The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-29
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Sergeant Signal Service. U. s. A.
Arrivals.
Isabel. Alvin Belle, Blue Wing No =. St. Mary.
Tensas, Yazoo Valley. Frank Pargoud.
Departures.
Isabel. Alvin, Belle. Blue Wing No 3, St. Mary.
st. John, .Ouachita Belle. Tn ,mpson Dean,
seminole, Texas shannon Fanch0n, John viii
son. Leslie Taylor. Yazoo Valley.
To Arrive.
:, Martha. Isabel Alvin lower coast; Mary Ida
Henry Teta Belle. Blue Wing No. 3. upper coaat
tourche G. P. Chouteau T. o. stanard St: Louis :
HaRen tF HG no. sann rY Ks Tept
| Allen, Ouachita Belle. Bayou Sara: Thos Sher-
lock, CINCINNATI: James Howard, Mamphis
Natchez; Vicksburg Bart Able, La Belle. W. J.
Behan Red rivr.
The we Their yesterday was cloudy and cool,
The ST. amer Frank Pargoud. from Greenville,
which was 27o7 bales cotton and 7244 sacks cotton
Business only moderately active, The Deans
salt, 100 hhds sugar and 100 bbls moasse5.
The w aaS ad or nn Ed When
commands the Dawn, Chas. W. Drown clerk rk.'"
~ The Tensas arrived Tuesday night from the
without fail. Capt. Cooley will in the meantime
give the Tensas touching up at the hands of
the paint DruSn art1StS.
The Isabel and Alvin had fine trips from the
lower coast. They were late getting in, but
both got off again during the day. -.
The City of Augusta. J, d. Eltiot master will
arrive to- day from White river and return Sat
urday
The Golden City was to have left Cincinnati
The telegram published in yesterdays Demo-
crat accounted for the withdrawal Of the John
T. Moore from Red river She goes this morn
we'll
The freight received by the Moore was turned
over to the Texas. The G. H. Durfee. not being
wanted Mt Mobile. remains where there is use
for her-here.
A REMARKABLE TRIP BY A REMARKABLE Boar
through to Yazoo City. attending to the usual
| amount OF way business, She left Yazoo City
Sunday morning with 46l bales cotton. 49s sacks
seed and 81 barrels oil: overlook and uploa1e
under way the steamers azoo and Home with %
total Of 900 bales landed at points on the Yazoo
and took on 200 bales and 5i5 sacks seed. enter
ing the Mississippi with 1896 bales and 1913
sacks: added 81 bales ut Vicksburg and left there
Monday morning.: came d wn through Davis
Bend tax ing on 255 bales and 2l2 sacks, and at
other points 81 bales and 100 sacks. arriving
here yesterd ~ morning with 1894 bales and 2Ol5
J sacks. For boat of the Valleys dimensions
, this is certainly a remarkable trip. one worthy
of record. She was to have left again last even
ing.
Between the Hope and Roberts tows and two
Hath ats there are noWen route to this city and
below Memp is 2s,750 bbls. potatoes.
We heard yesterday that an offer had been
1due LOT the DufcHaSe OF the moore.
The fine passenger steamer c. B. Church
leaves to day without fail for the Ohio
The Thomas Sherlock, due last night. follows
the Church Saturday.
steamer jane Howard, B. r. Pegram in com
mand. j. II; Chassaing clerk. leaves tomorrow
wi bout fail for Memphis and the bends.
The Bertha. due to arrive. leaves Saturday for
the Atchafal va.
The New or cans and Red River Transporta-
ton Companys steamer La Belle leaves Satur-
" The John H. L Hanna, for Baton Rouge to-
morrow, leaves at 10 a. M. instead Of IL M. as
he W. j. Poiteveat for the Lafourche to- day
The St. Mary arrived and departed yesterday.
She will return to leave Saturday again.
The Bart Able is the Saturday packet for
AlGXandtia and Grand Ecore
The Memphis and bend packet Chas P. Chou
teau an the Il. o. Stanard. both from st. Louis.
are due to arrive.
The Barnard with tow is also due
The Robt. Mitchell from the Ohio, and the
Gold Dust and the Centennial from ST. Louis,
We're at Cairo Tuesday.
TOO much business in Bpuf river for the Tom
Parker; consequence, Ia ger boat, the Wiliie,
takes her place, and leaves Tomorrow. Capt.
L. 7. DelahOussaye takes command
The J. W. Garrett with two barges arrived
yesterday,
The Era No. 10, Capt. Tom Taylor, will arrive
to day from Beuf river and return Saturday
The new and fine steamer Clara s., W. Wen
Eel III tDIlh0u, L'W . NICE CLERK, ayes Sat
urday without fail for Bayou Bartholomew.
She lays at the head of Lafayette street.
The Natchez will arrive tonight from Vicks-
burg and return Saturday as usual.
The ne Wing line st4amer Bile leaves to-
day at a. N. fnr the upper coast to Bonnet
Care. The Belle is daylight boat both ways
Il. E. Ha per commands, J. E. Brou clerk.
The ST. F. ancis Belle leaves daily at 1880 a. m.
from BienviiIe street for Westwego. running in
connection with the New Orleans and Texas
Railroad to Donaldsonville.
The NJ. |. line steamer Mary Ida, J. A. Ruiz
master, leaves today, q usual, at 10 a. M, foz
The regular ri-wpekly coast and Donaldson
vile packet Henry Tete, ]. F. Aueoin master
NJ. Fl. Landry clerk. leaves to-day a. u m max
ing all plantation landings in daylight.
The New Orleans an Cult Transportation
Company's steamer Martha. w. S. BaSaett mas
ter, carrying the United States mail leaves to-
day at % IN. for P TT Eads
The splendid passenger and United States
mail steamer Frank Pargoud. ]. ii. White mas
ter, Curt Holmes CLERK leaves to- day at 5 D. %.
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