The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26

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shreveport .....,.,....... 70
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rise. Indicates fall.
The weaher yesterday morning z was clondy aei q:
rain, and continued Up 10 the hour "heh WIS
closed This report: oot,ro
There was y heavy fog on the river SHnndny
night which detained the Ed. ~ thy anu frhhR
Pareoud., ,1.o e,,,, and
q twenty hour raln at Oamdon was received
yesterday. II Justihed by lurtuer news 'he n;
O. and q Irhnaporla'innn n G9npanp VIZ W. Iehn In
out the john HoWnrd Saturuay, ana me NE 'nmh ma
Hanna and JQhn wilson hekb WNek' iue i'ts
trop Of this line, will arriyo to leave tq- morrow
The John wilson was let nnt oi ths NiH,r,lH ,r,
dqGk yesterday ana lne o'dt IT. D ~ athen ,,, ~, i he
wilson ls being placed III - me ntdet oii''et 'ae
suporvs12n ot ompt }oG /! inrn"ing lorE tho Trencn
by extending oHt the bniler dfek @ gTmrdF rhne 'ne
fhli teuetn Oh euilol Sup " nso ~; IL .ts toy
were cut away when she Was III inc cohoh
trade
Ihe d1lereht S'nnfnp9a1 HathhfnH - i w III ,t
fourohe trade hsHiaed by ne, th9 Y ,la'bpaI ana
bhrge owners ~ N" bayou Wltu y y NY NY % %!pt.e
honne 2s tho urine mover; hhVG rhseu angfg T.,
s eRaoW Il Vpsy ""ces 80 Boats Is
qhn GO H. hn1 T. nnYe i wan Ia Wap u his
houns to 90 nc Work VINO W,ii leave WIZ us us
tg n 'd I've, eo ~ ~ rana tha nh
oi sluV W'tS Fuh '"Ht we, T. 'tiu . t'it ~, w.
strnGtnns "a ho Eon an' ,1H n g,nen e
out, but nnthlh ~ any cohSea'n-nce nhS neeh
hone Ihe + a ta pa thS oh in
e,r oW nhnnS nrn ,ioh @ ~ M .tens ho
VIII seek 'hN ne' Wtooh 'hc goVeihhieh1 HAS
failed L'gye them, . ,, ~,
Ine FAmf,''n H'lIre ~ @ ,a,|I - t,tfiI, ~ .n ~
o'tn" M W,'i Xxx w" ,it ,i' sat Is s1
D. u aor le h'chlu' ~, WIN t ~ r. T
Less In command nno zoe n'nyef GnpT, Eug,
" H. IN 10 e' oS '''N'"' !"
The E1rank r1rg"nd di'l nct arrive until dark
one 1lH!i " ns Ht'fRN 'sAr NJ, ',H ~ s'i,S ~ @ -
again Jna. ha soon VS. u'Soh"rEeo' lor Hleph-
VIE 1 hnn 'le P"nos, -,,;t,, .o h;,,,,oat .r;,
of the sonson from Vi'ksbure. and will return
To-Day, nS usual r.
=, Tho ~ }. Hay hn'nt n'riVnn w Wn"h Wa nlt
me lhhhihg., Sl'e WI h""it hahi 'niS ihofh,hg
to leayn again for Bayou Sara as soon as her
cargo Is d1sehhfg0'l
we never pay any attention 10 anonymous
The magnificent J; NJ white Is ,r,l duo night
from Greenvtlle, aud VII return Thursday.
Ihe New orehhs hlaf' ts, lstE9t 'rAnHtWrhh1 W1
ton Company stehm,f Sl1Ver o'1v ". ~ Nnon
master Nln InlcRsail quo ~ Il, 81 MI clarks, ~
" J. Behnn, Geo. Wilkinson master, W. Il Nc
Cheshey emu Iohl Lineuph oleihs leh'es TO-
mptrow n6 D. m' na,o Inr or"Tn'1 Ia N1ob,,s ,nosor
as * ea d =, enn7 rh Nevay s bas ,
fne nassenrer eccnmmodatinus Is a very LIGHT
boat, and will continue reguarl, in the trade,
making through trims She laws MT the head of
Gravier street
The mammoth Henry Frank J. r. Hicks mas
ter, ALE arissom clerk, Is due today with big
morrow at + u NJ. for Memphis and the b u1s
< clerk to receive freight will be found at the
hend Of Gravier street.
The Southern Transportation Compnn, g
steamer A. G. Donnnlly. H. y. Hart master. T.
A. Donnnllv clerk leaves to. dnv sure, ut 6 o. NJ
for Memphis, Cairo, Louiaville and Cincinnuti
The Donnally is great favorte because she is
q fine boat, and her officers are exceedingly
no]ite and attentive,
The chimneys of the St. Mary will receive q
coat of red. This won't make Capt joe al red
warrior: he will still remain the same good
natured big hearted Joe. us Of yo,e.
The y. 7. schenck, Gold Dust, New Mary
Houston, Centennial, Golden City, Bedford and
James Howard, are NIL due to arrive in the
order named the three last named the last of
this week
The r. ceipts of cotton cotton soed sugar mo-
lassos and rice Sunday aud yesterday amounted
to 89Gl bales, 7645 sacks. 2lo2 hogsheads, 35ti
barrels and $500 sacks: same TIM Inst year:
2o.7b7 bales. % GOO sacks, 1870 hogsheads. 5581
barrels md 1897 sacke.
The Kittie Nye left on her first trip TO the
lower coHat yesterday.