The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-18
Change.
Above low
.water.

Little Rock. ...-..- 8 6
New Orleans $3.50. II
Pitt .,.'...'-- % II II
st. Louis. .-.-.-....-
Vicksburg ......... 16 II
'Belo" high water mark " u IT, Il. s1MoNs,
Sergeant Signal Service. U. s. A.
Arrivals.
Mary Ida Henry Tete, 2: ?. schenck st.
John. St. Mary. Era Cotton Valley.
Departures.
Tete, st. Mary. st. John, Ouachita Belle. Nat
chez, A. G. Donnally, City of Alton. Florence
T ebn Bonnie Bart Ab B
vile, Shannon.
Martha Isabel, ALVIN, lower coast; Blue
COAST mat F Far h Gherokee Ohio river: " J.
Behan Dawn, La Belle, Red river st. John. J.
Lafourche; Susie Silver, st. Louis; Katie P.
Kountz, Arkansas; Quachita Belle, Gov. A Allen.
E Bayou
John Wilson, B4strop. 0gaehita; LESSEE Tay-
lor, OpelousaS j. A. Scudder, Memphis.
Weather remains clear and pleasant.
Business showed considerable activity yester,,
day; among the departures, which numbered
10, we're some very fair trips.
Capt. FL. E. Harper will command the Belle in |
the upper coast trade: Can't. J. E. Brou has been
placed in charge of the Office
The Assumption, having changed her days OF
departure, leaves tomorrow at D. m. for the |
coast and, Latourche through to Thibodaqx.
Lagroue clerks.
Wallace Me0hesRey Xsnt out in commend mn Of
The Cotton Valley arrived yesterday and will
leave for Ouachita during the coming week. but
what day Capt Carlton did not inform us
Powell at st. Louis that the John +. TOlle |
burned only to the waters edge and die. not
sne 0T1 be- saged damaged econdon
landing Fog, it is supposed, detained her.
Kouns took the Isabel out yesterday morning
| The Bertha was towed over the river yester-
w ne and snd h
| Church. in the order. named. will be the next
| arrivals from the Ohio. The two first passed
Capt Harper is good steamboatman and a
fine business man, and with the aid of his pop.
eef TX GaP Bsod W e B Eay host OF
MI. Henry Williams, who came down in
charge of the Bellies Office will return home
The Courier-Journal. says 5,1A 900 bushels
coal was run from Pittsburg, on the recent rise.
The lighthouse steamer Alice is on her way
The Barnard, with her tow bound down. was
at Louisville on the l4th.
The fleet and handsome Katie is the Vicks-
burg and bend packet for to- morrow.
| The St John leaves Wednesday at IL M for
k Ropg h aaTng il Connects
a Vicksburg with the Anchor line for Memphis
and st. Louis
The Ouachita Belle, making semi-weekly
return Wednesday at p. M.
re XsSe WasgssdsT as nd hs
The E. O. Stanard was to have left St Louis
yesterday and the Thos. Sherlock Cincinnati; :,
The following are the departures in the ne, Red se
the coming week: La Belle tomorrow. the new
Lotus Wednesday. and the Maria Louise Satur-
The Susie Silver leaves for st. Louis to-mor-
Capt, J: Lawrence Carriers fast reliable and
landing. and will leave Tuesday for all points
through to Louisville and Cincinnati. Mr.. Dick
The it Era No. TO- Capt Tom Taylor. from Bnuf
river, and the Trenton, Capt Jas. L. Robbins.
from the TenSas and Macon, will be found at
the landing to-day. and will return Wednesday
The St. Francis Belle leaves daily at 1880 a. m.
connection with the New Orleans and Texas
Railroad to Donaldsonviile.
The Blue Wing line steamer Belle leaves to.
day at 8 a. M for the upper coast to Bonnet
Care. The Belle is daylight boat both ways.
The Blue Wing No; 8. J. A: Comstoek master
row at 10 a. m. for Donaldsonville and the Ash
J land plantation.
]; The Gov. Allen will leave tomorrow at p. m.
for Bayou, Sara. J. j. Brown master. s. S.
| Streck clerk.
The John H. Hanna leaves tomorrow at !
| o. m. for Plaquemine, Baton Rouge and all coast
landings +. Bergeron in command, L. p Del
houssaye clerk.
The Katie, J. W; Tobin master, W. N Gaines
and ALT Grissom cer KS leaves tomorrow at D.
m. for Vicksburg and all bend landings to Arka-
polls.
Landry clerk, will arrive this evening and leave
Tuesday at 10 a. M. for the coast and Donald
II The New Orleans and Gulf Transportation
Company steamer Alvin. w. T. Scovell mas
ter, leaves tomorrow at 70 M, and the Martha
: w. s. Bassett MASTER Tuesday at IL m; bott
{ boats go through to Port Eads. and carry the
United States mail.
) The NJ. + daily line steamer Mary Ida. J. A
= Ruiz in command, leaves Tuesday at 10 a. m
, promptly for the upper coast to Ben Tureauds
The superb Robert B. Lee, VIM Campbell m mas as
Tuesday, as usual for Vicksburg.
. The Alexandria and Grand Ecore packe
: Dawn. G. P. Truslow master, c. W. Drown clerk
The Leslie Taylor is the regular Tuesda,
:, packet for the Atchafalaya. under the command
! of e Capt NJ. Renison. Eug; Quatreyaux CLERK
> ton Company's steamer John wilson Jo'
Sfaytaf for 9uachta City, carrying tn
Q The St Mary, Joe DaIferes in command, E
= Nicolle clerk, leaves Tuesday at .: M for tn
Exchange Clippings.
:, St. Louis Republican, Nov. Is:
I The small steamer S. s. Knapp from MANS
> tee and the little schooner George Oscar, o
u. South Haven, went down the Illinois ant
+ Mississippi. The formdr will ply on the Rec
" river, and the latter will 90 to New Orleans,
The whole distance from Cairo to the Gulf j
in an air line. with 271 feet fall in low water AM
p 322 in high.
y Dispatch to the St. Louis Times:
- CAIRO Now 1.-THE My Choice arrived las
y night and went to work in the trade to-day. Sh
Is noble towboat and will undoubtedly Civ
- her new owners satisfaction.
n The Future City will return to New Orlean
Il with five barges Of freight.
Cincinnati Enquirer November Is:
The Daniel Boone passed down Tuesda,
: night with tow Of produce boats for tn