The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-29
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Sunday. September 20. 1878.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. !
Sunday. September 20. 1873. }
Arrivals.
Taabel Emma Irvine, Ouachita Belle Molle
moore. Bertha, Mary Ida. Rice Farmer. Eva,
Alvin. x,. 1y" y.r
Isabel. Emma Irvine. Belle. Mary Ida. Rice
Farmer. Ouachfta Belle, Bertha, Ya20o valley
Bonnie Lee
Isabel, Emma irvine, lower coast; 81: Mary.
ouacRita Belle. Bayou Sara: j. B. ~, KehIor.
St. Louis; Fanchon. Opelonsas; Belle, mary y.
Ida, upper coast; ASSUMPTION. Laf urehs: g.
John. cincinnpati; J. W. Cannon Vieksoure'
The veather yesterday morning in Indicated i,a t.
rain but i cleared end n The day w as yeE bs warm
The Molle Moore, from 1T. Louis. arrived
Friday night; the John Dippold, with barges.
mr., The. Burdenu was better yesterday morn
ing. and strong hopes were entertained OF his
stTke Hunter the well known Red river pilot,
arrived yesterday morning Mr.. Hunter went
from Shreveport to Memphis where h2 remain
Thanks to Andy Roland, OF the 1azoo valley
Charlie drlce stopped off the Yazoo, Valley
this, trip, Harry McCrindle is making the trip
Mr. b. q. Leatbers stopped of the Valley also
and will 20 as bill clerk of the u. J. Gay.
Sam Gwartney has gone to the mouth OF Red
river to soc his affinity who lives in that vlcin-
Capt Geo. Hamilton has taken charge Of the
Bonnie Lees office.
twenty. sixth from Louisville. that he Is clerk Of
the Riverside Hol el, without the diamond pin)
but that he will be with US again. lust as soon
Drown is third clerk of the james Guthrie, and
fiat Chag TrusloW Jr Is n cd with th sb oh,
The last OF the Pargouds freight was stored
yesterday evening.
For Yesterdays proceedings Of the Steam
boatmen's Relief Association 800 our local col
umn.
cants for relief. who unable TO find the office
Of the association can make known their needs
lions Immediate attention.
REGISTER Every steamboatman who wishes
the success Of the Democratic party at the next
Guired, as the old ones will not answer; 60 and
register your, name without delay. that your
The Rice Farmer lays over day to clean out
her boiler. aud Will leave to: morrow. as usual.
at 10 O. m. for the upper c. asst
For the same PURPOSE the Emma Irvine lays
over Tomorrow. and will leave Tuesday, as
usual. for tho lower coast. - ~
G. 2. Chouteau and Henry Frank in another
The Bertha arrived Frlday night. She was
drawing four and q half feet and lost about four
hours Ia getting through the Gut" and had to
leu learn that tt The channel is very umpy, with very
little current. and that the depth ranges from
81 to feet.
Ned Phelps Is down with the fever.
Capt. Geo. D. Ell Q. one of our most popular
and tndefatisabIe steamboat agents, who has
been domiciIed for 10, these many years at
Tchoupitoulps street has changed his base. OF
operations, and is now to be- found at "a Gravier
Capt J, s. Tindel left yesterday on the Bonnie
Lee for the Gut" for the pnr lose Of relieving
Capt. Wenzel, In command Of the Clara s. Capt.
The Henry Tete will be found at the landing
TO- morrow morning. ready for business. The
Tuesday, T6ursaae and satu' day. With he wei
known j: +. Aucoin In command. Mr.. M. ii.
Landry clerk. See adverttsemeut: :, l. s,,o
The Emma Irvine leaves to-day at o. M, as
usual, for the lower coast as far as the Green
The The Douaehita Belle, John O. LibaDo In com
mand, leaves Wednesday as usual. for Bayou
sara, c e n the United stnt mail n4ou
Sept. Toca CLERK. leaves to- morrow forthe up-
per coast to bonneville at 10 q M, promptly.
Wood and Dean clerks, leaves tomorrow at II
a. m. for Donaldsonville and the Ashland plan
The United States mail steamer st Mary. In
place Of the Gov. Allen will leave to- morrow at
81. N. for Bayou Saa. j. j. Brown master. s.
s. Streck clerk.
The regular semi weekly Bayou Lafourche
packet Evn. q. d. Terrebonne master, Thomas
Knee clerk. leaves to. morrow at D. M prompt
The regular iri weekly upper coast packet
Mary Ida, j. a Ruiz master. Edwath Nirnle
clerk, leaves Tuesday at 10 Il. n. Tor Ben Iu-
reau plantation.
The superb j. W. Cannon, in place Of the
Robert i. Lee. VIM. Cam pbell master. Messrs.
Mossop and Cannon clerks, leaves Tuesday. as
usual. for Vicksburg
Exchange Clippings, September ZG.
Cincinnati Enquirer:
to be let into the water, but waits the cmple-
tion Of the new Annie ?. Silver before she can
the s Of @S Job
q The Office Of G"pt Mor's new Guiding stsr
Oourier-Jou nal:
Capt. Burdeau's new ferryboat left for New
Orleans yesterday. She Ia very neat. strong,
and, no doubt. will prove TO be serviceable
The Cincinnati. Louisville and New Orleans
Pool Line will be oreaGized soon on more
solid basis than 1t ever WAS. They are now fix
ing to do some business and max some money.
The line i composed of some Of the best boats
that ever hOated.
The Whisper gets a good lot offfeight here for
the South.
sr. LOUIS Sept. pa good shower, fell this
afternoon. which cooled the atmosphere and
laid the dust.
There j. no Improvement In business. Ev-
erybody Is waiting the return Of cold weather, |
when 1t Ii thought Il lines will be good
large mber of prominent Southern bust
ness men art in the city
The Gen. Tucker arrived from Bismarck. and
South.
Mate Rube Gill and Engineer AL Hewitt left
for Cincinnati by rail to 90 on the Annie P. Sill
= ver
In command OF the J. b NJ Kehlor succeeded
in getting the boat as far South as point above
Memphis. where he left her and came home not
6 feeling very 81 well Cart paye Hainey has gone
River feet by the gauge and stationary.
The Gold Dust and John A. Scndder came to
the levee from retirement. No departures
CAIRo, Sept. 25,---The E. o. Stanard passed to
st, Louis yesterday. She is reported to have
several ERA cases of'y, low fever On board. ny
nearly all we're then recovering. Capt. Henry
Seaman had been very sick, but was able to be
at his post yesterday.
Shreveport Times:
We have not been able to interview Capt. Ten
nyson, but understood that the Florence and
Wagner have been busy at work during the
past week placing mate ial ON the bank for Of
feetuaily closing Tones bayou.
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