The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-02
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"'A''oAS' Feet. inch. Feet Inch
cincinnati .-..........- u 10 10
Lacrosse. . .......'-''' ~
Louisville ................ 10 l
Memphis .-............... 4 0
sNew Orleans 13 TO Q
Omaha. ...-.-.....--...- IL
Pittsburg ,....'-.....'..- 10
Shreveport --........... I 10 70
st. Louis ................. 10 TO
~. faul. >. '''.'''''...''. 10
,5s9T 5jsh xqtSf mark of 1874 Indicates
The weather yesterday was quite cool and
business brisk.
followed to day by the Commonwealth.
Capt. Geo. Rea leaves to-day for Vaudeville
but will return Tuesday.
Dime nevinney has another one In his fam
lily, this time bouncing girl. weighing twelve
Tom Hastings. the we'll known mate and con-
tractor. has been nominated by the Taxpayers
and Worklngmen's party for Administrator OF
Police.
For the. particulars of the assault made. on
VIM. Whitlaw. mate of the Whisper. yesterday
see our local column. Efforts we're being made
last evening, to have Mr.. Whitlaw removed TO
The Thompson Dean leaves Memphis to- day.
Cart; PEPPER has telegraphed from Cincinnati
The Stein leays for the Ouachita to-day.
freight or no freight
will leave day. usual. for Yicksburg.
Thanks to her courteous officers for Il file OF
The glit.edge John W. Cannon leaves to-day
See the advertisement Of. the Henry Frank
and Chas. 2. Oh urenu, Memphis and bend
packets. in another column, The Chouteau is
p due from st. Louis, and will leave Wednesday
next, and the Frank is on route from Oincin-
natl and will arrive in time to leave the
Wednesday following November 10.
The Trenton will arrive this D. N. from the
see 6e Be Whsper 1naHy advertisements The
Belle will commence her trips us soon as her
repairs are finished.
See special notice in another column to ship
=, The Merchants and Planters independent
nas In q 9" faS9 eave RH g%fs at
p. NJ. positively, giving through bills of lading
TO Monroe and Trenton.
THE j. NJ. WHITES FAST TIME.
The above steamer left here on Thursday
evening with q lar freight. She made the run
to Carrollon in 2G minutes to Hills Gate in 55
minutes. and to Donadsonville in hours IS
minutes. This is considered es good record
as she was on he. first trip having good
freight, and everyt ling new about her engines.
QUARANI11 E AT MONROE RAISED.
Capt. Tindel eceiyed the following tele-
gram yesterday from Monroe dated the thirty
Quarantine raised. River rising
ID. 1. FROST"
and Red River TRANSPORTATION Company, are
as busy as bees getting their fl ct of boats ready
for business, and just the moment that the
ly. The company, in the way Of trnnsporta-
ton. Is prepared to meet the wants Of the most
'sxacting. as their line now comprises seventeen
boats and seven barges-a strong hand, surely
Fer ene te play nsainst- The mast s,lmner hns
been particularly hard one on this company,
for, owing 10 the quarantine, hey have been
able to run only one boat the Bonnie Lee, and
that one at considerable ppcnniary loss We
hope the coming season. which promises an
nnArJnp
they are certa inly deserving of every consid-
GRAFTON at the hands of both the merchant and
The james Howard leaves st. Louis to- day.
LAUNCH OF THE ED RICHARDSON.
by Teegraphl
,u LouIsv1LLE Oct 3l.-ro Capt: J. ". Tohin:
The Ed. Richa d5on was su oessfutlv launched
to-day; average draft 80 inches =, AZ well
The Bertha leaves to-day for the AtchafaIaya
The Golden Rule leaves Cincinnati to- day.
The J. W. Garrett and barges, John K. Booth
master; was loading at Evansville. to leave
The Eva is the daily UPPER coast packet for
Kennervi]le and Hahnvl.e, leaving this 10 a. N.
Chas. De BoncheI commands. seLt Toca clerk.
this 10 a. M promptly for the upper coast to
Zen Be; Iureapd's M plantation. MIR. Ed. Nicole has
Whisper. j. A: Comstock muster, Messrs. Wood
and Dean clerks leaves to-day at II a. N. for the
The fleet tri- i-wnekly coast and Donaldsonvlle
packet Henry Tete. J. F. Aucoin master M. Fl.
Landry clerk' caves To-Day at II M. returning
ing again Tuesday at 10 a. III. The Tee takes
freight for the Lafourche, with the privilege Of
reshipping
The staunch Emma Irvine E. M valette
master, leaves today as usual at D. m for the
lower coast to the Greenwood plantation.
The regular semi weekly Bayou Sara and !
--oast United States mail packet J. ". Cannon.
John @: M Libano master. leaves to-day at D. m..
The reRu ular United States mail packet Natchez.
I: P Leathers master Muse, Roland. Grice and
wilson clerks, leaves to-day PROMPTLY at ..
The Red river packet Bonnie Lee. in place of
the new Bart Able, C. ". Sttnde master Geo.
Hamilton, clerk, leaves to-day at 5 .. m. for
Exchange Clippings, October 20.
Capt Sweeney's new steamer Corona will ar
rive from wheeling to-day on her first trip.
Capt Jonathan Hamilton. late of the GaZelle, |
has embarked In the coal business at Gallip-
ST LOUIS Oct 2s.-Capt a. J., King, agent of
will spend the winter here The Red Cloud, OF
this line, will arrive at st. Louis next Thursday
and % go South for the winter season. Com.
hunting and fishing expedition. Capt. S. H.
Parisot arrived from Louisville this morning,
Esturn ta bs He b to
which left Louisville tor the Yazoo Sunday.
River falling. with 10 fnet inches on the gauge;
arrived from New Orleans with a moderate
cargo. The Belle St. Louis left for Memphis
with fine trip. The Belle of Shreveport leaves
for, New. Orleans on Wednesday,: the City OF
Helena for Vicksburg and G. W. Cheek for {
Friar's Point to. morrow. .
CAIRO. Oct. 2s.-The coldest night of the sea-
son, and one calculated to make all hearts glad
thqueh 1t makes many shiver. The poor are 6
TO be pitied and the sick also, as the change in
tne weather means death to all who are not con-
Isalescenf But it means death to the fatal fever
germs also and the revival of trade. the return
of refugees and a season of prosperity The
swell In the rivers. though sma l. comes at the
very moment wanted. and will give fair stage
If water to open business on. Seven fact of y
water is reported to ST. Louis Pilot Mike Kel-
axr o,,tf fron ST nuis with tho Grnn LIZ |