crs llXall &c, do clear lls<s
llBc; mess pork $40 50a21; hams. l3ial4l;
bacon, l34al3s; bulk shoulders 8saglc do
CT l0sal0f. Lard, in tcs. ll4alli; keg:
and hf bbls llHal1s<; pals. ~; small
pkgs at the usual advance
COFFEE-Firm at 9al4c per lb for
Rio, and 25a26c for Java.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Pe m
Ior Q K, ,o%s7 &c, IS per quality; do c,
ootaetcioo white, s1asSSc; granulated, Sta
We pow'd and G loaf, lO9sI01<c. Molas-
BAGG1NG ANDTIES-values range
nom no h, lsss per 10 for baggingi 81 S5al 50
CANNED G0ODS-oysters, l and 2
10 full VT, II Goal 70 per doz; It VT 65ca
II OF pie peaches, 2a3 ID, 81 GOAL rs;
standard do 81 50a2 10; strawberries, 81 81
81 %; corn, 8Scasl Is; string beans, 81 90
for 2 ID standards -.
HIDES AND LEATHER - Dry
hint hides, l5al6c per ID for No. /; 12al8c
for No. 2; dry sailed, l0al2c; green sailed.
6a7c; green, 4a6o; Tallow, 61a71c. Bees
wax, 28a32c Wool, 22a24c Der ID.
Feathers, 36a40e. Harness, oak sole and
skirting leather, 86a40c Der ID; hemlock
sole, 27a3Oci French calf, $40a60 per doz;
domestic. S24a40 per de
MACKEREL-Hf bbls, S. 80. IS 90 and
Va % for Nos. l, 2 and 8; kits do 96, so
and 75c each. ~ I.a' - -
SUNDRIES-Salt 81 5Oa1 60 per Dbl.
Soap, 4a6c per ID. Cider, 81 80 Tor bbls
and $4 00a4 70 for hf do; pickles.
81 0OR7 so for bbls and 81 25s4 80 for hf
do; oatmeal and cracked wheat.
6Oa5 for hf bbls; rice, 5a71<c per
BUILDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
50 % per keg. Lime, 95caSl per Dbl
Cement, Coal 10 per Dbl for Louisville;
" 6O for kosedale, and "a 50a5 for Port
land. Plaster, 81 SO. Lumber, yellow
pine flooring, SIS; rough framing, Sl4;
dressed, so per Nlathing, 81 75a2 per M;
shingles, $3a4 81 per M. :
COTTON SEED, OIL, ETO.-Cotton
seed at river landing SIG per ton; seed
meal, $l7 50al860 per ton; oil cake,
SILL oil, S5a83e for crude; 62a60c for re-
fined and 45a46ie per gal for cooking oil.
LIVE STOCK-Choice beef cattle &c;
do medium 4Ka5Kc per ID gross; other
classes 11a4Mc, as per quality; yearlings,
SOAP each; mich cows $20a40; per head;
sheep 4a6c per ID, for good mutton quail
tiles, and SIa1 SO perhead for poor;
lambs $Sa9 so per head for medium and
7a11Ic per pound for choice. Mules at
200 TO $llO EACH horses at $S5 to $50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-06
Tickets, a. Halves, 81.
Msn-rssTdsns Mo.....

No: 49lS-In the ChAncery Court OF sbaIhv
county, Ienn.-C l. Ball VS. H Bali 'n'iOs
in tbs ca1se i tS0t phi which Is sworn to
u resident Of DeKalb, Texas. ana . Dal'
resident OF the State of Tennessee '"On-
1t is therefore ordered that he mai. ~.
appearances herein, at the Courthouse n ~
S fora RI cSqnt IN Memphis, Tenn, on or be-
snswsT s I ~ dhOnoay In July 1888. and plead,
n same will be. taken for confesSsd OF OF
70 nlm and set for hearing ex- parte: ana ,h -
sseopy THIS order be published once a ws sas'
I H ioar successive weeks, in the PubIi:
This ed day of May, 1893,
A copy-Attest:
D. r BLACK. Clerk and Mast.,
~ NJ Bradley, D. q. AM anu HAAS'ers
AaSiOr q Valr0li, soils for oompPt.
III n a. 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-06

