The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-11

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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. I
Tuesday. Dec ii. 1877. J
Arrivals.
Blue Wing No. o, Belle, Henry Tete. Gov.
Allen. II. E. Lee. Katie. Bertha. Assumption,
Clafksville. Thompson Dean.
Departures.
Isabel. Alvin. Blue Wing No. 8, w. J. Poite-
vent. Gov. Allen, Katie, Lessie Taylor. Big Sun
flower, Alexandria. Danube. Assumption.
To Arrive.
Martha. Isabel ALVIN. lower coast; Blue
s Wng Mo- st. ma Ss' w. upper o f~sti L.
foarcehs: Kate Kinney. St. Louis; Coy.
Alien, ouaebit a Belle Bayou Sara; gohn Will
Baton Rouge; Era No. TO- Beuf river: Colder,
Rule. Cincinnati: Yazoo Valley, Vicksburg; La
Belle, Red river: James, Howard. Memphis;
Frank Pargoud, 9reenville.
Weather not so pleasant yesterday. 1t looked
and felt as If rain was close Mt hand
Business was, livelier yesterday than 1t has
The Assumption, from the Lafourche. ar
rived late yesterday, with full cargo. and il
discharged in time returned last night Her
officers reported having left plenty OF freight
on the banks.
The Trenton has received coat of paint.
The g. r. lack was ssv taken hen b o the
ened. Capt. Henry hasn't concluded yet what
he will do with tho Peck. but he may go to the
Cast. Fred Blanks takes command of the
John Wilson.
Capt Billy Johnston stopped off the Fanchon
Little Bob B.
The sale Of the Tom Parker was being nego-
taed q y9hs rest and was oil but closed she
The John II. Hanna. having been unavoida-
bly, detained on her up trip BY grounding and
arrived yesterday up to dark She. will be
found ct the landing this morning. and will re-
tara this 10 a. M az p9r peea htee IN
evening, reports having, passed the Hanna
laden fiat in the water, the largest trip Of the
season from the coast
1884 bales cotton, 2i.197 sacks seed. 1859 hhds
sugar, and 1861 bbls. molasses.
The Thompson Dean arrived last evening
with a splendid trip.
The. Bertha Capt Fl. Fl. Broad. arrived yester-
The fasf New Orleans aid Red River Transporta-
oR G a. e TSu M
day, as previously advertised.
The Kate Kinney will arrive tonight from
AS a large part of her cargo is for Red river
she can be can be depended upon to leave as
Capt. Joe Kinney arrived in the city Sunday.
Having some repairing to do, the Alvin did
40 not leave for the lower coast until last eyening
he Vii eoS 70 be P?r e t A
upper part of the river until tomorrow. when
she will resume her trips to Port Eads.
Billy Quicksall went out in the Alexandria's
Some Of the mepbeEs Of the Lo9isiana Gen. on
Inv rfn
Capt. J. w. Blanks during the trip. for which
they passed resolutions OF thanks.
- The John Means. with three barges, passed
'i Capt. i Heg i defers the departure OF his
beautiful Golden City until tomorrow.
the LESSEE Taylor, for the Atchafaaya, left yes
terday. The former will return to leave again
Monday next, and the Taylor to leave Wednes-
The, Danube, Chas. Thorn in command, and
the Alexandria, Capt. Billy, Boardman in COM
mapd left yesterday st i for Red river uu
boats ever built, will arrive to-day from the
Ohio. on her first trip.
Cherokee leaves Cincinnati to day, and the fam
Gus Chas. Morgan Thursday.
The Commonwealth leaves to-day for st.
see great reduction card of Messrs J. 3.
Woods q Co., agents, in another column.
The Frank Pargoud. for the bends to Green
The W. J. Poitevent left yesterday for the La
fnnrehe- She will return to leave again Thurs
The St. Francis Belle leaves daily at TAB a. m.
from Bienville street for Westwego, running In
Railroad to Donaldsonville.
The Blue Wing line steamer Belle leaves to-
day at q. no. for. the upper coast to Bonnet
Care. The Belle is daylight boat both ways.
II. Is. Harper commands, J. E. Brou clerk.
The M. |. upper coast daily line steamer Mary
Ida J. A. Ruiz in command, Edw Nicolle clerk,
leaves to-day at 10 a. m, going as high as Ben
Tureaud's.
The Henry Tete, J. F. Aucoin master, NJ. Fl.
Landry clerk. leaves to-day at 10 a. m. for the
coast, Donaldsonville and Lafourche.
Company's steamer Martha. w. s. Bassett mas
ter, .. Legier clerk, leaves this IL m. promptly
The superb and feet Robert E. Lee, VIM.
Campbell master Mr.. A. McVay in charge of
the Office leaves this D. M, as usual, for Vicks
burg and all mail landings.
The st. Mary, Joe Dalferes in command, E.
Nicolle clerk, leaves to-day at 5 o. m. for
the coast and Lafourche through to Laurel
Valley.
The New Orleans and Ouachita Transporta-
ton Company's steamer Bastrop, Gus Hodge
master. S. T. Goodwin clerk, leaves to-day at
D. m. for Bayou Bartholomew.
The regular Tensas and Macon packet Tren-
ton, J. B. Sullivan master, }. L. Robbins CLERK,
leaves to-day without fail at p. m.
The Willie, making regular trips to Boeuf
river in place OF the ToHs Parker leaves to-
day sure at s q. NJ. L. 2. Delahoussaye in
command. ]. v. Jordan and Tom Knee clerks.
st. John. >. 2. McEroy master. leaves to-mor-
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