The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-04
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NELSON GOHOM,
Sergeant Signal Services. u. 3. a.
Arrivals.
Isabel Bertha, Bastrop, Frank pargoud. Eva.
Alvin.
Susie Silver. u. T. schenok. "'''-'
To Arrive.
Era No. 10. Blue Wing No. .. upper coast; Taa-
bel Martha. lower coast Gov. Allen, Bayou Harss
9. H.. purise Red river; Henry Tete. Donald.
Vicksburg Moliis Moore, ST. Louis. -4s-.
The wind that has been blowing 50 stih th6
last few days, subsidized Yesterday, much to ths
satisfaction OF everybody
Business on tho landing. was very fair, oil Of
the departures having good trips. In addition tn
Silver had about 800 tons miscellaneous freight.
Capt. Carter is very well satisfied with the
SSe9enek's trip. and may make another one from
The steamer Alvin. from the Quarantine STA
tiOn, arrived last evening with fair trip CON-
sinstlng In part OF 44s sacks rough rice and -
The United States mail packet Eva, from Port
Capt NJ N. Woo1 has been sick for the Last
lew days With malarial fever, contracted while
on the Parker In Old river &
Capt a Roger BOYLE EFT on the Bertha Yesterday.
possible Ysf to V do f"'S0 'ae ann o. =
Having some repairs TO make, which neces-
stated her losing a trip. the Bastrop turned
over her orders and freight to the John Howard.
which steamer wac brought 70 the landing yes
tice will be found In another part Of the DKafu-
Graf 70 Viii, which the attention Of ouachita shin
pn hs Ma srs aa X s yh
and Robert Young. putting it off at Donaldson'-
vile. from where 1t will be forwarded througn
The g. II. Durfee leaves Saturday Tor AIex--
andria and Grand Ecore. In place Of the Bart
The Big sunnower, from Atchafalaya. win
arrive to leave Saturday. her regular day.
The Natchez VIII arrive tonight from Weeks.
lie a old fs eabs q tSs Bson houee trade
| the st. John, leaves next Wednesday, She n
being put IN fine order,
tatton Company steamer w J. Behan. Geo. VIII
kinson master, Eug. Barrow clerk. leaves SAT-
| urday ut .. m. for Shreveport.
from the War Department Chronicie.J
| During the past week the Red river has grad-
! ually fallen one foot at Shreveport The Mis-
| souri, has fallen three inches at Yankton. one.
e. ha ahS Ss q r. Paul S
La Crosse, and five at Memphis; fallen ten
inches Ct Keokuk. eight at st. Louis and seven
| at New Orleans; rsmained stationary at Daven-
port: at Cairo the river rose sixteen inches
| from Sunday to Tuesday, but has since falleHs
Nashville. The Ohio has fallen twenty inches
Ct Ptts,6,urg and Cincinnati and one inch at
The Ouaehta Belle, unsurpassed In the tratts
for sped and passenger recommendations.
leaves Saturday Tor Bayou Sara and the coast.
| The st. Louis Times has resumed it's old habit
OF clipping mater from the Democrat and pre-
senting it to Its readers original. This Is tf1e
| paper that wrote u hom1ly journalism SONS
didn't credit # IN particular ior. clippipss in-
sistsney thou art jewell
The Ma Ida. just put In the best OF order.
n"ne Us pTGsy a s aag Y
| q. m. for the upper coat to Ben Tureauds. j..
A.. Ruiz IN command.
nents for boat to replace the Era No. 10to-daY.
to savs co, on altern s days with the Mary Ida
No 'f y r I'm r0ra Eas and III re B,ue Mia
when we lett the landing fhe Eva was 4 de- de-
tanned by bad weather, and the Blue Wing
| from here until Monday evening, and has besIk
unable nab to catch up with the lost time this trip
| The passenger and United States mail steamer
| Martha, w. y. Bassett master, leaves to. day at
y q. m for the lower coast through to Port Eads.
| messrs. Legier and Shattnek have charge oE
the office. On her Saturday trip the Martins
makes a; an excursion through the ietties out into
The new. fine and fast lower coast packet
Alvin, ". T. scoyell master. Henry Kouns CLERK.
| leaves to-day 1880 a. M promptly for the IOWgE
| coast to Quarantine Station
| The regular tri- weekly coast and Donaldson
| Vile packet Henry Tete, J. Il. Aucoin master M
| III. Landrycerk. leaves to-day at IL M making
| all plantation landings in daylight.
The splendid passenger and United Stair
mail steamer Frank Pargoud, j. NJ White mas
| ter, Curt Holmes clerk, leaves to-day at 5 pm
| for Arkopolis, Greenvilie and vicksburg.
The fine steamer John III. Hanna. james
| McElroy in command. leaves to-morrowat12m
| for Baton Rouge and coast landings Messr
J. q. Bergeron and II. V. Cellos are In change
| the office.
The United States mail packet Gov Allen.
John J. Brown master. =. s. Streck clerk leaves
| to morrow at D. m. for Bayou Sara
Exchange Clippings.
| ST. I,pus RauubIean.