The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Monday Morning, April y.

AnhtyAIH@alaAbel, Irenson ~. yoHh. Mnhe,
]. w. Garrett aud bargss, Hobt Young, Tbos.
Sherlock, Eva, blue Wing A. ]. baker and barges.
10 Ann1yH,-sW. J. Iiehan, Col. A. Z. Koups,
He'd River; Ghas. Morgan, Ohio; Henry Tete, AS
sumption, Lafourehe; Emma. Lower Coast. Der
tina, 0peloupau. Coy. Allen, bayou Sara; II. %.
Lee. vicksburg. John II. Hanna. John Howard,
Cotton Valley, ouaobita; Tom Parker, Bmuf
river; W. j. Poitevent, Bayou Maooni II. q.
Jaeger, b. Louie.
and, with the clouds, disappeared. Yesterdsy
Che Hhy was ~ clear ~ 4 summers day and was
Tho old reliable leaves to-day for Baton Rouge;
wo needn's mention the name, for OF eonrse
everybody knows we mean tho b. John. Of which
the pleasant Frank Dergeron ~ Captain.
The Trenton, leaving every Monday and Ihura-
day for tho Lafotrehe, goes through TO Thibo-
dsux each trip. and takes freight ~ low ~ any
Nv hnnt In the trade
Tho Blue Wing No II advertised in another
column ~ a regular semi-weekly piaquemine aud
Coast packet leaving every "Wednesday se ID M.
and Saturday At p. n. Capt. J. 4: Oemstoek IN
Tho Atehsfalaya packets Sandy No. 2 and tho
Bertha. exchange days. The SANDY, leaving
/ Wsdnssdsys. The 9ertha. due tonight,
changing from Wednesday 30 Saturday, and
leaving regularly on that day thereafter. Capt.
Hoo Broad takes command Of the Sandy, MIR. ].
ID. Schmidt In The office. Capt. Trousdale goes
on the Bertha. Mr. Thco. John clerk:
Abide Albert, late OF the Henry Tete, takes
charge OF the lower deck Of the Mary Ida to-day
The Robert Young arrived yesterday from Red
river and will be laid Up. The Young LEFT here
In February, under CONTRACT with Hamilton Co.,
OF Shreveport, 10 run between that place and
Old river. A broken contract, n law suit for
$4,000, aud the Young'a return here IL the raHult
Capt, Daniels reports severe RAIN hail aud
the seyeresl he ever experienced,
The Evansville Journal says. "The train from
Terre Haute brought the Morgan large num-
Der OF passengers, who made the round trip.
giving her about seventy round.trip people,
among whom were Con. Geo. X Steele and wife,
OF Rockville; Judge j. Grain, Judge Sam Max.
well, Jacob Miller, Mira. pruitt, nd. sibiey. Ed
Smith. I'D. Taylor. j. y. Lowe. II. A. New.on, J.
ner. r. Mitchell AMI wife, !. W. fouadstein,
Miss arubbs aud Miss STAR. They were accom-.
panied to this city BY 2. I. aiirMdaer. General
Ticket Agent and Mr.. Davis, of Terro Haute,
them rooms, and had them all quartered salts
factorily 10 less than half hour after the ar
rival OF tho train. We were sorry to see our old
friend, Gen, Steele, looking feeble and much re-
duced in flesh, but hope this trip will serve TO re-
store him 10 health"
The Morgan will BIO found at Tho landing this
morning. and will certainly leave for Cincinnati
Wednesday. She 10 commanded BY Capt. Albert
Stein, "tne man who never sleeps."
The Commonwealth IL on berth for 81. Louis.
The Emma, leaving to-day for tho lower coast.
goes 10 Happy Jack. She 10 through boat,
good one, does lots of business, and has one Of
the most popular captains on the river. That's
what's the matter with the Emma.
Capt. Wac eold the Frank willard Saturday
10 Capt. Dick sinnott for $4,000. Capt. Wise viii
leave for homo this week.
Don't forget the Governor Allen. just "a sure
IA the snn rises and sets, that certain Ia the
Allen to leave every Monday and Friday for Bayou
Sara. Az mail packet, she can't be beat; as u
fine steamboat. she never had superior in tho
trade.
The Thomas Sherlock arrived Saturday night
with very ine trip from the Ohio, and 10 receiv-
ing to return tomorrow without fail, going
through TO Cincinnati. The Sherlock Ia a fine
steamer, we'll managed, and very popular one.
Capt. Lew Hates commands, MIR. nj. l.. virden
has charge Of tho Office
Attention is called TO grand excursion adver-
tsement OF the II. L. Lee, in another part OF this
paper se re.0,.r ,,,u,os,v a,v,,s., Inner oo.,,
packet Eva, Louis Ransom master, Norbert Ran
son and Geo. q. Heno clerks, leaves tomorrow ut
10 q. m, promptly, for the Ben Tureaud planta-
ton.
The regular tri-weekly Lower. Coast packet
Emma, 0. Canton. Jr., master, J. J. Donovan
clerk, leaves tomorrow at p M promptly.
The semi-weekly Coast and Baton Rouge pack
ct st. John, +. Bergeron master, j. O. Bergeron
clerk, leaves to-day at Up. m.
The Gov. Allen will leave to-day at 5p. m.
for Bayou Sara and all mail landings. j. j.
Brown master, s. 8. streck, clerk.
The regular Monday and Thursday Coast and
Bayou Lsfourohe packet Trenton, In place OF the
w. J. Potevent, leaves this SIP. m. U. d. Terre-
bonnie master, Gabe Block clerk.
The Henry Tete leaves to-day for Bayou La
fourche.
The peerless Robt E. Lee will be found at the
landing this morning receiving to leave to-mor-
row for Vicksburg and all mail landings sCapt.
VIM. Campbell in command, Mr.. A. McVay in
the Office assisted by Capt. John Mossop.
The new, fleet and handsome New Orleans and
Ors chi}a characterization COmpanv'a atasmer
John II. Hanna Tin place Of the Ouachita Belle),
). w. Blanks master, Joe Holmes clerk, leaves
Wednesday, as usual, for Ouachta City. Bee
her advertisement In another column;
The COL A. p. Kouns, Of the New Orleans
and Red River Transportation Company, leaves
Wednesday, at s p. m, without fail, for Shreve-
port and Jefferson. NJ. Il. kouns master, Isaac
The steamer J. W. Garrett, from Cincinnati
with three barges, arrived yesterday. portion
OF her cargo consisted of 14,076 sacks corn and
The steamers Eva and Blue Wing No. arrived
yesterday afternoon from the Upper Coast.
The steamer Fl. J. Baker. with two barges,
from the Wabash river. arrived yesterday. her
cargo consisted of q, 4S8 sacks corn.
TBy Telegraph
DELHI, La, April $40 Lord McPeake:
Plenty of water in Bayou Macon.
]. L. ROBBINS.
Clerk steamer W. ]. Poitevent.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
PITTsBURG, April 5.-John Kennedy, of the
toxboat Seven Sons was arrested to-day for en- 4
ploying Z. FL. Kennedy, an unlicensed engineer, |
who was engineer on the Tigress No. 2, that ex-
ploded some time since.
CINCINNATI, April 6.--Captain NJ. Fl. Kouns, Of
the steamer Colonel a. r. Kouns, came up from |
New Orleans on the Gold dust. and took passage |
on the steamer fleetwood. for Rockwood, Ohio. |
Ohar.ss Nichols arrived from LitsIe Rook -
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