Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-07

Wheeling etOsiss. iast in. 1t B,
Essh's.
Wheeling stOgies just received at
II. Esch's.
The upper Ohio continues to fall
steadily all along tho line.
The Will Kyle, from New Orleans,
arrived at Cincinnati yesterday.
Lafs Anderson aud John Richie
are pilOtiDg the Charles Morgan.
The City of YiCksburg passed up
yesterday afternoon for st. Louis.
The Andy Baum passed Evansville
last evening bound for Cincinnati.
The Will S. hays is TO leave Gin
cinpsti fgain on Tuesday March 20.
The Paris G. Brown isoverdus from
New Orleans bound for the Ohio
river.
There is plsa,y Of space now under
all the bridges on the Ohio river fol
passing steamers.
The W. W. O'Neil started from
Louisville yesterday with another biz
tow OF coal for New Orleans.
The SIN Ky City, with about e
barges of coal. p ssed down this Tor !.
noon to New Orleans.
The Arkansas CI,y left St. Louis
last evening bound for Vicksburg, aLd
pass here FIidsy at loan.
lIWilliam Darby, formerly Of this
city, has resigned his position as secono
clerk Of the lower river packet, Era
No. 10.
William Harris, we'll kaown to
steambOatmen as runner for the Pea.
body Hotel, died yesterday OF pneu-
mOnia.
The j. s Branslord, for st. Francis
river, and the Katie Hooper, for Ar.
kansaw river, had good trips out last
evening.
/ The Annie z. Silver, with 500 tons
of freight, passed up yesterday after
noon for st. Louis, doins but little Of
interest here.
The City of Helena passed to
Vicksburg during the night, after dis
charging 4795 pkgs Of freight and
adding 80 tons.
The Golden Crown for New Or.
leans, and the Jaues W. CAT lvr hi:
port, arc announced TO leave Cincl.
natl this evening.
The Browns, Of Pittsburg, sent 8:
coal boats, 10 model bsrges aud 6,
equare barges over the falls loadCC
with coal last month.
The Cons Millar departed last eve
ming for Cincinnati with 1000 bale
cotton, 327 bbls oil, 100 tons iron AM
q GOOD list Of people.
The w. P. Halliday Left New Or
leans last evening for st. Louis, an,
the New Mary Houston leaves Their
: this evening for Cincinnati.
A dense fog prevailed on the rive
, all OF yesterday and part Of las
night. The shifting of the wind t
the north caused it to disappear.
The great Charles Morgan will b
!, due down Friday morning, ound 70
) New Orleans. Captain II. G. Lowe
at the loot of Jefferson street, is be
! agent.
The Anchor Line steamer Bell
! Shreveport, in command of Capital
VIM. Thou psoD, was expected to par
9 down this forenoon on her way to Ne,
= Orleans.
r Captains Shaw and Carpenter, G
c New Orleans, are at louisville t
r contract with The Towards for a nev
boat to take the place Of the Charlie
RelstOck.
An excursion to Helena and Friar
Point on Sunday next would be i
n order. There are many people in th
! city who would ike TO see the foo
n below here.
! The Kate Adams will be found
In port tomorrow morning, aud is th
Adams Line U 5. mail packet leavin
at pm, to morrow for Arkansas Gi;
and way landings,
Jack Porter went out last eveniu
at the VIII, ell OF the John s. BransfuI
to st, Francis river, Joe Bartc
having resigned to 80 into business
Randolph, Tenn.
The, Wyoming will be due up t,
r morrow, beuLd for he Ohio, and III,
probably turn back from Cairo,
there is large amount OF freight a
cumulated at that point.
James Edwards, carpenter on II
b. towboat John DIppOld, was browne
on Friday evening last at Cairo. d
was returning to his boat with his tO
't chest when his sklff cspslzed
y The splendid Anchor Lime steam,
). City of New Orleans, in command
Captain A. j. Carter is que up ID
evening, on her way to st. Lou
ID Archie Woods is her polite clerk.
!. The Vint Shinkle will be due he
+ Tomorrow afternoon and leaves {