The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-15
LRH Talagranh.

LOUISVILLE. July 19.-To q. Melancon: New
ST. ohn IN river Of y. m. J. j. MCELR0Y.
| The John W. Cannon leaves as usual tU-mor
row for VicRsburg landing o. ssengeis ut Gar
r,llton. and charging tor the same the sum O.
! + n cents, Tor the beueht of the orphan asylums
| The Eva, on Thursday next will make prBnf
| excursion trip to the gulf shore. Capt Tefre.
| bonnie, who is an old hand In such matters has
| made every preparation for pleasant trip, and
and sport, and can get off, TO interview he CAT
| tain. The Eva Ia q staunGh and safe boat and
has comfortable accommodations. Attention is
| called to the advertisement In the anus. ment
c lumn particularly to the TACT that rare op-
por!unity Is offered to visit Caillou island one
| of the most delightful places on the coast.
| The steamer Gov. Allen brOugh down 22o pas
sengers from OarrQllton last evening
The Red River Transportation Company will
N. n. Wood, Wednesday. and The Bonnie Lee,
Capt. nj. H. beovell, Saturday, both to Shreve-
port.
Hot FoR THE OH1o-To. morrow paasenpers
for Louisville and Cincinnati enjoy the spl Maid
opDor unity OF taking state rooms on one OF the
best boats that runs to this city. No boat 10 the
sengers or better differed than the new and
very fast steamer New Mary Houston. Gait
Charles Miller, Capt Charlie has no superior
rs o commander. and Mr.. Elliott Miller first
clerk, knows how to MI an office perform his
duty, and give all satisfaction who do business
WIN MIN; with SUCH men and such boat as
the HOuston, 1t is always pleasant to travel. We
assure al desiring quick, comfortable trip
that she 10 the boat.
Tue SL Francis BGlIG leaves daily at 7 lao a, IN
from Blenville9. street for Westwego running In
connection with the New Orleans and Texas
railroad to Donads onville.
ooas he t bt tb eayes lhis u M for the upper
In r., command, Messrs Wood and Dean clerks.
n The United Stqte7 mail and passenger packet
clerk. leaves to-day at o. m. for Bayou Sara.
The Henry Tete J. i. Aueoin master, M. Fl.
Landry clerk, leaves to-day at D, m. for the
coast pona,ldsonyille and the Lafourche.
The very regular and reliable Bayou La
fourche packet Eva, U. D. Terrebonns master.
Tom Iom Knee and M II. Landry clerks, leaves to-
The regular tri:weekly upper coast packet
Mary Ida. j. A. Ruiz muster, Bdwa d Nicolle
for the Ben Tureaud plantation The Mary Ida
returns on alternate days and does all her bust
ness in daylight.
Washington. leaves to.morrow vt 8 o. m, RI II.
Broad in command, Theo. Jobin clerk. The
Fanchon takes Bayou, des Glaizes freight. re-
The J, W. Cannon. In place OF the Robt. Il
lie Ii ,a VIII Leave to,morr2y for VI ksbqrg and
mapd, A. McVay In the office.
Jhe st, Mary, Joe Daferes in command e.
Hicolle CLERK, leaves tomorrow. at s D. IN. for
The Assumption. p. A. Chariot In command,
Will arrive to leave as usual Wednesday ut IL
M for the tafourcho, through to Lockp TT.
Belle. in place of the J. w. Cannon John G.
ltibano master, leaves Wednesday, as usual, for
Bayou Sara.
Exchange Clippings. July I2.
st. Louis Republican:
Capt. Thorwegan's Chas. ?. Choutenu will be
AIKEN out on the ways tomorrow. Her altera-
lions will be completed and she will leave for
The South August 20. to take her place in the
Memphis and, New Orleans trade George Mil
Cenoerger will have charge of the Office
Cant. j. I. Burdeau and Joseph Garneau met
On Change yesterday for the first time In sew
araI years They carried on their conversation in |
French, and Capt. Tom Shields, John Keiser
and several other prominent bontmen, who |
,ook hand,
Cincinnati Enquirer:
Capt; J. J; Brown contemplates starting the |
Jew ~; ). Gay down the river Saturday to get |
ler to Cairo before The riveL gets too low
Memphis Avalanche:
- Capt Elisha G.. Austin Is to be pilot on the o. |
j. wagner. which steamer starts for Red river |
D few days on snag pulling cruise.
Helena expects to ship 10000 bales of cotton |
o 600 bales,