The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-02

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Sergeant Signal Service. U. y. A.
Arrivals.
Alvin. Martha, Col. A. ?. Kouns. Big sun
Hover,
Departures.
Alvin. Martha, Mary Ida. Blue Wing No. 3,
Henry Tete, Ella Hughes. Natehez, Trenton
Dig sunilowef, Dawn, Geo. spangler, d. Q.
Stanard.
Mary Ida and blue Wing No. .. upper, coast
Alvin, Eva. Martha, lower coast; w; J. Behan,
E Lee. Vickshurg st. John Baton Rouge GOV.
Allen, Bayou Sara Bertha. Opelousas. Das-
trop, Ouaehita; Henry Tete, Ella Hughes, Dom
The weather remains clear and very warm
business, very fair yesterday.
sspa o ss ss bs e. e oweF s ss Ws Ws4s
to have the extension after al
Mr.. 4. A. Darling, clerk Of the Robert Young,
ness connected with the Young.
The liobt. q. Lee, leaving Tuesday. connects
n y yylGGtaparF 81 burg with the Anchor line for Memphis
The Bertha. one Of the most regular and rela
The steamers Bertha and Big sunnower have
Especial notice in to-day's paper that is Of con
siderable importance, to opelousas shippers
In our annual statement, published Yesterday
In the record Of deathe, the y arne pf Nick Bu-
rhanan. captain. should have been Nick Bouch-
The Col. 4. T. Kouns arrived Yesterday morn
ing from Red River and leaves, TUESDAY Tor
Shreveport and Jei1erson, The kouna ts com
manded by Capt. Mart kouns. and is one Of the
reliable Of the New Orleans and Red River
Transportation Company.
The Ufaehita Belle for Bayou Sara. see nd
vertisement.
The City Of Augusta is in the hands of the
The Dawn had fine trip to Red river. She
could have eatrid more. but Capt. Truslow,
much to his sorrow, had to refuse 1t on account
nfl
Mr.. Theo, John. clerk. telegraphed Yesterday
from Washington t9 Mesers, Bri'ton y Bppler
The Centennial leayes, for st. Louis Tuesday.
The al Era No TO- Il A. a9s = aster ~ Il oaEao
of the Mary Ida. The Mary Ida lays up 10 un-
dergo n few repaira.
One Of The best freight boats afIoa4, this q. T,
Schenek. viii arrive to-day from Cairp. and
leave TOMORROW at y. m. for Louisville and
Cincinnati; j. L. Garter In command. Dick
The Eva John Taylor MASTER Capt. John O.
vallette and Ernest Renha dt clerks. Leaves. TO-
Eva runs In connection with the Martha. leaves
on alternate days and carries the United States
The Blue Wing No. g. J. A. Comstock master.
MeHsrs, Wood and Dean clerks. leaves to-
row. at 40 a. ~. for DonaldsonviIle and the Ash
land pantH ion.
The .semi-weekly Baton. Rouge packet St
John, n Bergeron master. J. q. Bergeron clerk.
leayes to.fnofrow Of 2. m,
Tor Hayeu Sara. j. j. Brown master. =. 5.
strass IA Il, s,srs .,ss Rob II Iso VIM fampbel mas.
ter Messsrs Ms2sy eve = and nd oasoe % eierfs leaves s
TssssdaK s Hasss " saal aa fGr \ aassn master
ss ss y rhe TO- sonaet, cor es 'SatS wh @ fSs
h m hn x6aa e ne Ss saySSa senfas nRda ali rsss sas
haylng h thrown up his Red River trip, Capt;
stamping ground yesterday, the Lafourcbe. and
will return to leave Tuesday. as usual at
The light-draught steamer Bastrop. in place
of the John H. Hanna, leaves "Wednesday for
the. ouaehita. and carries the United States
1'n' Exchange Clippings.
CtNc1NNATt Aug. 9o.--The Fauchon was
towed to Flu ton by the Champion yesterday
morning. where she will be thoroughly re-
paired md repainIsd and In the fall go South
Cincinnati Gazette: The meeting of owners
of Cincinnati aud New Orleans steamers was
Seins % % represened e except The D. schenck @ p and
Golden City. none Of whose owners being In the
city. Several plans of operations for the COM
adjourned till tomorrow morning to give time
TO put these plans in writing.
B9s hs II ns nm arg EAnn I'd
crew q hemphis, owing e Sickness. w ,.
Otptttlu JACK D8 E1ttIt lelb ZOE bDu1ENliIp iHRI
night after interviewing Captain 0. T. 1harp
I'm regard to docking the shannon.
Captain Wenzell's boat for Ouachita river will
be ready to launch In two weeks.
Louisville Courier-Journal: While in Gin
cinnati we visited Captain H. H. browns
mammoth new steamer, Golden Crown. That
she. will be the finest boat. of her. class ever
built there is no doubt She will have one of
the handsomest cabins, and the most comfort
able rooms of any boat afoat Captain Drown
is a popular and clever gentleman and he will
make the beautiful Golden Grown perfect pet
with the masses of the travelling and shipping
public. Mr.. Eugene Shinkle will go In the
office.
MEMPHIS Aug. 2p-The T. F. Fckert passed
up this evening with the engines, boilers and
part Of the outfit of the sunken Golden Rule
Mr. Shaw, the clerk. is also on board. The Port
Eads passed up. leaving barge here to be load
ed with railroad iron for Natchez.
CAIRO, Aug. 2a.-Business has Stacked so that
Capt. Hegler decided not to load for New Or
leans. and orders advertisements withdrawn.
Strother Wiley. the witty pilot still lives. He
said yesterday that he can name fifty two pilots
who have died who were his partners. Strother
says he commenced plotting at the age OF six
teen on the Rec river steamer Alpha. Strother
Wiley Is neither dead nor decrepft.
st. Paul Press: The lowest water OF the Mis-
sissippi on record was In 1864. and the water at
present is almost down to the mark of that year.
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