Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-27
asl MISCELLANEOUS

The Charles Morgan leaves New
Orleans to morrow for the OhiC
river.
4 The Charles p. Ghouteau passed
! Vicksburg last evening, and will be
due here tomorrow night.
The John A. Scudder from New
Orleans passes up to-day for Cairo and
81, Louis. She is one Of the Anchor
Line. - ~ .a,ai ta-A .A.Aa.A
! The Guiding Star, from New Or
leans, was expected to pass to the Ohio
river this forenoon. She is on her
fifth day out,
The Anchor Line steamer, City Of
st. Louis, in command Of Captain
Dan Able, passes up tomorrow fore.
noon for st. Louis.
There is good stage Of water now
the full length Of the Ohio. The
Mississippi is also at good stage
from st. Louis to the gulf.
Captain John Darrah new towboat.
4. A. Speed, arrived this morning
from Pittsburg, and will be used as a
harbor and general jobbing boat.
The steamer Wyoming, from Gin.
cinnati, passed to New Orleans yes
terday with 800 tons Of freight, after
discharging "a pkgs. In Madrid bend
she got 1000 SKIS corn.
Both the Anchor Line boats arc
behind time to-day. The City Of
Vieksburg, bound for st. Louis, and
the Belle Memphis on her way to
Vicksburg. They will probably pass
this afternoon.
The Annie P. Silver, in charge of
Captain Jos. Bryan and CLERK Green
Shields, is announced to pass here at
6 o'clock this evening on her way to
to New Orleans. Captain Ad Storm
at the elevator is her agent.
The Celina, sunk during the storm
Of Wednesday night last at Jefferson
vile, was half raised, but went down
again yesterday in the middle of the
river to depth of 40 feet and is now
a total loss, with no insurance.
The tOwboat T. p. SILVER, in com
mand of Captain Jim Wosdard, ar
rived last evening from the Ohio river
with several barges of produce. She
will probably leave five Of them here
and proceed south with the balance.
Between Cairo and st. Louis the
following changes have been made in |
beacon lights: Beaver Dam discons
tinued; Benefits, Ills. moved up 500
Yards; Salt Lake moved down $50
yards; Sulphur Springs moved down
800 yards. 4sar rtse
Very little additional is learned Of
the suDkenW Will Kyle. She lies about
the same, is bulk headed, with the I.
E. Eckert at work. The pumps were
started a few days ago, but gave out.
A large portion of the Ryle's freight
was sent up on the Commonwealth.
The Golden Crown has been due
for several days and many are the in,
quiries about her. The latest that
could be learned is that she laid up
last night below here and was either
cleaning out or patching boilers. There
are 100 bbls oil and 100 SKIS Of cotton
seed meal at the elevator for her.
The beautiful sunset Of last evening
sent a thrill Of joy to the hearts OF
1t foretold week Of
clear and pleasant weather, the very
opposite OF what was experienced
during the past week. A few DAYS
and nights Of clear weather will allow
boats to catch up and get on their reg.
ulsr days.
The Ida Darragh, in command Of
Captain e. B. Smith, is the mail
packet leaving this evening for Pine
Bluff and way landings on Arkansaw
river, connecting at her destination
with the pool line boats for Little
Rock and points above. Ansel Banks
smith presides in the Office, assisted
by Billy johnson.
The sdewheel steamer Rene Ma
oready, in command Of Captain o. K.
Joplin, is the mail packet leaving
this evening for Mariana, Tyron,
"a, the Cut OF and all way landings
On l. Anguille and st. Francis rivers
through to Wittsburg and will give
prompt attention to business. A. l..
presides in the office.
The Commonwealth, from Vicks-
burg, arrived at 8 O. clock this morn.
ing, and discharged 10 bags seed
cotton, 1921 SKIS cotton seed, and 300
pkgs sundries, besides IL bales cotton
and 700 pkgs Of freight taken off the
sanken Will Kyle. She will get
here 300 bbls oil and 1912 bales cotton,
leaving this evening for St. Louis.
TheJosieHarry sat the foot ofMon-
roe street receiving for Devall's Bluff
Augusta, Jacksonport, and all way
landings. She gives prompt attention
TO all business intrusted to her and
makes direct connection with the
regular light draft steamers for Upper
White and Black rivers. Captain
Milt X. Harry commands, and is
tbslsJeu Win ONCE affairs by L. i. |
Pease and Hugh Smith.
The Andy Baum came in yesterday
from the Ohio river with a fine list Of |
freight, comprising 55l7 pckgs, also AZ
cabin passengers. She discharged at |
the elevator and is receiving to leave
promptly at 3 o'clock this
evening for Cairo, Evansville, Louis.
vile, Cincinnati and way landings on
the Ohio river, and will give through
rates and cheap tickets to points in
the East. Captain II. j. Vinton com
mands, with Il. W. Mccoy 10 the Of
fee.
The feet and elegant sidewheel
passenger steamer Kate Adams, in
command Of Captain Mark r. Cheek,
Is the Adams Limo mail packet leavs
ing this evening for Helena, Terrene,
Arkansaw City and way landings, giys
ing close attention to all business that
offers and connecting with trains on
the Little Rock, Mississippi River
aud Texas railroad. The Adams is a
very fine boat, with q wide reputation
for speed, comfort and safety, and is IN
oharpa of clavar and avnorson,.I /