The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-28
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, NovEBER 2
She is having ii repaired and will be ready to

She Is having It repaired and will be ready to
0 The John Howard is out on the Ocean Dock
sci mentioned in the DEMooRAT Of last Thurs
day Not being Tead 1 70 eaye ttoday
e ont II her paee nnder G ssno
Johnston In the ONCE The Fanchon viii be 81
without fall going through to Camden.
The vt. Mary had failed to put in an appear
anee when we left the landing: she will doubt
less be on hand to leave this morning for the
The Willie takes the place of the Tom Parker
Fds ia cap T. F. sRf viii fe
Mr.. A. Nale who has been off the river for
several years. wants TO return; he is first rate
The LESSEE Taylor. Capt. NJ Kenison. de-
talned from yesterday, leaves to-day positively
her ACCOMPLISHED clerk.
Says! he ST.. Louis Republieon. of Sunday:
The Tact OF two steamers leaving this port In
one day for New Orleans Is On unusual one to
state. II occurred yesterday.
The Gold Dust was drawing sig feet and will
pc nearly full on leaving CAIRO. She has about
twenty Cabin passengers. Geo. Robrds and
Barney Bagey pilots.
gets all she wants this side of Cairo. She has
fifteen passengers and 100 head Of stock. Bald
win and Boren pilots. The two steamers last
In the, New Orleans trade, and probably will
adopt that style Of business next spring. The
City Of Alton could do it with case and have
The Kate Dickson. from vicksbnrg, with two
burgess. containing $500 sacks cotton seed. ar
The Exchange left yesterday for the ouachita,
after load Of cotton seed for the Union Oil
C.mpany. She will take barge at the mouth
The Elevator was at work again yesterday on
| the st. John, and did good work.
The Durfee had steam up. but 1t was unde-
cided last evening as to the time of her leaving
| for Mobile
They. y. Mercer, with tow of coal for Nor
gan City, passed Cairo Saturday. The Hope,
| same day.
The Bee, with her tow, arrived yesterday.
this trip: this. together with bad weather pre-
vented her arriving In time to Leave yesterday.
going through Cane river. .Chas. p, Truslow Is
her clever captain, Charlie Drown clerk.
Charlie Petrovic, a well known clerk. after an
absence Of several years up Red river. is in the
The c. B. Church follows the Morgan. and will
The Thos. Sherlock due last night will fol-
Capt. Tom Taylor's regular Buuf river packet
Era No. 10 will arrive o-morrow and return Sat
urday
The Shannon leaves to day sure, for Camden.
The Shannon is well known in the Ouachita,
GERS as jack DeHart. Charlie Arthur and Lon
MacFarin Is we'll managed boat.
| from Bienvlle street for Westwego running in
connection with the New Orleans and Texas
RalIroad to Donaldsonville. -
Carre e. The Belle is daylight boat both Ways.
The Blue Wing No. 5. J. a. Comstock master.
sonville and the Ashland plantation, Ascension
| parish. messra. Wood and Dean clerks.
| The regular Baton Rouge and coast packet St.
John. J. r McElroy master. leaves tomorrow
The New Orleans and Gulf Transportation
Company steamer Alvin, W. f. sc9vejl master,
ea AYES B at y no for Port Eads
John II. Mossop and John Reichard clerks,
| leaves to-day at D. m. for Bayou Sara, Baton
Royce PIG y and al Hs snast lWSndingg sins
John T. Hall clerk. leaves to-day at 5 p. m. for
Vicksburg and the Yazoo, taking freight for all
The New Orleans and ouachita Transports
ton Company's United States mail steamer
John Wilson. Joe Holmes master, b. g. Corn
well clerk, leaves to-day at D. m for Ouachita
The New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
ton Som n steamer Texas, CARRYING the
Shreveport Geo W. kea commands. Fl.
| Boazrnan clerk.
The independent Ouachita river packet Shan
non. John DeHart master, G. Fl. Arthur and W.
A. McFaTlin clerks. leaves to-day for the
o4achita through to Camden, -.
1 .
| Frank Beck, Jr., clerk. leaves to-day at 5
D. N. for Vicksburg and the bends to Mem
| pnis.
The tri-weekly coast DonaldsonviIle and La
fourche packes Henry Tete will arrive this
evening and return Tomorrow, as usual. at
| The passenger and United States mail steamer
Frank P9rgoud. J. M. White master. Curt
Holmes clerk is sfheey9g to lsnge to ne
The NJ. I. daily line packet Mary Ida. J. A.
row for the upper coast to Ben Tureaud's.
The New Orleans and Gulf Transportation
Company steamer Martha, will leave to-mor-
row, as usual. at u M. for Port Eads.
The G. L. and y. .. packet line steamer G. p.
Church. J. s. Patterson master, W. s. Mcintyre
clerk, leaves Tomorrow at 5 .. m. positively for
The John Wilson. leaving to-day for the
Onachita. earries the United States mail.
landings On Bayou Sara, is the regular packet
The Frank Pargoud. for Greenville and the
| bends, leaves tomorrow, as usual.
. The Assumption arrived Monday night from
the Latoure che With a1 a. remarkably fine trip the
war for every ' pound Of V was ron the Bayou
She returned yesterday. and will arrive to
leave Friday again at her regular. hour. Joe
determined not to be left, wheedled q young
lady passenger out Of her blue necktie and at
The john Fl. Hanna leaves Friday at 10 a. m.
| for Bayou Sara. instead Of IL M, as heretofore.
One Of the finest boats in the, line leaves for
Red River to-day-the Texas. She is also the
o. s. mail boat
| The La Belle will arrive to leave Saturday
Capt. Billy Johnson came down on the John
Howard. Capt. Billy is Capt Perrys assistant
in the Towards office. but will go up to-day In
charge Of the Fanchon's office.
| The sidewheel Bayou Lafourche packet w. J.
| Poitevent, u. d. Terrebonne In command, r. A.
Darling clerk; will arrive to leave tomorrow at
5 D. m. for Thibodaux.
See special notice in another column of the
John r. Moore
The James Howard, B. r. Psgram in COM
bends Friday.
The peerless Thompson Dean leaves to-day
sure. for Memphis. There is no finer boat on
| the river than the Dean. and no cleverer crew Of
officers; these two facts which is pretty gener-
ally known, accounts for her popularity with
The Isabel had big trip In from the lower
coast Yesterday,