The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
80 S Change.

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IA Cincinnati ......,....--.t 70 y Il
& louisville t.....-t...- Y Y
NemphlH .s...t,..t. $50. ~ 10
III sNaw Orleana. .,-4.,.,,. "a -
III TtttabnFRs .a,.-,*.+,.+- y = ~
Y shreveport, ,.,..g,..s.-: 10
8 Ht. Louis, ..,.......-'','t " 70
s,sans snnT high wntor mark Nv ra74 snonw
bench chm marx h.A 1n Mi tiae lndratea fai
q The weather liz getting warm again. Hope Il
"A Wlainaea wac vary falr IN the landing ynater-
day. Al! u the depaitut.a had Innd irina; me
John Howard had fin" NJ freight tight hn T. wma
Vile, the City III Alton hal aoo hhla sugar 75o
bba molaeaea. 400 hills rosln 900 Vile riae 300
tons forwarding and tot OF miscellaneous
The j. W. Cannon had no' arrived 10 70 lark
Ehe viii be on band to l"av" to-day, No u7nhl-
the new, City Of .yazoo y coming through
srSm VinLahura Rnd will return ,,, sm.mntt t,y
port Jas 0oghil maetet IL reeetvtne I" leave
to;morroM e. \ ~ Fer ~ ~ laaia aud VIII We
Cant W. WI Cpnlsy VI rived III the Lee Cant.
Cooley IL tom the Tensas country, mud reports
fine erop and TIE piante'a nraytne for rain I"
uapt ' Joe Eliot lan Monday ~ hG Cherokee:
a suit fur 10000 was entered Yesterday aReIuRt
! Che Lucy u. Gantrnl by tho wife of q nUlored
ruuatRh,utt who was drowned 81 that boot
Giant Rnrinau haa had a btrl placed III tho q
q hanging In front Of hla oflre II looks like the
EIove bial early hird tha nntnha ., ,hn WHTm,
w lander viii always be on hand early To tackle
IL the ahipper,
MIA SHIPMENT ~ HAGN CORN,
tBy Telegraph
uA1Ro Noy. 2s.To John A, stevananp: Tho
Il John pipunli left New Madrid last night With
eix barsea containing aa-Nno aaFha , n9En
Capt, John NJ, aham Ia commanding Tho @.
X, Peck, with NJ, T, GIlham nlccrk
THE III John will arrive ~ laHva FfiAay for
The ]. IT. White leaves 10 morrow for areen-
vile, and the Frank Pareoud Friday fer Lake
the john Wilson leaves to-day Tor Tho Qua
chIa
oh afil Il, j seya'e,s rhey Me- mahy hsn1y
things when 4 boat n behind time aud wsntto
The bs' d. t. Mary arrived Monday night and ia
laid up, waiting for. water 70 her own trnde
Basou l.a.onrrhe rhst bayou ram , closaa
serioua less TO four ateamheata, Mt least, that
n Y sa v4th All tqr r Wa1s ener mo
upnar coast trade under charter 70 Capt
fhe kounta hIne ateameg1 Henry Y, YaG M
clerk. arrived Monday night from HI. Louis.
I'D viii return today NJ nm, pa,.,,
! Clerk n, w Reynolds leaves tn.day aMre 4! i.
III. for MemphIa and The henda The ,,, Davis
Asome Of the tributary trades ~ soon "a there ia
9 water. m
trf-weekly packet leaves to day a 10 u. m, Tor
Che upper coaat, extending her trip f. the ltgpa
plantation, Cart 7. w. Rrnu ~ command N't.
! The tri,..weekly bayou aou,a White Star Line Line
MaoS Mh n9s sax a. 'sef go
The tri- weekly upper cnast packet Glnra IL,
VIM. Wenrsl master .. il, Packard clerk leavea
to-day at II n N, for Wehame. st, James
The John " Cannon ]; y; l,hano master,
T. III, Mossop clerk, leasoa 10 day nj Il M. aa
usual for all coast landinss through to Bayou
se rha New Orlaapa ana Mcmphis Packet Com
pnnys eteamer Heury Frank. ]. f. Hicks mas
fer Ait ariasom clerk loavea to-day al u, NJ.
Meh, nm n M ha gn as ann VIZ n
Emma t issiae. hui master, leaves 70.
The White star Line steamnr Ren, /. Ran
son master, leaves tomorrow at ii A. M for
The regular coast and Lafourche packet
Henry Tete. y Il. Auoen maater' leaves 10
rs regular areenville. yickahur,g and BOND ".
"a White master. leaves tomorrow. M usual. ~
n The London tEnsl Telegraph oxrlaine how
% prevent vessels frnm ainsns \ saysi VT,
y Guards. Biue, suggests tho following method Of
saving abips from sinking when Injured ut ssn:
shah have strong iron rod hxed II gtvnn ill.,
lance from her aides from cna TO enh,this to
be called tram That there herr shall shall be on
acme twenty fca III length each cnilei lib like
those for shop windows, having al tho u itom
or last plate several spring hooks suspended
Thia coil To be In y framework With some small
wheels at the top - - ~ run oN ihn tram TOO
To where required. :. There shall be alwaya
rope or ropes long enough TO encircle the fhtp
All her greatest circumference hung loosely
ths hoW or nh"r Point "a hneN ~ Nnna
q weight ahall be attached to this rope heavy
enonEh 10 sink II uhe rope) e below the Level
III ihe ahsp when unlocked the same arrnngA-
ment across the atern. In case Of All INJURY
frem ramming SHOT cite, liable to sink the ves-
eei, while . cnunle Of sailors are turning the
coil " covor the injured part. four Rntlara VIII
Eush 70 the t9ur 10 ,ka two III Front and Two e
hen Ten, naaf he al - annnsitn tho aail The
enas n %e the Mi are nksa ~ " sarrsTonni
hooks = ne hG"Sa q ha e1 ~ wngh u n th,
Ennpnsite end of tho rope Thus having steel
curass. yu'nantzed mnttrnas sall ar sa 'll
and the ship to the exclusion Of every further
tirep Of water. This is simple, tneyp"uatve
anyan int4and Ii capable ~ hetnK used IN any
sea by any Nix Of the mon on board
Especial 10 the Democrat.
NJ e-,e3 feet va the gauge !, Arrived: Bale
Pees Tor New Orleans Tae reok was drawing
feet al round and W., nll ont below: i .ll
Dacotah follaws 81 Saturday, The barge tow
which LIFT here Saturday for Nav Orleans, had
B Nj Kehor " announced ~ leave III Nov or
IBy Telegraph,I
C1NersSAr1 Nov. M. River IN fnet = INCHES
and failing Weather clear. nnparted: Edo
PrrrseuRa N. " N. The river is feet and
stationary weather fain,
inches In the canal and falling. Weather clear,
Came. Nov a River u feet t n1, and an'
from Nicksbnrs lhn W. Garrett FROM May
Orleans Departed: Seutder. General Barnard
and Hitchcock for New Orleans, Gold Dust tor
ST Louis.
EvANsvILLE NV. w. Rver feet 4 inches
and rising. It is sprinklng, Arrived: |. T
ii Sehanck,
ST LOUIS, Nov. 2s-River falling. Weather
cloudy.
MEMrHIs Nov. sS.-River rose inches. Ar.
rived Grafton aud harges from the Ohio river
Departed: Colorado for S. Louis. Weather