The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29
*Bnlnw high water mark OF 1874,
NELSON dOHDM, Herg't. Gig. Ser, y. q. A.

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| q. II. Dptiee Matia Louise, bart Able COTTON
Valley. John Howard. Tom Parker Tensas,
gla,ksve, Willie, Bertha. ,......,....
| 10 ARatvH@1 Eureka, Henry Tete, Assumption,
| Lafourehe. Golden Hale. Ihes. Hherleoh, ONO
Isabel, Emma, Lower Coast j. A, ssudder, a..
| Louis Eva, blue Wing No. D. Mary Ida, Upper
Coast H, John. Baton Rouge Coy. Allen bayou
sara. II, u. Lee, Viohsbuts SANDY NO. 4 ops'
lousss J. H. Hanna, DaHttep, onaehita Texas
Carrie A. Thorn. lied River 49,, i,
| Yesterday was q very pleasant day, with the
faia Of Friday night the clouds dis ppeatea anu
| left the ehy as bright as summers day 49,.
Hnajness was not what IL ought to have been
yester rtlay Being SO near the last OF the month
| we snppose had much to do with II. The week
| has been very dull one, ,,
| lhe aaideh CITY got off yesterday Tor tue ohto'
| The DEMOCRAT has In thorough operation one
of the mest complete lib eiliees in the Southern
| country We aoliait orders for steamboat wor'.
promising that IL will lie done Ia the neatess man
| ner and al the lewett niioe.
| upe OF Geo. Lords particular friends. who has
| been earnestly 5ed for the past several
weeks In the fort TO refirm bin. aud bring hin
| back into the paths from which he has stIayed,
| has given np The tash as hopeless enc. aud VIII
return to lila frat love. the river, hayiti been
offered The puation Of second elsrk on the hshdy
| No, q,
| We mentioned In Fridays Democrat that The
| Ella Hughes had new boilers aboard, and that
| abe would be ready for business this coming
| week. MIR. A. Britten, h agent informed us
| yest ertlay that che weul sttaiply he At the
| landing Wednesday, ready TO receive trip TO
Bayou Bartholomew: Capt. Lew lice in GEM
| mand. -
| lie Red River Transport alton Company AN.
nounce The following departures for the coming
| week
Lotus No. ., Capt. Dave Dsnnsls TO shrese-
| port aud Jefferson. Wednesday: Texas. Capt,
| Geo. W. Rea. saturday, to Shreveport.
| The Grand Republic leaves Ht Lenis Wedhes-
| dav, and will extend her trip to the iettes,
| The Thompson Dean leaves Cincinnati Tues
day. and heads her advertisements. For the set
| ties" .
Cincinnati shipped 100 bales cotton by the
Charles Morgan. de- stined TO Liverpool via this
city. and in Dragging Of it, Gays Cotton shipped
| 10 Liverpool viii be q common thing hereafter
| unconm would sound better.
Tho elegant Golden Nule, q. L. Hhinkla mas
ter, will arrive this evening aud leave Tuesday
for Cincinnati. ,
| Wednesday, when che will surely leave Tor The
| Elsok aud Buuf iivers. through TO Point Jefel-
| son.
| Cant. Lee had the Stella Block alonsade the
| Clark vile yesefday-we suppose with the ib-
| ttntion tf towing her MP.
| The Alice Brown arrived from CAIRO yesterday
| with tuw OF aih boats Of GOAL.
| Finding his business increasing 10 such an eS-
teut 40 10 require larger boat, Capt hshson
| have her at the landing to-day, ready to leave
tomorrow At 10 y. IN. In place OF the Eva, es-
tending the tripa beyond Ben futeands to Den
| aldaonville.
The Young will continue on the same days and
at the same hour and. being better suited. will
| I'LL the bill to niesty.
