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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-20
RIVER INTELLIGEHCR.
BOATS LAYING TO-DAY.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW

rrlars fOlnt. James Lee. .........6 b M
" Osceola, Dean Adams. D m
Cincinnati, Vint Shinkle....,..5 p m
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Fer White river, Josie Harry. ..... 8 nj
" New Orleans, Baton Rouge......5 p NJ
ARRIVED.
Steamer James Lee, Friars Point
Dean Adams 0sceola
Macready, st Francis river
Josie Harry, White river
" City Providence, Vicksburg
" Charlie Brown. Ohio river.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Kate Adams, Arkansaw City
. CITY of Providence. st. Louis
" Charlie Brown, New Orleans
IN PORT.
james Lee, Dean Adams, Josie Harry,
VintShinkle, Macready
HIGH WATER MARK.
The high water level of the food Of
1882 at the port of Memphis was
reached on March 9th, when the gov>
ernment gauge at the foot of Jefferson
ollONJ 1OhQ ~ lCCb = luCuOSs
STAGES OF THE RIVERS.
Memphis-32 feet 4 inches, a rise
Of one inch; now 2 feet 10 inches be-
low high water mark.
Pittsburgh feet G inches, a de-
cline of 2 feet l inch.
Cincinnati-29 feet 10 inches, q
rise of IS inches.
Louisville-10 feet 10 inches, a rise
Of 4 inches.
Evansvillo--27 feet, a decline of 2
feet inches.
Carroll feet s inches, a de-
cline of ID inches.
St. Louis--l6 feet 8 inches, a rise
Of 8 inches.
ViOksburg-43 feet inch, a de-
cline of inch.
Nsshville--l6 feet 6 inches, and
falling steadily.
Chattanooga-l5 feet s inches, a
rise of 3 inches.
ShrevepOrt-22 feet 6 inches, a
rise of 4 inches.
Little Rock feet 2 inches, de
cline of 10 inches.
White and st. Francis rivers are
declining.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pleasant weather.
Good business on the levee.
Heavy fog early this morning.
River rose a little since last report.
The upper Ohio is falling at Pitts.
burg.
A small rise is reported in the river
at st. Louis.
The Wyoming left Cincinnati last
evening for New Orleans.
The Henry Frank, from St. Louis,
arrived at New Orleans yesterday.
The Kate Adams departed on time
with a good trip for Arkansaw City.
The Piasa left yesterday for the
upper river after a tow of paving
stone.
The Independent steamerOentennial
will be due down Sunday, bound fol
New Orleans.
! The Charlie Brown, with a heavy
tow Of coal, passed down early this
morning, bound for New Orleans.
! The Andy Baum arrived at Cincin
natl yesterday and leaves to morrow
evening with a return trip for THU
port.
The Harry Lourey, due down to
day, adds here barge containing llOC
tons of oil cake and cotton seeC
meal.
The Golden Grown left New0 rlean
last evening for Cincinnati, and th
Jay Gould and barges left for St
Louis.
Captain Marsh Miller left thi
morning by rail for Paducah to brin
out the new" Coahoma. which will
, be ready to leave there tomorrow.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-20

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POSYOFFICE, MEMPHIS, TENN.
Arrivals and Departures Of Mails.
CLOSE.


Gin. LOUSY. 4 Nom.
RR Local d through
f0p.m mails. 30 am
Wa.m RR through mails. 10 90 pm
Ohatt. d Nom. X X.
SNp.m mails. TOOa.m
1000 am through maila. 10 90 pm
sOoa.m dalton. sNp.m
Local and through
10 90 am mails. ii ~ p. m
10 90 am iSardis Accommod'n 8 40 pm
Mem. X i. X. IL
1p.m mails. GNp.m
Ma.m thrcugh mails. 400 am
Ches., 0. d s.. W. X.
LOCAL and through
"Pm Cnss., .. rs, W. R.
90 am X. through mails. 10 % pm
RSv. q Oth. Mails.
wa.ms Point Agent. 4SOp.m'
ms.mt nf POstof nc s.'' o ' ISOp.mf
Helena X Clarendon 4,
OOa.mt RR. - $50 p.mf
ya0amtI ASent. Q 80 ami
f01n.mil Isl. LouiB \ Mem. Ag't 90 PM
iO0 amt lOsoeolalk Mem. Agent. 4 30 pm
100 ami Arkansas RiyerAgent 4 80 p.mi
Mem. to HollySpr 'gs,
600p.m$ Miss. Stage route. 8 W ANU
sMonday, Wednesday and Friday.
tDaily.
Sunday, Tuesday and Friday,
6ruesday. Thursday and Saturday:
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Entered at the Postofice In Memphis, Tenn.
as second-class matter.
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Momph1s and LtttIe Rock.

