The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

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NELSON GORON, sergt. Big. Ser. U. B. A.
AnnrvAts-1eabol, Martha, Mary Ida. Blue
Wing No. 0, sandy No.. O. Leslie Taylor, Stella
Block, John Howard, Ouachita Belle, Ora
DrpAnTunEs abel, Martha, Mary Ida, Blue
Kinney Matte Louise, John Howard, Eureka,
w, ]. Potevent, Ouachits Belle Natchez, Yszoo
Valley, Grana Republic, Cotton Valley, Bart
10 Annivr-ispbel, waloon, Emma, Lower
Coast; Mary Ida. Blue Wing No 8, Upper Coast;
Henry Tete, Assumption W. !. POitovont, La
fonrche; Gov Allen, Ouaohta Belle, Bayou sara;
MI John, Baton Rouge; II. Il. Lee, Vlcksburg;J
ILL., Hanna, Shannon, F1uohon, City Of Augusta,
Ouaohita; Trenton, Tensas and Macon; W. J
Behan, Seminole. G II. Durfoe, 1t. Mary, Il. W.
Dugau Col. A. T. X 'nns, La5ellc, Ret River;
Robt. Mitchell, Cherokee, Cincinnati; Bismarck
John n. TOlio, Oaito. Bertha, Era No. 10, At
chalalaya.
Ahowrry and sloppy.
Bnnncss very fair
The lower landing was full yesterday of sugar
molaaaes, cotton aud seed. Tho gapgways were
crowded, and boats receiving md disuh lrging
were troubled considerably In consequence.
MIR. John Mcdonald, vel known contractor,
BHpied couple OF darkos passing tho Morgau
Depot Friday with . sack of coffee and u box OF
tobacoo. Knowing from his experience with the
mokes that II WIS stolen property, he called for
halt. The darkies answered by dropping their
examination that the articles belonged to the
Gold Dust, and mado Capt. Lee Crane happy by
LII restoration.
The steamer Ors, Capt Dryer, arrived yestor.
day from Saline River with AIS bales cotton. She
goes ON dock. and will return soon 40 her re-
pairs are finished.
The Assumption, Capt Joe Dalgoros, failing 10
arrive in tim TO leave yesterday leaves this 10 Il.
I'm. for Bayou Lafourche.
The Grand Republic. detained Friday night,
hDft yesterday morning full OF yisitors, she will
gnturn iu time for Mardi-Hras, leaving Msnphs
wednesday, the TIN.
The New ,rloa q and ouaohits Transportation
Compan,'s boats connect with the light-draft
ateanlers Go 30 for Little River Tom Parker for
Bout RIVER Ora, Acme and Jimmie Baker for
Bayou Bartholomew and Saline River, and Bertha
Bruner for Bayou fArbonne.
The New Orleans and Rod River Transporta-
zion Company send out the tue steamer Semi
mole on Tuesday. for Shreveport. Q. w. Stinde
in command MIR. John Lyle, clerk,
Not bel x ready TO leave yesterday, the Golden
Rule deferred her departure until tomorrow, at
p. m, when pbe leaves for Cincinnati aad all in
terme di Ito points on the Ohio. y. Z. Shinllo
master; w. X. Shaw, clerk.
Mr.. Gahe Block had his pistol stolen from him
Jast Tuesday on Friday night all Of his clothes
we're stolen off the Poitevent. Capt. Trousdale
of the Sandy, lost his overcoat, also, by thieves
yesterday. Some Of these light-hugered gentle-
mon will DO brought up standing some OF these
days, aud then the'e will be one less, that's all.
The Shannon viii be the next arrival from
Camden. and will return Tuesday.
The repairs on the lei N Hughes being flushed,
abe will bs brought 10 the landing tomorrow.
Capt. Joe Kinney stopped off the Kate this
trip. Morgan Brown went out a. mate.
Tho John Howard brought 27l7 bales cotton
ana received n fine return hip.
Tho III. @. GAeger left yesterday for st. Louis,
and will be fol owed by the City of Alton.
The regular tri-woeky Lower Coast packet
Emma, o. Cantou, Jr, master, J. J. Donovan,
clerk, leaves Tomorrow at p M, promptly.
EftlI nI,,Tlr tHnfI ,1H A.
Thoa. Knee, clerk, leaves tomorrow at y. M.
for Black and B@of rivers, through to Poing JEFF
ferson.
Tho semi-weekly Coast and Baton Rouge
packet NJ. John, Il. BHrRer0n, master, j. g. Bcr-
gHron, clerk, leaves tomorrow at s p. IN.
The Gov. Allen will leave tor Mt y. M
for Bayou Sara and all mail landings. J. J.
Brown. master T. 4. Streck, clerk.
The asni.weekly Lower Coast packet Waloon,
f. ~. Barry, master, I'D. +. Barry, clerk, leaves
for the Lee Plantation Tue day at IL IN.
The great Robert L. Lee leaves Tuesday for |
Niekseurg. Win. Campbell, master, a. MoVay, |
Tho feet and elegant John L, It~2ps, }. W. |
lyssnka, master, J3e Holmes, clerk, i ives Tues |
clay, poniiively, for the, Oulohita.
The Coast and LaEotrohe packet, W.. Polite |
Tpnt leaves Tuesday at p. m. y, y. Tcrre- |
E2nne, master, 6abe Block, CLERK.
The regular weekly Alexandra aUG Grand |
sofe picket q. II. Durfoe, John !ES:.. .:.,:ster,
WI. IL, MeCheaney, cork, leaves Tuesday ut b |
Tie IRA No. 10, 7. +. Taylor, master, J. Il.
Hnhmit, clerk, leaves Tuesday at D. m, for tho
Atchafalsya, tarough to Washington.
The Cincinnati Enquirer of Thursday says:
Daniel Farrell, the first engineer Of the ntean-
boat Three Lights, ti)od his libel ia tho United
States Court yesterday. Tho Three Lights is not
IN good condition tn appear in suit, ~ sho hes
with nothing but her jacks,af above water of
Mlddepurt, Q. Laws relating 10 seizure OF boats
IN casea OF that kind require the United States
Marshal TO place Waterman on board The
Waterman IN this Instance may perform his SER
Fico by taking his place ON the jickstan The
libel WAS instituted to recover wages duo the
1bollsnt.
IBy T,leproph.l
Sr. Louis, Feb. $40 Capt. John 4. SIeven-
son: This Steamer Grand Lake leaves the Tower
this morning; viii fill out at Cairo and leave
there on Monday evening.
HENRY G. HAARSTICK.
CAIRO, Feb. 3--LaBt night the steamer Chas.
Morgan ran into the little steamer Aggio below
Daeeols. Chas. McGsrtho, & deck passenger
was crushed, and died s0on after landing here.
Another deck passenger was slightly injured.
Rnd q third Is missing, supposed to have jumped
overheard.
Cargo of steamer Gold Dust, which left last
evening Cor Cincinnati: 13l hhds sugar S7S hbl4
~ nalf bbs d., 35 bbls rice 63 bb.s
oranges is bba whisky, go sacks coffee, 40 baioe
paper Btock, 5H huts IT4chtrb.
0SETHRY.
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