The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-09
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Shreveport ........ 0
81. Louis .......... 10 0
NELSON GOROM.
Sergeant Signal Service. U. B. A.
Arrivals.
Alvin. Martha Henry Tete, Trenton. Big Sum
flower .
a Alvin stP T Hs No. 4 Na RRs w BIZ 81 san
flower Commonwealth, W. Behan.
To Arrive.
Era No 10 and Blue Wing No. g. upper COAST
Alvin; Martha and Evai lower coast paWa; he'd
Vile: Gov. Allen, Bayou Sara; Bertha, OPP
eiousas: Bastrop Ouachta: John Fl. Hanna.
Baton Rouge: H. G. Jaeger St. Louis; Golden
No rain yesterday, . =,
For Saturday business, was n not OF al active
Na asdia lad good trips, There was holiday
among the Jews and the fact that their stores
tS closed II q sefss h"o moch to DO
The season at Grand Isle being over. Lon Mac
Farlin, who has been In charge Of the hotel
on the Commonwealth. via Cairo. Lon will re-
turn with Lew. Rice on Capt. Wenzel's new
oe capt. rppoasd 1s of the Big sunaower. re-
ported that during the greater part of the time
the sunhower laid at Little Devil, tho water was
barges. and the greater part o.. it had TO be
hauled to the connecting boats In OK wagons.
He also reported three and half feet in the gut.
which Is more than he found going up.
Owing to low water at Little Devil. and the
scarcity. of freight. Captain Robbins has with
aaSs Boek her Clerk Stopped se of and Went
Washington. He Is expected within the next
few days.
the Tom Parker and tugs Belle Darlington and
ds n ap Y hSe ea g se pe Re w left
be I as follows: The Parker will lay head up Up
stream, with, tug head down stream on each
the mud loose, and the Parker will assist In
making q current to carry It off. Capt. M. n;
Wood, with one OF the State engineers. will
We heard Yesterday that the Usage was on her
way back to the city.
The Golden City is due to arrive from Cairo;
The repairs to the Isabel. having been finish
ed, she leaves tomorrow at 10 a. m. for the
Lower Coast. She is In fine order.
The Alvin will lay over to Tuesday. taking the
! alternate days with the Isabel, thus forming
The Red River Transportation Company
steamer Bonnie Lee, Noah Scovell master, w.
H. McChesney clerk leaves Wednesday for
The 66as. H. Durfee will be ready and Ger,
tainly leave Tuesday, for Alexandria and Grand
Ecore. Capt Dick sinnott in command, John
Tho Grand Republic and Carondelet will
take alternate Wednesdays in tho Memphis
trade
See the La Belle and Gov. Allen advertise
msnt in another column.
The Ouachita Belle for Bayou Sara. See adj
The Robt =. Lee. leaving Tuesday connects
at yieksburg with the Anchor line for Memphis
The Eva. John Taylor master, Capt John o.
Vallette and Ernest Reinbardt clerks leaves to-
morrow at 10 a. M. for the lower coast, The
Eva runs In connection with the Martha. leaves
n limited Stutaa
mail.
The Blue Wing No. 3. J. A. Comstock master,
| row, at 10 a. m for Donaldsonville and the Ash
land plantation.
The Gov Allen will leave to morrow at .. m.
for Bayou Sara j. j. Brown master, s. 3.
Streck clerk
The John II. Hanna, in place. of the st. John.
| Baton Rouge and oil coast landings. J. Z. Nc
Eroy in command J. @. Bergeron and L. V.
The Henry Tete.. J. T. Aueoin master, NJ H.
| Landry clerk. will arrive this evening. and
Leave Tuesday at mo 10 e M for the coast and and
| for points. on the bayou, sending freight
| through without delay, and makes all coast
landings up ,and down In daylight. >,
| The Eva No. 10. in place of the Mary Ida,
leaves Tuesday at 10 q. M, for the upper coast
e. Ben Tureaud Alcide Albert master, Arthur
The superb Rob. E. Lee. VIM. Campbell mas
ter. Messrs. McVey and Mossop clerks, leaves
Tuesday, as usual. for yicksburg.
i ".
p. Nicolle clerk. leaves Tuesday at D. m for
the coast and Donaldsonville, having .connec.
ton with lighters for points on the Lafourche.
The Bertha. one of the most regular and re-
| liable packets to the Atchafalaya. leaves We'd
| nesday. as usual.
The light draft steamer Bastrop, in place
Of the John H. Hanna. leaves Wednesday for
the Ouachta. and carries the United States
Exchange Clippings.
| st. Louis Times, September
| A light rain prevailed nearly all day yeSter-
day, though It did not materially interfere with
business: The river at 3 2. M marked 70 feet
four inches in twenty -four hours. From here
to CAIRO there is six and half feet
| The james Howard cleared OF s p. m. for New
Orleans with a first-class freight and passenger
The City of Alton follows the John f. To,le to
New Orleans In the pool line. She will leave
'? The Fannie Tata% i now thoroughly repair
Which se viii ire g he Re Of pad
Cincinnati Commercial. September Il
Capt. Thorn's new Red river steamer Danube
| Towards have laid the keel of the new steamer
John W. Cannon.
| sTEAMBoATING IN 1889.
The New Oreaus Commercial Bulletin Of De-
eember 2, 1889, contains the advertisements of
thirty steamboats, to leave for different ports:
| Marmion .Jno. Staley. Cincinnati.
Belle of Missouri D. Finch. 81 h lou ana
Isora. INV Robertson A Vieksburg
Princess g. B. Sanford. 80. Vicksburg.
Little Red. Price. i:.....s Louis.
Platte, ........ .Plastridge st. Louis.
rhorobo. r. uorrio Little Rock,
| oneloheo' ii"' Fort Smith.
Majestic ...... Moorehouse. .... Vicksburg.
| Hannibal. .....'.. .Bradish. Shreveport.
| 49,, u;+oboooL Alexandria
| hsheo'''' 'Ai'0Ao" Red river.
Cinderella ..-..A. Irwin. Jr. ''I Fort h smith
Reserve .....-.... Quarter. Mobile.
John Jay ........ H. Mason. Fort Smith.
Oronoke. ....... C. Bosworth. 49,. Mem phis
| Louisville. Jno p Moore st. Louis.
Southerner ...... D. X. Barrett; l.. Providence
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