The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29

and II II veritsble curiosity. The hulls-there
are two OF them-are flve.eiied cylinders. and
above and essay to .propal the novel craft BY
turning q crank which will revolve the hulls.
II III ste.n,a rnes Gnson aad o,e left
evening for Camden. on the Ouachita river,
loaded 70 their full capacity, their combined
by Ge Main stree. @ Tho House q s scSsrfr III B"rn.
heimer and makes three steamars which this
flrm has dispatched TO this point during the
March The fact that these shipments have
been N sde from ht. Louis to those points direct
ls significant In one respect ut least. II shows
omplishipg. and It also shows how much more
might be accomplished II proper Efforts were
put forth. Apart from whatever profits may
accrue to Messrs. 6ehaIH h Barnheimer from
this bit of commercial enterprise there
is no doubt that It has brought them very prom.
inently before the business men Ct the West
and South. and Will prove tnvauab as An ad-
vickshnrs Commercial. February a.:
Gapt. Campbell o. ths y ~ Lee: says that ne
race that 30 much has been said about of late:
He says he does not see any money IN 1t and
that the Lee will not run.
Special TelegrRms.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 2s-Left Future City. the most
cargo. aud Grand Tower with guards In the
water. The E. O. btanard leaves tomorrow
for Ireland and for which Gom. Konntz charges
no freight. The Iron Mountain and John Means
leave to- morrow with full tows. Delivered this
vAtors, 1473 600 bushes of corn and s72 600 bush
Ella OF wheat Big bnats will run through to
Keokuk next week. Upper rivers rising. Ten
MONROE, Feb. as.- Weather cold and raining.
River on stand. Passed up: Fred. A. Blanks
CrNoINNArr. Feb 2s--It ID raining here and at
the headwaters. Business is fair. The Golden
Rule had q good trip out and will be followed
by the viii Kyle next Tuesday. the Paris Brown
CAIRo, Feb 2s-The Howard went up at a.
m. Capt. Scudder promises abundant tonnage
Tor fnr present wants Immediately. Heavy rain.
passed South.
General Telegrams.
MEMPHIS. Feb. % s-.Arrived: y. ". Cole from
Ct. Louie; Deggarted: silverth2rn and Com
Se ssS ots'ss sns Dason Ss
mometer ss; light rain.
Thermomster es Light rain this evening The
river rose lncher. Up: City Of Greenville at 2
y. ND M. White q 10 a. m.
and ls now . feet inches above low water mark
Of the year 1879: Arrived Trout from Oou.
shatta. nepar,ed: Trout for head Of Long
Brandon for 0ut-ofr, Frank Willard for oou,
shRtta.
day; now clearing and cold.
CINCINNATI. Feb 2s.-Riyer d feet inches
and rising. Raining and warm. Departed:
Golden Rule for New Orleans.
PITTsBURa. Feb. 2s.-The river is feet 8
inches aud stationary. Weather cloudy and
mild.
LOUISVILLE. Feb 2s-The river is 10 feet 9
Inches IN the canal and rising. Rainy. Ar
rived: Paris G. Brown from New Orleans.
inches and rising. The weather was wet dur
lug the day. and 1t fs very GOLD tonight. Ar
sanard froT NsM Ore1ns
Stanard for New Orleans.
CAIko Feb. 2s. .-T The river is Al feet and fall
Ing. Weather clondy. Arrived: Simpson Hor.
ner and J. b. Williams from tue Ohio, Maude
from Ut. Louis. James Howard and John Dip.
pold from New Orleans. Departed: Horner
pold for St, Louis. Williams for New Orleans,
DELHI. Feb. %. To Britton Y Epplar: The
Tensas will arrive Monday and leave Wednes.
day for the Tensas and Macon.
T. Y. COOLEY. Master.