Duting Mr. Haaheil's absence, Mr.. Gilruth has
charge OF the Cotton Valleys eiliee, Tom Heedsr
| shipping aa second clerk
The terry boat 0oncordia Ia laying on The oppo'
| site aide Of the river.
| Not being ready TO leave yesterday Capt sulli-
| van deferu the departure OF the W. j. foitevent
to Wedpe dav next for tho Tensas and Macon.
| Meaare. Hubbina and Holland are her clerks.
| The fauoua Thomas sher ,oeh is due to-day and
will leave Tuesday for Cincinnati. Capt Low
Hates IL her commander,
| The Blue Wing No. g. J. A. Comstoek maater,
| Woods, Heno and Dean clerks, leaves Tomorrow
| nj 10 A. M, for Donaldsonville and the Ashland
| Plantation, Ascension parish.
| The regular tri-weekly Lower Coast packet
| Emma, O. canton, Jr., master, j. j. Donovan
CLERK, leaves 'o.morrow ut p. m. promptly,
| The eemi. weekly coast and Baton Rouge packet
| ~. John, T. BeIgeron master, j. U. Bergeron
clerk, leavs 4 tomorrow at p. m.
| The dow Allen will leave tomorrow at p. m.
for Bayou Sara and all mail andings. J. J.
| Brown III uter, h H. streok clerk,
| The Uuart and Bayou Latourehe packet Eureka,
| in place Of tho Trenton, leaves TO morrow at o =.
m. Y. u. Terrebonne master, IL: ID. Iefrebonhe
| clerk.
Tho scmi-weekly Bayou Lafourohe packet
| Henry Tete. J. 4. Auooin master, T. A. Cbarlet
| clerk, leaves tomorrow at y. IN.
The superb Robert IT, Lee VIM. Campbell mas
| ter. Meosrs McVay and Mossop CLERKS, leaves
rus sday, as usual, for Viokeburg and all mail
landings.
The New Orleans AMI ouaohita Transportation
Oompany's steamer John II. Hanna, j. W. Blanks
| master, Joe Holmes clerk, leaves Wednesday, AZ
usual, for 0uaohita City. SEQ her advertisement
in another column.
Tho regular Wednesday opelousas packet Sandy
No. 2, Capt. II. II. Broad. will arrive to leave on
| time.
Tho steamer Lotus No. 8, from Shreveport, ar
| rived Last evening wi h foe trip, consisting in
pat OF 669 bales cotton, 600 sacks oil cake, l25
sacks cotton seed and 10 head cattle. and while
getting Off tho cattle nt the stock. Landing. Capt
| Dannals and the engineer fell overheard; through
great exeruons oil the crew they wore both res
cued. The Captain says he does not enjoy baths
of that kind; the water is rather COOL
tBy Telegraph
| y1ckspuna, April 27.--To Wayne Il Williams,
| New Orleans: The steamer ThoH. Sherlock Will
arrive Sunday and leave for Louisville and Cin-
~''"'' - ' ~ LEW KATE5, Master.
| ytcKsnuEa April 27.-rO Wayno IL Williams,
New Orleans: The steamer Golden Rule will ar
| rive Sunday. and leave for Louisville and Gin
natl on Tuesday, May let; sr,,Srtr ,...
1 VICKsBuRu April 27.-To Douglas IL Winburn,
S5 Natchez street: The steamer Golden Rule
| will arrive Sunday evening, and leave Tuesday,
May 1st, for Louisville and Cinoinnau, positively.
| o. ?. SHlNKLE, Master.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
| LOUISVILLE, April 26.--The Louisville Wooden
| ware Factory Ships four hundred dozen wash
| boards to New Orleans on the Charles Morgan
| to-cay. Nichols must be going to "clean out"
| things that wouldns wash In New Orleans. He
ought to sive "de far Liza Pinkston" a chance ut
| one of them.
How IS THIS 2-One Of the largest Cincinnati
and New Orleans packets had some freight on
board coming up for prominent member OF
the Council She reshpped it to him on one of
the packets from Evansville, and paid the packet
rs cents for bringing IT here. The freight bill
was Al so. To have linded here and put it off
would cost the New Orleans boat si2, and the re-
suit ia the Ne y Orleans boat gets IS cents, saves
SO, and doesn't land here at all; the Evansville
packet gets rs cents, and the man gets his little
b le Of freight. This is L uisville.
MEMPHIS April 25.-rhe ra lrosd from Chicot
TO Piue Bluff Is broken and overtlowed 50 that no
freights we been carried on it for ten days The
Belle of Texas went up the Arkansas last Sunday
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