The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28
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Viekaburx. 1855. ........ ~ II 10
Fellow high wntor mark Of 1871. sAhovo
bench mark. Indicates rise. lIndioatea fall.
Cloudy and threatening yesterday.
Business fair The Clara \. for Bayou Bar
thoomew. At. Mary for Tensna. aud ,ho ln5on
Valley for Rod river received ltberay y"ster-
The New Mary Houston from tho Ohio tho A,
the Bonnie Leo from Shreveport. arrived yea
tsrday, The Houston Ind II very fine trip and
vii fesnrn Tn"sde V. nsx Com
panY's steamer John Gilmore md harRes, CHpt.
Il. Fl. symmes. will arrive tonight from st.
Louis and return tomorrow ut u m.
There waa a heavy fog Thnrptlny night Tho
Reuben Springer WINS cnught In 1t. and was met
by the Houston Yesterday at II Il. m. ut Bonnet
Sixty dollars for rouatabouts and forty cents
IN hour for labor Ia pretty rough. put that Ia
what the boats have to pay. though the rates of
freight are actually lesa 10, day than they were
Mth nearly XII the ,b
&aal more than II WIS las trip. The increase In
the Henry Frank' q labor bill was $500. Az Capt,
btein saya. It beats hi.
Tho YasOo IA receiving a new palr of chin
neys, She 10 to days boat for tho Atchafalnya.
Mike Cusick went out mate OF the Henry
The John A. scudder will arrive to lenve
Tuesday for ct; IL nis.
The John w. Garrett and bRrges are due to-
Tho Grand Lake left yesterday with barges
containing 2Tse boxes tin, lts anvils. 10 bundles
sheet iron. lag ierces soda ash 50 crates earthen
ware 10 casks potash.
Tho John W. Cannon extends hor Saturday
trips to New Texas and Riccourci
y, The Big Injuna Is, arrived nl, % time o. nauaI.
the Natchez he would have to build her.
The new stock boat o. Il Basmore was out
on trial trip Thursday Her machinery NO
parenty was not working M we'll as 1t should
Tor she was moving rather slowly.
Tho John Il. Hanna loaves for Camden to-
The tri weekly upper coast packet Do Hmet.
Frank Ootendorfar master. T. Il. GOODWIN
clerk. leaves this II q. III. sharp Tor Bayou
douln
The regular scmi weekly coast and Bayou
Lafourche packet ASSUMPTION. T.. A. Charle'
a. m. for Laurel Valley.
The regular VI weekly lower coast packet
clerk. leaves to day AT y. ~. Tor Orange Farm
The regular aemiweekly Bayou Sara coast
packet John W. Cannon. ]. q Libano master
The United States mail packet Match 7. r.
Lenthers master. \ 7. Muse clerk. leaves to-day
at ~ n. ss a usual fnr yr!'ksbmrx
Yazoo Valley. g. W. Rea master. II. o. Boasman
clerk Ia at the landing receiving to leave to day
The s. T. Line steamer Charles Morgan. ALI.
day ii ) >. m. for Cincinnati The Morgan an
enjoys an envlab q reputation for speed, excel
lenee Of accommodation and attentive officers
The Danube IN place Of the Josse X. Bell,
Richard binnott master George o. Hamilton
clerk. leaves to-day Mt p. m. for Alexandria
and Grand Ecore.
The. The Merchant t. and Planters lndependent
Packard and Ed Price clerks leaves day at |
D., M, without fail for Bayou Bartholomew aud |
NIL the points on the Ouachita as high rs tho |
The Anchor LII = Steamer City Of Alton. II. X. |
Bixhy master. VIM: Mason clark. leaves to-day |
Mt =. M. wi hout fail. for ST. Louis The Alton
~ tnMed for her speed. comfortable rooms |
good fare and clever treatment generally " her
The regular and reliable. large and fast st.
Mary J. b. Sullivan In command. II. W. Walton
clerk. leaves positively this D. IN. for Tensas |
and Macon. through to Floyd.
Exchange Clippings.
Cincinnati Gazette February 2b:
1t IL seldom that 30 many carriages have been |
observed to roll toward the river a. were seon |
yesterday. At one time In tho afternoon we
counted sixteen In tho vicinity of the Guiding
HtAr and half ne many baggage wagons, al |
being unloAded for the steamer. Before final |
departure she moved up to the two upper wharf
boats. at both OF which she took on freight |
And 1t was hare, that the beautiful
sssaes was "a, to the wit
thronsed with 100 genteei and we'll we'll dressed
ladies and gentlemen. who comprise her
excursionists the present trip. No freight was
her passengers enjoyed themselves III the open
air by moonlight. Those who were on board
were were enyled by those on shore. W. doubt
whether 50 many Of the better class Of people
we're over before entertained on single trip to
New Orleans.
ert Mitchell will leave for New Orleans on an
other grand excursion trip. and We understand
thst her rooms are rapidly being taken. Tho
exodus has but Just begun: and SO long vs. first
ciass aeeomm ndations are otiored so long Will
It continue We are pleasure loving people.
and the cost OF 5000 mile trip n first class
steamboat IL 40 trining compared with the
pleasure that may be enjoyed. that even the
large roemy cabin Of the Robert Mitchell may
Moore IL an experienced comman Ter and Capt.
Frank Stein is an ACCOMPLISHED clerk.
., Inc Golden nale came into port yesterday
the Mardi 0ras excursionists. An hour after
che had landed at the wharfboat very many Of
her passenger, were sill on board. 10th to leave
the scene OF 50 much enjoyment They didn't
want to 80 home" They were sorry the
ttr ap was ended. were the expressions we
60 many passengers rs were on the Golden
Mne e please 70 6pyeodE bnt Capt shinke
leave for New Orleans again on Satu rdny on a :
grand excursion trip. :
Capt Ed Montgomery. who has been In the
here since early last summer. having
nis eyes treated lett for Louisville on the Guild &
Ing Star last night. He thinks he Will save one {
Eye but will lose the power Of sight from the
:, GNe1NNATI Feb a To the Editor of the
ENQUIRER: ~ reply, to your article. clipped
,ay that while no one say that he has ever
heard me say or braR abont the Golden Rule
Pea Ing, any particular hoa' am we'll salts
= cant Halliday has taken particular pains to S
,peak of how easy the T. O. Brown can beat
1er have this day deposited $500 with Parker, S
Wise 4 Co., Gnd will run the Brown from that
um up 10 any sum Capt Halliday may name I
lp. q P SHINKLE \
Master Steamer Golden Rule.
e Louis Post Dispatch, February Is: i
!, ~ bulk business Is spreading. The Impe-
ial and barEes hava goue to Dubuque to load n
or New Orleans No doubt Capt Hogers Will
nergeticaiiy whoGp up the bulk grain business n
Il the Illinois.
sOincinnati Commercial: u
New York CORRESPONDENT writes kindly OF
Aoert Stein: > - His address is Dear
1fserSe' The introiMrtinn Il unnecessary.
)r a. :. Kennedy ana Mr. Ell. Richardson have :,
rived home, after an extended hunting and n
LEISURE trip Ia the land Of sugar and cotton
70 report delightful time among the old and
ew aaQuaintanees OF that sunny eline They N
ring numerous trophies OF the chase. rare n
lrrds AID productions Of the wild swamps OF Y
.lssissiisp'. besides treasured recol!ecuoas b
the elany tavors shown them By resi- A
efnts Of The lowiands. The Kindness q v
IT. Of the packet SunfnWar VIII moi be for. 4