S. L. FINLEY, Ticket Agent.
A. Y. STEVENS, Pass. Agent.
2T Main Street.
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ARRIVED.
HIGH wATER MARK.

The high water level of the food Of
1882 at the port of Memphis was
reached on March 9th, when the gov>
ernment gauge at the foot OF Jefferson
street read 80 feet 2 inches,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-20

urOrders for every SIEo and quality Of
newspaper promptly filed. 1901
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

Chesapeane, onto q southwestern
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LITERARY NOTES.

work is about TO BIO published in London giving
new and accurate mrasur' ments of the Great Pyra-
mids aud makingno account of those measurement
on which Professor Piazzi Smyth has founded his
theological theories.
An etching by C. +. Wilson, after George Nor
lands stable Interior" will form the premium
plate to be offered 10 subscribers to DArt for 1888
This beautiful publication, by the way, needs no
premium 10 make it more attractive. Its pro-
gramme for the coming year is generous one.
many valuable articles by accomplished writers
being promised. The current news and art gossip
Of the day has yielded TO more important matter,
and will hereafter be published in n companion re-
view to be entitled Courier de IAri. This will be
issued weekly Mr.. j. w. Bouton, it should not be
forgotten Is the American agent of DAH.
Mr.. Du Maurier has long had laudable desire TO
see his graceful drawings go the handsof Ameri-
can eDgravers. lie is about TO be gratided by the
enterprisIng editors OF The Century, who propose TO
give admirable presentation to some of his best
sketches in the course of an article on Du Maurier
and London Society" The author Of the paper IL
Mr.. Henry James, who is qualified in every way to
treat these topics
Mr.. Julian Hawthorne lie finishing tho novel en-
titled Fortunes Fool.' the publication of which
was suddenly INTERRUPTED IN AaomillaEs Maoasins
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for want of copy" HarpeTs Weekly says
understand that the novel, in its complete iofii'
was sent to the magazine and paid Tor Deior1 i''
first part had been published. But the au'nor' nav
ing had new idea with respect to the termination
OF the story asked for the return of the last pages
of his Ms. and when he had received them pro
ceeded TO rcwrite and multiply them On1or,uhAV !,
" the new Ms. never reached its destir ation' anu
Mr.. Hawthorne thinks that it must have oeen iv0'
in the mails. As soon as he could overcome MS JUS
appointment and vexation he began for tne 'ni'u
time the conclusion of the novel, when Will O0 ''
warded to London in few days"
The eighth number of Life, amid other ehcenen'
matter has neat cartoon representing MI nv"
ellis standing on two volumes of The century an. =.
supporting Mr.. Henry James upon his shouioei', ~
the vain attempt to reach the altitude OF STATUE
OF ThacLeray. which towers beside them AIe
you the talest now Mr.. JamesP anxiousV a'A'
the author of "The Modern Instance" MI Jan'es'
ignoring the question, answers III nervous hurry +.
BE so uncommonly kind, Howells, as to let me- !,
down easy; it may be we have both got 10 grow
Life is apparently gaining foothold, and deserves
TO do so.
new story by Thomas Hardy is begun III tnc
current number of Hdrper's Weekly II is ent'ieu
"The Three Strangers" and opens with scene o,
rustcal oddly that suggests Teniers IN worn
painting.
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even the omniscent reporter Of the Boulov ards a.
mlts he never heard BEFORE is to 90 into the pub
fishing business on purpose to bring out this one
book; though with q view to otheis by and Dv.
The report that he had agreed to pay Nine Saran
800. 900 is cOntradicted He and she are to share
the profits "a short way Of saying that Nine Ssrah
is likely TO have her lavor for her pains; II perad-
venture the dealings of French publishers with al
thOrs resemble those of English publishers.
This reminds me TO say that am hardly entitled
TO the credit which The Athen9um gave me last
week of defending American publishers IN thoir
treatment of English authors i ola Gay that III
the obloquy now so often cast on tho
Americans might perhaps be transferred 10 she Eng
lish, should 1t turn out that the Americans hau
sometimes paid the English publisher. and tne Eng
lish author got none of the money. NOR dld orihg
o charge against the English publishers as'cu
q question. This question, 1t Is true, the Ehg'sh
pubsbers have not found it convenient to answer.
Their silence ESPECIALLY Mr.. Marstons silence, may
pei haps pass as o sufficient snswer-as comics
sion. in short. For did not put my question with
ont knowing something about the facts. IL might
NE po,sble to state cases 10 whch the English au-
thor had suffered ia the way indicated ut the hands
of the English publisher.
The English publisher however, has taken his
line. He has been directly told by The Afhc"Gam
that ne has not even q legal claim to the money
paid him by foreign houses for advance sheets.
For answer he does not deny that be has had the
money, but he insists that the law will permit him
to keep it. Mr.. Bentley, III letter published TO-
day. boldly asserts this, and he seems wholly unconT
tcous such are the benumbing Influences OF trade
morals that there is anything wrong in his getting
W hat he can IN this way. We think he 10 mis-
taken" is the comment of the editor, who promises
to return to the subject BY all means The case
has not vet BEEN fully stated, much as has been
written on the subject of copyright; and the more
IL is threshed out the more likely arc authors ana
the public in general to como by their rights.
1t is mark of the attention excited by the recent
discussion tnat literary agent heads his advertise
ment in The 4thenGRm. "English Authors end
American Publishers" and announces with some
emphasis that he undertakes arrangements with
American publishers for English authors. Prob
ably by this time the English author now extant Is
well enough aware that he must protect himself
AGAINST his English publisher by " reservDQ," as
Mr. Bentley says, his rights In whatever a0ree-
ment he signs with respect to copyright. But this
knowledge is of temporary character. The au-
thor who comes to the front i've years hence may
have forgotten all out 1t. or never have heard OF
il. That il the permanent advantage the publisher
possesses in England aud America alike. lie Is q
man OF business and his dealings arc with Authors
who for the most part, are not men OF business.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-28

