The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-23
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NELSON GoR0M, serg't. Sic. Ser. q. g. 4.
ARa,yAts-Issbel.. Blue Wing No. Q, Gov. Allen,
Trenton, shannon, Emma, Yazoo Valley.
Departures Isabel, Blue Wing No. ., Charles
Morgan. Frank Psrgoud, Trenton.
To AHB1vE.-Eva, Blue Wing No. D. Upper
Coast sandy No. O., upelousas; Ella Hughes,
ouscyi ta 9. Il. Darfee, Texas, Bart Able, Red
Ohio; Isabel. Lower Coast; Trenton, Assumption.
Lafourehe. Natehez, vioksburg; w. ]. Polite
vent Tsnsss. Tensss and Macon; Tom Parker.
Bout River. John II. Tolle. Belle Of Shreveport.
BIT. Louis; Garendelet, Mem ibis.
Weather clear and pleasant,
Business very fair
Owing to freight engagements and ut the soil
citation of shippers, Cape Tayor laid the ~ ella
Block over TO IL IN. u -day. when she positively
leaves for Black and Beaf Rivers. Bee special
notice In another column.
The fleet and magnificent Natohez will be
found at the landing this morning, and viii leave
tomorrow, Ms usual, ut 3 p. m, for Vieksbufg.
The Natehez has close and rellabls connections
with the Yasoe and Tallshatchie rivers;
The Emma il the reliable aud popular Lower
Coast packet for to-day. she leaves promptly st
Passengers for points North, East or West by
way of the Ohio river read the advertisement in
another column of the splendid Thompson Dean.
fourebe, will go through 10 Thibodaux.
lively sight yesterday was the cabin OF the
Charles 6lorgan Just before her departure; filed
with people almost TO its fullest capacity, some
who were leaving, others who ~ had accompanied
them to say q last goodbye. There were regis.
tered 80 in tho cabin, gu on dock. Harry stein
was In hia element, and WAS IS happy as boy
with his first knife.
The Donaaly follows the Morgan tomorrow,
and those who want choice Of rooms had better
apply early
The New Orleans and Ouaehita Transportation
Company's steamer shannon. John DBHartz,
master, o. II. Arthur and Lon Mao Far1in,
clerks, arrived yesterday morning from the Qua
ehita, and 10 receiving TO return Tomorrow att
.. M, going through to Camden.
The Tom Parker, also of The above company,
will be found ut tho landing to-day from Bout
River, aud will return Tomorrow sure, going
through TO Point Jefferson. L. p. Delahoussaye
commands.
! ,'te steamer Yszoo Valley, from vicksburg
arrived yesterday with good trip of cotton.
Capt. Charlie Truslow, who never forgets n
friend, sent down 10y the La Belle lot Of cedar
for bis friend George Lord 10 white. He go.
lected Ii espeo ally for that purpose out OF the
forests on Upper Red River, aud it viii keep and
afford employment for bis peculiar talent for
many days. n other friends az thoughtful would
onl, send deorg lot OF knives and grind
stone, they would till his Gu of happiness full.
The A. @, Dopnally, Henry y. Hart. master,
Ed, Donnally, clerk, leaves TO- morrow at p. m,
for Louisville. Cincinnati and oil intermediate
points. The Donnally Ia 3 new boat, frst-class
In every respect; ID o most attr ,otive one TO
travel onard can be relied upon with certainty to
leave as above.
Tho tri.weekly Lower Cosst packet Emma
leaves to-day ut / p. M, for the Franklin Hice
Mills. Oliver Canton, Jr., master, ]. J. Donovan,
elerk.
The semi-weekly Coast and Baton Rouge pack
ct 81. John, Frank Bergeron, master, J. O. ber-
rnr clark lnuvHa tD-day at 1I m. IL
fhe Coast and Bayou Sara United States mail
packet Gov. Allen, }. ]. Brown, master, y. b.
3treck, clerk, leaves to-day at s p. m.
The ght-draught Bastfop, OF the New Or
leans and Ouaehta Transportation COMPANY is
to leave to-day for Bayou Bsrthoo-
new and all way landings on The Ouachita and
Black rivers. Gus Hodge in command, j. ?.
Mobr, clerk.
The very regular Upper Coast tri-weeky day
Ransom, clerk, will be at the lower landi. to-
day, receiving to leave tomorrow at 10 u. M,
for the Bon Turesud Plantation.
The fleet Bart Able leaves Tomorrow at p. m,
for Alexandra and Grand Ecore. Richard Sin
mott master, George Hamilton clerk.
The NatcheZ, for Ylcksburg and all mail land
ings, leaves tomorrow at p. m. Capt. lhos.
2. Lea hers in command.
The Sandy No. Q, for the Atcbafalaya throush
to Washington, leaves tomorrow ut 5 p. m. A. ?.
rrousdais commando J. B. Schmidt clerk.
The Texas, OF The New Orleans and Red River
Company, leaves tomorrow at
.. M. for Shreveport and wav landings on Red
River. Geo. W. Rea master, II. O. Boazman
cleik.
[By Tflepraph.l
YAzoo Cry, March 22-Steamer Clarksvi!ie
will arrive saturday evening and leave Wednes-
day for Yazoo and Tallahatchie rivers.
II. L. LEE.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
CINCINNATI, March 2O-Capt James Good
every body's Jim-Assistant Superintendent OF
the M. V. T. Company, after spending the LAY in
with the friends Of his youth left foi
Madl,on last nignt on the United states, where
he Is experimenting the Completion of the new
and powerful towboas Egypt, which is being
built at the Madison Marine Ways under the su-
perintendence Of Capt. Dan Morton, and will be
in ten days and leave for st. Louis,
where she has big tow ready to take South.
The Egypt ia 200 feet long, with three feet shear,
and the engines OF the famous Crescent City,
built 81 Cincinnati by G. T. Dumont The cylln-
nders are 26 inches in diameter. with 8 feet
stroke.
The steamer Dells m sde trial trip at st. Louis
with the Hight wheel. q new invention.
1t operated satisfactorily, and the boat made
much faster time up stream than she ever did
before.
Freights on oil meal from Memphis to the
sugar p antationa, where much Of it is now
shipped for fertilizing purposes is 80 80 per ton
in some cases, and something less in others.
Capt. Hicks denies that the Csroudelet hit the
bank or a snag, or any other object. n ar Sun
Dyslde or anywhere else, or that she received
any damages from any source.
A dispatch from st. Louis to the Cincinnati
z4tte OF yesterday, says: "Mr. Schoenlaub, o
The wharfboat firm OF Ranking & Co., OF Evans
vile, is il the city for the purpose OF getting the
1900 ton steamer Commonwealth TO go to Evans
vile, where full cargo for New Orleans awaits
1er. He states also that he has secured the
Nellie Moore to go few miles up the Wabash to
AXE on full load Of corn for New Orleans.
Capt. r. W. Dugan telegraphs from Little
Rock that the Florence Meyer has been raised,
he break bulkheaded, and that she would take
1er cotton on board and proceed to New Orleans.
Jspt Dugan was to leave Little RICK for the
Meyer.
EVANSVILLE. March 19.-The Raven and bsrges
ook here to-day $4,000 bags of corn, 500 bbs
1our 300 bbls pork and lard, bbls eggs, and 100
,ales hay and straw. She has 1000 bags OF corn
engaged at Iockharta Point which will fill her