The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-03
Above low

*Below high water mark OF 1874.
NELSON GORoM. Berg't. Gig. Der. u. 8. A.
ARRrvAIs-Isabel. Ella Hughes, Golden City,
Mary Ida.
Isabel, Mary Ida, Robt. Young,
Blue Wing No. 3, Assumption, Ella Hughes,
Yazoo Valley, Golden City, w. ]. Poitevent Era
No. 10. Tensas, Bart Able, Bonnie Lee, Texas,
Willie.
\ 10 ARRIVE Eureka, Henry Tete, Assumption,
Fila Hughes, Lafourche; A. O. Donnally, Uincin-
lati: Mary Ida, Robt. Young. Blue Wing No. B.
bayou Sara; h. II. Lee, vicksburg j. II. Hanna,
Bastrop, Cotton Valley, Ouaehita; Lotus No. 0,
@, II. Durfee, Red river: Lessie Taylor. Atohs-
falaya. Tom Parker. Bauf river; Col. A. T.
Koups, He'd river.
The weather continues warm, dry and dusty.
Rain IL badly needed.
business on the landing yesterday did not hold
out az we'll as anticipated, though the Texas.
potevent aud Yszoo Valley had good trips.
The Golden City arrived and departed on time,
with light freight and fifty passengers.
Mr.. Vim. Wherry, second clerk of the Thomp-
son Dean, went up on the Golden CITY.
The Centennial lies over to Tuesday, when
she leaves for st. Louis.
The departures yesterday included every boat
at the lower landing.
Capt. Joe Dalferes went through that potato
patch again this trip with the Ella Hughes. This
time he "fotched" 40 barrels and 1904 sacks Of
spfaties.'
Capt Owen Fipnegan, Of Mobile, and owner of
the John T. Moore. was In the city yesterday.
Brochett & Oarter's.
From the following. from the 81. Louis Repub.
licau, II would seem that all differences in the
Pool Line have been arranged:
"The Glencoe got large amount OF freight
yesterday, and will have oil she wants this morn
ing. II IL now said the Grand Republic follows
the Glencoe, the Commonwealth going after the
Republic"
for Red river Wednesday. The Col. A. P.
Kouns, after long SIEGE lays up on arrival for
repairs. !,
ietties leaving tomorrow evening Bee adver-
tisement in another part OF this paper.
The Red River Transportation Company have
renewed their charter for period of twenty q We
years. This company have been emnently sue
cessful, and owe much OF their success TO the
tact of Capt. Joe Aiken, president, the prudent
management of its board Of directors, and the
punc,ual manner In which all Of Its business lie
transacted.
Mr.. Geo. Woods, clerk of the Blue Wing No. 8,
returned from his visit TO Kentucky Friday even
ing, Ahd after combng the hay seed out OF his
hair, and putting carefully away . mysterious
vessel labelled "Robinson County" resumed his
labore In the Office OF that boat.
Capt. Joe Dalferes intends to build boat for
the Lafourche and will leave for the West within
the next two weeks. He says In the Ella Hughes
he has good low water boat, In the new one he
intends 70 have No. high water packet.
line young man drowned of the MARY Ida FRI
day evening was named Sam johnson, he had
been on the boat for over year, engaged as
stage holster He was good swimmer; but
Capt. Albert, who made strenuous efforts to aave
him, says he must have been struck and disabled
by the wheel.
The La Belle left yesterday for Donaldsouville,
taking up number of visitors to the fair at that
Capt. feathers had steam raised on the Eatches
yesterday, and took her down alongside the Val
1ette Docks
Mr.. aabe Block left for Trinity yesterday on
the w. j. ppitevant. and will return on that
steamer.
There was in port yesterday . steamships, 20
chips, 10 barks, Q briggs and schooners. Same
time last year, 10 steamships, II ships, q bsrks,
6 brigs and IL schooners.
Capt Henry Harris new and fine Ohio river
passenger steamer A. O. Donnally will be here to
leave for Cincinnati next Wednesday.
The Mary Houston ia also en- route, and will
leave here for the Ohio Saturday, the Och inst.
The Red River Transportation Company an.
nounce the following departures for the coming
week; Dawn, Capt. ghas. Trnsow, Wednesday.
to Shreveport and Jefferson; O. H. Durfee, Capt.
Wallace McCheeney, saturday, to Shreveport.
The Grand Isle Hotel, und,r the new manage
ment OF Captains Beatty and Wise. il offering
TO epend the summer at one OF the most delight |
full resorts in the country would do we'll to try |
this one. See advertisements in another part Of
this paper.
Mount Vernon. Ind, arrived yesterday with a
cargo OF "a, s03 sacks of corn.
The Blue Wing No. 3. J. A. Comstock master,
Woods, Heno and Dean clerks, leaves Tomorrow
at 10 a. M, for Donaldsonville and the Ashland |
plantation, Ascension parish.
The semi weekly coast and Baton Rouge
packet st. John, F. Bergeron master, J. y.
Bergeron clerk, leaves tomorrow at p. NJ.
The Gov. Allen will leave tomorrow at 6 p. M. |
for Bayou Sara aud ell mail landings. J. j. |
Brown master, s. s. Streck clerk.
The coast and Bayou Lafourche packet Eu- |
reka, in place Of the Trenton. leaves tomorrow
OF 8 p. m: y. d. Terrebonne master, T. A. Oar
ling and II. d. Terrebonne clerks, The Eureka |
goes through to Lockport.
Tho eemi-weekly Bayou Lafourche packet |
Henry Tete, J. f. Aucoin master, M. II. Landry |
clerk, leaves tomorrow at 5 y. m.
The superb Robert q. Lee, VIM. Campbell mas.
ter. Mesers. McVay and Mossop clerks, leaves |
Tuesday. as usual, for Vicksburg and all mail |
landings.
The New Orleans and ouachita Transportation
Companss United States mail steamer John II. |
Hanna, ]. W. Blanks master, Joe Holmes clerk,
leaves Wednesday, as usual, for Ouachta City
See her advertisement in another column.
The Assumption, Capt. p. A. Oharlet, leaves
Tuesday at p. IN. for the Lsfourche, through to
Lsure Valley.
The Ella Hughes. Joe Dalferes master, leaves
for the Lafourche Tuesday, going through to
Lockport
The Lessie Taylor, II. II. Broad master. in
place of the Sandy No. 2, leaves Wednesday for
the Atchafalays.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS,
Sr. LOUIS, May 3l.-The Warner ia about due
with two barges hay, shipped by Smith 4 Chand-
Ter. and one barge grain. She will take about
1000 tons this trip to New Orleans.
The wife of Capt. David Fl. Silver died last
night after lingering illness, and will be buried
tomorrow.
MEMPHIS, June 1.-The "Reshipper" is the
name OF Ezell 4 Co.'S wharfboat at the mouth Of
White river. In addition to 81 600 bales Of cot
ton reshipped by Ezell, brought out of the White
and Arkansas rivers chiefly by Memphis packets,
MIR. Ezel writes that he is doing other work. 1t
is not all cotton now as it used to be. Among
the articles handled this season are cotton seed,
Oil cake, oil meal, cotton seed Oil, wheat hides
and iurs from Arkansas river; also from White
river, wheat corn beef, cattle, hides, iurs, bacon
butter, eggs and chickens, together with all
kinds Of game. This indicates that the people of
The Arkansas and White river valleys have turned
their attention to something else besides cotton.
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