No. 1913 In the Chancery Copr, ossh.,,-
county, TeRn.-Wm nj Fatrinston snn,,
Alan, stC; VS. Sarah Sadie Ware ct al.
happening nom bill which is s1o,n ~
IN this cause that the defendapis n n
5 toser ana A Tozer are non residents of The
slate Of rennsssee and that the names AMI mi
a, 81 residence OF tho heirs u W /, Van
DYKE. deceased are unknown and eann,tb.
asfcertalned after 9llipent inquiry. 70
Nls therefore ordered that they make THAR
sppearanee herein, az the courthouse of Shei.
~ county IN Memphis, Tenn, on or beiops
we hIst Monday In July, 1883, and plesd
answer or demur to complainant Bill a. az
same WI 70 taken for confessed as 10 thom
and set Tor hearing ox-parto, and thaf 4 co,,,
OF thh order be published once a veal w NJ.
This sd day Of May, 1888, '' Aeuses.
A oopy-Atlesk
By ] M Bradley, ID 0 and M ""u ~
'''''"' ''i ln Il Ii am
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-06
Nonresident Notice.

No. 469-In the ChanceYy Court of sh.u.
county, Tenn.-M A Chase ct al Va LANAI
Happening from pmended hill hill =
= sW9rn 10 IN tbis cause that The " dasand Il
StnS hSies y Joiner, is resident of The
bs sr ST u AsSansas and that Mary Wright and
ST. Ssr husband - Wright are residents of tba
Stste Of Missouri, and that ali Of them S Sps
nyI11-tesldents Of the State of Tennessee.
-, Is therefore ordered that they naks
seen seen appearance herein, at the Courthouse N
pneiDy county, IN Memphis, Tennessee. on az
DeIoIe the hrst Monday in July, 1883. and
pieau, answer o. demur to Complain
ant amended bill or the same viii be
taken for confessed as to them and set foo
nearing ex-parte and that a copy Of this
Oroer % published once q week for four
successive weeks in the Public Ledger.
This 2lst day of May, 1883.
a Copy-Attost:
ROBERT J BLACK, andM.
Hy BRADLEY, DCapdM.
Wright, Folkes L Wright and il DuRo,.
sYII lVi OoHpiaihaht, 70 76 50 50
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Attachment NOsiCe.


No. 4N Befars @ n Powell, j p for Shelby ANN
VIM Rodgers. " ~ anu
N this cause an attachment having besn
n sued out under section 1856 of the Co5e ~
tennessee, and returned levied unon IN
property Of the defendants. G Al DOYLE ana
William Rodgers, and affidavit bevins
been made that defendants are indebted TO tbe
plalnVtip the sum Of S9S, due BY aeeonnt anS
that the claim is just, and that the deien5s ,
ore non-Tesidents of the State OF Tennessss !,
Is therefore ordered, that said defenSss,tns
n make their personal appearance before ma ON
the 6ta day Of July, 1888, at ~ oSeioct =,
at my. office, No. Madison styeet M N.
pins; tennessee, and defend said attSch.
mept suit within the time prescribed by 1 isw
OF sa .as same VIII be proceeded with er-paste.
Ledger. '-N PUG uDlie
This ~ ., The 4, slst day OfMay. 1888.
""H" Gk p0WEL,sJP
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Rilssissippi River CommI.s,ou-

