The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-03

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Sergeant 8 gnal Service. U. .. A.
Arrivals.
Eve, Blue Wing No John g. Fletcher tna Der
tina. Natchez, John ". Garrett and barges' Dan
Departures.
Isabel. J. H. Hanna. Gov. Alien, Willie, Ten
sas. Stella Block, james Howard. Eva.
To Arrive.
Eva, Isabel, Martha. lower coast; Henry Tste.
Mary Ida, upper coast; L OTIS 10; =; s Onao
W. j. Behan. @. Il. Durfee. Red river; Common
wealth, st. Louis: John Wilson. Ouachita;
J. H. Hanna. Ba on Rouge. . -
Cloudy and cool yesterday. Business very
The Natchez arrived yesterday noon with 4ol2
bales cotton and 4o61 sd ks seed. She leaves
The Danube Lotus No. 4 and Commonwealth
had not arrived when we left the landing.
though they we're hourly looked for. The Com
The j. G. Fletcher arrived from Bayou Teche
and will lay up, Capt. Hennigen not being sat
isfed with the prospects OF return trip.
Nothing further from the Glencoe, yesterday
The T. 1Te eages er re- raw ap SIM
mott who arrived Yesterday. has a special no.
es that effect in anothar eolsm1 the coast
The Uuachita Belle for the coast to Bayou
Sara to- day. She goes sure. x.,.
hSI
Ouachita to day as far as Ouachita City.
The fleet Katie will arrive tomorrow. and
leave Monday for vicksburg and the bends to
Capts. Kenison, Trousdale and Broad have
formed a tri-weekly line to the AtcD afaiaya, to
| be imposed of the steamers Leslie Taylor. Big
| Sunfower and Bertha. to leave IS follows: me
| Taylor Tuesdays. sunfower Thursdays and
Bertha Saturdays continuing regqhary on l these
or has 5n Just be- been rspared and
legion Of friends in the Opelousas country VIII III
of yore Capt. NJ. Kenison will command the
Taylor with those two well-known gentlemen
Capt. Eug. Quatrevaux and b. Schmidt IN tne
Jack slaymaker went out in charge of the
Stella Block. Capt. Gabe Block goes up on the
Cap" Capt. George Wilkinson will open the season
in The Lake Bistenau trade by starting the W. j.
TIE The Frank Willard arrived at Shreveport
Monday with a full load of cotton from upper
The new Golden Crown. one ofthe finest boats
| afoat leaves for the Ohio to-day Built ex-
pressly for the trade, we comm md her to shlp,
pers for being saunch ana r1aoe; noae; a ane
| from her officers, for her elegant and very
comfortable cabin accommodations, and her
| cuisine which is under tn. direction OF the ex-
perienced Jos. Dodson, late steward OF the
The Golden City will be the next arrival val, from IN
| the Ohio followed by the CARA s. Donnally anu
Lon MacFarlin is Charlie Arthurs assistant
on the Shannon.
The Warner and barges left yesterday.
There are rumors of a compromise among
the Lower Coast packets, which. II effected, VIII
change the present movements OF those ooats
We doubt if better boat than the Maria
Louise was ever built She cane ne to rhe al a a6e
did the first day she landed here, both inside
and out. In connection with steap ooan al1
there are two things that Capt. Broker Ger
tainly knows-how to build good steamboat
aH The no" steamer te John W. Garrett with two
barges from Cairo arrived LIST evening ri Her
mart of which was 100 sacks oil cake, 1866 sacks
oats. 1880 sacks bran and 1882 b6ls mat.
The steamer Danube, from shreveport ar
rived time last evening with 1ne trip, say
1928 bales cotton, 2s6 head cattle. 200 sacks Oil
cake, IS sacks wool. so bbls oil and sundrles.
| After lbe Commonwealth. the ID. q. Jaeger
will be the next arrival from st. Dou,s.
The st. Francis Belle leaves daily at 7:3o a. M
from Bienville street for Westwego running In
connection with the New Orleans ana IeXaS
| Railroad to Donaldsonviile-
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