The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-31
,ats 60 through to Port Haas aad carry til.

boats go through to Port Hads aad carry the
The Assumption leaves TO-DAY ats p. n for
daux. P. A. Charlet commands, N. z. Dupuis
and Joe Lagroue clerks.
The John H. Hanna leaves tomorrow at y.
m. for PaQuemine. Baton Rouge and oil coast
landings: r.. Bergeron In command, K b.
The United States mail and passenger packet
Gov. Allen. John j. Brown master. 3. ). Streck
clerk. leaves tomorrow at p. m. for Bayou
The Katie. J. W. Tobin master. W. n. Gaines
and ALI Griasom clerks. leaves to-day at 8
D. m, for, vicksburg and all bend landings to
The New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
ton Company steamer Danube Charlie Thorn
master, Geo. A. Ditton clerk. leaves to-day at
.. m. tor Jefferson direct
The G. H. Durfee, also Of the above company.
leaves to-day at p u r. Tor Shreveport g. W.
The 9. L. and n. o. packe line steamer Thos.
Sherlock. Lew Hates master. John s. Jones
clerk, Leaves to-day at .: m rs tor CINCINNATI
in command, Capt. Eug. Quatrevaux clerk.
leaves to-day sure. at 8 D. m, In place of the
Leslie Taylor, for the Atchafalaya through to
The VI. l. daily line steamer Mary Ida J. A.
Ruiz In command Edward Nicole cler k, leaves
tomorroW q 10 a. M promptly for the upper
The Henry Tete. J. T. Aucoin master. NJ. Fl.
Landry clerk. leave Tomorrow ut 10 a. m. for
the coast and Donaldsonville.
The Robert Il. Lee will leave tomorrow for
vicksburg and all mail landings. Capt VIM.
campbell Ia command. a. McVay in the Office,
Nlcolle clerk, leaves Tomorrow at p. m. for
the, coast and Lafourche. through to Laurel
Valley,
The st. John leaves Wednesday at 10 m for
Baton Rouge, J. p McElroy in command.
=, The John Wilson, F. A. Blanks master, leaves
fhe YsaSo i2 2a Rsa'7f PIX Phillips master will
leave Wednesday for the Yazoo.
The 0uachita Belle. Capt John Q. L1bano,
Frank Hicks in command. g. H. Dix clerk.
will arrive, to leave for'Memphis and the bends
The Trenton, Capt J. b.: Sullivan. will be
ready to leave positively Wednesday for the
Tensas and Macon.
The Big sunnower. Capt. A. P Trousdale is
the Wednesday packet for the Atchafalaya.
Exchange Gil ppings.
Cincinnati Enquirer, December %: Miss So
phia Dunbar sister of Cap. Sam and june Dun
No. 4oG West Sixth street. yesterday morning.
Capt. Sam Dunbar arrived from Gailipolis yes
terday on the Express. but too late to see bis
Clara s.. down South. and was telegraphed yes
terday the sad news. The young lady was
twenty-five years of age and highly esteemed
The Evansville Courier says: Madam Vets
steamer Mary Elizabeth, now at the Lamaseo
Mechanics foundry next week. She will prob
ably load for the South from here
Capt A. J. Branch of the Sam Roberts and
clement weather the Roberts will not get off be-
fore Saturday night or Sunday morning She
has 1000 bales of hay and 5000 sacss of corn to
load on her barg $ between Newburg and here.
st. Louis Republican. December 80:
-, The river rose Yesterday fifteen inches. On
the gauge at dusk about sixteen feet. The rise
goes on in several Of the principal rivers. They
are open much further north than usual at this
season of the year. At Sioux City the ferry
boat has resumed opet ations On Sunday. De-
cpmbpr H, steamboats,
parties between st. Paul. Fort Smelling and
Minnehaha, the Missss ippi there being clear
crops telegram from Winona, Mimi, says
The weather is very warm: The Mississippi
+ clear Of Ice from Lake Pepin to the Gulf Zen Zen
up for winter. They are now fired up again.
This is real summer day; the bees are flying
the river ho has Say f.
after ence closing. In the memory OF the Oldest
inhabitant."
The Warner, left for New Orleans about p;
M, with four barges, 1O3,S29 bushels I'm, and
500 tons, package freight. consigned to Gordon
Il Gomilla.
The Alton will arrive here tomorrow morn
ing In eight and one half days from New Or
leans. delayed by bad weather and heavy bust
ness. r.
Springs of ,Arkansas. Joining, his daughter
Alice there, both will proceed to Shreveport and
cd man an the young man are now
friends of che New Orleans and Shreveport pool
line,
Democrat reporter yesterday that before he
would again suffer under such a pooling
arrangement as the existing one, he would run
his boat independent until he lost every dollar
he ever owned. He is in favor of the first in to
be the first out of a port. His boat has been
waiting nearly two weeks to load and now he
will be put back until after New Years day. The
pool undoubtedly has many good points. but
when q big steamboat. such as the City Of
Alton. Commonwealth. Centennial or Susie
awaiting her turn to load. it's enough to make
any owner mad especially il he sees three or
four independent boats leave in the meantime.
with hip trina