The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Wednesday, February ~. 1873
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The gleat event e the season was the9epart.
TEs OF uant Ah , N ssps shamPion steamer
aupfed hr lady exei,rai1hists for the Nav ore
leans Alnrdi irass, three iourths OF wpvm viii
and gentlemen dr,pped on board during the
afternoon TO give their relatives and friends a
S a r"%Rs Win San %s tue SO %sss
thronged that those entering the forward cabin
rsssy " Eng o"t On tho ep"'nr by the
Cabin was filed wi III fragrant nnwers as we'll as
lovely ladies' The lighted chandeliers and
music gave The immense saloon the appearance
Of y tairygrott9, Capt stein, was busy attending
e the general hnsineas " the. Morgan. and
larry discharge, the duties Of the ohce, while
hundreds of their guests IT will prove an ex-
eursion long 70 be remembered, and is the boss
trip Of III, h;, oa hi and Mssssipp rivers she
y. M. ran upIto the Newport bridge. meanwhile
lowering her stately smoke, stacks rounded
cheers CT the spectators. waving of handker-
chiefs aud firing ot an artillery salute If a
dozen rounds 5rem tho hurricane roof Of The
lists were aongregated on tho hurricane roof
forward as sho sued off down tho Ohio.
n@n ~ Mary arn nhWsfp sppentendent Of tho
from New Orleans from Capt. J. r. Brown. of
the New Orleans aud Bayou Sara coast trade
ake The paee :" The Gov Alien .G 70 b ss1 readr
by the first of July. She will be completed hy
lnaI itne. ana VIII ne Y beauty IN model and
Thos r Lnatbois, OF the famed Natchez, viii
Arrive In Cincinnati on the fifth Of March Tho
feet deuth Of hold. The Gov. A LENS machinery
will be used in her construction. We beiaya
her cylinders are 81 inches in diameter and 8
CAIRO, Fen. 23.The Storm towed the Chero
koe to Cairo and then cleared with her balges
and the ohsrokee's shaft for the, Ohio, ass,ooo
bushels OF bulk co II have been shipped South
from Cairo since November IL, 1877.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. D. Owing TO the dullness in
bulk grain shipments Capt Il. G. Gray has con-
Guided to let the Iron Mountain mnkea trir 10
litsburg before permanently entering the New
orle"ns uate and she will leave Monday with
three hnrges OF iron orc. For the past several
weeks tue roads have been in such II bad condi-
lion that II has been impossible to haul any
thing to the river. and some time must elapse
before business can, amount 70 much il bulk
grain. The lhberty No. 1 left for New Orleans
this evening with one barge. and gets three
bushels of grain in bulk, and 300 tons of mis-
ceilaneons freight Capt A. j. Branch goes
down e gar% nn the boat The Belle q shreye-
barge liSa will send tow Tuesday and The
sanard goose Wednesday. Capt ID. H. Silver
returned from NV Orleans this morning hav-
srs, He talks OF building n new boat ThS
Mimle + dive from Wheeling. and may 90 to
ST, Louis. Feb 26-Weather clear and warm.
River falling, with 10 feet scant at IL O'clock
Business dull day.
Arrived: DeSmet and Elliott from Arkansas
e keoSuk Grand Tower. for vicksbuVg, and
BRowssv!LLr. Pa, Feb. 26-River feet ii
Wind s @a" tttus Cloudy Thermometer 81
,cHARIlEsTewS, ": Va . y m, Feb. 20
Wind northwest weather clear and cold.
fast s
fest 6 inches and falling. Weather cloudy:
wind wesf; thermometer So.