The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-29

low high water mark of 1874. Indicates

10y high water mark of 1874. Indicates
- Indicates fall.
| Ejness very fair The lower landing was
3erably crowded with freight and the
7f0p, Laura Lee and W. J. Poiteyent. on ac-
lof there not being room, had TO land at
Etper wharf, the former above Lafayette
The Laura Lee from Shreveport, and
n No. 10. from Bnuf river. arrived also
lday. The Lee had 1916 bales and was II Vt
for her guards lack ed considerable OF
IA the water and she had plenty Of stow
foom. The Lee returns to-day; SO does
~ Era No. 10 and the BastroD. The Poite-
feturns tomorrow.
= Gold Dust and Robt. Mitchell were both
Wing literally yesterday.
IN o. X. Peck got away for the Teche.
~ barge loaded with the Texas outfit was
d 70 the upper landing yesterday. head OF
II John d. Scully was withdrawn yesterday
~ the Red river trade, and her freight
E5Sed over to the Silver CITY. leaving last even
~ special notice to shippers by the .Scully
r Be- found In another column. The Scully.
~ transferring her freight. lett for the
f<sneas river.
lfs b J. Gay. during the fog Monday night.
a into the bank just above Carroll,on; her
81 striking a stump. was slightly damaged,
5dshe returned to the CT yesterday morning
~ vent Into dock, She will be ready to leave
p her next regular day. Friday. The W, J.
Eisvent got aground at Bonnet Carre In the
- foR, and was pulled of by the Trenton.
fbe following letter was received by us yes
IGd1y though 1t should have come to hand
ION BOARD STEAMER CORONA. [
January 23-3:10 .. IN.
me are just landing at the mouth of Red
~. having left New Orleans at 5 80 o. m. yes-
M. We arrived at Baton Rouge st 80,
Dat eieht miles les. ahead . OF the Kate Kinney:
6eeauarters OF an hour by losing nut off Of
= rod, and arrived at Red river as above. Kate
I'M ney IN M f n Mr. EA Shields WHO has
"a III the business for 10 these many years."
its bic friends to know that he Is still selling
= Tor j. X. Warner IL Co.. and that his Ice Is
.pure and as cold as ANYBODY else's and he
Ne regular through B9uf riven packet Era
q 10. James Hamilton master, J. p. Mohr
1T. leaves to-day without fail. at D. m. for
81 tsle s below from the J. M. White.
ne veteran Capt. Cannon and his great
inner Ed. Richardson met with an ovation at
~ Albany and Evansville. His friends here
\ arranging grand reception on arrival.
Our St Louis friends are disturbed at the
NOR that the Richardson. Frank. Chouteau
u Lee would make their appearance among
I'm as soon as the cotton season was over. 1t
~ natural to suppose that 80 much TONNAGE
ltthough we have no authority for saying so.
LII 10 certain that some or all of these boats
q 90 to either Cairo. st. Louis or the Ohio.
The peerless ]. M White Is receiving to leave
mo d. Stein arrived Monday night from Yer
liionvllle and returned yesterday.
The New Orleans and Ouachita River Trans
oItasion Comptany's steamer John Wilson, Joe
|elmee master. w. b. Clark clerk. due last night
Ayes for the Ouachita to- day at o. m. posi-
ye!y, In place OF the John II. Hanna, carrying
z United States mai.
The Bastrop, also of the above company, fall
xto arrive In time to leave yesterday, as adj
1iised. leaves to-day at o. N. for Bayou Bar.
leomew. Gus Hodge In command, L. L. Della
Qgssaye clerk.
Y ready to leave yesterday. laid over until 5
q. to-day. when she leaves for Memphis.
liro aud st. Louis. J. 7. McCord In com
nd II. Dietrich CLERK.
The Kountz Line steamer L. o. Stanard.
tceiviDg for Memphis. Cairo and st. Louis.
eave with dispatch.
The regular Memphis and bend packet Henry
ank, ]. r. Hicks master, Alfred Griss ON
rk is.recelving to leave tomorrow at ., m.
The handsome and popular Southern Trans
ration Com pany's steamer. Robt. Mitchell,
10 Moore master. Frank Stein clerk. arrived
onday night from the Ohio. and is receiving
return to-day at p. m. for Cincinnati.
The Charles Morgan, Capt. ALT stein. due to-
!, will follow the Mitchell. leaving Saturday.
The New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
Oompany's United States mail steamer
ura Lee. H. L Lee master. Walter Parker
Il. leaves to-day al D. m. for Shreveport.
ne through Arkansas river packet Bedford,
y. Williamson master. J. H. Haskell and J.
dlruth clerks, Is receiving at the head of
..eyette street to leave to-day at 4 Q. m.
he through Tensas and Macon packet W. J.
tevent, j. b. Sullivan master, J. W. Ong
II. T. receiving to leave to- day at o. m.
ne Whisper, A. j. Comstnck master leaves
II q m. for Ben Tureaud's, Donaldsonville.
Hand plantation and Bayou Goula. Messrs.
Cd and Dean clerks.
ne Emma Irvine. Il. M. Vallette master.
yes as usual at 2. m. to-day sharp for the
er coast as far as the Grepnwo nlantatfon
he John W. Cannon. J. g. Lbano master,
n h. Mossop clerk, leaves to- day at S o. NJ,
mptly: Tor Bayou Sara. carrying the United
REGULAR DEPARTURES FOR TOMORROW
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ma irvine. Lower Coast. ...... o. m. |
,ntOn. .-.---.-.... Lafourcbe ~ .. m. |
1. White .....-.-. Greenville .5p o. m. |
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