The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-28
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NELSON aoRoM. serg't Sig. Der. U. 8. A.
AnRtvAts -=1ssbel, Blue Wing No. Q. Assump.
tion, Lotus No. 8, ouaehita Belle, Bertha, Era
No, TO- Tom Parker, Stella Block.
DEPARTURES Isabel, Waloon, Mary Ida, AS
sumption, Katie, Thompson Dean, Glencoe, ASH
mo Ho AnnvB- Henry rete, Assumption; Trenton,
I,aiourehe; Eva, Mary Ida, Upper Coast; Com
tnonwealtn, Rt. Louie; Maria Louise ate Kin.
uey, Dol. A. 2. Kouns, Bed River; Grand Repeb
lic. Memphis; OF. John, Daton Rougei Gov. Allen,
Bayou Sara; Cotton Valley, Ella hughes
Walnop, Emma, Lower Ueasl; Golden City,
Golden Rule Robert Mitchell. Cincinnati.
The weather yesterday was cloudy part Of the
day. cool in the morning. warm during the after
noon ....-..-... =, a..
Business not very aetive tomorrow being the
lat we suppose there will be revival.
LAYING up quarters on the opposite side OF the
river are coming into demand,
1be War Department Chronicle says
,iDuring the past week the Red river has risen
nineteen inches ut Shreveport. The Missouri
lMs risen two feet at LeaFenworth, ahd is now
open as far up as Ianktons The mississippi mas
fallen seven feet at keokuk six aud BALI at
CAIRO Ave at Memphis twenty-five inches at
Vjeksoufg and eleven at New Orleans, but re-
mains frozen at Dubuque aud above. The ONO
has fallen sixteen inches at Pittsburs, nearly i've
Feet Bt Cincinnati and nineteen incheH at Louis
Vile. The Savannah has fallen i've inches at
Augusta and the Cumberland two feet at Nash
Vile" ..,
A few days ago there was q trial Of speed be-
tween the Lower Coast packets Ieabel aud EN-
ma IL was only for short distance, but the
Emma got The best Of it, aud beat her rival ia
The Emma leaves three times week, lisa good
boat, aud IL commanded by Ospt, Oliver Canton,
a gentleman Thoroughly identified with the trade
nfid "a
ffiendss ..-..-.... 49,
CAPT, O. e Wayne, ths wall known agent, has
been seriously III for the past two weeks with .
very severe cold, and has been very near deaths
door. Happily change for the better set In last
Saturday and with favorable weather 1T is
Thought he will be able TO visit his office within
che next two weeks.
aengav steamer Gold Dust, r. III. Voolfolk mas
tet, ID w. Gould and Lee Crane clerks, leaves
tomurrow without Tail at p. m, for Memphis,
Uar1 Louisville and Cincinnati. The Gold Dust
Ia now Oh her second trip, and has already proved
herself worthy OF the praiee che has received.
Hhe IL faat and safe. Ia fnely fitted out, sells an
excellent table, ia fact she ia fret class in every
thing not forgetting her officere, and is the at
trantipa for tomorrow, for those bound to the
lbe regular through Bout River packet stella
Block Arrived Monday night. The Block Is OH
the berth i a retutn trip.
The w. j, Puitevent is at the landing ready fpr
o trip to the Tensas and Macon. The Poiievent
il a standby in this trade, and under the com.
mana of Capt. Jerry Sullivan. MIR. L. htbbine,
clerk.
The Grand Republic will be found At The land
log THE morning with big trip from Memphis.
Abe is receiving to return Friday, and will take
freights for all pc nts on the MISSISSIPPI to Ut.
Louis and on the Ohio to Cincinnati. The Re-
public ia The largest steamer and has QUE OK the
finest cabias on the river. w. I'll. Thofwegan
commands, Gao. Miltenbefger, oleiks See her
advertisements in another column.
The New Orleans and Red River Trtnsporta-
tion Company change the departure of the Texas
TO 5p, m. to-day from yesterday, and that Of the
@. H. Durfee to p. M Tomorrow. The Maria
Louise, OF this line. leaves Saturday without
The Planters Reform Line steamer Kate Kin
ney, Joe Kinney master, changes her day OF de-
parture from Saturday, the Sd lust, TO the Satur
day following, the 10th, when she will leave for
Shreveport and Jeffe Hon.
packet Cotton Valley. Joe Carlton master, leaves
Saturday, her regular day. for Camden and oil
way landings on the ouschita and Black rivers:
The planters' reform Line steamer Fannie Ia.
stum changes over TO Saturday, when sha posi-
tyely leaves for Shreveport and Jefferson. Thorn
Ton Jacobs In command, John Elwell clerk.
The regular through Black aud Bout packet,
Tom Parker, L. T, Dslahoussaye, master, Ia at
The landing receiving to leave Thursday for
Point Jefferson.
The Upper Coast packet Eva, Louis Rsnson,
maeter, Norbert Ransom and Geo. @. Heno
clerks leaves to-day promptly o. 10 e. m. for the
Bend Tureaud pl ntation. The Eva Ia tri-
weekly packet, makes the run each way in day
light and pays prompt attention TO business.
The tri-weekly Lower Coast packet Emma
leaves to-day at p M, for the franklin
Rice Mills. Oliver Canton, Jr,, master. J. j.
Donovan, clerk
The fine steamer Texss, OF the New Orleans
and Red River Transportation COMPANY leaves
to-day at D. m for Shirt veport and Jefferson.
Geo. w. Res in command, III. @. BoaHman,
clerk.
The splendid and very fast John II. Hanna, of
The New Orleans and 0uachita Transportation
DO, leaves to-day at 6 p. m, in place OF the
ouachita Belle, 80 SECULAR weekly packet TO
Ouachita CITY. Captain j. w. Blanks commands
Captain Joe Htlme-, clerk
The Era No. 10, Jas. Hamilton, maste~. j. d.
Schmidt. clerk, leaves to-day, at 8 p. m for
the Atchafalaya, through to Washington.
The Bertha will leave to-day, az usual, for
the Atchafalaya through to Washington. IL, I'll.
Broad master. Theo. John clerk.
The @. II. Duifee, of the New Orleans and Red
River Transportation Company leaves tomorrow
at D. N. for Shreveport and Jefferson, w. IL.
McChesney, MASTER John McChesney, clerk.
The Coast and Lafaurche sem.weekiy packet
Trenton, in place of the w. J. Poitevent, U. d.
Terrehonne, MASTER Gabe Block. clerk, leaves
tomorrow, as usual, at s p. M.
The Frank psrgoud, J. NJ White master, Curt
holmes clerk ia receiving to-day to leave to-mor-
row, as usual, for Greenville and ell Bend land
ings.
Tho New Orleans aud ouachita Transportation
Conpany's steamer John Howard, 7. o. Mont
gonery master, Il. r. Perry clerk leaves to-mor-
row at 8 p. M, for all landings on the Black and
Ouschita Rivers through to Camden.
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