The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01

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n change to report either IN weather or bust
~ Contrary to expectations there was no
&sfa In any quantity Of DRIFT In the river. and
fsken blanks aud ruaders are common. The
HIapef bad TO lay, over on account o. ,repairs
<ia fudder till this evening. The katehez
ksm yeksburg. aud the Henry Frank both ar
sssa Yesterday. bringing In the aggregate
ans bales Of cotton and will return to-day.
bel Gay lsft ,este1pay d 1or Bayou s, ssra
rived Thursday night from Camden aud In
HeiylnR TO return Monday.
Az II A. M sharp for Bayou Goua.
eThe Tensas. Capt L.. v. Cooley, Clerk H. Mo.
sson arrived yesterday from the Tensasa and
fsean With fun trip, aud II receiving to re-
I'M tnAday MT D b, m positively.
VIZ Tiha Il mammoth Henry Frank arrived yester-
IN with a full luai from Memphis and the
sssda, and IL receiving 10 return TO. day nj 6 D.
Nrr.J, d. Keenan,. clerk of the O. X. Peck. Ia
aII ID the city, and Will remain here uutll after
a INV New Nav Orleans and Red River Transports.
An Company steamer.W, j. Behan, George H.
Fiinson master, Ed, Hamsr clerk, arrived
isfee from the Texas, loaded with IA bales of
Saen and tie barrels. Of oil. The Behan re-
srna to-day. without fell at .. IN.
fhn pretty Danube, also OF the above eompa.
Al Charlie Thorn master, Eug. Barrow clerk,
Evee to-day. sure, ut y, m. for Shreveport.
Tho Bertha leaves Tor he Atchafalay n to day.
bopf forget that the Dart Able leaves to- day
fSe areat James Howard due to arrive. will
kihe next departure IN the Anchor Line.
rho Big sunfower comes out OF her retire
De leaves next Tuesday under the command
/ 4 Capt. Alex Trousdale with MIR. J. IL, Tru-
mai In the office.
/ Nv for Vt. Louie. with eight empty b rges.
The renowned passenger and freight steamer
uAtles Morgan. Of the Southern Transporta.
/ H0n Company. Albert Stein MASTER Harry W.
. Nil and Adam Weyland clerks, leaves o.day
! stp, n, FIR the Ohio. through to Cincinnati.
Tgs Guiding Star. Capt. ". 3. Miller. follows
The Kountz' Line steamer IL o. Ssanard. David
Harey master. Chaa, II. Seaman clerk, leaves
h:aay Al D N for ~. Louis,
The New Orleans and 0uarhita Rivnr Trans
poftAt!on Oompany's ste amer John ILL., Hanna.
". Blanks master. d. g. OornweIf clerk.
kases to-day ~ : g. m. for the ouachita.
1 TSe regular triweeElv upper coast packet
Belle tin place OF the Mary 1da). J. A. Ruiz
master. ]. g. Brou clerk leaves to-day at 10 q.
NJ Spromptly fer r Pen Tdreanas,
packet Assumption, p. A. Charlet master. N. n.
Dupnis clerk. leaves to-day at 10 a. m. for Lau
~ valley,
The staunch Emma Irvine. Il. M. vallette
Master. leaves to-day, MS usual ut . .. m. for
ne lower coast TO the Greenwood plantation.
The regular eemi-weekly Bayou Sara and
pom. John @. Libano master. J, II. Mossop clerk.
leaves to-day at o y. m. without fail.
me regular united States mail packet Nat
thez, Il, Il. Leathers master, j. II. Muse clerk.
hgyes to-day promptly at o. n. for vicssbnlg
The regular weekly 8raud Ecere and Alex.
sndria packet Bart Able, Richard sinnott mas.
er, Geo. Q. Hamilton clerk. leaves to-day. ae
Exchange Clippings. January 20.
Cincinnati Enquirer:
twill only take ak feet more water to float
me W L. Halliday at JeffersonviliA, Arrange
ments were made here yesterday to have her
brought up as soon rs ehe IL afoat and plaeei
On the Marine Ways, where che will be- repaired
aad stralghtened 10 and have her cabin lifted
uanrxS Albert has resigned IA steward 81 N,
-sRd Jas; Bohan has taken biz place.
NH Most quiet and beautiful laake,e.
4tE place around the faila Eccurrf,t
tnxt pur yesterday morrEng MI M,
MI V famous Howsrd1 Nor som
~ I \ew. siie ILs.A Anchor I'm,
Ss1R .aunch, but tn
|SI2 JJoos st ne loose : IAN an
wv , m anaious weather
tIi .ie on T. k.isei
~ upon IL l beau HIN
tisties ua i from In
compare itita liphtl
speed 10 ker hand
y Of Greent he'd ie
Courier: r ndsam
the exertions o. eer'
the Ed. Rchsn
Wm. Rahu. ". 3lT.
mas. Mt. Vernon, Gap
ss hay, and froH Wao
eo bags corn. Quite asol
IAN. 2s.--Denae fog mi
resnipped 100 tons on I
nd goes into the Cairo
Inc Green Line The
additions: she was wal
On gets all she wants.
rain tell yesterday morn
Is still cloudy and quita
ailing slowly. which will h
~ Ice out of the Missi
opening Of that river 10
2r; The roads Ia all the "a
Y IN; ~ large extent. over th
.a ,rpassssaple to teams, az
mere will be much hinde,
tnaw and the rain tha ho,
R aus, anu many localities
:, " H.. OUT from the outsfde "
Y W the Ice blockade. Fro,
ats VIII fail 70 find freight
iAnuings. Business is n
~. The James Howard ca =,
vii get away for the Snuti
WIZ De followed by the Bel,
y sam I'm, hooerts and barges
ad VIII proceed to Evans
no doubt A-'ahs
y his Avalanche 30:
phn Dippold and barees mr.,
"a Cairo. She took IN *,
htaining 649s bales cotton
s. sacks oil cake and left for N.
y e \. Gastrell. en- route fran
f& orleans passed down vast
AI6 She added here eleven las
IN hty-fve ions misoalianeo,
- tons ali told and was ar
~ Hers new Guiding Star
h matt TO New Orleans. pa
D& with 400 tons of freight