The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-19
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Arrivals.
Isabel, Mary Ida. Texas, Martha, Robt. Young.
Departures.
Isabel, Mary Ida, Blue Wing No. 3. St.
Mary, Yazoo Valley, Golden City, Trenton, Willie.
Texas. Jimmie Baker.
To Arrive.
81. Mary, Assumption, Lafourche; Mary Ida,
Blue Wing No. 8, upper coast; Iva. Isabel
lower coast; w. j. Behan Red river; Alvin, Ohio;
j. Il. Hanna, Uusehta; j. T. Telle. Bt Louis;
Geo. Bpangler, Teche; Bertha Opelousas; Coy
Allen, Bayou SARA; Bt. John, Baton Rouge; II. E
Lee, Vieksburg.
The weather yesterday was showery-a good
rain TO lay the dust wouldn't hurt.
Business not very active for Saturday.
The United States mail packet Martha arrived
last evening Ia tow OF the steamer Whd HaSelie
ehinery. We were informed the Eva on her ar
rival would leave Immediately In place OF the
Martha for Port lIsds.
was buried yesterday W. Fl. Reynolds was well
known ss Tho proprietor OF the Reynolds Iron
Works, and was years ago the owner OF the GAR
rie Pool. In his death this community loses
business man. Mr. Reynolds was Mason OF high
standing, aud member of the Continental
Guards, which company escorted his remains 20
their last resting place., May the peace that
passeth oil understanding be bis.
The following is list OF the Golden Rules
cargo brought 60 this city by the steamers Katie
Glencoe aud Frank Psrsoud, consigned TO the
Board OF ~ Paghsses sa barsss a
1918 barrels pork, 2i6 barrels flour, barrel wine.
ago boxes soap, II boxes and n hogsheads tobac-
90, Al packages lard, 9 packages butter, DIT bum
dies cotton ties, lot of furniture, b2b packages
iron, packages hame, and boiler.
The Assumption, leaving Tomorrow, connects
at Donaldsopvlle with the Bertha Drummer. Bee
special notice at bottom OF advertisements.
The Gov. Allen leaves as usual Tomorrow for
Bayou Sara The La Belle wheels into line In
the early part OF next month, running on the of
days, Wednesday and Saturday. with the Allen.
The Ouachita Belle and John H. Hanna will
also form line to Bayou Sara, starting early In
The Robt. n. Lee, leaving Tuesday, connects
at vlcksbnrg with the Anchor Line for Memphis
and st. Louis.
The Bertha, one of the most regular and re-.
liable packets TO the Atohafalaya. leaves Wednes-
the splendid passenger steamer John II. Han
ma leaves on Wednesday for the ouaohita, carry
ing the United states mail.
The schooner James Howard, In tow OF the new
lower coast packet Alvin, and destined to Calves
ton, is 100 feet long, 2S feet beam.
steamer, purchased few weeks ago by Capt
Alex. Trousdae. expressly for this trade, 10 ad
vertised this morning az regular packet to ths
above trade, commencing next Saturday. binct
her arrival here the SunHuwer has undergone III
complete au overhauling ss IL is possible to give
n steamboat, and she is now In prime order, new
cylinders have replaced the old ones, new bedding
replaces the old aud every spot about her that th'
painter could reach shows the marks OF his brush
She IL a stauneh boat In every particular. ant
draws light only 10 inches, which insures he
running even in dead low water. MIR. j. b
Bchmit. the popular Atchafalays clerk. has beef
engaged to preside over tho Office depar, ,ment.
the John u. Tole and Bee and barges are due
to arrive from st. Louis.
Capt. Geo. Hamilton went up on the TexaI
yesterday; Wallace Mcohesney did not.
The Red River Transportation Company an
nounoe the following departures for the coming
week. W. J. Behan. Wednesday, to Shrevepor
and Jeiferson Bonnie Lee Saturday, to shreve
port.
The new ouachita packet John Wilson was .
have been launched yesterday.
The Times has resorted to the use OF ftalca
just as We feared il would. To avoid repetition
and end the discussion, we propose that IL &C
knowledges itself sold on that second sugar crop
and then we, on onr part, will shake hands acros
the bel-ludy chasm, by clearing up the othe
matter, though we are likened unto the Irish
man with his evasive answer. and though we ma
have drop or two of Irish blood ip our veins.
N. M, Jones arrived in this city yesterday
MIR. Jones IL of the firm OF Brown Jones. VIII
have large coal interests here. at Memphis an
other points, and who are also owners Of th
renowned Thompson Dean. Though on bus
ness intent, we hope Mr.. Jones, who Ia a weleom
viator, may find his stay here pleasant one.
johnny Hawkins has sold the yacht Myrtle
Capt. Talbot, of Galveston. Capt Talbot want
her for mail service.
Pending further instructions from Louisville
Mesers. Bell q Menge have chartered the Eureh
for one week to the Mobile and Texas Kailros
Company, to relieve the 81. ffanclb beHe VIII
undergoing reDajrs,
Curt Lewis has quit the Yazoo Valley and Il
river and has engaged "a clerk with Messrs.
Conery Il Son. Genial Ned Phelps TOOK the plae
of Mr. Lewis on the Yszoo Valley.
The receipts OF new rice yesterday amounte
TO TSl sacks; new cotton. bale. :.
Fnding IL necessary. owing to low water in u
Latourehe, Capt. Terrebonne has changed I y
Monday and Thursday to Tuesday and Friday
~ m. She takes freight ~ usual to Thiboda'a
and on her way down leaves Donaldsonville eve
sunday and Thursday at s a. m.
The Eva, John Taylor master, Capt. John
yalette and Ernest Reinhardt clerks, leaves +
morrow at 10 a. m. for the lower coast. II
Eva runs in connection with the Martha, leav
on alternate days and carries the United Stat
mail
Attention is called to the advertisement in a
other column of the Painter No. O.
The Blue Wing No. 3, j. A. Comstock maste
Messrs. Woods and Dean clerks, leaves tonne
row at 10 a. m. for the upper coast to the Ashla
The semi weekly Baton Rouge packet St. job
i. Bergeron master,J O. Bergeron clerk, leav
tomorrow at 5 .. m.
The Gov Allen will leave tomorrow at D. ,
for Bayou Sara. J. J. Brown master, 8. y. Sire
clerk.
The superb Robt. E. Lee, VIM. campb
master, Messrs. McVey and Mossop clerks, lea,
Tuesday, as usual for vlcksburg.
The Ella Hughes, Joe Dalferes master, lea'
for the Lafourche Tuesday.
The Assumption. in place OF the Henry Te
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