The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY DEoEMBER 49, 1877

kansas. Her clerk will be found rec 81 1a
| fayette street. The Ashland is q through boat
G h seh h99e np w u PsST Wedne
The City Of Augusta for White river to-mor'
The Bonnie Lee left yesterday for Red river
The Blue Wing line steamer Belle leaves to,
day at a. m. for the upper coast TO Bonner
Il. b. Harper Commands, J. E. BEou!cierk. 8.
The Blue Wing No. B. J. A. Comstock master
Messrs. Wood and Dean clerks. leaves TO-
morrow at 10 q. M. for Donaldsonyille and the
Ashland plantation.
The regular semi-weekly Bayou Lafourchhe
packet W. J. Poiteyent, u, D. Terrebonne in
at 10 q. M, promptly, for Thfbodaux.
The New Orleans and G y f CHARACTERIZATION
leaves tomorrow at IL M. and the Martha. W.
y. Bassett master. Tuesday at u M. both boats
GO through to Port Eads and carry the United
The Gov. Allen will leave tomorrow at p. m.
for Bayou Sara. J. J. Brown master 8. b.
Streck clerk.
The John Fl. Hanna leaves tomorrow at 5 D.
m. for Plaquemine, Baton Rouge and all coast
bindings; e; Bergeron i'll command, u. b.
The Katie, j. w Tobin master. W. N. Gaines
aud ALI Grissom clerks. leaves to-day at 5
2. N. for Vieksburg and all bend landings to
The semi weekly Bayou Lafourche packet
Assumption, ?. A. Chariot master. N. z. Dupuis
clerk. leaves tomorrow at o. IN. for Laurel
Valley.
The New Orleans and 0uachita Transporta-
ton Company's steamer Fanchon. Z. @. Sweeney
master, Alex Mcconnell clerk, leaves to-mor-
row at .. IN. Tor the Ouachltan through to Cam
The regular weekly Bayou des Glazes pack ct
Big Sunflower,. nj, M. Dufour master. Alex.
Trousdale clerk, leaves tomorrow at D. m.
The sidewheel passenger packet City Of Aq-
gusta, J. u. Elliott master. Joe Elliott clerk,
AXES st ct M ih or White river
Landry clerk. will arrive this evening and leave
Tuesday at 10 H. NJ for the coast and Donald
The NJ. l. daily line steamer Mary Ida J. A.
Ruiz in command leaves Tuesday at 10 a. m
promptly for the upper c 1ast to Welham's. :,
master, Messrs. Mcvay and Cannon clerks.
leayes Tuesday, as usual, for ycksburg.
The st. Mary. Joe .Dalferes in command, E.
N1colle clerk leaves Tuesday at D. m for the
The Ouachita Belle, making semi weekly
trips to Bayou Sara, will leave, Wednesday;
Yazoo leaves Wednesday,
~, The New Orleans and oqaeha ~ Transport ran,
Wednesday for ouacRita Cty carrying y the
United States mail.
The regular Atchafalaya packet Leslie Tay
lor, NJ. Kenison master. leaves Wednesday as
Exchange Clippings.
st. Louis Republican, Dec 18th:
=, The A. J. Baker left with portion Of tow for
NtW oIlShllS. Ole GttIu6TS Ill inc Dtshnce D5-
low, and will pass Cairo with fleet Of seven
loaded barges. The. cargo was all shipped it
is stated by the Empire Milling Company, and
consigned to Gordon & Gomiia. 1t is as fol-
lows: Wheat. 30 500 bushels corn, II, 029 bush
els: rye, $4,000. Total 1883 bushels grain.
Also. II ,O93 packages of flour. BRAN oats, pork,
lard bagging. etc.
Capt. r. W. Dugan returned by steamer from
Moccasin Springs. The Bee is a dead insect.
The cause of her sinking will be discovered
when a careful inspection is made OF her hull.
When the SalvOr goes down to her it will be to
tear her to pieces and save what can be recov-
cred.
The Susie Silver left for New Orleans last
night with a fair trip. She had the Silver City
in tow. and on arriving at New Orleans the lat
ter will be turned over to Capt Woods, who
will put her in some small river trade below for
the winter She will return in the spring and
go UP to the mountains.
Memphis Avalanche. Dec. IA:
The Sam Roberts and barges, due here to-
morrow, can get 1000 bales Of cotton for New
England points by way of Evansville if she
wants it.
Geo. Root has turned out to be great success
as a coal trader. The boat people are unani-
nous in declaring that he gets about the New
Orleans wharfboat livelier than any of his rival
agents. He is now chief of Brown d Jones
business at New Orleans.
The Alice Brown. with heavy coal tow,
passed here going south on yesterday.
The Oakland passed here going south day
or two since. One of her boats was found to be
in n leaky condition fifty miles below here