The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-25
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NELSON aOROM serg't. Big. Ser. y. q. A,
AnalvAhs.-1sabel, Eva Blue Wing No .. AS
DHpAhruRHs. Isabel, Mary Ida. H. 4. Lee, As
sumption.
10 AHptvn.-stary Ida, Upper. Coast Eureka,
Assumption, Henry Tete, Lafourohe. MARTA
Louise. O, ri. Durfee, Red river Willie, Attaha-
pas. at. John, Baton Rouge. Gov. Allen, Bayou
Sara: W. j. Peitevent, Tensae. Frank Pargoud.
AfkopoliH Golden City. Ohio. Isabel, Emma,
Lower Coast.
The weather yesterday was unsettled, with the
probability Of rain before 1t clears Off
we don't know whether ii was owing to the eg-
element consequent TO the removal Of troops IF
not, but this we do know. ii was very dull on the
landing yesterday.
The 1ity Of Augusta. for the Arkansas. and u.
z, Rchenel, for the Ohio, laid over.
The visiting civil engineers will exeurt to the
iettes. The La Belle has been secured for that
purpose
Capt Lee will shortly have a ght-drafb boat
in the YaRoo 10 connect with the 0arksve,
either the nobt. Young or Stella Block.
The Mary Houston leaves Cincinnati to- day,
aud The Robert Mitchell saturday.
The Bertha ID the regular Saturday packet Tor
the Atehafalaya,
MIR. i. Il. streck, of the Gov. Allen. stopped off
this trip for brief rest. HE good-looking part
per Mr.. Green, went up ia charge.
Don't forget the Lower Coast packet Emma.
This ia her day for leaving
Inc regular HteECHNHts hHu FibuttIs thbbEtb-
dent Ouachita river packet cotton Valley. Joe
Carlton master, leaves Saturday. her regular day.
for Camden. hhe lays at the head of Uressman
street.
Lou MacFsrin. he of the Shannon. viii have
charge Of the Office of the hotel at Gfand Ise this
season Lou has no gorgeous diamond pin. but
he Ia rich In all the other requirements that go TO
make up n No. clerk. Lou q good fellow.
The Warner, with her tow, arrived yesterday.
She had one barge loaded with 1869 bales hay,
4 Al, Ln4 xrtt Rha hrn tInb tlp hut
of the Great Republic loaded also with ice-3oO0
tons.
The Maria Louise. Capt. H ]. Brinker, leaves
for Shreveport Saturday.
The G. II. Durfee. Capt. Wallace MoOhosney,
leaves the same day for Mnden.
The Upper Coast packet Eva. Louis Hanson
master, N. Ransom clerk, leaves to-day promptly
at 10 a. M. for the Ben Tureaud plantation. The
Eva is a tri-weekly packet. makes the run each
way in daylight, and pays close attention to BUSH
ness.
The Blue Wing No: 8, Capt. Arthur Comstook,
Messrs. Gee. Woods and Chas. Dean clerks.
leaves this 10a. m. for the Coast, Donaldsonvlie
and the Ashland plantation, Ascension parish.
The Blue Wing il 10 for the season; will make
three trips week; will make the run, both up
and down the Coast, in daylight, aud last but not
least, will pay particular attention to business.
The tri.weekly Lower Coast packet Emma
leaves to-day at i p, m; Tor Happy s yaek'
The John II. Hanna, Of the New Orleans and
Ouaohita Transportation Company, leaves to-
day at 5 p. IN. Gin place OF the Ouaohita
BELIEF for Ouachita City. Capt. J. W. Blanks
commands Capt. Joe Holmes clerk
The Sandy No. 2, II. I'll. Broad master, J. b.
Sohmit clerk leaves to-day at p. m. for Wash
ington and ell landings on the coast and the At
chafalaya.
The Col. A. P. Kouns one Of sthe best business
boats In the New Orleans and Red River Trans
portation Company, leaves to-day at p. M. for
Shreveport and Jefferson, Isaac Il. kouns com.
mands, Messrs. Shute ana Quicksall clerks.
The Era No. 10, well known as one of the most
reliable of steamboats,, leaves to-day at 5 p. m,
in place OF the Stella Block. for the Black and
Bout rivera, through to Point Jefferson; Tom
Taylor, a veteran captain in the trade, COM
mands, Tom Knee clerk.
The fine sde-wheel passenger packet City of
Augusta, J. ID. Elliott master, Joe Elliott clerk,
leaves to day at 5 p. m. for the Arkansas River,
through 10 Fort Smith, taking freight for all
Bend landings.
The light-draft steamer Shannon was brought
to the landing yesterday, and whi leave to-day
for Fort Smith and all landings on the Arkansas
river; John DeHart commands, Capt. Charlie
Arthur IN the Office.
Capt, u ID. Terrebonnes regular Coast and
Lafourche through 10 Thitodaux pa ket Eureka,
running in the Trenton's place, leaves tomorrow
at S D. m. Mr.. II. ID. Terrebonne has charge OF
the Office. A clerk is on the landing receiving
freight.
The splendid passenger and United States mail
steamer Frank Pargoud, ]. M. White master,
Curt Holmes and w. n. Gaines clerks. - Ieceiy-