AAiSSAsslppl River Commission,
VIoKsBURG.-General Comstock
Captain Sears and Maior Parrod
members of the River Commission
were in the city. General ComstocE
Is iavorably impressed with the work
at Providence, and is satisfied that the
plan and work done there is a perfect
success, and will accomplish the de-
sired end, and result in permanent
benefit to the navigation of the
river. In the reach some very
decided changes have been made in
channel there-all made as predicted
BY Captain VIM. L. Marshall. A
most careful inspection was made of
the revetment work down at Delta
Point, and it was found that not the
slightest portion of the work had
given away. Gen. Comstock saws that
the revetment work at Delta Point
has demonstrated beyond cavil that
1t is possible to hold the bank and
prevent it from csving at any place bv
this method on the Mississippi. The
work at this point has had a fair and
strong test. 1t has withstood the at
tacks of the strongest current in the
river for a period of several months
without yielding, and any other bank
where revetment work is thoroughly
dece will do the same. An inspection
OF the dredging work now in progress
In the harbOr was rade, and, in the
opinion Of those gentlemen, the plan
OF making deep water will eventually
prove successful. G neral Comstock
for New York; Captain Sears, for ST
Louis; and Major Parrod, for New |
Orleans, departed bylast nights train.
Work has been resumed on the Provi. |
dence reach; A force of 500 mon are |
now engaged at that point
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-06
Attachment Notice.

In the Circuit Court of Shelby County, Ten.
nessee-Hill, Fontaine h Co VS. A + Howard
N this cause an attachment having been
4 sued out unoer section 1856 of the Code az
Tennessee, and returned into court levied
by garpishment upon the personal propeTtV
Of the defendant, and affidavit having been
made that defendant is Justly indebted IL
the plaintiff in the sum Of S7OO,
by account, and that said A Howard is a
nonresident of the State of Tennessee.
1t Is therefore ordered that said defendant.
Howard, make his personal appearsnco
herein, before the Judge Of the Circuit Court
OF Shelby County, at the courthouse in the
Taxing District Of said county, on the third
Monday in September next and defend sad
attachment suit within the time prescrioeS
by law, or the same will be proceeded witS
ex partei and that a copy OF this order be-
published once q week for four consecutive
weeks in the Memphis Public Ledger '''
A copy attest, this the 2lst day OF Nav 1894
JOSEPH UHL, Clerk.
IN ~ MS9 Mr I Vampbel, Deputy Clerk.
II II 80 40
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-06
SmaII WaEs or. . aIiIIionaire.


Sidney Dillon, President of the
Union Pacific, was at the Crawford
House in the White Mountains a few
5 dmmers ago, with his family: He
had good rooms and every attention,
but he looked carefully after each
PARTICULAR expenditure, and alVays
knew just what every dollar he spent
was buying. Every Monday morning
he went down to the station, got the
baggage master to check trunk
through to New York onahe strength
Of his annual complimentary pass, get
on the train with trunk, rode down to
the next station, got off, and took the
next train back. The trunk, dead
headed through in similar way came
back from New York at the end Of
the week. This peculiar operation
puzzled the railroad people very much.
Finally they disooyereJ that the trunk
contained the weekly washing of the
Dillon family. Nav York rates were
cheaper than those Of the Crawford
House. .a8rg
LEDGER Book Bindery, 10 Madison
ukrant
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-06
COMMERCIAL.
PUBtrc LED6ER OrFrcE l
MEMPHIS. TENx,, June 8. 1SS3. I

The money market is quiet, and
capital is in ample supply for all legits
innate demands. Commercial discounts
remain at 6per cent for acceptances
or choice collaterals.
Exchange is quiet and bankers
rates for Eastern cotton bills are at
par to 10 of buying; slso to discount
on New Orleans. Drafts on the latter
point are sold at par, and on New
York at lc premium.
Miscellaneous securities are quoted
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-06
Nonresident Notice.


No. 4O69.-In the Chancery Court az sh.,h-
county, Tenn; MARY A Chase e. al vs. James James
Joiner ct al. 70 0aiieS
az ap9geesring from affidavit in this cause tAat
a \ the defendant. James J Joiner, has. sinss
the Ming of the amended bill herein. rso
moved NOV IRON the State of Tennessee and is
n nom aIssiaent OF the republic of Mexico and
II is therefore ordered that he maka
ms "a appearance herein: at the eourtbonSS
or before the Erst Monday in .tSivi ,ss On
and pie9d, answer or demur to complsinSnfs
amended amended eill or the Same will be isken for
confessed a. to him and set foE kearinS eS-
parte; and that a copy of this srdsS ha NH eh-
in the Public Ledger. '~'N'''i'e "0eAsA
Tbs 18th day AZ May, 1883.
A copy-ANAgt;
RY J N Bradley, D. G. an. A''0r'
soils for complainant. Nuoos0'
rs 81 o.
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MemphIs and ArkanAsw cIiu p.nL.. .
AttaCIaElanf Nntinn-

