The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-03
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NELSON aoROM, sergt. Sig. Ser. q. 8. A.
ARRryALs-Isabel. Emma, Eva, Seminole, Bart
Abls. YAzoo Valley, Natohez, Sandy No. 4, Issssle
Taylor, Assumption, Blue Wing. commonweals h.
DErARrynEs-Isabel, Emma, Gold Dust, Henry
To AnnivE~Henry Tete, Trenton, Lsfourohe;
Kate Kinney, Carrie A. Thorn, Col. A. I. Kouns,
Red River: Ella Hughes, Ouachita; Isabel, Emma.
Lower Coast; Golden Rule. Robert Mitchell. Gin
oinnati.
The weather changed again Thursday mig ht,
yesterday being clear and very pleasant
Business was very active on both tho upper
and lower landings; liberal ship nenta were
made, and the promises for some fine trips out
The Gold Dust Left with . fair passenger list
and $50 tons freight, part Of her freight was ESQ
tons railroad iron for New Albany.
MonH BoATs 10 THE BANKS - Yesterday the
Lower Coast packet Waionn, and the Bod River
steamers O. IL. Dnrfee and Fannie Tatmm were
Withdrawn trom service and laid up. The Marie
Louise, leaving to-day, takes the freight received
by the Durfee and Tatnm.
M We mentioned in Wednesdays Issue tho mis-
fortune that had overtaken friend; with such
mention we thought the matter ended. borrow
fu TO say, We we % mistaken, for his ill-luck 10
stlll in the ascendant. Friday he lost his soIAt-
guey, an emans ton Of bis over which he re-
joyGe-d greatly. Yesterday his beat was laid up,
and n prospective trips wages vanished into
space. pooL of troubles sufficient to DGowN
any man; his waysa are THoRN'y. May he soon be
on the BONNIE LEE side OF them, and BIO more
X srr-ful In the future.
The guests Of her officers n number OF ladies
accompanied by their gallantH, left on the Isabel
yesterday on an excursion. band OF music
gwas aboard. ~ "
The Assumption leaves Today for Bayon La
fourohe. #N -"
The Lessie Taylor, Capt. M. Kenison, leaves
to-day for the Atcbafalays.
Capt Aleck Trousdsle's fine steamer sandy No.
had \ fne trip in from the Atchsfalaya yester.
day. She returns to-day % usual.
Tho feetest of-the feet. the finest OF the hne,
the greatest Of thas great, the steamer katchez,
leaves this 9 p a. M xiSngturg.
Soc speciai nsllos u 90 tsaver shippers in an
eiasr Part sr q az orF IN gsp.
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y he ss is;ssss an.ss. iassst md noss regular
toat tAet ever pied n thS ~ 1Andrik md Grand
sss;i ss sa 'ss.;f 'ss ! sss':
Wsmisht forgive our oDntfsrs u shs Tine,
for finding thst solileqay hui we're he 70 fnd the
maliwhc spelled II 'solillqus -nsver
sss n,aP s sl vsa spss IL sry
fragrant festilizibg compound, Put on by tho
Golden City. When IN became known that she
Was after that stuff, the fsoes Of all thsrssbouts
wore 9 smile, two dAys' sniff Of u Was very
The Ksystone, with tow, arrived Thursday
night She brought down the old Louisville,
purehased last Summer by ~. Whitenan for a
wharfboat st Bkyou't ara. The Louisville hads %
Whlteman has bad . trying time getting his pur-
chAse bore, haying been ico-bound for several
months. Ito stuck To her all the time, even on
the way down, and u mighty glad that bis
troubles are 30 nearly over. As soon rs dis
charged he will have her towed to Bayou Sara.
The Kate Kinney had not arrived when we left
the landing. She has o. full load, and Ia advor-
tisod to leave for Shreveport and Jefferson next
Saturday, the 10th instant:
The W. ]. Poitevent Is advertised In another
column, Us q regular packet to the Tensas and
Macon, to leave on the first water J. Il. Sullivan
IN command, J. l.. Robbins In the Office. Tho
potevent will be the first departure for that SEQ
ion. 81
The new and neat Upper Coast packet Eva,
Lou Ransom master, Norbert Ransom and Geo.
]. Heno clerks leaves to-day promptly OF 10a
n. for the Ben Tureaud Plantation. The Eva is
! triweekly packet, makes the run each way In
daylight, and pays prompt attention to bust
aees.
the fleet Bart Able leaves to-day at s p. m. |
or Alexandria and Grand Ecore. Richard Sin |
lott master, Geo. Hamilton clerk.
The Natchez, for Vicksburg and all mail land |
pgs, Leaves to-day at p. m. Capt. Thos. |
?. feathers In command.
The Sandy No Q, for the Atchafalaya through |
o Washington, leaves to-day at 6 p. IN. A. z. /
Trousdale commands, A Meynier, sr., clerk.
Not being able to got away yesterday, the
Irand Republic leaves to-day without fail at 8 %.
She ia rernivIup for all nDintu tha nbio tf,I
and on the Mississippi to st. Louis.
'rincely in her outfit, with officers equal to the
of such stately craft, sheis famous
mong travellers. w. FL. Thorwegan commands,
ieorge Miltenberger clerk.
Tho Golden City, J. d. Hegler master, Ster-
ng Mcintyre clerk, leaves to-day at 5 p. N. for
femphis, Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati. The
holden City Is new and very 6ne steamboat, liz
rst-class In MI OF her appointments, andi under
he CONTROL Of careful, experienced and popular
Ulcers.
Tho light draft steamer Stella Block, Tom
'aylor, master, leaves to-day for Point JEFF
rson and all way landings on BmuS and Black
lvers. The Block Is regular through packet,
The Planters and Merchants Independent
acket Cotton Valley. Joe Carlton master, leaves
,-day, her regular day, ut 5 D.. M, for
amden and oil way landings on the ouachita
nd Black rivers.
The New Orleans and. Ouachita Transports
on Company steamer John Howard, P. O. Mont
emery, master, e. r. Perry and Val Entriken,
erks, leaves to-day at p. m. for the Black
nd onachits rivers, through TO Camden.
The Tom Parker, also OF the above line, L. P.
elahoussaye in command, leaves to-day at
p. m. for all points on the Black and Bout
vers, through to Point Jefferson. The Parker
making regular trips, and is q through packet.
The New Orleans and Red River Transports
on Company Maria Louise, Fl. J. Brinker, mas
II, Eugene Barrow, clerk. leaves to-day at s
M, for Shreveport and Jefferson.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS. II
CINc1ENATI, Feb. 2S.-In consequence Of the J
rye accumulation of freight on the lower Ohio !
II the South, the Thos. Sherlock will leave for
ew Orleans this evening, giving way to the o. :
. Church, which will take the last three DAYS of
10 week. Capt. Hates already has engagements !:
slow for upward OF 500 tens at full rates and re-
lived here literally to-day. The Sherlock has
mite large number ofpassengers engaged here
i'd below, who will make the present round trip.
Capt. Fisher says that the John Means and tow !
ave made contracts for freight that will keep :
Dr. going until away into nidsummar Tho |