The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-10
! Change.

Vieksburgh M bur ghi.h ,,ta ,arb ~ 1874 t1nd,cates
Else. Indicates fall.
Weather continues clear and very pleasant:
Business on the landing yesterday, was active
and and f0%Sa oannon tEs Sf ne reshts % Tb
Cannon lost considerable time on account OF
fog and short crew. and didn't arrivetl I'LL noon.
tor, where Capt. O'Reilly put out her sugar and
molasses In short order
The Fanchon will be ready to leaxe Tuesday.
The New Orleans and Bed River Transports
ver sEn City IH out HH Wednesday TRe COMPANY have
semi weekly mail contract to Red river which
goes into operation as soon as the river Is
The steamer Bonnie Lee, from Egg Bend, ar
rived last evening with 1898. bales cotton and
The Bonnie Lee will leave tomorrow for Egg
packed goods, f5r points as high as golfax,
Stinde commands, Geo O. Hamilton clerk.
The Frank Pargoud wheels into line as
Monday packet to he bends as soon as her re-
Capt. r. A. .Muggah will occupy the office Of
the Clara s. this season.
Mr.. Harry Taylor was better yesterday.
Capt j. T. Burdeau offers the ferryboat D. b
Campbell for sale. See for sale" column,
Mr.: Jas Keenan,. clerk OF the 9. {, Peck ar, ar
rived here yesterday morning from Sioux City.
and will re- urn to st. Louis tomorrow. Mr..
Keenan's visit Is preliminary to bringing the
Capt. Ell. e. Harper. OF the Belle. is coming
down on the Jewel.
The renowned Memphis and bend packet
Thompson Dean arrived yesterday. and will
return Tomorrow at b ., m.. without fall. gapt'
J. FL. Pepper who came down on her. will go
out in command. Frank Beck. Jr.. and Val En-
Capt. John Wayne with his family is coming
down on the Golden Grown
The CLARA s. laid over to Tuesday. when she
will leave for the Ouachta through to Monroe
and Trenton. Capt Wenzel will keep the CLARA
in this trade permanently as Iuesday pacaet,
and her departures on that day can be depended
The Belle left on her first trip yesterday to
Bonnet Carre She lays over every Sunday,
and the balance of the week leaves daily at 8
The Henry Franks, Capt. J. r. Hicks new
and immense cotton boat. is due, and will ar
rive to leave Wednesday, for Memphis and the
bends. See advertisement.
The Maggie Burke. fresh from the builders
hands. is due. from the Ohio and will leave
here for Mobile next Tuesday at .. M The
burke has been built 6espeelay for at the n Mobile
staunch. Capt. Owen Finnegan will be- found
The Bonnie Lee failing to arrive in time to
leave yesterday. the Alexandra was seDt out In
her place. she had big freight. Capt. w. L.
Boardman went ont. in, Command, John Nc
and John Boardman pilots, G. A. Stder mate.
and Nathan Johnson engi neer. A telegram
from the Bonnie Lee will be found below,
next Wednesday.
Attention is called to the Mary Ida-,W. J.
Potevent advertisement In another column.
The Poiteveot takes the place OF the Mary Ida
as tri weakly packet. extending her trips to
Donaldsonvile, aud the latter becomes d daily
o good bout in the Poitevent and an exceed
ingly clever and popular captain for her in the
person :, of +, Frank INK, Berger21h j.. O. Bergeron
most competent aud polite clerks on the river.
The old and well known off 'ers of the Mary
Ida continue on her, q guarantee that everything
about GOnHuptBd
handle. The new arrangement goes into effect
Tuesday next.
Capt. John Koun's latest purchase for the
lower coast trade. the Kittie Nye left Cncn-
natti Friday. She is side-wheel boat. and is
Attention Is called to the advertisement of the
steamer il tho bost Of order, and She will be be
ready to leave on hor first trip Tuesday next.
or the Saturday following at the latest.
There will be only one departure for the La
tOurehe to- -mOrrOW-the Trenton.
The Emma Irvine leaves to-day at D. M. as |
usuai, TOR the lower coast as far rs the Green |
wood plantation.
she leaves tomorrow, AS usual at 10 a., m.
promptly for the upper coast to Hahnville,
np mapt Oh, Ohns I; De g Bouohel commands Messrs. y.
The new and fast upper coast packet Whisper, |
Ii a. o9mst9ck as aIor masf,er Geo; NJ Woods h and
m. for the Ashland plantation.
- The new and handsome Ut. John. J. ?. Nc
Elroy in command. will apfive this y. N. and |
Baton Rouge.
The. The r1gular soml weekly Bayou Lafourehe
Thomas Knee clerk, leaves tomorrow at 6 D.
m; promptly for, Thibodaux.
r. The new and feet bayou Sara and coast
j. Brown master. 8. S. Streek clerk, leaves to-
The tri-weekly coast and Donaldsonvil]e
packet Henry Tele will arrive this evening and
leave again Tuesday at 10 q. m
The superb Robt L. Lee. VIM Campbell mas
as usual, for Vicksburg.
The regular weekly United States mail packet
Fanchon, Ell. FL. Broad master, Theo John
clerk leaves Tuesday, as usual. for the Atcha-
falaya.
The J. W. Cannon, John G. Libano in COM
Sara, carrying the United States mail.
Exchange Clippings, November q.
Cincinnati Enquirer:
Nj ,Workmen are getting out the timber for Capt
sack1ie's 11I % new ferryboat at the Marine Railway
= slaHt. W, B, Miller. owner Of the new side
Wheel steamer Guiding star, built for the Gin
ana NfM f Tads arrived rom
take up their esidene6 in this city
Capt A A. J p3r pBrinker the well known New Or;
yesterday from arietta, where he has b. en-
spending couple .h E,, OF months, He expects to
70 e. nome on tne CORONA when she passes down.
Cincinnati Commercial:
The Paris G. Brown departed for New Or
She has engagements below to fiji out
PTTTSBURG.-The Corona departed from New
Orleans with a very fair trip, and engagements
below.
pittsburg Dispatch:
The new steamer Buckeye State that left
few days since on her first trip, had, among the
fireinen engaged. one of the colored sharps I
that go around swinding everybody that they
come in contact with. On the trip, down he re-
fused to work. and was discharged, but refused :
to take his money, saying that he wanted to I
return to Ptshurg, and If he took the money
the boat would refuse him passage up. In or
der to avoid trouble the boat brought him back
to Pitsburg without discharge. he, In the
performing no duty. being fed
and lodged at the boats expense. Without ask
inc for h's wages, or consulting any person on
board, the darkey proceeded to the. Custom
house: procured y warrant against the boat and
brought 1t down himself and served the same {
on the cantain. that Is, the darkey deputized
himself a United States officer. and we suppose {
will ask pay for his services in that capacity. {