The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-30
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Tpr WEATHER We have nothing to
say in regard to the article as furnished
for 10. these many days past RI there
| is not ~ change before long people will
have to discard their winter clothes and
take up The habiiments Of summer
We heard one entbused individual yes
terday on tho landing, yelling 'Rall
far from being level on the question oil
| temperature.
It was rather dull on the landing yes
terday, except around the st. Mays,
Ouachita Bellies and LA Bellies gang
ways.
The following named steamers left
port Yesterday: Ouachita Belle for
Ou,achita City; In Belle, for Shreve-
port st. Mary and Fleta, for Opclousas
lessie Taylor and st. John. for Upper
Coast.
The Fort Gibson. Capt. Smith. en-
route from Memphis to Pine Bluff. sunk
on the 9th inst. II is feared that she
will prove total loss. She was valued
at $4,000 and insured for $1,000.
Several, in fact large number Of our
most interesting items, were crowded out
Of yesterday mornings issue; want OF
space was the cause.
After tho holidays we look for brisk
times on tho wharf. especially among
tho lower tributary packets
The james Howard, b. H. Pegram,
master, J. II. Chaissaing, clerk, loaves
to-day ut =. m, for Memphis and the
Bends.
HYMENML. Our young friend, John
II. Kelly, Of the Frank Pargoud, skip
pod off from tho boat last Thursday and
WOp-Cd into the army Of Bcnedicts, he
having on that evening been united in
the holy bond Of wedlock to Miss Rosa
lie i. Hopkins, Of Natchez. Miss. We
congratulate our friends and trust that
their pathway through life may be free
from thorns.
Tue BIGGEsT or THE BIO, 77O0 BALES
CoTToN Orr ouT YOUR BLUE RIBBONS
The following telegram. received yes
terday, speaks for itself.
NATCHEz. Dec. 30 To Messrs. Brock
cit IL Carter, 81 Magazine street: james
Howard left here with TOO bales cotton,
at II u. m. to-day.
RUNkLE IL HENaAL.
The elegrant Frank Pargoud, Jim
White, master, Curtis Holmes, clerk,
Is receiving, to leave ut 3 p. IN. to-day,
for Argyle, Vicksburg and all way land
ngs Intermediate.
The Carrie A. Thorn, Capt, Chas.
Thorn, leaves at p. m. today, Tor
Shreveport and all way landings on Red
river.
The elegant st. John, l.. Bergeron,
master, leaves every Monday. Saturday
at u. IN. and Wednesdays ut noon. for
Donaldsonvillc and intermediate coast
landings.
Iutbn,n a. 4
+ y. m to-day for st. Louis and inter
mediate landings.
The w. j. Poitevcnt. Capt Walker. is
due to-day from Bayou Macon. She
will arrive in time to leave at 8 y. M. to
morrow ON return trip.
by Telegraph
CAMDEN, Dee 20 Capt. +, A,
Blanks, President New Orleans and
Ouachita transportation Company:
Leave to-day with 600 bales Of cotton.
Il. q. SWEENEY, Master,
Steamer Fanchon.
BAsTRop, Dec SO j.. A. Blanks:
Got as high as Linde Grove; leave here
with 300 bales. Raining
Three out Of four Of the Opclousas
packets advertised in several Of the city
papers yesterday to take freight at half
card rates There is no money in that,
but we presume that the " longest polo
will knock the persmmon.
STEAMERS DUE.-fThe following named
steamers are due to-day: james How
ard and Thompson Dean, from Mem
phis May Lowry, Belle Rowland and
Bart Able, from Red river; Frank Will
lard and Fanchon, from Ouachita river;
w. J. Poitcvent and Stella Block, from
Macon and Tensas; Frank Pargoud,
from Argyle; Golden Rule. from Gin
cinnati; Willie, from Bayou Bartholo-
NEW; and Lotus No. 3. from Opelousas.
The regular coast packet y. l.. Hodge,
Capt. McElroy, leaves for Baton Rouge
aud way landings every Monday at 5 p.
M, aud Friday ut 10a. IN. Il. q. Molan
con. No. 30 Cont street. agent.