The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15
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ens. hlkH rnseatea mica Else tlndieates FAIL
The Jewel leaving yesterday for, Shreveport,
fuse. turning over quantity to the Danube.
The j. Sharp Mcdonald left yesterday for the
Ohio. She brought, of her tow, ls boats to this
" HE snd demmonwealih. snn CAPT. bryan. arrived
yesterday morning from Ht Louis and is the
Anchor. Liner Tor Saturday. ~,
also ~ seaterday @ @ and had her stores aboard ready
to return lset nIaht. she landed boats coal at
ara sYi, sft boats "a ana barses at Donaidsonvile
and other points this side. .,,.. ,.u MI
The M Y. 4, Qompany's towboat John dil
rived Yesterday afternoon with her barges. and
will return tnsdsy at II m.
The Danube. Cagt Charlie Thorn l wi VII uee Pc the
lTne Alexandria will have q fine, trip out to
to SIs St Louis. d, nisl Geo Mtenberaer, Of this
latter boat was, receiving go many Gale about
passage yesterday that he began to be troubled
In the libe, I'M matter of The tug Protector against
the Ohaa. r. Chouteau bonds have been hxed at
$7g00, and were given yesterday. uapt, Thor
weaan has engaged eminent counsel. and tn-
tends. II possible, to make this libel cost the
Protector eome money before she gets through
The Laura Lee has been taken from the
The Kste Kinney brought the shaft and
cranks of the Mary Helm. sunk fourteen or tif-
teen years ago In he'd river
The Laura I, DAVIS, Oapt. Y; Reynolds, VIII
be at the landing to day receiving ID leave to-
morrow at q. M. for st. Louis.
The Kounts Line steamer ]. b. NJ. Kehlor,
Can't. q. Il. Patterson, will arrive to. night from
Ht. Louis and feturn Saturday.
Capt. ., W. Blanks Arrived Yesterday morn
Ing from Washington via Cincinnati
See tbe advertisement OF the Grand Isle mail
The dset Natehez win arrive tonight and
leave as usuRl Saturday.
The j.. W. Cannon has discontinued her trips
to New Texas and Raecoufct.
Last Friday the shipping In the port OF New
af hs On a day was
10 steamships q ships, 20 barks. brig and
echooners. Total 90 vessela.
Monday the Golaen City bound down. and
loaded fat In the water. made the run from
Cairo to Memphis, $50 milse. In II hours: The
same dsg the City Of ae Saeenyle "a bound uS g.
The Clara s., Oapt. W.. Wenzel, not being
ready g esys oE wnan ssSa s Eli no
For The same reason Capt. L. v. Cooley laid
the Tensas oyer, to Saturday, when she Will
The rarieO Brown. cne Of the reomiest. most
comfortable and latest b ,ats In the Ohio river
natl. natl CAPT. 4. NJ Halliday whom not to know
Ii to argue yourself unknown. commands the
Brown. Her office being preceded over br Mr..
Chris Young. certainly one OF the sleverest men
In the business.
:, The. regular tri-weekly upper coast packet
ottehdorfer & master. tt T. I. aoedwyn clerE leaves
sSe.day. as usual at 10 a, "a. Tor Donaldsonylile.
LIVER 60 pae1sst dpp E%%a asyine
at IL q. m. for Orange Farm.
The regular United states mail packet '. M
White. Curt Holmes master. Wm Gaines clerk,
leaves to. day at o. NJ, as usual, for Nicksburg,
draenville and the bends.
The champion ohse. P; Ghopteau, W; 2.
Thcrwegan master, GEO, Miltenberger clerk.
Id Co days Anchor Liner for Ut. Louis.
more Comfortable boat on the river than the
The N. o. q r. R L. Uompanye steamer
Alexandria, W. L. Boardman master. George +,
Drown clerk. leaves to-day at .. M. for Min
The through Bosuf river packet Era No. 10,
James Hamilton master, Sam Gwartney CLERK.
leaves to-day at 3 D. m. for Eason's Ferry,
The regular semi-weekly Bayou Lafourche
packet Belle. Mex blanchard master. joseph
Webre clerk. leaves TO. morrow at 10 a. M. and
The semi. weekly Piaanemine White Star
Line packet Whisper, j. A. Oomstoek master.
The TSe Bayou sara a. packet "a K H. ]. Gay. John J..
Brown master. leaves tomorrow. as usual at
Exchange clippings.
Cincinnati Times, April IL:
Pilot Wnl, Underwood arrived from ST. Louis
= this morning. having left the j. W. Garrett
there. That boat is Loading barges Tor Pome-
to take command OF her.
Cincinnati Commercial, April a.;
Capt, Jack W. Blanks. of New Orleans. spent
= yesterday In Madison. and espected to leave
viii resume command Of hts fine and fast
packet Fred A. Blanks. leaving New Orleans
Wednesday night Tor The 0uachita. He expects
to bring the Fred A. Blanks 10 Cincinnati at the
close of the Ouachita season for slight alters-
uons, and will also build light. .draught
steamer for the New Orleans and ouachita
Memphis Avalanche. April 49,:
Sne Annie 4: SllvAr psssed down for New
he added here loco sacks oil meal, eas sacks
peae. So boxes bacon, 10 tons way freight.
xlcksburg Commercial. April 10:
Ihs iugger oatelena Is at the landing from
Capt, Blake, of the Maud, will leave fol-. St
Louis on his steamer on Thursday for his
home. IL Is with pleasure we notice the almost
entire recovery OF this good man and popular
The Natchez will have fine starter from here
to-day. She gets 14s bales of cotton lao barrels
OF oil $50 sacks of seed and eighty five sacks OF
oil meal from the E. G. Carroll. Jr,; from the
OF cottons 500 sacks of oil meal from Powers L
oil mill: tand from the compress she will gel
about 900 kales.
special TeleKrams.
RODNEY, Miss, April 4,-Passed down
Golden City at s a, M. loaded fiat; Natchex al
lo q. m. The weather Is clear and pleasant
The river is falling.
oAIRo, H., April IL The Halliday ant
Mitchsll passed ap this morning. The Morgan
NSs due down tomorrow.
General Telegrams.
YrcgsBuRG. April IA The weather Is cloudy
and warm thermometer rs. The river ha:
fallen Inch. Passed down: Golden City at
a. m. No boats up.
MEMPHIS. Aprii l4.-The river as fallen tws
inches. The City Of Alton. for St. Louis, passed
IN this afternoon on one wheel, having broke
shat below Helena. Weather sultry.
MEMpHTs April IA Noon.-Rtver falling. M
arrivals or depa lures. Weather threatening.
CINCINNATI. April lA-River II feet inches
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE. April l4-River II TO feet aut
falling. Weather clear and warm. Down: Uhas
Morgan.
PITTsBuRa. April 14-River feet Ii inches
and stationary. Weather Gear and pleasant
LOUISVILLE. April i4,-R Yer feet 10 inches
and talnng. Down: Mary Houston. Up
Guiding Star,
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