Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-26
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The Hard Cash will Be due to
msrfoE moruing, aud is the regular
Wednesday evening packet ier slI
pol1ts on White river through "a
The W. p. Halliday, Of the Anchor
Line, lsAnnounced TO leave here az 10
am. Tomorrow for Vicksburg, New
Orleans and the bends, Captain Ad
Storm is her agent.
che IAnchor Line, steamer CITY Of
Bason Rouge left New Orleans Satur
day Tor St. Louis, and the Paris c.
Brown, for the Ohio, will not leave
there until Wednesday.
A constant stream Of visitort found
their way 10 the beautiful steamer
nate Adams, yesterday, to inspect her
ieattul cabin. There was also during
he afternoon some fine singing With
hano accompaniment.
The Will S. Hays arrived at Gin.
'innati Saturday, and is announced TO
cave to morrow evening on anothe,
g'and excursion to New Orleans 81.
the only Independent packet run
ing rom Cincinnati to Now Orlean,
The Belle Memphis, for st. Louis.apo
he City of Vlcksburg, for Yicksburp
re- The Anchor Line naotets a"
nounced to leave here at loan to
morrow. Both are new and elegant
"e mers aud IN charge OF experienced
officers.
The Katie Hooper is due this after.
noon and Is announced to leave at s
ON. to morrow for Pine Bluff and
way landings on Arkausaw FLYER, con
Meeting at her destination with boats
Of the Pool Lines for Little Rock and
points above.
The Ida Darragh, in command Of
Captain Ed Rowland, is the railroad
packet leaving this evening from the
foot OF Poplar street for Madison.
where she connects with trains for
Little Rock and the southwest Cant
Jimmy Thompson presidcs in the
office.
The neat sternwheel steamer Johr
): Bransford, is receiving at the foot
of Union street and will leave at s
m. tomorrow for Mariana, the
Cut OH, Wittsburg and all wav land
lngs on L'Anguille and Sc. Francis
rivers through to Mark Tree, which is
he crossing Of the Memphis and Kan.
sas City railroad.
Captain Albert Stein, one of the
best and we'll known steamboat aop
N the river, and late commander of
the Charles Morgan, died in st. Louis
90 Friday last He was So years Of
lge and leaves a wife, two daughters
md his son, Harry, who now com
nands the Morgan. His remains
we're sent TO Cincinnati, to be inferred
IN SnrinV Grove cemetery.
The ever punctual COahoma came
in on good time with 30 bales cotton,
Il bags seed cotton. 80 SKIS cotton seed
md bo pigs sundrles. She is the Lee
Lime packet leaving this evening for
OsceOla, Plum Point and way land.
Ings Oh the upper coast, carrying the
nails and attending promptly to all
business intrusted to her. Captain
Henry Cooper commands. with Hugh
remlinson in charge of the Office,
ss's."d by Charles Bourne and John
Rhodes.
lno Josie Harry was unavoidably
'etained, but will leave promptly at
J pm. to day for Devalls Bluff, Au
usta and intermediate landings
ARRIVING the mail, attending promptly
y business and connecting at hei
destination with light draft packets
,r upper White and Black rivers.
he m kes this a short trip in order
get back in time to leave again 90
iturdoy, her regular day. Captain
Tilt K. Harry commands, with Geo
}. Marsh in charge of the office. as
by Lee Cummins, jr aud Hugh
OAAtus
lno James Lee, in command Of
Captain Lloyd W. Whitlow, arrived
esterday with 500 bales cotton, as
'ags seed ttoD, 2405 SKIS cotton iced
II SKIS corn, 2nS pkGs sundries and a
zig list Of people. She is the regular
% bina mail packet leaving this
evening for Helena, Glendale, Friars
nlat aud wy landings, aud will give
riot attention to all business en-.
usted ~ her Arthur Browne pre-
ides in the Office, assisted by Plat,
thodeS and Win Ashford.
The last and elegant steamer Kate
dams arrived yesterday, with l8,
1ales cotton, 81 bags seed cotton, 46
ks cotton seed, rs pkes sundries aud
,tne numhor Of people She is thu
ADAMS Line U S. mail packet leavir g
this evening for Helena, Terrene,
rkansaw City aud way landings.
wing strict attention to business.
he Adams is new boat with splen
ii Accommodations, and in charge Of
lever and experienced officers Cap
ain Mark Il. Cheek commands, with
!. w. Outlaw in charge Of the Office.