The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
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pe ~ mark. Indicates rise. Indicates fall.
~ ine weather has moderated considerably
saNnM W. n was very pleasant yesterday.
i. p9n u continues active Notwithstanding Il
tsfns f fcr as H bss %r" ee hs a
eer The Dads tows 10 tlve Of the company mn
e9Mre HI, ~. and one empty ice barge
n, san t,I and White; the work Of putting them
4 y nm was commeneed at o'clock and by the
earxo Il s a Frank ~ in ses
t aver lr ssso bales. Messrs. oeiy wallace did
sse speclal notice Of tho Frank and Chou
ae gssa ID another column.
VIZ ulty 81 Alton is receiving ut the head u
The Carrie Hogan left yesterday for yleks-
The Jn Bryarly IL III the Good Intent dcok.
the W. j. Behan has been taken over the
Uom'r John ). Reed, u. \. N. inspector Of the
nttaenth light house district, arrived III the city
syes ae.u and will 70 w on the Alice which
placed near Nine, mile point IL nAsA 80 - ~ ~
Harry MrQrindle came down by rail and went
PM % The white. John Wilbanks stopped off
The "A. j. Baker accompanied Tho u. M. Nor
! tpn ~ Tar aE Arkansas City. and tho Ny Choice
Pilot NJ ran. of ITO Henry Frank, reports 4
new channel of w feet at Mpnte5uma. midway.
The John Howard. from White river. passed
Aouge yesterday. The Molie Moore core passed ased
Nntrheg yesterday also.
ia Tie epecial notice column -'"'T''ee
The Alexandria and w. ]. Behan both arrived
morrex Whsa a e'fvas dG asn " ao TO-
nasnd ". y. Meuhesney clerk. : = 49,
The Whisper leaves to-day for Bayou Goula.
], The Oily Il Augusta. J, v, Brou master. A. r.
Ereret clerk. lays over to-day. and leaves TO-
Anea Called her nSanet osnrs Church
The Martha left yesterday for the lower coast
i The st, John. Cant. D. p. MeElroy. Clerks W.
n. 4reathonee and Joe Vincent, IL telegraphed
IL X having passed yleksburg with d full load
ID my e Brar .a TSe famous N Anchor Line
at ~. CITY ot Alton Cart Y; " Bixby. CLERK
Wm, Mason, T. receiving to leave Tomorrow
John N. Skunk master. James Mellon clerk.
7 The Clara ", In place of the Eva, Charles De
Bonehel master Sent Toea clerk, leaves day
M ter Wsshama st James James parish
John ]. Brown master. s. y. Strenk clerk, leaves
To-day at D.. no. Ter Bayou Sara and All coast |
u The Thompson Dean, j. n Pepper master.
Erank Beck. IT,, clerk. leaves to day Gt D. M,
! Tho white star Liae steamer Whisper. J. "A.
Comstock master. George M Woods clerk
iesyes taS p g. f9r hasSH ao9 Nh na
Ransom Ia command. leaves tomorrow at Ii a.
rhs Henry Tese /, A Az IN deomm,a'nd
The regular trf- weekly lower coast packet |
Emma Irvine. J.. A. Ruiz master, leaves to- NOR
The John w. Cannon. j. U. Lihano master.
leaxes to.morrow a. .; NJ. for Bayou Sara.
eew or Veks6arx
Exchange Clippings.
Cincinnati Commercial. October %:
yos Peoples, m Ga, time mate aztec, On some p o.
Mount Pleasant. Westmoreand county. Pa. Ia
1905. In early days he drove u Conestoga wagon
81 ths living teams on The last stage
Inns, and counted among his passengers Ben
to CLAY. Harrison and other notahles Of the
j ner twenty two years ago, and was known
81 5 good neighbor, Kind, patient and alice
prTTsnuRa. Oct a1.-Lock Nos on the Men
onRahela will pass boats on Wednesday. Eff
cen inches 81 snow fell at Meaaville on Sun
gent. died on Sunday. aged seventy,
BURLINGTON. Ia Oct. 27.-Ab, BaRby, en-
Eineer Of the steamboat Minnesota while h oil;
lis clothing caught aud was horribly manEled,
lying Ia e. minutes.
OonrierA nal, Octoh or rs:
Can't. jack DeHart has gone to Madison to
Akethe Corona to Cincinnati and load for New
Evansville Courier, October as
Capt. Parispt. of the Yazoo City. and Can't. g.
l. Williams. OF the Owensboro wharf boat were
s eE rs Seo 10 hsm % Pp
,reek 10 get the City of Yazoo over that bar and
'ring her here On the expected rise. !
What has become Of the scheme for a line OF
asst mail packets on the lower Mississippi? A
ew mouths ago the enterprise gave promise Of
ssems TO have lost sight of both the PROJECT and
projectors. AT the beginning Of the apparently
lnwise and unfortunate to neglect ~ impor- $
FRAME and travel on the Mississippi mus. ever
.reatness 81 NJ. Louis. ana the rapid transit Of 5
nail matter. as well as of freight. is necessity
n g. nnns Feas b 81 Snefeo ctober ~
The . Baker arrived from ar sat s City
sh eae taaEa apa
,ackage freight. loaded To ~ feet: adds, two !
argos at Cairo-one loaded with 5000 bushels 9
mas s' ana Mat Tche s p S
A man once got some correspondent to tele- .
raph. from Washington. that it would take (
ach mail landing. That man was 8. delegate b
[ the late Quincy convention, and why Is :
nown to an inscrutable Providence. We .
couldn't give much for his ideas On river i'm +
rovement.
III il rnmored that Capt. 10. Brown. of St.
outs. cleared $4,000 BY late movements In g
HEAT Hona Ills true, II
MEMpHTs. Oct. T.-The Gen. d. E. Rucker 8
anne down from the sqnken kountz to-day for =
fresh supply OF fuel and lumber to build :
lav be raised.
yicksburg Commercial. October 20: 49,, y, .
otfon far the next Anchor Line boat.
The hatcher had all she wanted 10 leave Tor
ew Orleans with last evening. she Rot nearly +
100 bales cotton from the Carroll alone :.
Especial to the Democr&.l
sr Iours Oct. so.-The river Is on 8 stand s
it'll 40 feet On the gauge. Arrived: jos.
.inney from Vieksburg. Departed: John .. =
Taude for Memphis and Golden City for N s. =