The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-31
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Sergeant Signal Service. u s. A.
:, Big sunhower, Dawn. Alexandria, ouachita
1870 Departures.
Martha. Alvin Mary Ida. Henry Tete, Big
Sunflower. Dawn. II. l.. Lee. Centennial. Alex
andria.
Martha Alvin, Isabel. lower coast Blue Wing
No. D, Henry Tete. Mary Ida, upper coast; Col
Bayou Sara; John H. Hanna. Baton Rouge;
Yaaoo Valley. yicksburg W. J. Behan. Red
,giver; John toward, ouachit,; CommonYeath
Pargoud, Greenville.
Cloudy and warm yesterday. with prospects
business was moderately active.
Rsh VI, Wh9a Gq k2 % is met Gp a A Ike
and ids 70 CAPT apt N Mr., .rt Ropns " ~
Messrs., Janney 4 Work received dispatch
from the Yazo2 vaey yesterday a s sapg t tha
fine trip. and leave to-day again.
News received Yesterday from the Glencoe
gives hopeful assurances that she will be raised
as soon as aid reaches her. also that nearly oil
condition "a diver is on the way by rail, and
Vicksburg at the time she sunk:
The new and handsome Golden old Crown, the
and S sard" 1 o o the V OHIO H 81 2
usement In another column, TO which attention
Capt Parisots Yazoo Valley will be Mt tho
wharf, head of Common street, this morning.
and will leave positively this evening as adver-
The Ouachita Belle for all coast and town
landings to Bayou Sara. is the regular packet
III The hS,d Frank pargoud for Groenvle and the
bends. leaves TO- morrow, as usual; n-
The John Fl Hanna I, leaves Friday for Baton
Royce s R Snm Wp. M Nd TIL
the. only departure to-day for. The upper coast
as fur as Donaldsonville and the Ashland plan
The st. John leaves for Baton Rouge Satur-
1he Gold Dust. loa1ing independent and the
day, to be followed by the j. i. Tollo to-day
The large and splendid side wheel steamer
The Stella Block. recently put In good repair
viii be found at the landing this morning re-
ceiving to leave this s p: m. for Black river and
The Warner and barges leave for St Louis to-
The renowned Bart Able leaves Saturday for
Alexandria and Grand Ecore and the gilt edge
Maria Louise the same day for Shreveport
The Eya lost a trip on account of repairs to
her wheel. she leaves to-day.
Don't forget the paatial Thompson Dean to-
day. She leaves for Memphis at D. M. with
Capt. b. R. pegram's famous James Howard
leaves Friday for Memphis and the bends. See
advertisement
The John Howard is to,days United States
mail packet for the Ouachita.
Thu 6uuCfhiitu bufo hud It fine trip III yester-
day. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
the hours OF and 5. the stern line Of the Henry
Tete pulled loose and she swung round up
stream ag@inst the wheel e. Of & the Willie In the
and q cry of fire given. The cry was taken UP
on the landing and an alarm turned in from the
Harbor Station, The fire department turned
out In force, to find fortunately that there was
nothing for them to do but to return.
The Berths will arrive to leave Saturday for
The st. Fraacis Belle leaves daily at 1880 a. M
from Bienville street for Westw go, running in
Railroad to DonaldsonvlIe.
The Eva. John Taylor master. N. Barrois and
Ernest Renhardt clerks, leaves to day Mt 10 Il.
The Blue Wing No. D. J. A. Comstock master,
leaves this 10 a. m for Ben Tureaud's Donald
s nasb MS. the willard Mhn5 ana ass
The Ouachita Belle, John Q; Libano master,
john II. Mossop and John Reichard clerks.
leaves to-day ut . M, Tor Bayou Sara Baton
Rouge, and all coast landings.
The Yazoo Valley, s. ii. Parisot in command
John 4. Hall clerk, leaves to-day at p. m. for
vicksburg ana the Yazoo, taking freight for all
The New Orleans and Red River, Transpor,a-
Belle. M. N Wood muster, I'D. Groves clerk.
leaves to-day at .. N. for Shreveport.
The renowned passenger stoamer Thomson
ing to leave to-day, positively, for Memphis and
the bends Capt Frank Beck. Jr., has charge
The NV Orleans and Ouchita Transportation
Company's steamer John Howard. in place of
John II. Hanna. +. A. Blanks master. B. G..
GornWell clerk, leaves to-day at s y. IN. for the
Ouachita to Ouachita city.
Tho Martha will arrive this evening and
leaxe to-morroW for the lower coast at y m.
lower coast. and return tomorrow at 1890 a. M
punctually.
Lafourche packet Henry Tete will arrive this
evening and return tomorrow. as usual. at
lam.
The passenger and United States mali steamer
Frank Pargoud. J. NJ. VIII ito master. Curt
Holmes clerk is receiving to leave to- morrow
at p. M for Vicksburg, Grccnve and all mail
The N. l. daily line packet Mary Ida, J. A.
Ruizin command, is receiving to leave to-mor
row for the upper coast to Ben Tureauds.
by Telegraph
BAYOU SARA Oct SOTO Ferd v Cclos: Will
arrive at daylight; leave Wednesday As usual.
Captain steamer John Howard.
BAYOU SARA, Oct. 1910 Hite & Carlin: Will
arrive daylight, Wednesday morning, and
leave at D. NJ with the Stella B BI l. X for 6 the
3Vh ncRsnure, Oct SOTO c. wayne n New Or
leans: The steamer james Howard will arrive
Thursday and leave Friday positively,
Is. H. PEGRAM Master.
Exchange Clippings.
Cincinnati Enquirer, Oct 2S.
The Fanchon left for Pittsburg last night with
a good start. She will go through to Pittsburg
where she will load for New Orleans and run
from there to Ouachita Bivcr. in connection
with the Shannon that leaves here next We'd
nesday for New Orleans
Harry 6. Hill. steward Of the Clara s., has
fitted up the bar of that boat in fine style and
will do the agreeable to all of our Southern
friends who call upon him.
The Clara s. left for New Orleans last night
with 200 tons freight. She took the new boat D.
Stein in tow, which will be completed under
way.
Lewis II. Kennedy, young man. has been
exercising. without license. the duty of sec
ond engineer on the steamers Seven Sons and
William Barnhill. He filled the position on the
Seven Sons up to the time of the Tigress explo-
sion. John Kennedy, his father, was found
uIIitY of Em1nlnrinO unlicenSed anpinenr