The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-14
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NELSON GOROM,
Sergeant Signal Service. U. s. A.
Arrivals.
Alvin Martha. Mary Ida. Henry Tete, Ouach-
ita Belle.
Alvin. Martha, Mary Ida Blue Wing No. 8,
Henry Tete. 0uachita Belle. Natchez, Big Sun
To Arrive.
Mary Ida, BLUE Wing Ne. 3, upper coast Eva,
Alvin Isabel, Martha. lower coast: q. II. Dur
fee. Co. a; T. koqns, Dawn, Red river; Belle Of
Belle, GOV. Allen, Bayou Sara; Yazoo, Ohio riv-
er; Katie. Atkapolis Henry Tete. Donaldson
yyiihte; Bertha opeoussss Bastrop ouaTehita
burg; james Howard, Memphis.
weather cloudy and u little warm.
Business dull yesterday sure. Not one Of the
Com. Parisot. Of the. famous Parisot line of
Yazoo steamsrs arrived IN the city YESTERDAY
Louisville Friday. The Joe Bryariy was to have
loft that place last night;
at yicksburg with the Anchor line for Memphis Memphis
The superb Katie--the boat that makes rail.
u. M, going through to Annapolis.
Com. Parieot will put his new and splendid
will start her ont shortly as a regular Wednes-
ana ar Tal i rivers; See adyertiise@snt
natl, to be absent ten days or more. During
Capt. Wayne's absence Mr.. John Wayne will at
tend to business.
Capt. Frank Beck, clerk of the Thompson
Dean, returned to the city yesterday
u Capt. Fred Probst has finished work on the
st. Mary; says she is ready for business, and Is
second to none in all that makes good steam
The Col: Kouns, Dawn and 9. II. Durfee will
river. They fond tut thirty inches in the
Gut and grounded or rather stuck in the
Thorn s last evening for the hs gat and na wi
II possible, wash 1t out. otherwise she will re-
main main there ne and render pulling assistance to
Monday to give help. The Tom Parker was to
have gone. but ha some repairs to make
no through to shrevpo were not
yesterday when either the Durfee or Kouns
The great Memphis cotton racket James
Howard, Z Pegram in command J II. Chas-
suing clerk. Will arrive to leave Thursday for
The first new sugar Of the season was brought
yesterday by the Henry Tete from Bayou La
fourcha, two and bali mills below Donaldson
trips to Bayou Sara. will arrive tomorrow and
return Wednesday at p. IN.
Capt. james p. dcEroy. of the John 81. Han
ma, mas special notice IN another Dart of the
DEMocRAT, to which attention .is ca led
Bee letter from our st. Louis correspondent
In another part of the DEMOCRAT.
The passenger steamer Gold Dust will arrive
to-day from st. Louis and return tomorrow.
For rates OF passage see advertisement of j. B.
Woods y Co., agents in steamboat column.
4. Capt. Joe Dalferes also has special notice in
The same column.
The imperial Thompson Dean. Just out of the
artisans and artists hands, and. If possible.
better BET, boat than ever, leaves Wednesday on the
psrieneed and accqmp. fshed captain, and
Will t The t Office o viii be oresisad
over BY Capt. Frank Beck, Jr. assisted by Mr..
val Entriken. See advertisement
John, Frank Bergeron In command, j. G. Ber-
geron in charge OF the office. leaves Wednesday
The Parisot line steamer Yazoo will arrive to-
day from the Ohio and leave positively tn-mor-
row for the iazoo; Com. S. 4. Parsot will be
1eu i ID a command, Mr.. Jesse Mclean in charge
The 81. Francis Belle eayes daily at 80 a. m.
connection with the New Orleans Orleans and Teexa rs
Railroad to Donaldsonvile
The Eva, John Taylor master, Ernest Rein
hardt clerk. leaves tom PROV at 10 a. m. for
The Blue Wing No. 9, J, A.. Comstock master.
Messrs; Wood and Dean clerks, leaves to-mor-
land plantation.
The Gov Al en- will leave to- morrow at 5 D. m.
for Bayou Sara. J. j. Brown master, s. s.
The John II Hanna leaves tomorrow at s D.
m. f2r Plaauemine, Bston Rouge and all coast
Tne Kasie j. N. robin master, W. W. talmes
and ali bend landings to Annapolis. ''A'DAs
The Henry etc, J. f. Aucoin master. M. H.
Landry clerk. will arrive this evening and leave
Tuesday at 10 a. m. for the coast and Donald
sonvile The Tete connects with flats for points
on the bayou, sending freight through without
The M. l. daily line steamer Mary Ida, y. A.
Ruiz in command leaves Tuesday at 10 a M.
promptly. Tor tn. upper coast to Ben Tureaud.
ter. Henry Kouns clerk leaves Tuesday at 1880
T. n. fof tie lever eeast te the Quarantine Sta
The popular Martha. W. s. Bassett master.
leaves Tuesday, as usual. at IL m for the lower
coast to Port lads.
master. NJ ssrs. Mcvay and Cannon clerks,
leaves Tuesday. as usual. for. vicksburg.
The Bertha one of the most regular and reIi-
able packets to the Atchafalaya leaves Wednes-
day, as usual.
The steamer ea RBastrop n place Of the John e.
carries the United ates m Ill.
Exchange Clippings.
Cincinnati Commercial: VIM. Pagan ESQ.
the wel known steamboat meat firm Of WI
son. Pagan h Co, New Orleans. is at the Gibson
House. on his way from the East, homeward
Mr. Morey, Of New Orleans. who represents
Southern railroad Interests, IS in the city con-
ferring with the New Orleans Packet Company. |
Capt. Drown is Iengthening the Golden |
Crowns chimneys six feet ana adjoining them |
with fancy tops. similar to the Charles Nor
gan's |
The commissioners of the Louisville Exhibi-
ton. wishing to compliment Will s. Hays, the |
river editor OF the Courier-Journal and the |
night this week for the production of the music |
Of Hays songs. Hays Will direct the orchestra |
on that occasion
The Lotus No. 4, being completed at Madison, |
will come to Cincinnati next week to load for |
New Orleans.
Capt. o. p Shinkle's new Golden Rule will be |
launched from the Marine Ways next week.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 11-Capt. Henry Narcotic. of |
the United States army, has invented and nat
ented Iaddle-whe,i lor side and stern-wbeel
vessels that is great desideratum to all inter-
ested in our merchant marine The invention
consists of wheel that carries buckets or pad
dies of any width. from one inch to twenty feet