The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-27

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se9T hgh w9 aa, marx q 1871 Indicates
The weather yesterday was very pleasant and
sacks coffee part Of the Oily of Mexico's cargo
shipped from the government warehouse al
The j. sharp Mcdonald arrived yesterday
morning with ten boats of coal from Cairo.
She was 70 have returned last night, a telegram
ay o Psbare ber 70 10
tp,days dispatches viii confirm t1e presump
ton created by this telegram that there Ia
rise coming,
MIR q, L. Mavor went out in charge of the
Friend Wood was bosslng some painters on
the Whisper yesterday. There were a couple
Of seats that had been touched np that he was
particularly anxious some one should occupy,
river reporter or tarpautin man of all
others. hn, he wished In vnln, and was savage
tbereat We heard of It aud steered clear
Capt. John A. Stevenson was able to put in an
appearance Mt his flee Yesterday
The, people Of H9t Springs. Arkansas, are
shad In consi derabla numbers In the Ouaehita
river. The river is only about eight miles from
town, and the presence Of such toothsome and
highly appreciated fish so near their doors Is
enough to excite much less UNREASONABLE
people than the residents Of the valley Of hot
HOuaehita river two years ago.
People who would like to have some of these
shad, az we'll as little hot water, will find the
reaching the splings.
The following + y common item In the Mem
evening for Cincinnati with 1000 bales cotton 10
d dries. = 80 - - - = ~ 30 = Sun
Mr. Hurry Taylor has returned from his Nv
Ing trip West and North. and L.. again at his
desk Mt J. H. Menge's. Harry IL full Of the
sights he saw, and likes to be asked about his
.nr}n tt,h ntryV .,ely
The Rev. DR.. JAS. A. Ivy hes presented the
subordinate branch Of National Marine Ed
gineers with handsome Bible. Their ae
acknowledgements will be found In another part of
The John Dippold will be the next departure
pgny. She La due TO arrive.
The D. NJ White will be receiving TO morrow
a lsave ThuIT II as usual for dreenvil'e
Ouanhta takes Camden freight
The attention Of all interested is called to the
towage rates adopted by the owners Of oil the
harhortugs advertised In the steamboat column
Fast Time.
=. The Baton Rouge and Donaldsonville United
States mail and passenger packet Katydid on
her up trip Friday last. left Donaldsonyile at
o'clock. made eleven postotces and three
ball landings and arrived at Baton Rouge at
' o'clock direct distance 81 miles: crossing
river, 10 miles; total run. Go miles and IA land
ings In six hours.
Another Fast Run.
Copy Of Dispatchl
MEMPHIS. Tenn, May 49, 1879.
y u B. Woods Agent Anchor Line. New Orleans
The Anchor Line steamer W, r. Halliday left |
s sE III Landing TnuIssday evening at O'clock
hours out, dreenvIlle In AZ hours, and Memnhis
II days n and If IN u nfds NJ the Usual
til bs M. White below VioksopppRs s ah tne R3bt
Mitchell which left Is a n q u Mas Selow
AItan Eise w i about tic time u
year for our fast ones to set the pegs for fast
time TO Natchez, vicksburg, etc, =, The old r =,
Ice has her record alao re nat thv pa
s snss yda Ms.s Ss ss Fl H
us In a lew days forever probably she may show
what she can do In her Old age. and II she does
The others will have to shake themselves t. boat
The Blanche Porter, Capt Frank Ottendorfer,
clerk Frank Kranz. leaves this o. ~. On her
frst regular trip to Grand Isle. Sec advertise
The Danube will take Minden freight this
trip See special notice.
s sm snd o ay R RSPsaF Ph2 mixer
master W. t. Shaw clerk. leaves tomorrow
without fail for Cincinnati, followed by the
asrfest ct Cincinnati, which is to be the gram
est festival VI the kind ever given In this coun,
try will find the Rule delightful boat to travel
The Anchor Line steamer Belle Ct shreve,,
port, James CoghlI master. W. d. Fitzgerald
clerk, viii arrive this morning from st. LOUIS
and will return Tomorrow az 2. m.
The James Howard leaves st Louis to-mor-
row, and the Golden City Cincinnati; n,
The Bertha, ~ place q the Belle, Frank Der
geron master. J Bsrgeron clerk leaves TO-
The regular tri-weekly upper coast packet
Emma Irvine, J. A. Ruiz master, u NJ. vallette
clerk, leaves tomorrow at II a. m. Tor orange
Farm.
pit Mary Joe Daferes master, II. Nicolle clerk.
leaves to-day MT s 70. IN,
The Robert p. Lee VIM. Campbell master,
A.McVay and w Cannon In charge Of the office;
leaves To. day Mt 3 D, IN. for Vicksburg and all
The New Orleans and Opelousas Packet Com
panys Unite States mail steamer Fanehon, II
II. Broad master. Theo. John and }. M: Sher-
rouse clerks. leaves to-day at 8 y. NJ, Tor the
The Yaz5o, William Crawford master J. B.
Schmidt clerk leaves to-day without fail Mt 5 D.
%, r Ter the Atehafalaya, through to Washtng.on
The tri weekly upper coast packet Eva Chha.
DeBouchel master. Sept. Toca clerk, leaves to-
morrow ut II a. m, fer HeIyetia plantation. ;,
The j. W. Cannon. J. O Iaihauo master, J. II.
usual. for all coast landings. through to Bayou
Sara
The United States mail steamer John Wilson,
In place Of the John H. Hanna. of the New Or
leans and Ouaeha River TRANSPORTATION Com
panr. J.W Blacks master, B.G. Cornwall clerk
leaves to morrow nj : u. m. for 0uHehita City
The New Orleans aud Rod River Iranspotta-
ton Compauy's United States mail steamer
Danube Chas. Thorn master. j. u. Meehesney
clerk. Is receiving to leave to morrow for
shreveport.
Exchange Clippings. May -.
Courier journal:
The following will explain itself Capt Eais
being high authority; Mr.. J lin A. Wood: L
remarkable achievement In raising your. uaW
eftul and valuable taWhOht recently SUNK DnaW