The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-16
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMO GRAFT, 1
sunday. September 49, 1877.
Arrivals

sunday, september TO- 1877.
Arrivals.
Era No. 10, Henry Tete. Col. A. 2. Kouns.
Departures.
Alvin, Martha. Era No. 10. Blue Wing No 3
Ella Hughes, Henry Tste, Natchez. Golden City
Sunfower.
To Arrive.
Era No. 10 Blue Wing No. 3, upper coast Eva,
Henry Tete. Donaldsonville: Willie, Attakapas
Gov. Allen. Bayou Sara; Bertha, Opelousas
Bastrop. xOmachita:. John H.. Hanna. Baton
Rouge; H. Il. Lee. Vfcksburg; james Howard.
Weather cloudy and warm.
1t has been any day during the week.
The Col, kouns arrived from Red river yes
terday. She brought no further news from Old
river than was published by us yesterday.
Capt. Brinker, who left here on the Jimmie
Baker returned on the Kouns. and will turn
MS immediate attention toward getting the
Maria Louise ready for business.
:, Capt. Billy went out In command Of the G. H
,Capts. Dalferes and Charlet went up to Dom.
Joe Lagrue has charge Of the Tete's office.
Mr.; Landry remaining off for few trips,
The Thompson Dean, one Of the finest pas
and Bend trade as a regular weekly packet.
commencing the first week in October. The
w ayng has eeeyed
Jas. Ii. Pepper. who has spared neither pains
nor expense In the work done. Alterations
ssn op PppeT bens eonde eeF
that she will now beat her biggest trip of 519s
bales cotton and 2235 sacks seed. Frank Beck
and they are both experienced and attentive
clerks.
The Robt. E. Lee, leaving Tuesday connects
at s1cc 81 with the Anchor line fer Memphis
!. The New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
WnIn clo,, nd
the w. J. Behan for Shreveport Saturday.
The Texas, Ben Kay in command, leaves
WedneS ny for Alexandria and Grand Ecore.
The O'Pry line steamer Isabel. Jas. T O'Pry
master. o, Canton, Jr.. clerk. leaves Tomorrow
Ct 1880 a. m. for the lower coast to Quarantine
The Alvin also Of the O'Pry line. W, T. SEQ
veil In command. Henry Kouns clerk. leaves
Tuesday at the same hour and for the same
The Eva. John Taylor master, Capt. John O.
Vallette and Ernest Reinhardt clerks. leaves to-
morrow at 10 a. M for the lower coast; The
mail.
, The Blue Wing No. 8. j. "A Comstock master,
row, at 10 a. m. for Donaldsonville and the Ash
land plantation.
for Bayou Sara. J. J. Brown master, s. S.
Streck clerk.
The John II. Hanna. in place of the st. John.
Baton Rouge and all coast landings. j. r. Nc.
E Elroy in command. J. G. Bergeron and F. V.
: The Henry Tete. J. F. Aucoin master, M. H.
Landry clerk, will arrive this evening, and leave
l uesnay at 10 a. m. for the coast and Donald
5ony1lle The Tete connects with flats for points
9n tne bayou, sending freight through without
ielay. and makes all coast landings up and |
lown in daylight. '' ,N'
me Fra No 10, in place of the Mary Ida, |
caves Tuesday at 10 a. M for the upper coast to |
Ben Tureaud Alcide Albert master Arther |
Nicolle clerk.
The superb Rob. E. Lee VIM. Campbell mas
er, Messrs. McVey and Mossop clerks leaves |
me Ella Hughes, U. D. Terrebonne master
=. Nicolle clerk leaves Tuesday at n. m. for
he coast and Donaldsonvile having connee-
ions with lighters for points on the I.afon rcha
The Bertha, one of the most regular and re- |
liable packets to the Atchafalaya, leaves We'd
esday, as usual. 49,
t the John II. Hanna, leaves Wednesday for
ne Ouachita, and carries the United States
lal. ''0'
The regular and reliable Willie E. B. Trini
ad master, H. Molaison clerk, leaves Wednes-
ay without fail, at .. M. for the Bayou Teche.
by Telegraph
MONROE. La, Sept. 15-.capt. Gus Hodge. care
alter. Will arrive Tuesday and leave Wednes-
ay. f. A. BLANKS,
Master Steamer Bastrop
The Commercial of the 18th publishes the
MADISON, Ind Sept. r. $50 D. m.-The new l
)tton packet Alexandria, Just completed AT
lie Marine Ways here, was Inspected this after
Don and leaves tonight for New Orleans. |
he Alexandria is one of the best light draft =