The Princeton Reuiew has several strong papers
the table of contents being unusually attractive. Dr.
Philip Schaf has an admirable paper on st. Paul,
IN which he deals most incisively with recent at
tempts to explain tho conversion from purely nat
ural causes. Professor Francis A. Walker has a
most thoughtful article on American Manufac
lures" in which he seeks TO xplaln why the United
States has not reached the position. as q manniac-
turing nation assigned by the patriotic anticpatons
of the fathers of the Republic; The csuso of thus
comparative failure he thinks is to be found pr-
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of agriculture and the enormous Profits OF cultva-
ting virgin soil without the need of artificial fer
tilization. Among the other contributors to this
number which is in, igoraing in every respect are
Professor FELIX Adler the Hon A. s. Meyrick, DI
Samuel II Kellogg, tho late Professor Tayler Lewis
and Henry Randall Waite.
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE.
IL FOR PROVIDENCE BOSTON AND THE EAST
ALL AL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three Express trans daily Sundays excepted 10 Boston 40
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feeal Notices.


NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-THE
~ PEOPLE OF THE sIArE OF NETWORK vs. THE
KNICKERBOCKER lFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Notice gwen that m pursuance OF the JqdSmeh,
en- ee in this action ,he 20 day OF December 1882, I'D
the clerk Of schenectady County and IN con,
10 nifty order OF the said supreme
CONT said action the sth day Of January 1873
and Office of the clerk OF schenectady
County l. undersigned Charles H. Russell as the re
celt er OF the booker Lite insurance Com
many in the do hereby require all
persons intend claim OF any nature
whether based policy OF life insurance or
nron any other liability OF any kind against the
sah the Life lnsnanc Company or against
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II EAsT-FAREs REDUCED 80 70 Boston Lowell w u and n
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD -Co1meneiin4g SOyemOer D. 1884,
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Reduced fare 3 70 Boston for hrstcass tickets good only
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FROM or 1897 S% SaSs
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CHARMS ,..
> CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
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SEA AND HARBoR FLOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
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Freight every description promptly ghteroi olnypolnt
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STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE oLD.EsTABLJsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINN
20 TRAINS EACHwAY WEEKDAYS AND o ON SUN.
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PARK INSTITUTE
! For boys 5000 sycar HENRY TATLocK Principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-28

The latest monthly part OF The Continent has some
excellent illustrations and may articles OF lively
interest. Dr. 4. G. Valentine contributes parIic-
uiarly animated and unromautic article on Cen
trail American WopeB" and l.. Stockton presents
suggestive paper on some Of Philadelphia bcney-
olcnt institutions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-28

NORWICH LINE
~ To Bosn Worcester. Nashua. Portland and the East
~ ~ CITY OF WORCESTER,
without execution the elegant boat the Sound and
the favorite CITY OF NEW 1oHk -. -
North RIVER foot OF Wattsst next pier
above Desbrossesst Ferry lily. ept Sundays at pm