The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-18
RIVER NEWS.
oFFJOH NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
- : Sunday, August IL. 1878.
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1rFIcH NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, ! |
Sunday, August IL, 1878.
Arrivals.
Martha, Emma, Irvine, Willie, Ouachlba
Belle. Alvin, Rice Farmer.
Departures.
Martha. Emma Irvine Belle, Willie, Ouach-
/ ita Belle, Yazoo Valley, Bonnie Lee, City OF
Alton.
Eva. Assumption, Lafourche; Martha,
Emma Irvine, lower coast; VINE ,, ,,elle,
upper coast; SC. Mary, Ouachita Belle, bayou
Nara. j. W. Cannon, Vicksburg; Bastrop,
Onachita; Bertha, Opelousns.
The weather continues cloudy, with every
/ ria Bonnie Lee had a good trip out yester-
day with the other departures Shipments
were very light
Giant Charlie Stinde went out In charge Of
The Bonnie Lee. Wallace McChesney, who
has been rusticating across the lake, came
aver Yesterday and took charge OF her office.
Jeff Posey is on the Ouachita Belle making
d few trips for Walter Mears.
Il Those ugly holes III Delta street have been
The Whisper will come through from Mem
phis Capt Comstock will go up and bring
Il her down.
overhaillng and be placed In fine order. AS
soon as her repairs are completed Capt. sill
Il mott will place her in the Bayou Sara trade as
I, regular "Wednesday and Saturday packet.
A ffeI, the departures yesterday evening the
Able was the only boat left at the landing
frhe work on the lower wharf is progressing
4 as rapidly as possible.
/ We were sorry to hear yesterday that Mr..
John Heatt who is sick with the fever. was
q very low, and his recovery considered eX-
trefnely doubtful. Mr.. Tom Crawford, SICK
also with the fever, was getting along nicely.
VIZ heard also that Mr.. J, L. Robbins was
4 down with it, m
Ned Phelps, laid up for few days with
Il ehills, was out yesterday, ,. s..
The John w. Cannon, due this D. m. from
vieksburg will land at Carrolton, bringing
people To the city for the sum OF ten cents, the
I proceeds to go to the orphans, For the same
purpose the Cannon lands there on her up
trips Tuesdays.
Thomas o. Day. Waterman of the Silver
Z CITY, died and was buried last Sunday.
Il The Emma irvine. Il. M. Vallette master,
leaves this, 2. NJ for the lower c2ast TO Gne
Il Greenwood plantation. The irvine leaves
regularly and promptly every day OF the
above hour.
The Rice Farmer Chas. DeBouchel master,
\ Sept Toca clerk, leaves tomorrow for the
MINER coast to Kennervlle at 10 u. m, prompt
The Belle J. A. Comstock master, Messrs
Wood and Dean clerks, leaves to-morroW al
II a. m. for DonatdSonVllle anu the AShlano
The United States mail steamer ST. Mary
In place of the Gov. Allen. will leave to-mor
ro ssts ct E e. tot a B@yo" SARA a. j. DfoS
The fleet Assumption, 7; A. Chariot in com
mantl, making semi-weezly trips to the La
fourche, In place of the Henry Iete leaves
tomorrow at p. IN. MI. n, Il. lupus has
charge of the office
4 The regular semi-weekly Bayou Lafourche
packet Eva, U. D. Terrebonne MASTER Thorn
DIS Knee clerk, leaves tomorrow at D p Ill
The regular tri-weekly upper coast packet
Willie In place of the Mary Ida, J A. Ruiz
| master, Edward Nicolle clerk, leaves Tuesday
ut 10 H. M. for Ben Iureaud plantation. 3 a.,
n
Robert L. Lee. VIM. Campbell master
AIessrs. Mossop and Cannon clerks, leaves
Tuesday as usual for Vicksburg;
The United States mail packet OuaGhiti
Belle, in place of the j. w. Cannon, making
semt-weelly trips to Bayou Sara, Will leaV
/ Wednesday ut p, N.
Exchange Clippings. August He.
Cincinnati Enquirer:
The advertisement OF the Paris G. Brow
has been Withdrawn, AMI she will not loa
back for the present.
Capt. Harpers new steamer, Whisper vii
load Tor pliies 1s sooWer- Ohio and Memphis t
leave Saturday, under the auspices OF IN
Cincinnati and MemphiH lr aa ri H., yo nvar ny
til next Wednesday, i'll order TO make q plslc
. for the Whisper.
The CAPTAINS and owners Of the Cincnna
and New Orleans steamers held q bushes
meeting. It was harmonious altar. III
plans laid out for next season meet with gel
eral acquiesence, and promise success to IL
VI line. ,, -
ordered the Charley Mcdonald to be laid u
AT Cairo. She was en- route for the ietties wit
a tow Of stone, but owing to the yellow 1eV'
work has been suspended at the lettles, =.
ST. LOu1s.-The John A. Scudder lett Il
New Orleans, with a good trip, and the Csl
tennial will follow next Wednesday, III
barge line announce a tow to leave Shtnrda
Rates will be advanced to all points. oooth u
morrow.
Capt r. w. Dryer has contracted vii
Esrav's line to remove the iron from the bars
which recently sunk at Cairo, and he go
down tomorrow.
George G. Wolff, of this city, has secure
the bar on Capt t. O. SWeeney's new GU
Wheeling, Saturday, to take charge Of 1t.
b. III. Griffith, clerk of the Mary Miller
coming from Cairo in advance of the boa
He reports six and q half feet water In t.
lower Ohio. Harry Stein left for Cinclnna
tonight.
} The Vcksburg Anchor Line is to be e
4 tended through to Natchez. The new arranR
ments go in effect next Wednesday. L
Belle Memphis will be the lirst boat to
Capt. s. E. Rumble, proprietor of the wha.
boat at NatcheZ, accompanied by MS WI
left for home on the John A. Scudder ii
Il evening. They have been visiting friends
Ohio, near Marietta.
port to this city. Capt. Frank J. Oaks left
Cincinnati by rail tonight.
by Telegraph
ST. Louis, Aug. Ito Capt. J, B. Woo
General Agent Anchor Line, 1O4 Comm
5a street: River quarantine at Memphis rails
JOHN A. SCUDDEI
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