The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-26
elegant and Ia one of the most comfortable boats
on the river for travellers.
Exchange Clippings.
st. Louis Repuhican january "a.
st. Louis Republican. January 29:

et. LOUIS Republican. January 70.
ST. PAUL TO SHIP THROUGH THE yETT1Es.
says: st. Paul situated as she is at the head OF
navigation Of the Mississippi river the grandest
avenue Of commerce. in the world, and being SO
roads, occupies the most magnificent CONNER
cial position that any. Western city can boast
in progress at the mouth Of TIE p1
under the supervision of Capt. Eads. we shall
ship large amount Of grain and -four direct to
Liverpool by the river route. with but one
transhipment-that at New Orleans. The new
outlet for the, grain and breadstutrs Of the
transportation and aid most powerfully in the
Development Of Minnesota
Inc a. - baker clears ne, LOT new Hrieans TINS
in bulk. The Future City left yesterday with
t the same amount Add to this what the John
ing good.
The Gold Dust, true rs steel, backed out Lass
night, with @ wonderfully big trip. This boat
has gained the reputation of leaving as adver-
Capt. Gouds leaving when he names day.
The Madison marine ways have been pur-
chased by the Towards and removed to Jeffer-
N. Springer the we'll known steamboat store
Keeper. was passenger on the Gold Dust. for
New Orleans last night.
Len. Conroy has been appointed second clerk
OF the Belle of Shreveport. White Carroll hay-
ing resigned
Cincinnati Enquirer:
EVANSVILLE, Jan. 22-The Iron Mountain.
with three covered barges and three others.
burgess here OF 1000 bales of cotton 500 bills of
rice, 500 bbls Of rosin and 800 bbls Of moasses.
cinnati and points above tbere. She will start
up the river o-night or in the morning. Capt.
Dunlap has not yet concluded to load her barges
VII ss' of 'P New 6 oeans sG n
The Thomas ". Means and tow passed down
at q. M leaving one barge OF pig-iron here.
h.. Church down n m q vii of
Hinde, erhoeff 4 Co. from the Mali line wharf
Of miscellaneous freight; from j. y, Rankin 4
Co., rs tons. Capt; A., J. Ross will have full
load engaged for the Sam Roberts and barges.
| to leave early next week.
The Barnard will get off Thursday.
The Memphis packet wharf is to have the
plank. 1t is to be Of iron, and measures go feet.
It cost but $500, and is much lighter and more
durable than the wooden stages. ,
puts it in this fashion,:
We run this river column for glory. but the
where lt It will do most good. Those that DOM
pay get advertised after they are gone. AS d
side dish. we keep two runners ct the wharf and
| on the streets to tell people who to ship and
sig months"
Memphis Avalanche, January "a:
The Robert Mitchell. now on her way out of
the Ohio. he's 60 mules and 35 tons bridge tim
Der for Coles Creek. near Natchez Miss.
by Telegraph
| BAYOU SARA, Jan. 25.-To r. W. Adams. Agent:
| Bart Able will arrive at u o'clock to- night.
| Leave Saturday for Cane river.
VIcKsBURG, Jan. 25.-To G. G.. Wayne. LOG Graz
yier street: Sherlock will arrive Sunday morn
ing. LEW HATES.
ST.. LOUIS. Jan. 25.-Weather cloudy and mild.
Bus mess good. River risen inches since yes
terday. and is now 10 feet inches here,
| and to Cairo
Arrived to-day Centennial from New Or
leans, and John Means from Cincinnati at 10
0. m. Leaving to-day: Rhoads for Pittsburg.
Miller, for Cincinnati, and Belle Memphis for
| Memphis.