Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18

james w. CAT for Cincinnati to.
morrow.
The Dean Adams leaves for OsceoIa
and Plum Point at pm.
Win Darragh is bill clerk Of the
Lee Line steamer Coahoma.
The Acorn, with ten barges Of coal
passed here yesterday, bound south.
The towboats Henry Lourey and
". W. O'Neil are both due up this
afternoon.
The Hope and barge passed up Sat.
urday evening with lot Of cotton seed
for st. Louis. ardlsl
The John A. Soudder with about
400 tons Of freight passed up for st.
Louis this fornoon.
The Andy Raum for this port and
the Wyoming for New Orleans left
Cincinnati Saturday.
The CoahOma is the Lee Line mail
packet leaving this evening for Hell.
ena and Friars Point.
The Hard Cash. will arrive to NOR.
row, and leaves Wednesday on her
return to White river.
But little transient business trans.
acted at the landing during the AZ
hours ending at noon to-day.
The time made by the Will S. HAYS
on her last trip up, from this port to
Cairo, was 20 hours distance 24O
miles.
The Anchor Line steamer City of
st, Louis passed to New Orleans Sat
urday evening doing but little Of
terest here.
The Guiding Star and City of New
Orleans will be due up on Wednesday.
the former goes to Cincinnati and the
latter to st. Louis.
The 20" Line steamer Paris c.
Brown is announced to pass here this
evening, bound for New Orleans. Il.
q. Lowe is heragent.
Inc commonwealth, from st. Louis,
passed here yesterday forenoon bound
for Vicksburg, She discharged 1854
pkgs and added % tons.
The City of Gaire, for st. Louis.
passed up on time yesterday, adding
here about fifty tons, including 67(l
bbls potatoes, 30 bbls onions, $50 bbls
oil and l26 pkgs buckets.
The Annie P. Silver, under the
auspices Of the Anchor Line, will
pass here tomorrow afternoon on her
way to New Orleans. Captain Ad
Storm, at the elevator, is agent,
The Anchor Line packets leaving at
~ am. to morrow will be the City Of
yicksburg for Vicksburg, and the
Belle Memphis for st. Louis, Both
are new and comfortable steamers.
The splendid passenger steamer
Golden Grown, in charge Of the
'Shinkle brothers, will pass up to-
morrow forenoon on her way to the
Ohie river. Captain H. G. Lowe Is
agent.
Tho Ida Darragh, from Arkansaw
river, arriyed.early yesterday morning
with n bales cotton and 379 SKIS cot
ton seed. She is the mail packet leav-
ing at pm. tomorrow for Pine Bluff
and intermediate landings on Arkan.
saw river, attending promptly to bust
ness and connecting at her destination
with the Pool Line boats for Little
Rock and points above.
The sidewheel steamer Rene Ma.
cready is the Memphis and st Fran
els River Transportation Packet Com
panyS boat leaving tomorrow even
ing Tor Mariana, the Cut Of, Wits
burg and all way landings on Ian.
guile and st. Francis rivers through
to Mark Tree, the crossing of the
Memphis and Kansas City railroad
where connection is made with the
light draft steamer Advance for the
Sunk Lands. !
The Kate Adams, in com.
mand Of Captain Mark r. Cheek, is
the Adams Line mail packet leaving
this evening for Helena, Terrene,
Arkansaw City and way landings,
giving prompt attention to all business
that offers and connecting at her des-
tination with trains ON the Little
Rock, Mississippi River and Texas
railroad. Il. W. Outlaw presides in
4he Office, assisted by Walker Outlaw
and John G. Wyckoff.
The popular steamer James w Calf
in command Of Captain G. B. Russell
will arrive this afternoon and leaves
promptly at 5 pm. Tomorrow for all
points on the Ohio river, through to
Cincinnati, where connection is made
with the different railroads, giving
through tickets and cheap rates to
points east. The accommodations Of
the Gaff are second to none in the
line, and her officers keep a watchful
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