The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-27
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Little Rock. ........ 10 0
louisville mann. s o
New Orleans ...... IL 0 4
Shreveport. al 8 o
St. Louis .......... II 0 10
Vieksburg .......s. IT Q 0
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Sergeant Signal Service. U. q. A.
Arrivals.
Blue Wing No.a. Henry Tete, Mary Ida, r. e.
Lee. Katie. Shannon, John Howard. Bonnie
ee Thpmpsopa Dean nss a ~ hesse
| Clara s. Martha Gov. Allen
| Departures.
Isabel. Alvin. Belle. Blue Wing No, 9, w. J.
| Poitevent, Katie, Alexandria,
| To Arrive.
| Martha. Isabel. Alvin. lower coast; Belle,
vent, st. Mary, Assumption, Lafourche; Katie
Yazoo Valley, yicksburg 4Tensas. Bayou Ma.
John Wilson. ouaehita; St John. ]. Il. Hanna,
Eaten fHG adg oaach bol Belle gay9u seEa
cinnat; james Howard Memphis; Frank Par
gould dreenville.
The weather remains very pleasant.
Shipments were very fair Yesterday and re-
ceipts by river heavy. amounting in the aggre-
gate to 10 4s6 bales Of cotton y 997 sacks Of seed
asses. The lower landing from Gus atn al
to st. Louis streets is flied with sugar and
molasses, and the Hanna. Allen and Taylor had
former had to land at Cont street and the Al
len near st. Louis street. We but repeat an old
story when we say that there rel not room enough
fact it is proposed to. circumscribe that room
still further by opening roadway through it
contribute q very great deal more for Keeping
UP the landing than do the draymen, yet for the
benefit Of the latter the interests Of the former
ministrators, who meet to-day, will put their
foot down on any such proposition,
on hs cSm sw oFaPs nna sd E 1anp %
| Isaac Kouns in command leaves to-day without
fail for Shreveport.
The Ae5 saan left Yesterday; part Of her
The Fanchon was towed over the river yes
The Lee landed at the head of Girod street.
She will be at the head of Common street to-
We received "stage plank from the John
trip she brought yesterday. Large as it was,
she nag b r29m fol more but want q time pre-
the Hanna Is bound to head the list.
The Assumption, delayed on account Of water
r the dafourche had not arrived when we left
end will. without doubt be on hand to leave
| The Bonnie Lee arrived Yesterday from Min
den and will return In day or two Capt. Noah
scovell came down in command,
| Per contra OF what we stated about the Kate
Kinney In SUNDAYS Democrat. we we're shown
letter yesterday from her agent, in which he
wrote that she was loading at st. Louis for
Shreveport direct, and that sue would most pro-
baby leave there to day.
The John Howard is receiving near the head
OF GanaI street; Zee s. goes tomorrow; sure
house street, and leaves Tomorrow also, posi-
lively.
the sinking Of one Of the Bees barges.
The w. j. Poitevent left yesterday for the La
fourche. She will return TO leave again Thurs
day.
Don't forget the Charles Morgan to-day She
is one of the best boats on the river, and will
ea aye this hha p; nj ais sure: ;, =, a.
The Wilson Butler. portable steamer elevator,
% IN Inc w hnF gha ss ys wdnne
changes since it was first tried last Tuesday on
demonstrated its usefulness beyond doubt as
! q time and labor saving machine, though there
m Is yaet br ro Hr }2F which will be
The s. Shannon Inn and John Howard, arrived from
Camden Sunday night, and will both return to-
The Frank Pargoud. for the bends to Green
Vile. leaves Thursday as usual.
Capt. Dick Sinnotts Alabama river packet G..
f. Durfee, was to have left last night for Mobile.
| She was brought over yesterday to the head of
| Lafayette street to receive her fuel and stores.
The Belle of Shreveport, from St. Louis, will
| be found at the landing o-day. She returns to-
morrow.
The Thompson, Dean, one of the finest steam,
ers afloat arrived on time from Memphis, and
is receiving to return tomorrow.
The st. Francis Belle leaves daily at 1880 q. m.
from Bienville street for Westwego. running in
Railroad to Donaldsonville.
The Blue Wing line steamer Belle leaves TO-
Care The Belle is daylight boat both Ways
II; p. Harper commands, J. d. Brou clerk.
The NJ. |, upper coast daily line packet Mary
| Ida, }. A, Ruiz In command. leaves to-day alto
a. NJ going as high as Ben Tureaud's
The Henry Tete J. i. Aucoin master, M. f..
ssfd and tSe
The New Orleans and Gulf Trans portation
Company steamer Martha, W. s. Bassett mas
ter. .. Legier clerk. leaves this IL m. promptly
The elegant LESSEE Taylor, Mr. Kenison in
command, Eng; Quatreva.ux & clerk, leaves to-
to Washington.
The, superb aud fleet Robert f. Lee. VIM.
the Office, leaves this 5 D. M, as usual, for
The Dawn, chas. r. Truslow master. chas.
Alexandria and Grand Ecore.
The st, Mary, Joe Dalferes in command. e.
coast g and Lafon 9 through to Laurel VaIey
The G. L. and N o. packet line steamer Charles
Morgan, Albert Stein master Harry w. Stein
The regular Baton Rouge and coast packet st.
John. J. p McElroy master. leaves tomorrow
| at 10 q. m.
The New Orleans and Gulf Transportation
| Company steamer Alvin, w. T. Scovel master
leaves to-morrow at Y m. for Port Eads.
| The Blue Wing will arrive this evening, and
| leave as usual tomorrow at 10 a.. m.
| The Ouachita Belle, due last night from Bayou
| Sara, will leave again tomorrow at D. M. her
regular day. without fail. John G. Libano COM
mands; John I'll. Mossop clerk.
| The, New Orleans and 0uachita Transpnrta-
| John Wilson, Joe Holmes master. B. G. Corn
well clerk, leaves tomorrow, promptly, for
/ Ouachita City,
| The New Orleans and Red River Transports
] ton Company's steamer Texas, Geo. w. Rea
master, leaves tomorrow. without fail, for
| Shreveport and Jefferson,
] Abe Merchants and planters' INDEPENDENT