The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-16
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Sergeant Signal Service. U. s. A.
Arrivals.
Martha Mary Ida, Henry Tete, a.. G.. Dom
nally Gov. Allen, james Howard. J. H. Hanna
Frank pargoud' n.,.rt,r.s
No. 3, Mary Ida, Henry Tete, upper coast
6 6bo vssB t hb Tsass EVE BRa
Red river; st. John. Baton Rouge: st. Mary.
Assumeeton Laf9Nnrehe Gty Ct Alton Susie
Meyer, Katie P. Kountz, Arkansas.
There Is no change to. report either in the
the morning boats there were but nine boats
left at the landing. four at the lower and five at
The John Means, with three barges left last
night for st. Louis, with a cargo Of 5000 sacks
salt and 80 tons junk.
The Danube was taken over the river yester-
Capt r. d. Marble takes charge of the D.
Stein on her arrival at Trenton.
terday in the Isabe's place. The Isabel is un-
down in in" charge Of the Isabel, Capt. Bassett
S'2 IRE f R BOB lid not get away yesterday
The steamer Coy Allen from Bayou sara; ar
rived last evening Win good TRIP se eSsns hbas
sugar, GA bb,s molasses and 10 bbls oil.
The A. J. Baker, with her tow, passed Cairo
We again return thanks to Engineer G. FL.
Patten for q file Of Western papers;
The great James Howard arrived Wednesday
1896 bales cotton, 1904 sacks seed, 1860 sacks
meal. 800 sacks oil cake. 1888 barrels oil, and IS
pn ssPsr Mm rsh e eanS e
has very fine cabin accommodations, having un-
usually large and comfortably furnished state
rooms. and is prepared to offer every induce
The fleet and unsurpassed Natchez. the most
regular boat that lands here. leaves tomorrow
the ct r9e Of Aton Bxby captain leaves
to-morrow tor st. Louis. For rates OF passage
by the Alton, see the ADVERT advertisement OF her
The renowned Bart Able leaves for Alexan-
dria and Grand Ecofe tomorrow. She will be
Mr. : ). G. Bergeron has retired from the st.
| Johns office and is open to offers: Mr. Berge-
ron has been in the coast trade for years, is
very efficient clerk and popular gentleman.
| We hope soon to see him at VOL again.
| Says a late Shreveport Times -
| We hear reports that three or four steamers
will leave s.. Louis this month for this, port.
| That will be another black eye for the railroad
It is little strange that the railroad men OF st.
Louis are going to let the etgamopas fes
| e'AeSS'
PEI h ls C an Ens P0s choeau Capt
Memphis and bend packet, is to leave st. Louis
'o Capt. viii Gilham's Jimmie Baker was
brought to the wharf yesterday, and leaves to-
a thorough repair, Capt. G. has had her paint
ed and she looks az white as the driven snow.
See the Blue Wing NE Line ss y 5s rom b In
| Ohio, and will leave on her first trip Sunday
The A. c. Donnally has arrived, and leaves to-
m 9 oae bs Word
under the guidance Of as experienced and as
capable corps 9f officers as can be f9 M 81 on
Dnnnally has charge Of the office. =,
The John Howard lea leaves to-moVow for the
"a F F9aoegh B Sc leayas daily at
connection with the New Orleans and Texas
'1 The New Orleans AND Gulf Transportation
ter. carrying the United States mail. leaves to-
Ths Mar w. g. Basse also Of the
above company, leaves to- morrow at p. N.
Ths fine aomms John leaves Han 9av Faan
M, for Baton Rouge and coast landings. Capt
LIP. Delahoussaye has charge Of the office. ;,
packet Gov Allen. John ]. Brown master. s. S.
The tri-weekly coast, Donaldsonyyille and Ia
evening, and return tomorrow as usual. .,
The NJ. |. daily line steamer Mary Ida will
arrive this EVENING and return r morrow:
Messrs Wood and Dean clerks. leaves to-mor'
row at 10 a. n. for the upper coast.
Capt. Joe DalfereS elegant Bayou LafOurche
packet St. Mary is receiving to leave tomorrow
at 10 a. m. for Laurel Valley,
The fleet Natchez. T. P. feathers in command
J.. F. Musein the office. leaves as usual to-mor
The steamer Bertha. H. H. Broad master
Theo. John clerk, leaves to-morrow at s .. m
The Bart Able Richard Sinnott master, Geo.
G. Hamilton clerk, leaves tomorrow at 5p. m
The Ouachita Belle, John G; Libano in com
mand, will arrive this evening. and leave to
morrow as usual for Bayou Sara.
The Assumption, P. A. Charlet master, leaves
also to- morrow at D. m; for the coast, Donald
sonvie and the Lafourche.
The New Orleans and Red River Transports
ton Company's steamer Texas Geo. W, Res
master, Fl. q. Boazman clerk, leaves tomorrow
at 5 D. M, without fail. for Shreveport
and Red River Transportation ans Company leave
: tomorrow at S D. m. for Minden.
The New Orleans and Oqachita Transpo9rtaa
ton Company's steamer John Howard, L.
: Montgomery master E. r. Perry clerk, leave
; tomorrow for Camden direct
Capt McEroy's semi weekly zee esast an
The James Howard. B. R, Pegram master, J
| Fl. Chassang clerk, leaves to-day at p. m. 10
Memphis and the bends.
by Telegraph
VIcKsBURG, Nov. 15.-To J. B. Woods 4 Co.. 10
r Common street: The steamer Susie Silver vii
arT We Saturday morning.
NArcHEz, Nov. 15.-Tc C. q. Wayne. Agent 10
Gravier street: The steamer q. 2. Schenck Wi
arrive Friday noon.
F; Exchange Clippings.
] st. Louis Republican, November 10:
Steamers don't carry bulk grain at present
t but there will be some built after Silas Adkins
plan which will carry from 600 to 10000 bush
els. in addition to other cargo,
j Capt. Calhoun arrived from the Glenco
wreck. He goes to Pittsburg to command tn
new steamer Katie Stockdale. which will b
here direct,
e The Stanard is said to be bringing the stu1
from the wreck of the Glencoe.
The hull of the burned steamer Carondelet i
out on the Ways, where it is being taken
pieces.
OF the Tolle, the Republican says: Gap
d ,1l,- atac EGa into