The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-27
GEO. ]. DUNCAN.


THE WEATHER. CLOUDY and warm this
morning, with indications Of heavy
showers during the day.
BUSINESS. We have no improvement
10 report.
THE New BAIT ABLE.-Captain Dick
Snnott will be on hand brighta and early
tomorrow morning, ready to receive
freight for Grand Ecore and all inter
mediate landings. to leave at y. III.
Saturday.
The great Natehez. Capt Tom Lcath-
ers, will arrive TO night and leave Sat
urday at & p. m, rs usual
The elegant 0uachita Belle lin place
of the Coy. Allen, j. J. Brown master.
Messrs Streck ana Green clerks. leaves
for Bayou Sara aud all postotiioe land
ings intermediate every Monday and
Friday ut 6 p. m.
THE FRANK PARaouD.- This superb
packet leaves ut 8 y. m. to-day for
vicksbutg and all the bends above
there up to Argyle landing Capt j. M
White commands and Mr.. Curt Holmes
has charge Of the Office.
For list of arrivals see marine column.
Capt. Sweeny has chartered the Billy
Collins to take the place OF the 20. NJ
l." in the trade between this city and
Grand Isle. She will, from and after
Tuesday next. leave the head Of Har-
vey's Canal every Saturday and Tues
day at Z u. m.
The Hor SPRINGS. The boats Of the
New Orleans and Red River packet
company. will put passengers through
to this famous watering place rs quick
and cheap rs by any other route. For
particulars inquire ut Ill Gravier street.
The st. Mary lin place OF the st.
~ IA naruurnn ma uf lar InD Ufssal pU
Wednesday ut IL IN. and Saturday mt 5
p. IN. for Baton Rouge and way land
ings.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY. Martha, Wa
loon and Wawenock for Lower Coast,
Flo 1t. Young and Bertha for Opelousas,
ST.. Mary for Baton Rouge, Willie for
Ouachita City, Lotus No. 2 for Shreve-
port and Chas. Morgan for Cincinnati.
Capt. II. A. Dohrman, clerk OF the
Belle Of Shreveport, Ia, we are sorry TO
learn. lying very sick ut 81. Louis.
The Il. +. Lee took at Paducah 500
hhds. tobacco for this city. and 1000
bbls. -four for Memphis. She will leave
Cairo on the 39th with all the freight
she can handle.
Capt. Irwin Dugan has retired from
the wreckiDg business, and will go into
the coal business mt Louisville.
Capt. W. Il. Gilman, Of the Homer, Is
In town.
The Bonnie Lee Is the next line packet
for Jefferson and Shreveport. She leaves
Saturday at p. m.
From Morning Press Dispatched
SHREVEPORT. July ae-Weather cloudy and
threatening rain. Arrived: II. I. Bryarly from
Jefferson. The river rose five inches during the
last twenty four hours. and In now within one
inch Of the highest water before this season. II
was six hours rising the last inch. No. material
damage to crops below here Is reported.
V1cKsBuRa. July 2G.--Weather warm and
cloudy. River fell one inch. Passed down;
commonwealth at 7 y. M. Tuesday. Up: Grand
Lake Mt 10 .. M. Tuesday. In port. Genevcve.
MEMPHIS, July 2s.--kver fell 10 inches stands
% feet inches. Weather generally clear, MAX
imum Thermometer SO. Departed: Rosa Miller
for Arkansas River. Robert Mitchell for Cihcin-
natl
CINcrNsAT1, July 2e-River . feet 10 inches
and falling. Weather clear and PLEASANT. Ar
rived: Cherokee and U. Z. ScheDck from New
Orleans.
PITTsBuRa. July 2s.River feet inches and
fa ling. Weather Pheasant.
LoUrsvIIIE, July 26.-River fallipg.6 feet
inches in the canal. Weather clear and warmer
, EVANSVILLE July 26.-Hver feet g-i0 and
falling. Weather clear and warmer. Up: Ar
lington atnoon.
CAIRo. July 2G.-Arrived: Golden Rule from
Cincinnati at a. m. Departed Golden Rule for
New Orleans at noon. River % feet II inches
and falling. Weather clear mercurys2
ST. LOUIS. July SDeparted:. Yaeger for
New Orleans. River u feet and falling