The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-19
Above low Change.
WHtbE. hibbs run.
Feet. Inches. Inches. Inches.

Memphis .......... 0
pittsbHrg ......,.,.. ! 5
Shreveport. .,...... % 3
'Below high water mark q sf 49, + s1moNs
Sergeant Signal Service. U. b. A.
Arrivals.
Isabel. Martha, Col. A. ?. Kouns, W, J. Behan
Susie Silver. Alvin.
Departures.
Belle.
Martha. lower coast; Belle. Blue Wing No g.
Mary Ida Henry Tete, upper coast; Fanchon.
Cherokee. OHIO river; Lotus, Dawn. La Belle,
BED river; Vt. John. J. Il. Hanna, Baton Rouge
Sc Louis: Katie p. Kountz, Arkansas Ouachita
Belle Coy. Allen. Bayou Sara; r. =. Lee, Yazoo
Tsk ayo% KATE Ira Ts No
BUuf River; John Wilson. Bastrop, Ouachita;
Lessie Taylor, Opelousas: J. A. Scudder, Mem
The Belle started on her first trip to Bonnet
Carre. She leaves every morning and returns
Curly n the evening Our coast frie n wi find
Capt. Brou-well. we need only mention his
me f tel everybody khows him
at vieksburg with the Anchor line for Memphis
and st. Louis.
The q RaSa sar BeG kpg
return Wednesday Mt 6. y. IN.
The peerless Katie leaves to-day for Vieks
The Susie Silver arrived Saturday night rrcm
e Louis and II announced TO rqtgrn to-day. she
made sixty-four freight landings, Among her
passengers was Capt Sam 1lptriken, father Of
Val Entriken. second clerk Of, tho Thompson
sts dnp pGSERsEen Z an I'D s
been Of the river for several years. The last
boat he commended was the Bismarck, which
ne also built Wewish the captain u very pleas
The Port Eads with her tow arrived also Sat
The Mollie Moore follows tho Silver from
81. Louis. She passed Memphis Thursday.
The My Choice, with tow and the Chrs. T,
Louis tomorrow. and the Centennial Wednes-
snd ths B. ohsrch ars
Ehe latter part OF the week, also the Charles
Morgan.
The Martha arrived Saturday night from Port
Eads. having been detained by Jog. She left
The John A. Scudder, from Memphis. will ar
rive to leave Thursday, as usual.
The La Belle for Shreveport and Jefferson to-
day. followed by Capt. Dave Dannals new Lotus
II Is said that the John T. Moore will leave for
Red river this week. Capt. Foster. who has
charge OIL her movements, WAS expected over
nae s BEEN eaaa M
the command Of the Moore Is well known on
Bed river, from one end OF 1t to the, other:
ton OF the Cotton Valleys movements, except
Quachita. Since last here. the boiler deck Of the
Valley has been Heightened, and cotton guards
have been put ON all Of this adds to her ap pear
ance and carrying capacity Her office has been
changed oyer to the side of her cabin. the on.
trance to which is now from the front. u decided
The 1t. Francis Belle leaves daily at 1880 o. m,
vi Ia ltr fnr ips In
connection with the New Orleans and Texas
Railroad TO Donaldsonviile.
Care; The Belle is daylight boat both ways.
n ~ e Harper eeomm ma J: D. Bron clerk
Blue Wing line, leaves. this 10 a. M. for the |
upper coast to the Ashland plantation: j. A. |
The New Orleans and GULF Transportation |
Company steamer Alvin, W. L. Scovel! mas |
today at u M AND the M
boats go through, to Port Eads. and carry the
departure leaves to-day at 5 p. m. for the |
coast and Lafourche through 10 Thibodaux.
r. A. Charlet commands. N. q. Dupuis and Joe
The New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
Wood hae Clerk h a sss tS
ID. for Shreveport and Jefferson.
The John ii. Hanna leaves to-day at 5
.. No. for Plaqnemine, Baton Rouge and all coast
Th he United States mail and passenger packet
A aases 4 oe g. d srsek
The Katie, j. W. Tobin master, W. n Gaines
and All Grissom clerks. leaves to-day at ..
m for Vicksburg and all bend landings to Arka-
The M. I. daily line steamer Mary Ida. J. A. |
Ruiz In command, leaves Tuesday at 10 a. m.
promptly for the upper coast to Ben Tureauds.
The Henry Tete. J. F. Aucoin master. M. H.
Landry clerk, leaves to-morrow at 10 a. m. for
n<taS at 0rNd nnI xyiI a
The. feet and elegant LESSEE Taylor, M. Ken
IN v hbg or tSs
The Robert =. Lee will leave tomorrow for
vicIssnnrg and all mail amnd aVsy Capt tb
The st. Mary, Joe Dalferes in command E.
Nicolle clerk. leaves tomorrow at D. m. for the
end d th9us t. a tap sb ya snj
ataunch freight steamer q. p Schenck leaves
for all points through to Louisville and Gin
cinnati. Mr.. Dick Burns has charge OF the
The Alexandria and Grand Ecore packet
Dawn. G. P. Truslow master, G. W. Drown clerk,
The The Yazoo Valley W b Philips master. will
arrive to leave Wednesday for Vicksburg and
The old reliable of the coast and Baton Rouge
trade the St John. leaves Wednesday at II m.
M Si, G., commands md ou.oh,.o
ton CompanyS steamer John Wilson, Joe
Holmes. master. leaves Wednesday for Ouachita
LILLY.
The Era No 10. Tom Taylor master for Bnuf
river to Eason's Ferry, is receiving to leave
Wednesday without fail.
The Trenton, j. L. Robbins in command
leaves also wednesday. without fail. for the
TensaS and Macon.
s The New Orleans and Ouachita Transporta-
ton Company steamer Tom Parker, L. P. Della
houssaye in command. leaves Wednesday at 5
d. M. for B9uf river through to Eason's Ferry.
Exchange Clippings.
4 Cincinnati Commercial Nov 49,
The tug J. N. Roberts passed south with tow
OF produce yesterday. She will go up the Yazoo
10 trade ia cotton seed this winter.
Gordon Wayne. formerly second clerk on the
Mary Houston. arrived from New Orleans yes
terday.
EVANSVILLE, Nov. 1.-THE Sam Roberts and
barges Brannock and Perry Tharp are here,
half loaded. They are filling up. and will leave
Saturday. Business locking up.