The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27
RIVER NEWS.

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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NFw ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Friday. September g. 1878.
Arrivals.
Isnbel. Emma Irvine. Rice Farmer, Mary Ida,
assumption Bonnie Lee. Alvin.
Departures.
Isabel. Emma Irvine, Rice Farmer, Mary Ida.
Eva.
Isabel. Emma Irvine. lower coast; st; Mary,
Ouaehita Belle. Bayou Sara: ], 3; NJ kehlor,
upper coast; Eva, LAT ,urche; Bonnie Lee Red
river; Yazoo Valley Vicksburg; st. John, Gin
cinnati.
No change worthy Of mention in business. .
The St. Mary brought one barrel and five half.
barrels of new syrup. the second shipment OF
Ad7ces by telegraph were received !ate last
evening that the rigid quarantine against this
city n and a be W6d
be prevented from landing at many places above
Vioksburg. It was concluded to postpone her
quarantine regulations are released, A special
notice to shippers to send and get their freight
back will be found in another column ,
For yesterdays proceedings OF the Steam
boatmens Relief Association see our local col
We have been requested to state that appli-
cants for relief who are unable to find the Office
of the association can make known their needs
to this reporter. We will give all such applica-
tions immediate attention.
tho Rucc 81 Of the Democratic party at the next
election should register. New papers are re,
duired. as the old ones Wll not answer y 20 ana
vote may not be lost
The attention Of the committee appointed to
Relief Association is called to special notice
Capt Dick Rawlings is we'll and out
Hl. Castar i also getting on nicely.
Mr.. The. Burdea4, was very low yesterday,
change for the better had set in
The wife and son of Capt J. T. Douglas. who
ben % Wh h by 6ae oeen
getting we'll as fast as, possible.
nh Ouaehita Belle havi, resumed her semi,
weekly trips to Bayou Sara, will leave as usual
Tomorrow. See special notice In another col
The Assumption. leaving to-day for. the La
weeks. during which time she will receive g
coat OF paint and Wha few repairs may be found
necessary after which she ,s VII resume ea her
Tuesday and saturday.
he Henry Tea boat that f hag haYTas been
and IL deh 4y3 Ws 9e e PSe Wha MondaS ana
take her place in the trade az o trl,Weekly
packet leaving every Tuesday. Thursday and
coin, wifi be found in command; the clever and
attentive Mr.. J. L. Landry will preside as usual
" Mr, I'd. Flood who has charge of the mud
washing feet 10 OLD river, writes us under date
Of the twenty-four,h, as follows: We have got
through the Gut Wth the Clara a.: = q and two
and q half feet Of water through It." The Bon
nie Lee with IA bales of cotton. and drawing
Abrna md a baf fsnfn through
stopping, though she rubbed slightly several
times.
leave ut y, N. Tomorrow, going 70 Egg
Bend only. g. W. stinde in command. W. H.
McChes ney clerk.
Sept. Toca clerk, leaves daily. Sunday, ext
oeDted, for the upper coast to Kennerville. a
10 0. m, promptly.
Tete 4. 4. GhsrIet master. n pupus eterk
leaves to-day at 10 a. m. for the coast and
6s qesar to 1pper coast packet
Mary Ida J. A. Rniz master, leaves tomorrow,
as usual. at 10 q. m for the Ben Tureaud plan
The feet and very regular lower coast daily
leaves as usual to-day at p. N. Tor the Green
III The e coast and Bayou Sara United States mail
packet st. Mary. In PLACE OF the Coy. Allen,
John Brown master s. ). Streck clerk, leaves
The B4lle, j. A. Comstock master. Messrs
Wood and Dean clerks, leaves tomorrow at II
a. n. for the upper coast. .,
Jas. +. Muse master, Andy Roland in charge of
the Office, leaves tomorrow at D. m for Vtcks.
""A"' Exchange Clippings.
Cincinnati Enquirer. Sept. "a:
Although the boats III the New Orleans trade
nave not perfected their arrangements for the
season yet, enough is Known to say that they
Cincinnati and Red River Line. Al the boats
In the line will have their chimneys painted red
The new and q CANT steamer , Whisper us Is re, re-
Without iif t detention. She viii leave Wednesday.
and doubtless. have as much freight as she can
handle Gp Henry harper + hep
made successful trip at Wheeling Saturday.
Cincinnati Commercial:
returned from New York, where he has been
engaged the uast week purchasing the outfit
Of his new steamer, Guiding Star. Stewart
room outfits. The ladies' cabin furniture is of
rosewood, and OF new and beautiful design, and
Is Fl ON the famous manufacturing establish
is from the well known Wilcox SILVER Manufac-
turing Company. Instead Of the ordinary
in the forward caPn the oor vii
other inlaid woods. All the above was selected
under the personal supervision OF Com.
n noHpsGn such matters H "S IS well Known to to
ali our Western steamboa men. com.
Dean selected and purchased 10 New YORK the
outfits Of the famous steamers Thompson Dean.
J. III. White aud John W. Cannon. The cabin
Of the Guiding Star will be finished inf in an en-
and stateroom doors Of black walnut and birds
eye maple. and the brackets and G ceilings N goss los
white and gold; and. taken as a whole. she will Will
built for the Cincinnati and New Orleans
trade, Mr VIM. r. Wherry and Capt Miller s
son, Don. will be associated in the office Of the
new steamer. which will be ready to launch in a
week and fully completed by the twentieth OF
Cant D. H. Silver will have his new steamer.
Annie p Silver, ready to launch fromt The M Ma-
pe Ways BY me e9se oyo f to 1g sndpF
Toad for New Orleans direct
Capt. NJ l.. Virden will clerk the, Thos: sher-
sock next season, and Capt, Sterling Mcintyre
viii have charge OF the Office of the Golden
City
AMOS PATTEN G. CO.,
xourxsrccrNN MERCHANTS AND