No. W1t-Beiore j S Galloway, j P for shelAr
county, Tenn,-B Tatsm VS. Pat Earar
snis cause an attachment having bean
4 ~ SUED out under section 1856 of the 0nds ~
tennessee. and returned, levisa unS SSN1 ~ "
property Of the defendeg; and sEtdaST bs s1e
, ing pgen made tSl defendant Is indebted 10
the plsi,htit. IL the sum Of seventy. sSs yo y
iafs ana thirty-tWo cents, due Nv ac nv MOI
any mat the claim Is iAst, and that the a.
i'SsnNaht y 1eRsBSstdOnt Of the State ~
Ie1nesSeei or Is about TO remove. or bSs VI
moved himself or property from the Statass. TO
mas absconded; or is aOscondine or concsa ~
bbS nimssi Of property It is therefore ordered
pesarance before me on the az Ssy s2HfN ap'
, 10 al ~ o'clock T.,- NJ my once. Noo
Madison GSapas Tenn ,and defend said "a
hHi or the, same will be- md eltsSd 6y
SafStIe ShS that cory N his order TT be
WsgS,sy ~ VIZ Fublie Ledger. - 'O"''Vu'''e
lsl day Of June, 1859.
" ~ - HAIi OWAYJp
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-06

Before j NJ Coleman, j. P. for Shelby ann
", Ienn.-J Caldwell 4 Co Va Fowler
this cause, an attachment having been
a sued out under section S455 Of the code ~
tennessee, and returned levied mon tha
property Of the defendant. and a5aa-
yit having been made that defendant Is in
9,ss % to the plaintiff in ths sum of
Sh ~, dqs oy account, and that
ant y = nonresident Of ths State of Tan
nesseei IT IS therefore ordered that said de-
tendant make his personal appearance he
1919 Ioore me % the I'd day Of July, 1855, ~
W ,9olOck AIMS at my ofReS, M. n
Madison street, Memphia, Tenness.sas
and defend said attachment suit within ~,
Time prescribed by Law, OF the same wslI
% P 3 With SI.Rarts, and that ocSv
~ Fars ms Irdst hS pqshshed once week forr
- This ne 18th day Of May, issS.
= W aI ~ j M COLEMAN. I'D
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Attachment Notice.

Before G B fowei, ]. p. for Shelby countv
Tenn:-Siager 4 Goldbaum VS. A Herman
N this cause an attachment HAVING mean
y sued out under section 1856 Of the code M
Tennessee. and returned levied upon the
property OF the defendant Herman, and am
daYit having been made that defendant il
indebted to the plaintiff In the Sum ~
Yy hO, due BY account and that the claim
is Just, and that the defendant is nor
resident of the State of Iennesssss
It Is therefore ordered that said defendant
the I'D day Of June, 1883, at IL o'ciocF
m, at my office, No. Madison street.
Memphis, Tennessee, and defend said
attachment suit within the time prescribaS
by law, or the same will DO mo.
ceeded with ex-parte; and that copy Of ihis
weeks in the Public Ledger. 1
40 This the 2Sd dag OF April, 1883.
% "a 10 GR powell, Up.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-06

