The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-16
TuE WEATHER, Was lovely yesterday
BUSINESS Opened mp lively yesterday.
"OLD PROPS"

TuE WEATHER Was lovely yesterday.
BUSINESS Opened mp lively yesterday.
''OLp PRoBs."
WASHINGTON Fob. II. 1s7G. ! u. IN.
syrorsrs ron THE PAST TWENTY FOUR HOURS.
The barometer Is lowest In the South Atlantic
States md the Virginlas. !,
Threatsnng and rainy Wsq,hef r., y pravaaih e
northern portions Of New York and New Eng
lund.
England and Middle Atlantic coasts.
Kissing barometer. falling temperature north
10 west winds and clear or clearing weather
from the Gulf 10 tho Northwest. Upper Lakes
vi Tho rivers have continued falling ut Pittsburg
and Cairo, rising at Cincinnati. bouisyille and
St Louis. and nearly stationary Mt Memphis.
Vleksburg and New Orleans.
PROBABILITIES.
In the South Atlantic, Middle States and
tpwnr Lake region tho winds will shift 10 west
erly and northsrly. with rising barometer. colder
In lie Gulf States. Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley. rising barometer. north to west winds.
Southwest by eastery winds. :.
r hs Upss l"s1 p ysr
north to west winds. colder and clear weather.
sneeaeied In Nehraska and Dakota by falling
barometer and warmer southeasterlv winds.
ln New England ,ow bnromaater northeast e
sya s.d"f Tuesday dsN AFTERNOON and neh BY
The rivers viii continue slowly falling nj PittH-
burg Cairo and Memphis. rising ut Cincinnati
Louisville and st; Louis, and stationary or slow
Gantionary signals continue along tho coast
from Cape 1lataras TO Eastport.
FoR GRAND EcoRE. - We refer our
readers 10 the advertisement Of the Jno.
u. Maude. under command Of Capt.
John Helm. with Ed. Outlaw In the
Ia tt,it. IN, NJ r
m. to-day for the above and oil way
landings. John Janney, No. lit Com
mon street, is her agent.
SHREVEPORT, Feb. IA.
aeo. j. Duncan River Editor N. .. Democrat:
Fannie Tatum arrived ut 7 p. IN. she
lost six hours In fog on Mississippi
Sy SUTHERLAND, Pilot.
For list OF arrivals and manifests, see
marine column
There are oceans Of mud and slush on
the river front.
We refer our readers to the special
notice N Major W. b. Brockett, concern
ing freights over the Vicksburg. Shreve-
port and Texas Railroad.
SPECIAL NoTICE.The elegant bessie Taylor
leaves for Grand Ecore nj .. m. to-day.. We
refer our readers to the advertisement Of her
agents. and ny It they will sec TINT extra induce
mena arc offered to both passengers and ship
GAMprE. Feb. t4.-Jos A. Aiken. The La
Belle will arrive in time, e leave Thursday.
NJ. N WooD. Master,
FEB is-To Hte Il Carlin: Steamer st. Mary
will arrive tonight. and leave Wednesday ut
O'Clock y. m. full load. }. H. SCHMfpT.
DEPARTURES. Yesterday the following named
Howard for Ouachita River. Assumption for In
fourche. Col. Kouns for Jefferson, J. i. Frazer
for lower Coast, with good trips.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
packet St, Mary. Fred Profst. master. J., D.
Schmidt clerk, Is receiving ut tho head Of Gus
strort. for Washington md Ill land
ings on tho Atchaiaaya and Bayou Courtabeau.
every Wednesday ut y. m. and gives through
bills 81 lading to all points on tho above men
toned streams.
Fon MtsDEn. Belle Rowland, George ".
Rea. master. Henry Boaznan. clerk. leaves MS
above Mt =. m to-day. =,
Fog GRAND Econr.-The elegant John ?.
Maude. John Helm. master. Ed. Outlaw. clerk.
F"a b BA4o 1fi DSs ' & al Trenton lin
q n. narry 9wan INN NJ Dsfor master
Evergreen. Cotton Port aud all landings in
FoR GRAND EconE.--The elegant silver mount
II. j.. Lee. master, leaves for the above and ali
way landings # q m. today.
FoR UPPER RED lIvEt.--The II. T. Bryarlv W.
T. Scovell. master. Tom Davidson. clerk, leaves
nj y. m. to day as above.
FoR ST. LOuIs.-The John y. Tole and Com
monwealth leaves for the above and ali way
landing Mt + y. IN. to-day. J. b. Wood, No. 1O4
Common street. arc the agents.
The IN rs were sea,ce on The river front
otherwise? "IIarrigan. arc You sick?'
Read tho special II the Lessie Taylor
How have We mighty fallenl' That's what |
his reporter said Yesterday when his left leg
vent down through u hole in tho woodwork Of |
he upper wharf last evening.
We were carried of last evening not far.