The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07
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The weather yesterday was cloudy ind
Business very fair. There was q nice pile of
freight received for the Choutenu; also Tor the
Mr. Mr. j. b. Bres had to stop off the Cannon this
trip on account Of sickness In bis family. Wal,
J. g. Bergeron the place OF Mr.. Mears. -,
The John Means left e6, ; yesterday for st. Louis
Bteam was raised on tho Ashland yesterday
for the purpose OF trying her machinery H.,
The upper eyee Is rocei th &c eont Of she u.s.
cnS o of aa1 s vii oah s
leave here next week for the, Ounchltn. !,
Capt. J p. Brou brought the Belle to TIE land
at 8 D. ~, on her first trip to Bonnet Carre. as
per ndvertlsement 10 another pao co th Under
been made as good % new. She has received
an extensive overhauling. and IL In splendid
coming down on the Golden Rule. -. :,
The Fl. G. Jaeger was receiving, liberay for
ST. Louis !, yegter!day, and eaves day sure r.
evening with 1889 bal es cotton and 1403 spcks
cotton seed, and will be receiving to leave this
ana for oFeep Hdnss oG r. sm M Hh HTy Me-
Crindle and CURT Lewis, clerks. The White s
as fleet rs she Ia beautiful, IL unsurpassed In all
sengers, and Is fitted out without regard to
expense. Her cabin Is long and gorgeous
staterooms large and elegantly furnished. Her
officers are gentlemen pleasant to do business
with or to travel with, rs they ore reliable, COM
potent and attentive.
MIR. I'd: Hhmer end E1g. hirk nave returned
from their sOjOurn across tho Luke, rendY for
Capt. Wenze has sold the Ella Hughes, as, she
now lies in Old river. to Capt. MIX Theodore
for $500 Capt. Theodore left yesterday with
the Painter No. and two barRes and will attempt
to rasS her Failing In that he VIII wreck her
crew Tuesday evening. and had to lay over
until yesterday morning :. a., , ,,-
. The Bonnie Lee. In place or the Bnrt Able.
leaves Saturday for Red river.
The big Indian" Natchez leaves Saturday, as
usual, for vicksburg.
of the Laura Leo He writes us as follows from
Cairo. under date of the third;
We arrived here to-day With 200 tons iroight
coming out Of the Ohio; grounded only twice.
ab s to get % 4nd E ~ leu" yin
The Kountz Line steamer Henry @. Yaeger.
Char'es Leeds master n D Fowler clerk, or,
return TO-. day without foil ut .. NJ.
The Whisper has discontinued her Saturday
trips to the upper coast and will leave every
Friday at .. m. inHtead, commencing to-mor-
row, and going as high as the Ashland planta-
ton as usual, Capt J. A. Comstvck commands.
The John 4. Scudder 70 telegraphed to arrive
from St. Louis to-day She Is followed by the J,
The CITY Of Alton wos to have left st. Louis
yesterday. The E. o. stanard leaves there to-
The Paris G. Brown left Cincinnati Tuesday.
The A. @. Donnaly leaves there to-day. and the
The huge cotton carrier and fine passenger
master. George Mitenbergaer and Joe Spears
clerks. will be found at the landing this morn
Ing receiving to leave this 2. m positively for
last hero has been lsng' hened, fitted out with
tho best Of passenger a"cnmmOd ntions. and she
comes to enter r. gumarlly the above trade eav-
steamer HenryFrank. now OH route and duo
to arrive.
Eva, Chas. De Bo1chel master, Sept Toca clerk.
leaves this 10 a. III. promptly.
The fleet weekly np z, coast packet Mary
leaves this 10 q. M. promptly, for Ben Tureaud
plantation. The Mary Ida is daylight boat
G The S Henry Tete making tri-weeky trips to
the coast and Donaldsonvile, leaves to- day.
fourche with tho privilege Of reshipping. Capt.
J. II. Aucoin Ia her clever commander. and Mr..
The Emma Irvine E. M. vaIlette master
leaves as usual at .. N. to- day sharp. for the
tion.
The regular semi weekly coast and Lafourche
IL,
Thos. Knee clerk. lenves to day at D. m.
The new st. John. e. O. M"lancon In COM
mand. will be found at the landing this morn.
ing receiving to leave to morrow at 10 a. M,
promptly. for Baton Rouge and all coast land !
ings.
The new Edward J. Gay, John J. Brown mas
ter &. S. Streck clerk Is receiving to leave to-
and ali mail landings. ' >' ,' N'N''
Exchange Clippings, November 3.
Cincinnati Enquirer:
Mr.. A. G. Holderstadt. for several years con-
nected with the coal interests Of this city and
late of Collier Budd & Co., left for New Orleans
last night on the Golden Rule, to try bis for
tunes In the South.
The Southern Transportation Company will |
send out three boats next week for New Orleans, |
The Paris @. Brown will leave on Tuesday. and
either the Cherokee Or A. G. Donnally on Thurs
day.
Capt. Wes Black left for Evansville last night |
to take command Of the Sam Roberts and |
barges. Ben Frazer and John T. Goodrich will |
be her pilots.
Capt. Geo +. Kouns came down on the Poto-
mac yesterday. and left for New Orleans on the
Golden Rule. He reports the Kittte Nye on the
Point Pleasant docks, being overhauled.
Telegram to Commercial:
MEMPHIS. Nov. 1.-The new month opens with |
an suspicious outlook for business. The A. j.
White Capt Geo NJ done. starts In the Prentiss
and mouth of White river trade Tomorrow
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