The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-01
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Sergeant Signal Service, y. S. A.
Arrivals.
Isabel Blue Wing No. 8. Yazoo Valley Col A. |
p Kouns, John Howard
Departures.
Eva. Isabel. Blue Wing No. 3. Ouaehita Belle.
| Yazoo Valley John Howard, Thompson Dean.
| To Arrive.
Eva. Martha. Alvin. Isabel, lower coast; Blue
! Wing No 8, Henry II te, Mary Ida upper coast
Golden Grown. Lotus No: 4. Ohio riveri Coy
A A 9 Baab Dele Py9 Beh sana a liver
Comm nwealth, St Louis: Jas Howard Mem
phis Frank Pargoud. Greenville; John Wilson.
The weather changed to, fair yesterday. A,
cold spell had it come, with the change would
| have been very acceptable.
business was quite active on the landing.
The Col. Kouns arrived and will join the Bon
ME Lee on the as other side 9 e. river b
ley for favOrs.
FL Groves, unable to leave on the La Belle
will go on the NJ Louise and join her when she
The James Howard had 5000 bales when she
left the mouth Of White Riyer.
| The Seminole came to the wharf yesterday.
and is announced to leave for the Yazoo to-day.
she is looking her prettiest.
| Capt Gabe Block, unable to get the stella
lively for the Tensas.
| Capt. Dick Sinnoti telegraphed Capt Jesse K.
arrive tomorrow. His splendid Alexandria
and Grand Ecore packet Bart Able, upon, which
Saturday The Ably Is in exceeding great favor
with the people of Red river. and her prospects
fer Q PROSPEROUS season Gs are ry good, .ho
The LESSEE Taylor came to the landing. yester-
p paeket to the "a Atehaaaya. commencns Tues
day next. with apt M. henisen In command,
Messrs Eug ouatrevaux and J. b. Schmidt
The Big sunaower. leaving heretofore on
! Tuesdays. changes over to Thursday, and viii
T fnse in Command, and the Bertha CAPT
, f. Ii. Broad. leaves as usual on her regular day.
every Saturday. These changes form reliable
. | but prove acceptable TO shippers.
The Times and Republican OF st. Louis are
s ss eppsa om bs ee y
ynne and n. g. Tfmeu Under ordinary eiream
= Stances we should be thankful for. this, but
mankind we take the liberty OF declaring that
we doa't appreciate the service. We would
the credit 60 WheT se Yazgs Valley
will go on the John Wilson, Mr.. Walter Kahn
J taking his place on the Valley.
. Ouaehita leaves Saturday again, without fail.
! The Wilson is the regular Saturday packet to
The The new John e. Fletcher, built express for
the Bayou Teche trade. leaves saturday at 6 D..
n: q, Henry r}y.r Hennigen commands Mr' Marx
3 The Warner aytsr7barges leave for St. Louis
to-day With CO q h lss5 boxes sugar. 6
. The Howard brought o tlne trip from the
Ouaehta. and left on time. She left Trenton
Saturday, and reports feet water there g ana the
Wson ia wa met Sunday at Trns whie his
= Tue Willie was towed to laying up quarters
9 The new and splendid Golden Crown leaves
; Saturday for the Ohio, as per advertisement II
= another, column. to which attention is called
! The mammoth james Howard. one OF the bes
=. and most comfortable passenger steamers OF
the river. will arrive to-day and leave TO- Dor
AK p fssrs% sg p 70 dct the accom-
= Tensas to Bayous Macon and Tensas to-day.
Frank Bergeron's Baton Rouge packet st
q The receipts Of cotton BY, the river for the
=. = month Of October was as follows: vieksbprf
7 coast II. 225 bales, Memphis 1928 bales, Atcha
= falaya 1856 bales, Ouachita 1892 bales Teche 90
:, bales by St Louis boats 1862 bales, =. and by
;. sugar 831 hhds, molasses 1898 bbls, clean rie'
same san 9D time last year was as follows Cotfor
49, seed cotton 3d. cotton seed lat 265, sugar
: 1854. molasses a84o. clean rice 1882, rough ric
.. 1878.
IL The e. 0. Stanard leaves for St. Louis to-da7
!: and the COMMONWEALTH Saturday.
!: The Natchez will arrive tonight from Vicks
y III TIE New Orleans and he'd River Transports
= ton Company steamer Maria Louise leave
9Th The St. F'ancs Belle leaves daily at 7:so a. m
y from Bienville street for Westwego. running il
). eonnection with The Ney orleans and Texa
:. The new lower coast packet Alvin, W. r. SEQ
=, veil master. Henry Kouns clerk, ayes to-da
ct at 1O:3oa. M. promptly, for the lower coast t.
. The regular tri-weekly coast and Donaldson
,s vile, packet Henry Tete, J Z; Aueoin master
The lower coast United statss mail and
'e Nj ssrs. Legier and Maven clerks. leaves to-da
q at 10 o. m. for Port Eads.
% The NJ. I. line steamer Mary Ida. J, A. Ru
90 master leaves to-day, IS usual at 10 o'clock TO
q the upper coast to Ben Tureaud.
The splendid passenger Sc and gp Hs5l State
s. ter. Curt Holmes clerk leaves day at p. NJ
IL for Greenville. Vicksburg and mail landings.
II The Tensas. Cooley master. and Cooley CLERK
- leaves to- day at D. m. for Black river Tensa
f. The fine steamer John q. Hanna. James
70 for f5rl Baton Rouge and coast landings Capt
u ?. Deahoussaye has charge Of the office.
The United Roan sas sr pa aeka G2E Asr
1y tomorrow at 5 D. m. for Bayou Sara.
e; Exchange Clippings.
r. Cincinnati Enquirer. October %:
q: Nine Vets neat little steamer Mary Eizabet
X will arrive from Evansville ON Wednesday an
Gg load for New Orleans.
OF The Cincinnati Evansville and New Orlean
ef Packet line has adopted a rule that each boa
adj shall leave Evansville within forty eight hour
" after leaving Louisville. and that there shall
D. no lying back on other boats: The boat tina
Is first passes the elevator at New Orleans sha
d. leave New Orleans first. and the boat that frs
TO passes under the Southern Railroad bridge a
Cincinnati shall have the precedence in leaving
that city.
St. Louis Republican, October %:
Capt. John H. Bowen for number Of year
connected with the Globe-Democrat in the ca
err pacty of river editor has resigned to engage Ii
% other pursuits.
n The sinking Of the Glencoe.
=. The steamer Glencoe, Capt. Calhoun, left s.
Us ouis the 0ist heavily fraiQhted anl adde