The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-25
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*i3elow high water mark OF 1874.
NELSON dORoM, sergt. Sig. Ser. y, 3. A.
AnRtvAIs.-Issbel. Blue Wing No. 8, Gold Dust
Tom Parker, John Y. Tolle, Geo. spanglor,
Olarksvtlle and Bloc Farmer.
DnpAnTunEs--Isabel, Eva, Blue Wing No. 8, A.
O. Donnaliy, shannon, Bastrop, Texas, Bart Able,
Natchex. Sandy No. Q, Carondelet, Geo. spang-
Ter.
10 Ansrn-Blue Wing No. 8, Eva, Upper
Coast; Ella Hughes, J. II. Hanna, Cotton Val
A. p. Kouns, Maria Louise Red River; Robert
Mitchell, Golden City, Ohio; Trenton, Assump-
ton. Henry Tete. Latourche; w. J. poitevent
Tensas and Macon; Belle of Shreveport. St.
Louis; Katie. vieksbu'g; 81. John, Baton Rouge;
Gov. Allen, Bayou Sara; Bertha. opelousas; Iss-
bel, Emma, Lower Coast.
Yesterday was cloudy and windy. The wind
kept the dust moving lively. and made the land
ing anything but pleasant place to visit. Late
which laid both the wind and the dust. and
stopped all business for awhile.
Business has been very fair this week, fair as is
has been though the effect Of our desperate po-
1tical state OF affairs is very much felt among the
good time coming, but know that y cannot come
g long a. Packard Is sustained by Federal inter
ference. y, - -. $50
a report having been circulated that the Eva
was not insurable, Capt Ransom requests us TO
state In contradiction that the Eva ia insured In
the Commercial Insurance Company. .ps
The Trenton, leaving every Monday and Thurs
day for the Latourohe, goes through to Thibo-
dsux each trip. = -. - ~.
Bosuf river and will return Wednesday. Capt.
Delahousssye wanted to leave yesterday a. ad-
vertised, but he was bulldozed into laying over
by buyers, who came down and wanted to return
with him. .--,.....
The Thompson Dean, one Of the finest passen-
ger steamers running to the Ohio, leaves here
next Saturday. See advertisement.
Passengers for the Ohio have two other fine
boats to choose from this coming week. The
Robert Mitchell and Golden City will both be
here to leave for Cincinnati.
The report that George Lord had been invited
to appear before the Manhattan Club and deliver
lecture on "The Great Whitlers Of the Past
and Present." on investigation proves to be
erroneous.
The largest steamboat ever built, the Grand
Republic, il due to arrive from st. Louis.
The Gold Dust laid over.
The Myrtle leaves this q. m. from the head Of
Cont street for Port Eads. Capt Kirby is on
. accommodating trip. and will, on his return,
start regularly in fer work. For the better 40
commentator OF passengers, he has made some
alterations since her arrival here.
Capt. Charlie Arthur returned from his visit
West yesterday, in time to see his Shannon of
for the 0uachita. =, = -
We paid the great Lee visit yeste rday. and
found Mr.. Perkins, her chief engineer. assisted
BY Nick Theodore. placing her huge cylinder into
position, and making every effort towards gettisg
Katie vii On arrival bring the Lee 70 the isndinr
Tho we'll known passenger steamer Robert
Mitchell win arrive II time 10 leave Wednesday.
positively for Cincinnati and Louisville James
Paul commands; Mr.. Frank Stein, clerk.
The steamer Baskerville, from the Yaxoo river,
arrived last evening with fair tap, part Of which