The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-02
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Mellow high water mark of 1874.
NELSON GoRoM, Serg's. Big. Ser. .. 8. 4,
AnnIyA1s--Isabel Waloon, Trenton, Mary Ida
Gov. Alien, Henry Jete.
DrrAnrUnns-- Isabel. Mary Ida, Trenton. Franz
Pargoud.
Iafourcbe; Eva. Mary Ida, Upper Coast; Com
nonwealtn, st. Louis; Kate Kinney, Carrie A
Thorn, Col. A. z. Kouna, He'd River; Ella Hughes,
ouachita; Isabel, Emma. Lower Coast; Golden
Rule Robert Mitchell. Cincinnati; Natchez. Vicss-
burg. y..,.,,..,
of the past few days, the clouds opened their
food gates and treated us 70 oopious rainfall
Wednesday night aud yesterday, and thus was
usherod in the LIST OF March.
In consequence OF tho 1ain little or no bustneFs
was done, eansiug the Durfee 10 lay over TO p.
M. to-day, and the John Howard, Tom Parker
and Stella Block until tomorrow.
The w. J. Poitevept ia advertised in another
column as q regular packet to the Tensas and
Macon, 10 leave on the first water, j. u. Sullivan
In command, ]. Il. Robbins IN the oihoe. Ihe
poitoyent will BIO tho first departure for that 500
lion.
made seven trtps In the Memphis and Bend
trade, bringing to this port 4i,6Gi bales cotton
and 5805S sacks seed, her trip OF 1910 bales on
tho It'll OF December being the largest cargo OF
cotton ever put aboard OK steamer. Meeting
with such extraordinary success, her Off ,ers hre
greatly encouraged with IT, cir prospects for the
next season, for as Memphs packet she cen be
put down as o certainty. She leaves to-day on n
dual trip to Cincinnati and 81. Louis, where, at
either point, host OF friends will greet her
coming. May she always stand to whereer
abe goes.
The Golden City, J. D. Hegler MASTER ster.
ling MCINTYRE eork, is receiving 10 leave to-mor-
row positively, for Memphis. Cairo, Louisville
and Cincinnati. The Golden City Is an entirely
Gan nnI In ia LA
wheel boat ever built, rs well rs one OF the
iiuest and 10 the traveller seeking, tomorrow,
pleasant boat to travel Oh, we say, take the Col
den City.
Kinney master, was due last night from Sbreve-
port with full load, and III announced to return
Saturday the 10 inst.
master Ed. i. Barry, clerk, leaves to-day at IL
d. m for the Leo Plantation.
The tri-weeky Lower Coast packet Emma
leaves to-day at p. M, for the Franklin
Rice Mills. Oliver Canton, Jr., master, J. J.
Donovan, clerk.
The semi-weekiy Coast and Baton Rouge pack
at 81. John, Frank Bergeron, master, j. O. Ber-
geron, clerk, leaves to-day ut IL m. pune.
tuaily.
packet Gov. Alien, J. J. Brown, master, 8. y.
Btreck, clerk, / ayes to-day at p. m.
Tho Grand Republic, W. II. .rhorwegan mas.
ter, George Miltenberser cierk, leaves to-day
u.
The Mississippi to ST. Louis, and on the Ohio to
Cincinnati. Tho Grand Republic Is famous for
her great size, gorgeous cabin aud spend d pas
ssnger accommodations, aud is most attractive
boat 10 travel on.
The very regular Upper Coast tri-wet ky day.
light packet Eva Lou u Ransom master, Norbert
Hanson clerk will BIO at the lower landing to-day
receiving to leave tomorrow ut 10 q. m. for the
Ben Tureaud Plantation.
Tine feet Bart Able leaves tomorrow at p. m.
for Alexandria aud Grand Eoore. Richard Sim
mott master, Geo. Hamilton clerk.
The Natchez, for vlcksburg and oil mail land
ings, leaves Tomorrow at p. m. Capt. Thos.
z. Leatbers In command
The Sandy No. 2, for the Atchafalaya through
to Washington, leaves tomorrow ut p. m. A.
r. Trousdale Commands. A Meynier, r., clerk.
The Planters and Merchants Independent
packet Cotton Valley Joe Carlton master, leaves
tomorrow, her regular day, ut 8 p. M. for !
Camden and all way landings on tho ouschits
and Black rivers.
tion Company steamer John Howard, p. O. Mont.
gonery master, d. II. Perry and Val Entrikon |
clerks, leaves to-morrow.at5 p. IN. for the |
Black and Ouachita rivers, through to Camden |
The Tom Parker, also OF the above line, l.. T. |
Delahoussaye in command, leaves tomorrow at
6 p. m. for all points on the Black and Bout |
rivers, through TO Point Jefferson. The Parker
ia making regular trips and Is q through packet.
The New Orleans and Red River lransporta-
tion Company Maria Lonise, FL. j. Brinker, ma
Ger, Eugene Barrow, clerk. leaves to. morrow at
%. M, for Shreveport and Jefferson.
The Gold Dust, laying over from yesterday on
account OF rain, leaves this evening positively for
Cincinnati, Louisville and all intermediate points
ON the Ohio Il. Ii. Voolfolk In command u. w.
Gould, Jr,, clerk.
The Planters Reform Line steamer Fannie
Tatum, Thorn on Jacobs, master, j. w. Blwell,
cork, leaves tomorrow at p. m. for Shreveport
and jefferson.
The New Orleans and Red River Trausporta-
stion Companys steamer Q. II. Durfee, ID. ID. Dam
nails master, W. H. MoChesney, clerk, leaves TO-
day at p. N. for Shreveport and Jefferson.
The light-draft steamer Stella Block, Tom
Taylor, master, leaves tomorrow for Point JEFF
erson and all way landings on Bout and Black
rivers. The Block IL regular through packet,
and will remain in the trade the season through.
[By Telegraph
BATON RouaE, March Ito Britton & Epplsr:
Steamer Sandy No. 2 will arrive at daylight Fri
day morning, aud leave Saturday, the Sd inst. at
8 p. m. for Washington ana Opelousas.
A. Z. TRoUsDALg, Master. |
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS. M#
Pittsburg Gazette, Saturday: "Some Of the
coal men, while opposing the proposed dam, say
that II there must be one, they would much
rather have it az the head Of Brunot instead of
the site selected, and petition to that feet was
being circulated for signers yesterday. Outside
OF the GOAL interest, the feeling appears to be
favorable to the proposed improvement"
Monongahela Republican: "Most of the coal
works along the river are in operation, and We
expect to make good showing in our report for
February"
CINCINNATI, Feb. 27-Boats are about to- ex-
plore the Missouri, there being large amount
OF grain, etc in the WAREHOUSES awaiting trans
portation.
The John Means goes back from New Albany
and gets 100 tons of rails out OF the Peytona's
sunk barge.
Capt. Coll hes resumed command Of the Fu.
ture City, and Capt. Good has returned 10 st.
Louis.
The little steamer Vicksburg. recently sunk
near Leigh's Landing, Sunhower river, has been
raised.
OF the little geared crafts which have been is
the st. Francis river for some time the Freddie is
lying at Mariana; the st. Francis Trader above
Wittsburg, trying to work her way to the Sunk
Lands; the Low Water lays at Alligator Bayou,