Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03
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The large and elegant Anchor Line
steamer City Of New Orleans Is al
nounced to pass here at 10 a. N. to-
morrow for Vieksburg, New Orleans
and the bends.
The Anchcr Line steamer City Of
Vicksburg, from St. Louis, passed
down last evening. She discharged
about 100 pigs and added 10 tons foS
Vicksbursapd way landings. >
The Thomas Sherlock, from New
Orleans, and bound for Cincinnati, IA
announced to pass here at noon tc.
morrow. Henry @. Lowe, at the foot
Of Jefferson street, is her agent.
The great iron steamer Charles P.
Cho iteau, in command of Captain
John G Crane, is due here to- uorrow
morning and leaves in the evening on
Ler e,u to New Orleans George
Niltenberger is her polite clerk.
The PUBLIC LsDeER job printing
md blank book manufacturing estab
.lishment, 10 Madison street, Memphis
Tenn is prepared to execute every
kind Of work in their line in superior
style and IT low prices t
The wrecking steamer, 7. F. Eckcrt,
arrived yesterday from New Orleans,
aud 10 the future this port will be her
headquarters. She is in good condition
tor business and only awaits a chance
TO do some foe work Captain John
J Darragh is in charge.
The Tiger, in command Of Captain
Frank Ellison, brought in apoth,r
good trip and leaves again thi- eva.
ing for Peters. Bledsoe's and way
landings, including those in Council
and Walnut Bends, and will give
prompt attention TO all business In
trusted to her. Ed Gay is 10 charge
of the Office.
The regular upper coast Lee Line
ste mer Coahoms, in command Of
Caotain Henry Cooper, brought 10 1856
bales cotton, q bags seed cotton and
666 skis cotton seed. She leaves again
this evening for Osceola aGd all way
landings, giving prompt attention to
busioess and carrying the U. S mail
Hugh TomlinsOn is IN charge Of the
flee, and is assisted by Cbas. Bourne
and John Rhodes.
The Hard Cash arrived yesterd,y
with 273 bales of cotton and 1865 SKIS
cotton seed. She reshipped Sc bales
at Terrene making q total out OF the
river OF 329 bales The Hard Cash is
the regular packet leaving this evening
for all points on White river, throu b
TO J%acksonpOrt, where direct connec-
ton is made With the light draft
steamers for Upper White and Black
rivers. Captain E. G. Postal com
mands, With ChsS. and Joseph Postal
in charge of the Office,
The feet and elegant Lee Line T..
S. mail steamer James Lee, in com.
mand Of Captain Lloyd w. WhitlOW,
is the regular packet qeaving this
evening for Helena, Glendale, FriarS
Point and intermediate landings, civ
ing prompt attention to business and
connecting with trains on the Mobile
aud Northwestern, the Helena and
Iron Mountain, and the Arkansaw
Midland railroads. Arthur Browne
has charge of the office aud is assisted
by Plat Rhodes aud Will Ashford.
A new transfer boat has just been
completed at Vau Buren,, Arkansaw.
and is to be commanded by Captain
Alex Maingault, formerly pilot Of the
transfer steamer General Pierson al
this port. Captain Char es Hunter,
Of this city, had the entire contract
aud turned out an elegant boat, which
has given entire satisfaction to tn
owners. The length Of the boa il
40 feet, with rs feet beam. 80 feel
over all, and 4 leet dep b # hold She
is a sing e track, three car oat, snd
is valued at sjOO0. Sac n de her
trial trip on Sunday last aud ever :
thing worked like a charm. At pres
ent she is transforms & tor tn Frisco
road, which reached Van Buren, only
two or three weeks ago The Mem
phis mechanics who assisted Captain
Hunter we're Al LIE en-, John North
ap and leha Steyea-