The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10

belle. lifted up 2 real brlda! chamber In OK,
% he foWss Ssea
the live oak forests tower and the fr grant
orange blossoms epread their odor ur,on the
Yesterday another pair 81 bridal tou fsts went
by here, going South on q fiathoat: rhey were
low Cincinnati. on the Ohio, and tn . boat was
month out from her starting point the
ro ssnf CAM MAN. Th S o sp .s se
i Av was s the silver bridal tip Of japt and Mrs.
Vim. Hemphlil Of RianR sun, acouple, we'll
Of in worldly goods and ao ,os resannse
i've In the town OF Rising SUN: The gardens and
groves In which thei. houae : situated occupy
fully kept. lii addition thee .ptaIn owns large
boating FOR Die raet thirty four years. and u TILE
t r. me rom ,f hom o Their edren are all grown
but one lad of fourteen who aeaompaa,e,s, his
parents on the voyage bavefal Of the Sn,i9ren
won which Oapta! IN f,nd Mrs. Hemphill are
floating down the river contains 5000 bushels OF
111 Il ana one end q the
craft il a neatly fitted cabin. where Hateroom
Il comfortably furnished for ne lady nnd har
and will not I'D future allow her husband 60
make other trading tripe on the river, unless ne
takes her along. Ia addition to the bridal PAL,
corn loaded Hat another of the same sort but
with no bridal couple on hnara, tassed south
yesterday II was Cant, ], @, Mtllar. OF Rising
Sun with cargo of Wabash 1lser corn h nss
ia a heavy demand for corn all along the south
ern rivers thla season. and much OF the supply
will come out 81 the Wabash ana w Vhio
rivers.
RT LOUIS, Feb p.-River feet out 90 Cairo;
g 4-lo feet on the gauge; river falling The
aaoae d 5ss
to. morrow. Tie Fannie Lewis has left for the
ouaehtia. the Colorado for Memphis and the
Howard s e ~,a 'otes New oreaps
the A. J. Baker ia due on Wednea1ay, The .,
Means y FL T. M saye WIN s.
ana eatkko onsz III He nd ead nsrs nngaaSs
| There is sh feet % water "a the board. me
'' UA,no lf Feb eThe H. Yaeser added $50
tons OF way freight She sailed thia afternoon
The WV Ke neaed doWn las, ho sn9 ware .ae
Moore Moore cane, came up to-day. The Mary Houston
| came w full of people.
[By telegraph
GREErvILnE,. Feb. a;-Waathar cloudy and
| warm The river fell "A inches. Up: v. L.
| sehanck At 9 y. ~. Down: Commonwealth at u
VlaKspuRa. Feb. e.-Weather cloudy; Their
mometer e. The river has fallen ~ inches
yn Charles T Chontsau at 10 last h n,ght r.n
Ephenok at 10 lRat night DOWN. henry fFHbH
| at ii last night ]. NJ. White at 2. m.
| and q. X Peck from New Orleans. Departed:
Kate Kinney for New orleane and Frank VII,
lard for Minden. The river is stationary. and
stands feet inch above the low water mark OF
T1scINsAT1. Fab. a-Tha river u IA feet 3
inches and falling. The weather ~ Gear and
cool
prrrsauRa. Feb p.The river las feet 10 inches
and falling Weather clear and cold.
Iou1sy1LIR Feb e-Tha river ia feet 10
inches In the canal and falling. The weather Ia
cool.
EvAsav1IbR Feb. p,-The river ts ~ $40 fest
and falling Weather clear Arrived; John A.
Wood and tow from New Orleans. and Golden
Crown from Cincinnati,
MEMPHIS, Feb, p.--Tha river ia stationary.
Departed: 1t Ganevieya for st. Louis, j. W.
uaff for Cincinnati, vii, Kyle for New Orleans.
Waathar pIaAGant