The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-24
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Thursday. October "a. 1878


OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. ,
Thursday. October a. 1878. /
| Arrivals.
Alvin Emma Irvine. Whisper, Horny Tets
| Eva.
Alvin. Emma Irvine. Whisper. J. W. Cannon
John Wilson. -
r.; AlyIn. Isabs, Emma Irvine, lower const; J.
| w. Cannon. Edward J. Gay. Bayou Sara: Whis-
IIsonge Kate kinney, Centennial. st: Louis
river: NatoheE, Vieksburg: bertha. Opelousas.
| Weather clear, and pleasant yesterday.
| the John Mems leaves TO day for ST. Louis.
Mr. J2o Tithian has returned from his visit to
Dol. W. Il. Crockett WIS In the city yeaterdav.
f ness. '''f'' '0''F'f'' '''" MS recent ''vofe
Tho woll known steamer Eva. purchased the
| SOB Tocn. to replhco tho Rice Fnrmer leaves
today on her tlrst trip. nt 10 n m. Tho Eva
VIII mako dally trips, Sunday excepted, going
! M high hs IInhnyilo and her patrons cnn rely
on her Us u figure In tho trade Captains Dc
| louchcl and Toea are both clever gentlemen
and can be depended upon In oil business mat
Capt. U. D. Torrebonne replaces the Eva In
the Bayou Lnt onroho trade with tho Trenton.
70 fbe Trenton ' has j !iG been
IN II" rn bqst Of odof her @ hss
overhnuled, md Rhe has boon panted ali ovor:
nothing in fact has been left undone necessary
Knee and Hicks. two. very clever and popular
clerks hive charge Of tho Tronton's ofco,
J., Three now c ,! wore reported to tho Bteam-
Mira, Derry apd ber chiil~the litter very SICK a
YIN. Leber. late carpenter of tho Tensas, died
assoclntion. or the sick under their care, Mrs
FHsrguscon's q, child !, Waa reported very low.
Inc nharee h. T. Uhoteau Is en- route from st.
the Memphis and bonds trade, The Henry
Frank will soon follow. Bee their advortse-
Mr., Mike Fiahsr loft on the Loo Tuesday.
having boon teegrnphed to meet tho Alex Kon
doll. from st. Louis. md pilot her up the Ouncll-
III. John Purcell also loft on the Loo, to moet
the Kate Kinney.
Tho p Stoin wy e. tGwod ssrqss tho riyHr
lenye next Tuoeday for the Ouaobita, '''''
The Bonnie tee. Ia place OF the Burt Ablo.
ea rha 9nt ; 1n for !!9 ha ,iyer ,n,o
az usual for Vieksburg.
Mary 1da ]; <, Hui 'naster, Edward Nic aiI,
ronud plantation. Tho Mary Ida Is u daylight |
The Horny Tee. making tr weekly trips to
promptly nj II. M. tHking freight for the La
1o4rche With the privilege Of reahippng, Qapt
The mma Irvine' fo' NJ v oGsn mnstor
!envos rs usual day ut q. IN. sharp for the
lower eoaet rs fur ns tho Greenwood plnna-
ton.
Tho regular Thyrggday GroonyIIo YIclgburg
pargoud. J. NJ. White muster. VI. N. Cnlmos
TGY '" "s% st. t. y 5S q hoqncon in com
nhnd, will bn found 1T the landing this morn
Ing ronoiVinE 70 lenyo to-morrow at 10 II. M.
promptly. for Bnton l'ougo and all const land
The new Edward j. Gay, John J. Brown ,nap-
Tor, =. y. Btreck clerk Ia receiving to leave to-
morrow at y. m, for Bayou Sara Baton Kouge
and oil mail landings.
Exchange Clippings, October 2n.
Cincinnati Enquirer:
Captain A. J. Branch arrived from Evansville
whore he left tho Sam Roberts laid
a. ~ says the h9borts and barges are In the
post OF trl m for bueineHs and that hor Rhtnglo''
VII soon bo out for II trip to New Orleans.
Courier journal:
Tho new and pretty jewel left for Cincinnati
ikn piece nf gronsed lightning.
Busineese to oil points South will DO fully re-
uined this week, and prosperity will once
more return to those sections which huve SUI
er1d so long md bravel!y. Thoro was consid-
several pnckots al left with good trips For tho
lcxt ton weeks 1t Is probable that MI tho avail
Ib!n tonnnge on Western and Southern rivers
will find employmont and 1t eeamboat owners
manage rightly that employment can DO nndo
profitable. 1t would be- tho height OF folly for
nom to loWor rnt2s at this Into season Of tho
ehr. mud especially whom such q vnBt amount
+ stuff awaits shipment along the river below
more arc some four organizations operating
otween st. Louis and New Orleans, and we
lnyo too much faith In the future OF our city
ma tho growing commerce OF this valley to
h1nk that the number will ever be less. No;
here Is work enough for oil. and lot them do
usinoss on business principles md oil will
make money. A feature Of tho coming season
7il be tho introduction Of tho finest line of pas
onger steamers we have had in the st. Louis
nd New Orleans trade since the famous old
Atlnntin Company went out Of existence.
The kOuntz Limo announces the Horny c.
noger to leave for Now Orleans next Wednes-
ay. Com. W. J. Kountz. proprietor OF the line.
still In the city. +
Tho Anchor Line will hereafter sond out boats y
egularly every Wednesday and Saturday The
Told Dust Capt. John T. McCord goes next.
cudder.
CAIRO. Oct 2o.-The Grand Lake brought out
floating elevator for Dolhonde & Co.. New Or (
'hns. which will go forward with the present
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