The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-24

row again ct o. M, and In fact every day Of
the week for Bonnet Care. Saturdays excepted
The The. Belle has walked Int into favor as coast
| packet on very short notice.
The John I. Moore leaves next Wednesday, as
per advertlsement in another column. for Red
| river. considerable money in the way OF re-
pairs and painting has been spent on her
and she will return to Red river the same ele,
| CANT passenger steamer that she was when last
| there under Billy Boardman. who is again to
| command.
With her repairs finished the Bertha was
| brought to the landing yesterday. ready for
business, and to leave to-day for the Atchafa-
The Big Sunnower has returned from her
trip in place OF the Bertha. and will again lay
The Fanchon has been dropped down to the
head OF Gravier street; she leaves to-day, sure,
The Cotton Valley. in place Of the Willie
leaves also to-day positively Tor the Ouachita
The Willie will leave early in the coming
| week for Bnuf river.
The side wheel steamer W. J. Poitevent, I'M
der the command Of Capt, U. D. Jerrebenne
| day next. as @ regular Monday and Thursday
packet to the Lafourche. See the advertise
The Tensas and Trenton have agreed to
| agree and work for q mutual interest here
| after Their joint advertisement appears to-
The Mollie Moore leaves to-day for St. Louis
| The Centennial is to leave st. Louis to-day
and the Commonwealth next Wednesday.
The Cincinnati Commercial says the Mary
Elizabeth has q cabin crew Of respectable and
very tidy young ladies'. Come down this way,
Capt John K. Booth of the J. W. Garrett and
| barges, writes under date Of the 22d from Mem
phis, to Bud Winbnrn. that the Garrett would
or 1H
and other points.
The Ouachita Belle for the coast to Bayou
| The fleet Katie will arrive tomorrow and
leave Monday for Vicksburg and the bends to
The Daniel Boone. with four produce barges,
and the lWaverlly, with miscellaneous. tow
| were at Cairo Tuesday last The Robin re-
| shipped from that point
Louise from Shreveport, both arrived on time
| and depart again to-day. The Behan leaves
| also to-day for Minden:
day. She mad about 200 TONS consisting in part
| Of sugar. molasses and salt "
The IT. Francis Belle leayes daily at 7:So a. m
connection with the New Orleans and Texas
Railroad to Donaldsonville:
The N. / upper coast daily line packet Mary
Ida. J A. Ruiz in command leaves to-day at 10
O'Clock, going as high as Ben Tureaud.
The Blue Wing No 3, J. 4. Comstock master,
| at 10 a. m. for Donaldsonvile and the Ashland
The splendid steamer St. Mary. Joe Dalferes
master E. Nicole clerk. leaves too day at 10 a.
m for the coast and Bayou Lafourche through
| to Laurel Valley.
The regular tri-weekly coast and Donaldson
NJ III. Landry clerk. leaves day at IL n max
ing all plantation landings in Daylight.
| John H. Mossop clerk. leaves to-day promptly
at 5 D. M, for Bayou Sara Baton Rouge Plaque
mine and all coast landings.
| chon, T. G. Sweeney In command, Alex. Neon
nell clerk. leaves to-day at .; 70. for Camden.
The New Orleans and Red DRY River Traansp9rta-
| Brinker master. leaves to-day at D. M. with
out fail; for Shreveport; ,r,
mand, Keub Whitmore clerk, of the New Or
leans and Red River Transportation Company,
| leaves to-day at .. m. for Minden.
| The New Orleans and Onachita Transporta-
| ton Companys steamer Bastrop Gus Hodge
master, s. Goodwin clerk. leaves to-day at 5
P: n. for Bayou Bartholomew and all way
| The G. 3. Church. due last night from the Ohio
| is the G l.. and n o. packet line steamer for to-
day. going through to Cin a Capt; John
clerk ;.''ol''il '' -
The Natchez, T. P feathers master. J. F.
The a Bart Abe Richard sinnott master. Geo.
G; Hamilton clerk. leaves to-day at D. m. fol-
Company mp SG steamer Martha; ". s BassSett mas
leaves this p for Plos ToWn and Por
The New Orleans and Ouachita Transports
ton Company steamer Cotton Valley lin Place Of
The steamer Bertha, H. Fl. Broad master
| Theo. John clerk, leaves to-day at .. IN
The semi-weekly coast. Plaguemine and
Baton Rouge packet st. John. J. P. McElroy
| master. leaves to-day at .. M
| Exchange Clippings.
st. Louis Times. Nov. 81:
| Col. J. J. Powers Future City Oil Works are
res Of oil daily They s consume e 1900 900 sacks el 81
cotton seed every twenty four hours all of which
is brought here by boats from the South. Some
200 men are employed. Such enterprises should
be encouraged; they are the life of a city.
Jimmie Mcdonald is the accomplished drug
gist Of the Chas. ?. Chouteau.
ness men Of Chattanooga last week to perfect
arrangements for placing line OF steamers or
the Tennessee river, between that city and De
catur. A committee of five was appointed tC
negotiate for a steamboat, and to report at 6
meeting which is, to be called by said committee
| st. Louis Republican, Nov. 21:
| PaWley d Brother are shipping on the E.
Stanard; in pieces an iron and steel Jail q
Cuero. Texas. 1t goes to New Orleans on thu
| Stanard and by Morgan line to destination.
At last accounts the raising Of the Mitchell
| had not been accomplished, and it was consid
cred erregsd rather doubtful whether she would b.
The Chouteau made trial trip to Carondele
yesterday morning. 1t was very private at
fair The bar keeper says he was on her am
and handles with perfect ease
Cincinnati Commercial, Nov. u:
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ished. with the exception of some slight worl
in the engine-room, and the ornamental paint
artists, who will complete their task by the lat
ter part Of the week, but not in time for the boa
to make her trial 1 trip, on Saturday: which ha
: which occasion she will have everything OIL
board and be in complete order for business
The principal work that is being done on tn
cabin of the Rule, now, is the landscape paint
ing which will be one of the many attractive
features of that part OF the boat.
EVANSVILLE, Nov. 2O.-The Sam. Roberts had
big tow and big trip, and has ENGAGEMENTS fol
all she wants at Memphis. The Sherlock adde'
largely including 80 head of stock She got of
at l:5o D. m: Two toWboats passed South dur
MEMPHIS, Nov. 2O.-The Thompson Dean lef
for New Orleans tonight, and carried 80 PEG
pie, 1904 bales Of cotton. 400 barrels of oil, anC
has all in sight below that she can carry.
The Arkansas river has fallen to less than
feet from Little Rock. Much complaint come
from the valleys below regarding the bad wealth
err which prevents the hands from picking ant
saving cotton. Every field is as white as snow
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