The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-10
" Change.
Stations.
sBelow high water mark OF 1874. tLndicate
rise. Indicates fall.

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sBe1oW high water mark of 1874. Indicates
Rise. fIndicates fall.
The weather was not SO warm yesterday.
Business remains very quiet.
fourehe trade In place Of the st. Mary In few
daHyEs, WE. xo,,. ,na voru fac, stoom v,eht T. T
Wetck. J. W. Brown master, leaves every Tues
day and Saturday at q. m. for Grand Isle. At
The Golden Rule left the landing last evening
to take on 1000 sacks of salt. She will be found
at tho head Of Poydras street thi9 m morning, and
will leave to-day sure Tor the Ohl0.
The Rice Farmer will not leave Tomorrow
She lays over Sundays.
pers Of Vicksburg and Yazoo freight by the
Tazoo Valley.
Tlorence. daughter of Capt Louis l.. Moan.
BxouEs1oN. no Ouachita Belle, leaving this
b. NJ, takes. passengers up and RETURNS them
on the ]. W. Cannon tomorrow evening. for the
The Golden Grown leaves Cincinnati to; day.
Mr. V. G. Dentzel leaves for Mandevile to-
day for few days recreation.
Capt Arthur Comstock Ienves also to-day on
4 Yachting cruise. Capt, s. Heno will command
The Courier Journal says that work on Capt.
McElroy's new aud pretty BIT. John is progress
somebody says that volney Brown is agent
The Gov. Allen has made her last trip. and re-
her machinery transferred to her successor,
the Edward J. Gay now enn route in tow Of the
fsrsonvilie. Ind. in 1867, for Capt, John Smoker,
now d prosperous merchant in Arkansas. and
has been run all this time, either IN the Vicks
burg or Bayou Sara trade. The st. Mary re-
tinue on her days until the Gay is ready 49,,
found aH desagriptop g Of Tie j. NJ White. w." Tie be
White is due the llrst of the coming week. -,
4 river passenger steamer Golden Rule arrived
Thursday night from Cincinnati, and returns
to-day OF ., n. without fall. The Rule is q
II. Shaw presides in the office. and is an accom-
I plished and very obliging clerk.
he nna ee famF onas s We Bosne xnaned 1
for the upper coast to hennerville at 10 a, m.
The fleet Belle. in place of the Blue Wing No.
s. leaves to day at1l o'clock @. m. for the upper
coast to the Ashland plantation. J. A. Com
3n ho 4 rab Mary gef a NJ J. EoS &C. fHs sizk in
h mand, leaves this 10 a. M promptly for the up
per coast to Bon Tureauds plantation. Mr.. Ed
The New Bart Able Richard sinnott master
z Geo. Hamilton clerk is receiving TO leave to,
day at Z 2. m promptly for Alexandria and
The United States mail packet ouaehlta Belle
y u place ct ct the J. y, Cannon. john @. Libano
hg1lge PlatsgG emin1e and all coast Iandings;;
Flank Beclo' lJr., master, Andy Roland and 3. S.
Tsathers ill., charge Of the Office leaves to-day
ats 3. M Kor Yicksburg.
Exfcrnnse Clippings, August z.
EvArssg1b1E.- Considerable excitement pre-
vailed Vast night and this morning relative to
lie Golden Grown. The Bonrd of Health, DIR.
Rnstila I'm charge Of the Marine Hospital. a
1efafllIo police, and a representative of, the
81 tl1g flreN up. to board her when she arrived, A
thousand pqpple or ,r,n more were assembled use h on
The w'eSv 6roWn oame to the
with hertduadrlle band playing and her pas
sengers dancing on her boiler deck. The Board
of Health boarded her from the tug. and fter 9
careful and thorough examination found all
her, officers; crew and passengers in good
aed'n and paseengers @ ase that % there "o had been
But two cases of, sickness on board,
ene y Eht the witt Gh9F 9ea sbeye hry
Of intermittent fever. and was buried II q beau
tiful grove just below Metropolis. Of thirty
hour since leaving New Orleans. The Board Of
Health and DR.. Rustn gave her q certificate
That there vas hodr3 seknesS a Of e any character
gers signed q card Of thanks, to the officers of
the bont. and state most emphatically that there
y had not been 9, single case Of yellow fever on
81 board during the trip AtShawneetown the en-
I tire population turned out with company OF
81 militia and warned her not to land which she
sFs needed.
/ CAIRo.-Yeeterday Capt. John Howard. the
famous J1etfersonyie boat builder, visited the
very highly pleased with her: He concludes
that Cincipnati builders haye improved upon
their models OF late The Edward D. Gay 6
# carpets chairs and able covers are Of the same
81 costly material as those on the great J. nj
Z White and are elegant.
0 Memphis Avalanche
III list or LIGHTS NEW CHANGED AND DrsCoN-
TINuED BETWEEN ST. LOUIS AND MEMPHIS
VI TENN,
Light at Cahoka Ferry discontinued:
Carroll's Island moved down 800 yards.
Twin hollows. Illinois side. moved down 10t
Twin hollows. Missouri side. moved down sot
Jim Smiths moved down 900 yards.
Harrisonvil le moved down to the little ware
house, about half a mile.
New light wreck Atlantic. opposite PATH
Rock.
Ste. Geneyiove bend moved down $50 yards,
Head Kaskaskin bend moved down 100 yards
New light Waters Point.
Light at Price's moved up 100 yards.
Il Hackers bend moved down $50 yards.
} Sliding Island moved down to foot of cotton
woods. about 900 yards.
Thompson's mill. new light.
Opposite ThompsOns discontinued
/ seudder towhead moved down 300 yards.
@ Greanleafs moved up 600 yards.
New light, wreck Of Boston.
Putney bend moved down 2Ho Yards.
Chalk Banks moved up to little field 800 yards
Hickman crossing moved down 100 Yards,
Hehl Of leland No. 10 moved down 900 yards.
Foot of Island No 10 moved up 200 yards.
Bass moved down 800 yards.
New light at 'Hutfmans,' opposite lslan'
Eo.2.
Light on foot Of bar opposite osceola re-es
tablished.
Lisht on Deans Island discontinued.
Deans Island bend re- established.
Thomas landing discontinued.
Foglemans light moved to bar opposite.
Bradley's moved 800 yards to little warehouse
by Telegraph
BATON ROUGE, Aug o--To JOS A. Aiken: W
\ succeeded in delivering oil freight.
Il. SINNOTT.
Master Steamer Bart Able.
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