The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01
cave Monday for vieksburg and the bends to

leave Monday for Vieksburg and the bonds e f
Annapolis q
| to-day for the Ohio. During the ting that ftte
Sherlock has been. laid up Capt, Rates has
| given her on ovfrhauling. ana she now pre-
The LESSEE Taylor was still at tho landing
when, we left 1t Yesterday, the work on ner
| shaft not having been completed
The rt steamer Cha. r CHI II ear. Capt
| Thorwegan's new boat to replace the Grand te-
public. was due last night from, st. Louis with 9
/ big trip. and will leave for Memphis ttnd the
Bonds mkt Tuesday.
The great Natehez arrived on time, as usual.
and returns to-day.
Mr.. June Dunbar. who came down as second
clerk OF tho Fanehon, is with Lew Eiee on the
for Upper bartholomew.
The lenses viii IT, be found # the landing early
rensas and Macon. with W. ". Cooley In COM
mand,L. Y. Cooley, clerk.
from Bienvlle street for Westwego. running in
connection with the New Orleans and Texas
Railroad to Donadsonvilla.
The NJ. !, upper coast daily line packet Mary
Ida, J. A. Ruiz in command, leaves to-day Ut 10
O'CLOCK l. going ~ as high1as ten Tureaaud,s.
Messrs. wood and Dean clerks. leaves to-day ut
1oa M for DonadsonyiIle and the Ashland plan
tation.
The splendid steamer st. Mary, Joe Dalfaras
master. Il. Nieolle clerk, leaves to-day at 10 d.
m, for the coast and Bayou Lafourche through
The regular trI-weekly coast and Donaidson-
yie, packet Henry ,Tete, J. r Aueoin master.
ing all plantation landings in daylight.
The Qqaehita Belle John O. Libano master
at D. M for Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge. padua-
The steamer Bertha. f. r. Broad mastsr
Theo. John clerk, leaves to-day at u. ri.
for the Atchafalaya through TO Washington.
ra h9 En"ss ae e r. os Pa9ad ms ana
mister leaves to-day at D. N.
The Natehez, T. P. ,Leathera master. >, r.
Muse clerk, leayes to-day at D. IN. for Vicks4#
burg uuI nil mail tnnHippG F
III TIE Bart Able, Richard sinnott master. Geo.
!, Hamilton clerk. oave , to-day OF .. u. for
hS asE Sta"@s m rqd ap pasas
Fas earryng tie Un tied states tate m oMh @a 's
zs The 9 now and fine a Gsmr c o aa1t
day. without fail, for Bayou Bartholomew.
; Sho lays at the head of Lafayette street
The New Orleans and Rga Riyer TransE,,ortass
: master j, III. LYLE clerk leaves to-day OF d. M.
II The G. /, and N. o. packet line steamer rhas.
Sherlock Lew kates master. John, y. jones
clerk, leaves to-4 e. positively for CINCINNATI;
Augusta, John d. Elliott master. Joe Elliott
clerk, leaves to-day at p m. for Jacksonports
Era Th No. rrSg sm p fy Haa gRt tss Fs
clerk, leaves to, day at p. m. for Easons Ferry
Exchange Clippings.
t Cincinnati Enquirer dispatch from Eyansvi1le.
n :, Shippers are much put out on account Of the
i New Orleans boats FILLING to take the freight
engaged for them. The Golden Crown. draw
as aid the e' oBsr Mitchell to o. take Tie engass
Z ments made for them. The Golden Crown hay
J. ing taken above here enough to load her to the
k water hene 10 CAIRO. which is tonight about
i six and half feet, she took very few lots O.
ID light freight, having fully 800 tons.
IT MADISON Ind. Nov. The sale Of the ships
yard this morning was largely attended, Gait
Dan Morton buying the bulk Of the personal
~ PirTsBURa, Nov. 2t--Capt. John Neeld. local
IT, inspector Of the port Of Pttsburg, made irsfor-
80 s. g. McCandless. this morning charging James
I'd Brookmire with serving as master on the tow
Z boat Dexter O. with94t license; also AGAINST
4 towboat Dexter without license: also against
Capt s. s. Hr2wn the owner q the Dexter ter
y pilot. The defendants were arrested and re-
Y leased on gvlaK bill for trial ct the Nay term
D. ter, In charge OF Brookmire and Butterheld.
struck an abutment above Pine Run on the
a. morning OF tho 9Th Of November. oyerturning
r. the mud drums and sealding to death the matte,
N s" st. L is5nfsiT Republican November as:
CO John Farrell engineer Of the satehez, writes
as follows from Vicksburg: Everything Ii
er working well on the he, boat had the pumps
Z inches Of vacuum ali the time, end little Of i'd
n expense to the boat. We made a. run from
Bayou sara to NaGhez in eey ,3p hours @
Of steam, this trip. so you can Judge from this
ar how the old boat runs"
~ Memphis Avalanche. Nov. 80:
oG. Cotton offerings. Tor the so9th BY river
droopped in quantity Yesterday; The scudder
ba bar Of OIL 500 sacks e Of meal and do 1000 sae
of cake: tho latter, with 100 bales Of cotton and
L 800 barrels Of the oil, were shipped from Hope.
lG9 The Mitchell has a full load and could moi
take anything Of 5mP s from here
rs. hour last night. She had barge in tow ans
added 5000 sacks OF corn below Cairo.