The subscription SSjce Of the
DAILY PUBLIC LEUGER is So per
aAnam and O0S Per month for less
than one year. The WEEKLY
LEDGER is 81 per annum-pOStags
free. Payable in advanOs invaria-
bly,.
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.siNfi anu Ylal W peTucdQ IOr poor,
lambs SSa3 90 per head for medium and
laI AZ per pound for choice. Mules al
$6b, to $llO EACH horses at $S5 to $50
each.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE. se.
BoATs LEAVING TODAY. t
For Friars Point. Coahoma. n M
" Osceola. Dean Adams ......,.. n m
White river, Hard Cash. ........5 D m
New Orleans, Golden Crown. % p m
BOATS LEAVING MORROW. q
For Cincinnati, Mary Houston. 10 a m
- Arkansaw City, Kate Adams, IS p m
-.Ut. ARRIVED.
Steamer Coahoma, Friars Point
Dean Adams. Osceols
" Emma Etheridge, Providence
Port Eads, New Orleans
g : John A. Scudder. st. Louis.
l8l" City st Louis, New Orleans
Wyoming, New Orleans.
=" Hard Cash, White river
rf 3" John Howard, New Orleans
Ji DEPARTED.
Steamer Wyoming, Cincinnati ar
f fSrt Eae Sc,i = +. t9NEls o.,
" City st Louis, st Louis ~
" John Howard, Ohio river
" James W Gaff Cincinnati ia
" Macready, st Francis river
=" Ida Darragh. Arkansaw river
Emma Etheridge Cairo
lE5l IN PORT
Ooahoma, Dean Adams, Hard Cash
STAGES a.''. OF 7 THE RIVER
Sobai SSring tb eet nost S d 5our sec'ine Oh
Pittsburg4 e feet inches, deeliDe Of
i 6incinnati-29 feet . inoho. . decline
of " ;nnbas iee' z hones' ueeline
Iopisyille-lO feet 10 inches, decline
ct inches,
tio SVsnSVllleTzi feet INCHES ard sta;
Cairo-S2 feet a decline Of a ircbos
St. Louis p feet I inches, a decline OF
D inches Ne hes, 90
3 incrfbSeSS ~ % iee' incneS' a rise Oh
Nashville-s feet Z inches, a decline Of
II inches. HfF Y
% 0hgat t feet 2 inches, and sta
ShTeyeport-l4 feet Q incbos. q riso o,
4 inches eN's ~ IVY iHf'H''i i'sp "
little Rock-lT feet 2 inches, a rise
OF Isr leet,
.,o Wnlte FlYsP i rising again at head
MrsoE11ANroUs
Warmer tu.d,v
49,.
Do r. ~. u iS'u' 10
n'Ver iai'lng slowly
Business only moderate ON the lGvee.
The packets had light trips out yes
terday' -.
natl tOSday for this port.
y The Annie P. Silver leaves New
Orleans this evening for st. Louis.
The +, R. Springer left New Orr
leans last evening for the Ohio river.
The John Dippold and baroes Conn
New Orleans, passed to St. Louis last
night. ailii
The ANDY Baum will be the Fri.
day oyeniDg packet leaving for Gin.
einnati. 80" vi
The Kate Adams is the mail packet
leaving TO morrow evening for Arkons
saw City. ~
The Guiding Star on her wav to New
Orleans passed Evansville Yesterday
Afternoon. ~,I' T'-~o,g
The Harry Brown is an her wav mt
OF the Ohio river with a tow of coal
for this port.
loo Fornrbo, - u.ntlL
steamboat mate, has opened a saloon
1t EVaHsyiIls.
Dilot Isaac n norob uho u..
- 80 A'" " vi II H., u o'u VINO .. was
pOtI;ng bS,tsr 80 ~ = i' ~ wy
s0 nv, D s..,. ...., ~.
hAe ,gHVeERa!eHE steaneeiI , Gpula
;nYnelioge, tpwlug seFeFAFPfie HEfvets,
pI rr% " I yoos0t w o.
n: me James "a w; Tah IesurneE 70
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-06
RIVER INTELLIGENCE,

BoATs LEAVING TO-DAY. ..t.
For Friars Point, Coahoma.........6 D m
0sceola, Dean Adams..........6 D m
White river, Hard Cash.........5 D m
New Orleans, Golden Crown. % m
BOATS LEAVING To-MoRRow. Cd
For Cincinnati, Mary Houston. 10 m
- Arkansaw City, Kate Adams. IS p m