The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-20
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Sergeant Signal Service. U. s. A.
Arrivals.
Belle. Blue Wing Nos Mary Ida. Henry Tete,
Dawn. La Belle, J. II. Hanna Assumption, 4.
e. Lee. Katie, Tensas. Lessie Taylor, A. j.
Baker and barges. Tom Parker, Gov. Allen.
Departures.
Isabel Alvin, Belle. Blue Wing No. 8. Assump-
ton. La Belle. ]. II. Hanna. Katie. Gov. Allen.
To Arrive.
Martha Isabel. Alvin, lower coast; Belle, Blue
| Wing No. 3. upper coast: Fanchon, Cherokee.
Ohio river; Lotus. Red river; st. John, J. II.
Hanna, Baton Rouge; st. Mary. Assumption.
k o,nH Arkansas oaaehita Belle Gov Allen.
ton ton Bayou Macon; Era No, %. Beuf. River;
| der. Memphis; Frank Pargoud Greenyille.
Yesterday was bad day on the landing and
there Tas heaEy ran 1ai aisF tTe
making strenuous efforts to get discharged and
off again for, Red River last night; The Gov;
had to land at the head Of IT Louis street, there
not being room above. Like the La Belle, she
was working hard to get ont again
when we left the landing hey were both looked
for hourly, and will doubtless be found at the
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The Tom Parker. arrived yesterday. reports
| having passed the Era taking on lot of cattle
seventy miles above the mouth Of BGuf river.
Part of the Lees cargo was 100 bales cotton,
81 bbls cotton seed oil, of alcohol and 152 Of
flour from the Glencoe.
The Susie Silver laid over until D. m. to-day
| The Fanchon is advertised In another column
as an independent packet to the Ouachita, TO
6. Sweeny, Mr.. A. j. Mcconnell clerk
The belle of Red river, the new Lotus, leaves
tomorrow for Shreveport.
Capt. U. D. Terrebonne has the w. j. Poite-
vent for Lafourche packet.
The Bastrop will arrive to-day from Bayou
Wbe the La Belle Gazing at Baton Rouge
one of the roustabouts applied an insulting
epithet to Capt. Wood. for which he RECEIVED a
struck violently in the face with. it is supposed.
lump Of coal. in the hands of one OF the others.
The blow caused him considerable pain and he
had to keen his room yesterday in consequence.
Capt. Billy Boardman went along this trip to re-
CAPT Woods N, until h he i himself Mas again.
Capt poste tenn Of m ihg Hehn L. Moore Will arrive
Capt. Joe Carlton has cast the fortune of the
Cotton Valley with that OF the New Orleans and
recevng to I leave ea't to-morrow for Camden
direct The Cotton Valley is a money making
boat. and we wish Capt carlton and the COM
| pany a prosperous season with her.
yesterday from st. Louis. The Baker brought
large cargo. as will be seen by her manifest in
) The good work goes gloriously on. Big trips
D were in order yesterday; the receipts OF sugar,
eating $40 hogsheads 5000 barrels, Il. 49s bales
49, $50 sacks and 1858 sacks, and the landing, as
matter Of course was sl Lively gy.oob+ 40, sooks
seed which is an unusual amount. for during
the whole of November last year only 1900 sacks
were received from Bed River.
Tom Davidson, the former well known Glen
J of the Bonnie Lee. r. Bryarly and Other
, boats, came down on the La Belle and will re-
ToVH ia III yp1f
near Alexandria and looks as If the change
} agreed with him first rate. =,
/; The, Frank Pargoud. for the bends to Green
The John A. Scudder is telegraphed to arrive
to-day with big trip. equal to 1890 bales cotton
The scudder leaves again for Memphis Thurs
The Fanchon will be at the landing to-da
!; The Tensas arrived YESTERDAY M morning Wit
eeesy Z Il ls esnmSnd r' Capt L. u Cooley
!, Don't forget the o. P. schenck, of the u, L
; and M. O.. Packet Company. She goes to-da
= The st. Francis Belle leaves daily at 1880 a. m
J. from Bienvile street for Westwego. running mx
n the My ana
= The Blue Wing line steamer Belle leaves to
It day at a. m. for the upper, coast to Bonnie
arEe HARPER pe n eommands J. E. Broa ' clerk Jerk
Y Ida. J. A. Ruiz in command, leaves to-day 1
H..
q The Henry Tete, ]: F. ,Aucoin master, M
It Landry clerk, leaves to-day at 10 a. 70. Tor tt
: coast Donaldsonville and the Lafourche.
> The New Orleans and Gulf Transportato
n Company steamer Martha. w. s. Bassett ma
g, ter, 8. Legier clerk. leaves this - m. prompt
le The fleet and elegant LESSEE Taylor. NJ. Kel
ison in command Eag 9uatrev tSn s eler
falaya, through to Washington.
p The superb and fleet Robert F. Lee. WI
Campbell master, Mr.. A. McVay in charge
the Office, leaves this p. m. as usual FOR WICK
burg and all mail landings.
The Dawn, Chas. ?. Truslow master, Chs
W. Drown clerk, leaves to-day at D. m. II
20; Alexandria and Grand Ecore.
IN The ST. Mary, Joe Dalteres in command.
coast and Lgfourche through to Laurel vale
25 Capt. J. Lawrence Carriers fast, reliable 81
at staunch freight steamer .. T. Schenck leay
n: to-day at o. m. for all points through to Loui
I'm vile and Cincinnati. Mr.. Dick Burns has char
he of the office.
so st. John, J. P, McElroy master, }. Z. Berger
clerk, leaves tomorrow at 10 q: no;
or The New Orleans and Gulf Iransportatl
ay Company steamer Alvin. w. T. Sc9vell mast
d. leaves o-morrow at u m. for Port Eads.
As, The Blue Wing will arrive this evening a.
de leave as usual tomorrow at 10 q. m.
ng The Ouachita Belle, due last night from Bay
IS Sara, will leave again TOMORROW at D. NJ, l
regular day. without fail. John Z. Llbano co
O@ The New Orleans and Ouachita Transpor
cd ton Company's United States mail steam
go John Wilson, Joe Holmes master, b. u Coz
ID: well clerk, leaves tomorrow promptly
5@ Ouachta City.
ye The New Orleans and Red River Transpor