The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-11
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A pleasant breeze. lasting the whole day was
much enjoyed on the river front yesterday.
Bgness n TIE wy 0f ba rboe ees
has been q dun one. duller than We hope to see
aaains The Able received a very large trip. but
n hs aaF Of he hs5 tsdsp y ea
gr sn from Natchitoches STATING. that the whole
parish. which has river front Of 100 miles. had
hour. It was too late to stop so she will have to
bring all the freight beck. ,-.
among them the family OF Capt. Nenzei. She
was to have added last evening 1000 more sacks
qf salt making In al 5000 sacks. the whole from
The well known salt house or JACKSON % MAN.
Capt. Joe Dalferes has made arrangements
With Uap pugas for the g. Mary t2
with another boat.
The Isabel & out in the Ocean Dock.
The Cotton Valley and Bonnie Lee were towed
To other laying, up quarters In the upper part Of
Among the departures YESTERDAY. for points
MeChesney and V. @. Dentzel. Capt. Charlie
Thorn leaves tomorrow.
nhe daily trps Of The Rice Farmer to Kenne
vile are proving success. She lays over every
Capt. NJ. Kenison Is spoken of as an indie
pendent candidate for State Treasurer: Capt.
Kenison,ii is man OF considerable admin1stra~
The, john ". Cannon, due this .. m: from
r. will at1 a a s y en- cept nehhg g
purpose the Cannon lands there on her up trips
The following boats are laid up at this port:
THOMPSON Dean, =. p Lee. Natchez, G. =; Dur
Ise Behan, Maria a.. Lonlse. COTTON Valley,
ens d o1 f He fa enry SE ss " + ois
vent, Trenton, J. =, Hanna, Fanehon, Big SYM
fiowes. Bastrop Willie. john Howard, Era No.
To. Wild Gazelle. Emma irvine, Isabel, julia,
Clara ST. .. stein, GAINESVILLE, Tensas and ELLA
Tbs T u Ws s leaves every Tuesday and
Saturday for Grand Isle. The Wenok is new,
safe and very fast. See advertisement;
advertisement Of the Irvine, in another column.
A. will be seen by It the Irvine wheels into line
as daily 5oWer coast Paekket as Tar
Tires miles below the city, leaving here at ..
III. punotually. and returning early the next
command il al energetic rsiabie Business
man. and will make reg lar trips with his
boat purchased ezpresal for ths trade, In Gr
Tin. aew boat, has Just been locked;
I'd dsyalse but II tp top qrder Her aco9mms
Srugglsts are fine, and, being very fast she will
ie2a era great convenience to the trade which
y AAksSTo clerk. leaves to- morrow for the up
coast to Kennerville at 10 o. m promptly
se Belle, J. A. Comstock master, Messrs
I'D and Dean clerks leaves TO- morrow at II
1xad1. for Donaldsonville and the Ashland plan
the United States mail steamer Gov. Allen
Fill leave to- morrow at ?. m. for Bayou Sara
The fleet Assumption, P. A. Charlet in COM
raand, making semi weekly trips to the La
fonrche In place Of the Henry Tete, leaves to-
morrow at s p. m Mr.. N. e Dupuis has charge
" OF the office.
ii The regular semi-weekly Bayou Lafourche
4 packet Eva. u ID. Terrebonne master, Thomas
i Sknee clerk, leaves tomorrow at 8 D. m prompt
~ for Thibodaux.
The regular and fleet tri-weekly upper coast
packet Mary Ida j. A. Ruiz master. Edward
Nicolle clerk leaves Tuesday at 10 q. m. for Ben
Tureaud plantation.
ert E, Lee, VIM. Campbell master. Messrs. Mos
ssop and Cannon clerks. leaves Tuesday. as
usual, for Vicksburg.
The United States mail packet Ouachita Belle,
i'm place OF the j. W. Cannon, making semi
weekly trips to Bayou Sara, will leave Wednes-
day OF y. m.