The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-01

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The weather continues clear and very pleas-
BUSINESS very fair. All Of the departures had
The bonnie Lee arrived with big freight and
over sixty people In the cabin.
The Belle rays ~ Tx ap haaa AZ n'e as 'oO IS
Massra. y, J. Oiieilly h Go. have petitioned
the Administrators for permission 10 place
a,,gar landing. We are satisfied that the grant
Ing Of thls request on the part OF the Adinihis-
traitors will meet with general favor. as W. nave
convarsed with many steamboatmeh on inc
subject and they all favor IT,
See lted river kilograms below.
Mr.. r. j. Winburn has removed his Office TO
CAT. Joe Carlton arrived yesterday by rail;
and went out In command Of the John Howard
charge Of her deck assisted by Frank Diebold.
II. ii Tarlton formerly Of tho Bastrop. y sec
opd clerk John Hume engineer and Charles
Andy swain and Tom Crawford are pilots Of
the Cotton Valley. William Duke mate ana Dave
Nugent engineer. -,
Houston were the families OF Capts. w. y.
Brinker. 81 the Marie Louise and q. L. Bren-
nan. of the Katie kounz III,
The new Bedford arrived YESTERDAY ana VIII
lnnyn 70 day or to- morrow for Mobile tn engage
An the TOmbigbae river trade. tHbf. NffffHfh,
son and Mr. Gilruth have certainly got Rgood
boat. and we hope they may make a mint Of
money with her We commend them both to
our Mobile friends ms worthy gentlemen. whose
Among tEe passengers by the Bedford was
Capt Perry Kerr iUimer well known ohio
river boatman now lmmbet hne dao on VIII w
him TO spend winter IN the sunny south;
:. The Golden City. dme last night, will follow
the Houston. leaving Thursday.
The Opeluusas Packet Company VIII have
boat to leave Tuesday, aa usual. for the Ateha-
falaya, carrying the United States mail-either
latter boat being under charter to the above
We heard yesterday TINT Capt Crawford and
steamboatmen had bought the W. ]. Poitevent.
Lafe Anderson piloted the Bedford as far az
ylcks,burg, and returned home from that point.
Mr.. Lou Pierce. who brought her through. re-
turned by rail last eyenipg.
The Yagoo arrived yesterday from the Yazoo
river and will return at mia sne came
=. Dan White left yesterday ms nate OF the ). W.
Cannon.
Britton h Eppler removed to their new Office.
No, LOG DRAWER street yesterday. ,p,
announced In the card to-day. They have O
boat for every day OF the week.
:. The Eva lays over every Sunday TO clean out,
She leaves tomorrow as usual, at 10 a, M
promptly for the upper coast 70 llahnville
Capt Uhas DeBouohef commands. Messrs. s.
Toca and I'd. Barry clerks.
Cant II. " Cooley. of tho Tenaas and Macon
packet Tensas, is expected to arrive on the Cen
Th" Southern Transportation Company's
steamer New Mary Houston. Charles ller
master. Elliott Miller clerk, arrived Friday
night from CinGInna,i and VII return On Tues
soonest passenger steamers on the river, and
her officers are widely known for their expert
The weekly Grand Ecore packet Bonnie Lee
failing to arrive In time to leave yesterday goes
tomorrow Mt D. m. Capt. Noah Scovell COM
mands Mr.. George g. Hamilton clork.
The Sam Roberta with three barges, Capt. ].
w. Black. arrived Friday night from Evansville,
and returns e; morrow M { p ~. taking freight
on the Ohio to Evansville giving through rates
TO points North aud East, via the Vinoennes and
Terre Haute Railroad The Roberts belongs to
the Ohio River Transportation Company. Is u
powerful and fast towboat. and will make regu-
lar Hips..,
II. Brou, leaves IA usual to day mt .. m for the
upper coast to Bonnet Carre. Tho Bolle IL
The Emma Irvine leaves to-day Mt 3 .. m. as
usual. for the lower coast ~ far az the Green
wood plantation.
The new and fast upper coast packet whisper,
j. A. Comstoek master. George III. Woods and
Charles Dean clerks. leaves tomorrow at II n.
m for the Ashland plantation.
The tri- weekly coast DonsIdsonvills and La
fourche packet Vt. Mary. joe Dalferes master.
leaves tomorrow ut n m.
The famous yicksburg Greenville and bend
packet Frank Pargnud. J. w. Tobin master w. |
N, Gaines clerk, leaves to- morrow Mt So. m.
The new and handsome Ut. John, j. i. Nc
Elroy In command. will arrive this y. N. aud
leave tomorrow at y. m. for the coast and
The regular semi. wA,klv Bayou Lafourche
packet Trenton. u. u. Terrebonne master.
Thos. Knee clerk leaves to morrow Mt .. m.
for Thibodaux.
The new and fleet Bayou Sara and coast
United States mail packet Edward J. Gay. John
j. Brown master. y. y. Streck clerk. leaves to-
morrow Mt .. m.
packet Henry Tete will arrive this evening and
leave gain Tuesday at 10 a. m.
The regular tri weekly upper coast packet
Mary Ida, j. A. Ruiz master. leaves Tueeday. ut
10 Q: M. for College Point and Jacobs Saw Mill:
Lafourche packet Assam ption. L. A. Charlet
master. leaves Tuesday ut lam,
The superb Robert II. Lee William Campbell
master. leaves IA usual for Vicksburg. Tuesday.
mt y. m.
The John W. Cannon, John @. Lihano In com
mand leaves Wednesday. rs usual. for Bayou
Sara.
The W j. Poitevent. Frank Bergeron master
leaves Wednesday mt 10 a. m. for Flaquemne
The Chas. f. Chouteau W. H. Thorwegan
master. will arrive to leave Wednesday for
Memphis and the bends.
Exchange Clippings. November rs.
Cincinnati Commercials:
Capt. Henry Swttyar u siNty-seycn years Of
age living hale and hearty In st Louis He
worked on q iiatboat several years. In 1896 he
shipped as mate on the Tempest n boat rum
ming between Louisville and ~. Louis. Ho