The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-01
RIVER NEWS.

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OFFICE NEW onLrANs DEMOCRAT n.
Friday, February !, 1878.
Arrivals.
a dsa Rlen aHh f Hanna Frank Parsond Gold
Dust. Silver CITY, Seminole, Tom Parker.
Departures.
Isabel, Martha, Belle. Mary rda; w J P9ite
Yazoo Valley, Danube. Frank Pargoud. j. A.
scuddsr. q. Il. Choteau.
TO Arr1ve.
Isabel, Rice Farmer. Martha. lower coast
c cont; g. Mary Assumption. W. j. PoiteSent.
Lafourehe oaachita Belle, Bayo1a sara; IT.
Kinney, Bart Able. lied river. Dig snndower,
Bayou des alaizes; NateheS yIeksburg T a,ela
The Steamer Thomas sherlock for Cincin..
natl, left last evening with good trip. part OF
which was ITO bales cotton 400 hhds sugar 800
80 socks coffee AND 200 packages snndr'es
e eson s w' hhd ie sugar. 300 bs and
The susie Silver for g.; Louis. left yesterday
molasses. $50 bbs. rice and q lot Of sundries
We learn through y 7; Winburln., agent, that
ting Whale aha @ as NJ
well could be.
Business very fair.
The .Aexandrla has gone to Loggy Bayou:
She left last evening from the opposite side OF
Capt. Charlie Thorn feeling too unwell to
ktneon went up In command
The Willie goes to the Teehe in place of the
place 81 the John IT, Hanna. and the Hanna
Roes to-day to the Ouachita.
Capt. Joe Aiken bought tho Robt, YOUNG. ct
marshals sale Wedn sdGy. and pnid $1,000 for
her.
Complaints loud and deep, are being uttered
account Of recent decisions. and petition TO
Judge Billings for his removal is about to be
prepared among the steamboatmen.
nana capf Tndnd and n1lfvp BeTs SS
clerks, leaves to-day at 10 a. M for the coast and
go1 ng n hs n Of aaa asrn nns
d, With The II. John. '''l' ' :. " 0' ~
TIs John 4. Hanna re.enters ,, the service q
Company, to which she belongs. and will leave
to-day at p n for all way land ~ on the
9asRa II o NJ Alex viz Cont N
charge Of The Office, The HANNA was built ex-
spressy for this trade. Is the fastest boat in 1t.
and for passenger accommodations Is unsur-
Hates TO Cincinnati yesterday were reduced to
1s cents. Competition did II.
the recovery Of the body OF mate Henry Loper.
asse5 5aef says ths Tom Parker viii not eaye
until q D. M to- day, instead OF s. the usual hour
Capt. Terrebonne will most probably lay the
Poitevent up after this trip and replace her
The towboat j.. B. Williams left Louisville
with thrty.two pieces, containing in the ag.-
grcgnte little over 100000 bushels OF coal. A
Tho plum I block Of the Rapid Transit was
rssy L . ds, nn ribs e
the upper coast next Monday
:, The Bart Able leaves for Alexandria and
1ens, Ngrrn {fN.t AM tut I'm nj In
The Henry irete leaves this morning for the
He ves e rSf for ASaan
The Maria Louise. leaving tomorrow for Red
river, taxes Minden freight resh1pping on the
fhS receipts Of cotton BY The river for the
Tssoo S and bsna g 3
bales; Memphis md bends, $500 bales. Red
river. q, las bales coast. 1904 bales Atchafa-
BY. boats from the Ohio. 1917. Total. .2l5.53s
bales. During the same time the receipts Of
seed cotton amounted to 1913 bags, cotton seed
440o9i sacks, cotton seed meal 800 sacks, oil
cake 3b,7es sacks, cotton seed oil $3.50 barrels
eean rice 2o1s barrels rough flee 500 sacks
cotton Ilo,sSb bales. seed cotton 377 bags cotton
oil cake ebl5 sacks, cotton seed oil 4t2e barrels
sugar i4slb hogsheads, molasses 2e,o2l barrels.
eSHn fe 300 ohars + sss ss s com
mand. leaves tomorrow for the Ohio through
to Cincinnati.
Gould master. il. W. Gould. Jr. clerk. arrived
yesterday morning, and Is receiving to leave
tomorrow, without fail, at 8 ?, n, for Memphis,
boat, side wheeler and very. fine steamer,
besides which she is running independent and
stands In great favor with both traveller and
shipper, because she can DO depended upon to
leave as advertised.
and Tensns, liz announced to return tomorrow.
The Vt. Francis Belle leayes daily at a. m.
from rs ss S Ne r"ng IN
Railroad to Donaldsonville.
The coast. Donaldsonyille and Lafourehe
packet Henry Tete. j. Il. Aucoin master. NJ Ii.
Landry clerk. leaves to-day at 10 a. M for Ihi-
The Blue Wing line steamer Belle leaves
to-day ut 4 y. m. Tor the upper coast to Watson's
Plantation. The Belle is u daylight boat both
ways. II. B, Harper commands;y. T. Brou clerk;
packet Gov. Allen. John J. Brown master s. s.
Streck c,erk, leaves to-day at 2. M.
The Blue Wing Line Re Wng No.
clerks. leaves tomorrow at 10 d. m. for the up
Det a G4a!1 Toe Dalferes, Bavou Iafourcbe racket
st. Mary is receiving to leave tomorrow at 10 "a.
The iius Big sanfiower. M. M. Dufour master, A.
p. Trousdale clerk. leaves tomorrow at o. M
The regular weekly merchants and planters
Bayou DIES Glaizes, packet Tom Parker. Giles
Glasscock master, leaves o-day at D. m.
The N. O, and II. r. T. Co. steamer Maria
Louise. III. J. Brinker master Eug. Barrow
clerk, leaves tomorrow at p. m. for Shreve-
port.
The N. o. and o, 7. Co. steamer Bastrop. Gus
il Hodge master. L. P. Delahoussaye, clerk. leaves
and all way landings on the Ouachita.
The new. and very light draft steamer d.
Stein. W. Vented master. y receiving to leave
IN mr. n f. n m. RnyOu RarthnInmaW
and all way points on the Ouachita.
The fleet Natchez Z. 2. Leathers In command.
J. Il. Muse In the Office leaves as usual tom
row for Vicksburg.
The Bart Able. Richard sinnot master. Geo.
G. Hamilton clerk, leaves Tomorrow at D. M.
without fail. for Alexandria and Grand Ecore.
The Ouachita Belle. John G. Libano in COM
mand, will arrive this evening and leave to-
morrow, as usual for Bayou Sara.
Capt. j. 2. McElroys semi-weekly coast and
Baton Rouge packet st. John. is receiving to
leaye to- morrow at D. m.
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