The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-15

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~BsIov high water mark Of 1874. Indicates
rise. Indicates fall.
The weather yesterday was cloudy and cold
The Maggie Burke left for Mobile and the
Laura Lee for Cnclnnatl, The Lee hid, incIud-
sugar and 3G4 bhrrefs mOAsses.
Mr.. joe Spears loft yesterday on ths Horny
Frank for Memphis
Mes8rs. Brockett h Carriers. SO magazine street,
whore he Will b9 pleased to have his friends
The Frank Pargoud will commences her trips
to GrehnvtlIe AMI the bonds next Monday.
ASoTHEh H1cHMoHD IN THE FlELp-Ahention
Is called 10 adyeTtisem9nt q the julia IN
another column. The julia will be ut the land
ing In 81 few days, ready to leave on her first
The john Wilson arrived yesterday from the
Ouhctlin and will not return for the present.
The Wilson was detained by low water. having
Black river. md lost thirty-six hours getting
through the gut in Old river; The !stsI.a
62Gk a1 g1n2r hG 6s Of Gfp snn E21
turned. Capt. Fred Blank arrived on he VII
From the Wilson we learn TINT tho Alsx. Ken
dali, with all her freight aboard and oil hands
paid of, is laid uD ut Brushley. ono mile below
double-triD it TO get us far as she did. Her two
engineers and carpenter came down On tho
The Continental was engaged yesterday Ia
washing tho mud from ths Yicksburg land
i" fine Assum ption, looking as pretty Us young
girl at her first ball, was brought to the landing
yesterday and lsaVes tO-mOrrCW at 10 s.. IN. for
Donaldsonvills Capt. r. 4. Charlet In com
| maDd. N. 4. Dupuis and Joe Lagroue In the
The Paris G. Brown, from Cincinnati. Is due
Tho Golden Crown from the Ohio, and f. O.
| Stanard, from st. Louis. both passed Memphis
The Kounz Line steamer J. B. NJ. Kehlor D.
NJ. Brady master. ". G. Kirnbsr clerk, Is rsceiv-
ing 95svo teE zae7HEeFF for Memphis Cairo and
| .steemboatmen are complaining Of being Sc
rionsly fnconvenienced on account Of labor.
There seems to be no lack Of 1t on tho landing,
| both black and white. and the pri ce asked and
paid Is liberal, but they seem to be indifferent
| about work. and crews are shipped with Diff
| and Northwest are closed, and the idle labor Of
! those sections migrate South. perhaps our
home labor won't DO 50 Independent and at
he Same time they needn't be surprised il the
strangers receive the preferences.
eferas + IL Ehbes i eItxd lookI I. aier
| trade, q day or two ago about tho splendid
sugar crop Plaauemines parish, Was turning
OF / i 900 pounds Df sugar from ono acre 81 came
| Capt. Joe acknowledged that that Wf1s st'0 Qme,
but he had since made inquiries On the Ii
| fourcbe and he tells us. as the result, 81 bhgg@
o og h p2e4ae a. 9 W tried to get b
captain TO add one pound nd fGaks ~ 10 fG4 ao
Washington, whom history teacnes US h6YeE
tod an nntrnth. he scorne9d to DO it. ,so
| The Whisper leaves today at .. M LOT the
upper coast. Don't forget It'll
| i he John W. Cannon leaves tomorrow TOT
D; The Biz Iniun will be found ut the landing
this morning.
There viii b. no departure for the Lafourche
| Tbs Henry Tete will arrive this evening and
| leave to- norrow at 70 m for the coast ana D2D-
adsonvle tkng freght i9f th3 dark r. re
celvo freight will be found at the head 81 b1eh-
Vile street. ,. ,o..o,, 49, F..
ever 81, trod o deck arrived here Wednesday from
st. Louis on q prospecting tour.
The Southern Transp 2, "a a., company
+. shaw clerk, ths first departure from Cincln
patl under the new organization arrived y q
tsr Jn if1dnti fai Tho Rule was u Of rsig
and people all the way down which. BY the ~
is an old story for she is great IaVorte alone
Err Err and, ard Jonathan Wood Dan Toll and Go
burnett pPtg Cat VI r. s hsT n v ian' 6sT
the Rule has been put In fine order a ,nf sn
looks as handsome and cosy as ever, Ih@nKs
to her officers for copy Of tho doiosh i'o'
jim Wilson Ia expected home to day.
The NewOrle and Bod River TransDortatiol
: CornDany'a steamer jewel. Capt Trn5loW's ne7
and handsome Red river packet Is recefiVi1ng, .
leave tornorrow Ct p n. Wifhout da,l, , 10
9 tho Office, assisted by his brother, Geo DrpW11
d The daily upper coast packet Mary lda. !; q
Rniz rnastsr, I'd, NicolIe clerk, leaves this
T = N for Bonnet Carrie.
| The Eva fs the daily uDpof f3efss t,aekef 10
It Kennerville and Hahnville, ieaving nis 10 2. 20
:. Chas De Bouchel commands. Sept IQca cis 4 4
7, The new AID fine steamer st. john J. T.: NC
:, E1roy master. leaves to-day at 10 q. m. for a
n plantation landings to Baton Rouge,
| The regular daily packet Belle, Il. Il Harpe
/; master J. E. Brou clerk. leaves this D. IA 10
: Bonnet Carrie. $780,, 4 an,
oac Ks Il" Emma Irvine g. NJ Valette naste
d leaves as usual to- day at .. IN. for the Ure6h
- | wood plantation. c..a -
Z The feet and handsome United States ma
r, packst Edward J. Gay John j. Brown maste
d i s. Streck clerk, leaves to-day at 5 .. n 10
'. Bayou Sara and all coast landings. .,.,
- The regular trl-weekly upper coast pacE
W6d3y n5 GSars bssa c5PH Esf svs 90
j. at 5J .. m. for the Ashland plantation.
l. TIE ". J. Poitevent making tri-'Weeky tr1L
tn Ben Tureaud and DonaIdsonVlile, ID Dlac
4 Of the Mary ida. leaves to-mofroW a. 10 q. 10
% Frank Bergeron In command j. " 17rR0I'
=, The Bonnie Lee. in place Of the new "a
u Able, Richard Sinnott master, George nam z, ltf
'G; clerk. leaves tomorrow at .. "a for Egg Ben
ct packet Natchez, r. ?. Leaf hers master. J.
IN Muse clerk. is receiving to leave, b usual [
, morrow at .. H.. n r
+; The peerless John ". Cannon, John U. /
10; bano master ID the United States mail pack
10 for Bayou Sara to morrow. leaving at D .. H.
Ks tS Exchange Clippings, November H.
as Cincinnati Commercial:
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