The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
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bench mark. Indicates rice, tlndieatee fall
day.1lhe isabel and the i: !. Cav, ,fhore
wifi be nTpe tc,Hay the foowTs atea n
Hmet. al. Francis Relle. Emma Irvine. II. ~
Lee and Laura y. Davis. that should leave 70
foa C1nciNsArI. The Guiding Star. W. B.
Miller master. John 4. Zones clerk. leaves "
morrow at {. q. m. eharp for Gins matt. ann IL
enc OF the nienst boats on the rivsg TO trayei on
coin master, II. ii. Landry elerk, leaves to. NOR
row %srp = a vasy # ahe nj
turn to leave Fridar at her regular hour-lo
uh An II c"mmana Hill Nt,oe clerk leaves
tu.lnorrow At A. nj, for the fafourche to Lau-
rel Valley. returning to leave again SATURDAY as
ron bAreuscHv The Belle. Max Blanchard
master, doe Webre clerk, leaves tomorrow at
10 q. m. for the befourche. returning In time TO
'e fes urrFn 't deasrfhe tr weekly Bayou
Qoua White Star Line packet Whisper, J. A.
T"s MISUNDERSTANDING reliable Laura L.
Dayls ANm. Crawford master. A. Mayniar. sr,.
Washington giving through bila ~ latlpg 7"
Baynn Bsruf, and connecting with the Ollie y.
Fan at ,u.1 % a"The CLARA g. Ia receiving to
Bayou bartholomew and all landings on the
S Ssshts oap ye1 w Wess in H.
Packard aud Ed Price clerks.
,Foa BAYOU TErHR The regular Atehaialaya
"a. "a ISn. N.Hha HnpH a (vhQmhnyH
IT. II. MuRaah master, A. 4, Noorhiea clerk
leHves Tomorrow. sure. al Y: ~
Y packet Robert n. Lee Cart. William Campbell,
Il. j. Howard and win Cannon cerke. leaves TO-
morrow at 3 u. m. for VlckshurR and way land
Fea RHp RIVER The New Orleans and Red
Rger .r SeameTp o as
man clerk. leaves tomorrow ut y, m without
fail. for Shreveport.
FoR BAYou raRA-The John W Cannon. J. q.
Libanu master. leaves 10 morrow az y. m. az
ron in. Lows The Anchor Lina steamer
John All Eculder, "A. ]. Garter master George
baker clerk. leaves II. morrow at 50, N. for Ut.
The following sreake for Itself;
New ORLEANS, February 3. 1880.
CAPT O. = shlnkle steames Golden h hn,e; ,.,,
TO acknowledge our appreciation Of the many
kind attentions aud favore shown us 81, you
aud the excellent officers on hoard the Golden
Rule During our whole trip we have not In
single Instance. had occasion to complain Of
ne9liRence " Ter want ot comfort. and ein.
and take the lead IA future. a. II has done on
this occasion, and its officers always enjoy the
reputation OF being. as they deserve. pleasing
We have enjoyed our trip far beyond all ex.
pectation, and shall always remember II IA one
thans s son Ms shake NJ g.
and all the officers on board. and trusting that
our parting viii only be temporary. we remain,
Tnn y c}r yrNxSr val v tr1t
Harris. Mr. T. il " Reed. B / Hainea ana wife,
Hasar M Nus mn Sh' What Ree Sc
Mcguire. and wife. John Ambrose and wife,
s Mss MsrSHs IAN M msrfsn Hail sss Tats
Kramer, q ElIia, Ties Hall, Rev, ri Lane, b,
wi sseFs Misc h' Maane "a" soaaasd ' and and
wife. j sullivan aud wife. D ! sampson and
ss M TRs nsy S butler N Ma Anna
AM Msy ss1aF os! I'M Si sf"s
S sna r Mss Rass Ra 93b ssq h Ea
French. Miss Nellie Maloney, Mira 9 y Robin
Miller is pe SWsss ras ~ Hey
Vie and shiSld. dsesaS aud vile. Les Jewsts,
shrsys woibSr Mer1, Ren
ner y Green 7 SAVER 9 = nrd Y e. s, John 7
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Danit forget that the J. NJ, White, leaves On
the rrandest steamer aiioat. 80 ''AN'' ~ :
The departures. Thursday will be the Emma
Irvine at II a. m; for the lower coast. st. Francis
M. for Bayou Qoula. Tenaaa at pm for Bayou
Macon aud Tensas NJ White at y. m. for
Gtnetnnati. Ali Of the steamers can be depend
ed upon to leave ~ advertised.
The Mississippt Valley Transportation Com
DAVIS lii command. passed Natchea Sunday.
and Will arrive to return to st, Louis 70 morrow
The Golden Rule returns TO the Ohio satur-
Capt. j. W. Blanks. recently on the stck list,
be pleased to hear. entirely we'll.
Mr.. Sam Brown, one of the coal kings OF the
Weet. arrived In the city Sunday.
The strangers within our gates were treated
to show yesterday not down In the bills. We
refer to the turn out OF the levee laborers. with
atrilss III am rein
line--tha rams who really are workers and the
1ieswho are the rata, who always 20 to make w
the number the rif' RAJ, of the leyyee, who would
net do square days work L they could.
and who could not II they would whose only
IN e Is TO heat WITH wnom sn abd
ing place Ia the barrel house, who are no good
for anybody-tn fact. on the contrary, are In the
IDENTIFY for effect and sympathy the foymer they
accomplished for they drew TO thetr rAl, ks near.
lyall the labor On the landing and kept The loaded
I'd Richardson, CITY. ~ Va y. Tensss, Bonnie
Lee, Jewel, Corona, Yazoo Valley. Fanoh on aud
Laura 4. Davis from geetng rid OF their car
goes: but ~ 20 their efforts At sympathy. they
made an ignobe failure. for they are deservi nE
Of none Forty cents an hour Tor manu- al
labor is extortionaie; 1t is a greater value than
for which they render servs Ga. n fact thst the
honest amonS them know. However all this
may be. though. tn v will resolve recosniton.
for the steam haatmen are he.nless aud nust
give In, must accede to all of tkair axtordonate
demands. until such time a. they can help
themselves; hot any further recognition than
this they will never receive from any man wEo
II true 10 himself
The guests Of the Robt- Mitchell were sur.
prtsed yesterday by the entry In lheir midst OK
committee from that large and famous crock
err house Of Shepard 4 Co. headed by MI
Jos. Walton, their renowned saes man. who.
after exelasulinE Let no guilty man escape
called loudly for Saal Brown Hays to appear be-
fore him. and commanded VIII Hays 10 produce
that individual nndE PENALTY Of his severe die