The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-23
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Wednesday, Jan. %. 1873.

BIZ John, Thompson Dean, Lessle IaVlor, oiara
= AeAa'' Departures.
Martha Belle Mary Ida ST. Mary. r. r. Lee
Uommonweath. Willie. Seminole. Fanchon.
oo'uon o'''' To Arrive.
Isabel, Martha, Rice Farmer, lower coast
Dele, Blue Wing No 3, Mary Ida. upper eoqst;
fourche: Gov Alien, bayou sara;J. i. Hanna,
Button honss HeEasd memph asb uae e.
c asei 1 JoSn WILSON, oaes a Trenton
Tensas Dart Able. Red River; Frank Pargoud,
qreenville Tasoo Valley, Ya1oo Era A., Ne 2, 49,
Hover. Tom Parker, Bayou des dlalzes.
gsar and VERY pn, yesterday
mia lea had very fine up freight. no incon-
saerabe part q which was y h lumber o,r,voa with
rhe Dean ann ana crowded. sfr wharf for
their careoes The Dean had TO carry her seed
out on tho dirt more than her length from her
eacks high. the, wood work being full Of seed
thnt had arrived days ago 70 such things
I'll, And overcome Us like summers cloudr'
A' d2a j. W. W. barrett jarrett loft yesterday.
Ths 7, r. Geisse will be taken out on the
& Ocean Docks to-day. She still has part oil her
Inc barge Geo. dilchrest was at the landing
Yesterday taking n lot of corn, which was
broken Into bulk as it was received aboard.
Dime Devinney has quit the Kate Kinney and
s9naeSNy s es a Ms his 4 fSs January 49,
t fisi' pot Of the Nstshss When dsslG
ssIf truly III ", an insatlae and remorselsss tyran
one that spares neither the high nor the low.
the rich q The poor. the old or The young 1t
time itseli win never dll. When our little ones
se assr oas but are co@oed BY The we'll
grounded hope and belief that they but exchange
This for better and happier home. In truth.
we have UhriHts own declaration. in speaking
pfllttle children. "of such is the kingdom OF
The Clara s., on her way out of Bayou Bar,
thoiomew ran into tree. and cut away about
ten feet Of her starboard guard forward, clear
ceiving to return to-day at y. m. Capt W.
Wenzel In command. Mr.. June Dunbar has
charge Of The office. IN place Of MI. Rice. who,
ihhee Dean and Howard both return to-day.
Ths vel aoS naefe ae
Garter lin command. Richard Burns clerk. will
be the .,pext departure for Memphis. Cairo.
Louisville and Cincinnati leaving Tomorrow
pGffh e new Msrs Houston due last night from
IN oh beps h Sg charge ns che LESSEE Tayo
ofIice during the time that Capt. Quatrevaux re-
The Tom Parker, leaving here last Saturday
morrow, Capt Giles Glasscock in command.
Onachita, carries the United States mail.
The OuHchita Belle, for all coast and town
landings to Bayou sara. Is the regular packet
"A clerk is on the landing to-day receiving for
the Poitevent.
The LESSEE Taylor for the Atchafalaya to-day.
Tho Texas Ia the Saturday packet for Shreve-
port. She takes Minden freight
The. Yagoo Valley for the Yazoo and ITALIA
Through d typographical error wo were made
d 10 say yesterday that the Era was TO be sold
Saturday by the marshal. when 1t should have
Capt. John Brown, who left for the West Mon.
day evening. will contract for the building of
III Inc uV Globe p DEM crat Of Saturday says
On information Of Collector. Sturgeon. Dis
s ss s sssam Sss sd Of s
carrying Ave empty whisky barrels r, with the
law the boat il liable to eonhscation. Section
asoa 81 the United States Revised Statutes 80 de-
piaras. II Is said that the, shipment of empty
common, and boat owners and railroad com
panies are probably not aware of the heavy
M FTancs Belle esyes daily
4 from Bienville street for Westwego. running In
connection with the N9w Orleans and Texas
The Blue Wing line steamer Belle leaves
to-day a q M Gr ths nRpsr coast bnat b to
Harper p eo@m M j. L. Bro" S clerk ways
The Blue Wing No: 3. J. A; Comstock master.
leaves this 70 e n for 4 Ben Tareaud Donald
parish. Messrs. Wood and Dean clerks.
The feet and very fine daylight passenger
/,
Il ID. qenegelly clerk. leaves to-day at 10 a. N. to
dot for al c9ast landings to Donadsonyilie:
The New Orleans and Gulf Transportation
Company steamer Rice Farmer carrying the
United states mails, leaves to-day Mt II M, for
Port Eads.. John Taylor commands. 80,
The Martha, also Of the above company. Will
arrive this evening and return tomorrow
The Assumption leaves to-day at 10 II. m. for
Thibodaux returning to lsaye again Saturday nT Is
Fhs ne se5ks rete going also to rhibodaux
rhe regular semi weekly coast and Baton
Rouge packet st. John, j. z. McElroy master.
Tbe New orleans "a Is and ouacht Transpor
JOHN Wilson, r. A. Blanks master, leaves to-
The New Orleans and Red River Transpor-
tntion Oompany's United States mail steamer
kas hnney At Rqaa er hqa
The LESSEE Taylor NJ. Kenison master, leaves
to-day at p. m. for tho Atchafalaya through to
The ouachita Belle, John G. Libano master.
j. II. Mossop clerk, leaves to-day promptly at
3. m. for Bayou Sara. Baton Rouge and all
1 The Thompson Dean, j. H. Pepper master,
Frank Beck. Jr.., clerk, leaves to-day at p. m.
The through Bayou bartholomew packet
Clara s.. W. Wenzell master. Lew Rice clerk.
'e The Trent Trenton al0 J. B. Sullivan master J. L.
\ Robbins and Il. A. Darling clerks, leaves to;
4 day at p. m. for Black river, Tensas and
The regular Memphis and bend packet 2; *, James
Howard, b. r. Pegram master, j. II, Chassaing
clerk leaves to-day at 8 y. m.
The passenger and United States mail steamer
Frank Pargoud j. nj. White master. Curt
Holmes clerk. is receiving to leave to morrow
at s p. m. for Vicksburg. Greenville and mail
landings.
The tri-weekly packet Mary Ida. J. A. Ruiz in
command is receiving to leave tomorrow for
+ the upper coast to Ben Tureauds.
The sidewheel Bayou Lafourche packet W. J.
\ Poitevent. u. d. Terrebonne in command.
Gabe Block clerk, will arrive to leave to-mor-
row at 8 p m. for Thibodaux.
The New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
ton Company's steamer Col. A P. Kouns. nj. ID.
Kouns master, leaves tomorrow at p. M, 60
ing through to Jefferson.
The 1Yazoo Valley. Bird Paris master, John
Hall clerk, Leaves tomorrow at p. m for
9s APOLOGY.
The many patrons of the rapid transit will
please excuse our not answering their many
halls on our down trip yesterday The boats