The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-20
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sBeow high water matK of 1874. shhov'
bench mark 'IndiestaH tisa tlndlontss Tall
All Of the iernrtuie e had fair trips yesterday.
che j. M, White IN particular.
The rain e YESTERDAY morning an1 m
Eept he Obaa. i, Ohoqtaau from helus IA
enlarged. and ahn obliged tn lay nvar until
D. n. to. day when ahe WIN leayn without faIl
Tor Mempbis and tho bends, " ~ I,hnrw"knn
ID command. Georsa Nil "nher4ar clerk. l'b"
Dhoutean is q most excellent bnRt ~ travel on
Tor her stnt.rooma are comfort Itself M"
lives high, is faat and her ot1inars attentive.
height ergaao,nenta md Will Leave Tor NJ.
louls TO- day at pm. John A. Williams mas
sT,he Rat,e +. Ksunt. was Mao detained, but
MI leave day ~ =, II, for tho OnaoBita.
through to Camden The Katie Ia ay e, at the
tnand Of Capt. Jos. Leftr,oh Mr.. A. u. Clark.
The Laura Lee arrived yesterday from Red
1' The O K. Peck Ia laid ur.
The John Wllson for tho 0uachlta to day,
Tomorrow. are at tho tower landing receiving
\. The elegant and Zoe! Ed Richardson. with
the popular Frank Box 10 command. y iea
3raphad to arrive ~ night from Alkhpois aud
70 return Tomorrow. ~ usual
w. The csptains meet " ttait rooms oyer J. y
Aepg's to-mOrroW- Tho meeting VIII ~ one
Of Importance. and general and pressing In
vitation ~ attend II aHnnded
Tho laborera. black and white, arc organised
into an association and ara sa'd to number
5000. The president, who IL not ahnrer In any
sense OF the word. ia alao tho treasurer, and
lor each man pays an initiation foo of a. 80 and
I've cents out Of every days earn lnga three or
q men ssns pe sav to Gw nI
W TO fight against hut they ar" houhd '"sive
r.. ior they intend to dry" every men W of To-"
attempt thia thoy will fail There are plenty Of
men now that will work for loss than forty
cents. and az econ "a nrrangnmen'a tnr uro" Z,
have W come down aras or two,
gud Wlnhurn e II , |. u u M following
kasaeF III street Viii ar M'' ii Nm As" Il"
Haturday. Have nhnnt 40 tons II but orr 4,
VicksburR Inform alt tie hryna n,oru
NJ Master Steamer. ". Garrett IN Bargoa:
1 Tuesday ior Bayou Bartholomew rlork 10
receive freight will ha found AT Tho head of Ous
The regular aud reliable J. NJ Ohaubers will
be found at the landing e=day receiving at the
head Of Blenvile street. to leave to morrow.
without fall. for he Bayou fenhe.
The Tensas will aso he found at the landing
to-day receiving to enve 10, morrow sure for
! the TeDsaR and Mac II through to Floyd.
81 The grand Golden Grown of the \ r. Line.
hug. Bhinkle In command. Chant V. Shinka
clerk leaves to morrow Mt H. m. for Cincin-
natl She's one of the beat WHOM II comes to
etRye and her officers ara as clever ~ they
make them.
Uapt. Dick aInnott's fleet A. beautiful Jesse
-. Bell was due Last night aud Will leave ~
morrow. ~ usual. fpr Grand Eaorn. or her
afrt appearance at Grand Eeora tha NatohI
eOChAH vindicator Of last Saturday aaya:
song whsstie' u tie Joss" heIl aroused
\ BUR people % degree IT excitement they have
|ng.Qt, experienced for many days; IN 4 ,,tln,
while every available yahine was mohiisrd
and pressed into service +" tranap"r, the
S.ets Mem n ace an IA. and ia s s"S @
Il behold the long and apS,eusly exr"cf"d boat,
|fthe great and magnificent steamer Josse Il.
E23elli And true to hor programme she oamo to
lime. eomips around tho bend b"low Grand
L HOore loGg before tho entire crowd had arrived
from town to witness her coming. Whom shn
came In sight. with the Nm ehton he's brass band
playing one OF their boat pieeea from the HURT.
cane roof. II was aptetnrn to admire neyonn
St p sst1r @ M sua
g think che wa a or o,xn INV, l,r en-
nAnder Capt. Dick sinnott. looked rlaasaah,
happy and c.sutente,. a ana !, wrIl A. 4,
| the hneat steamboat thnt ever turned \ wheel
IN these waters. We will. however, not attempt
nv particular dna'rintinn OF the an" hna tIr
Meneyns and capacity, she having been spn-
eially described In former asue. She Ia otli
Nered by the came gallant crew who. In tho old
days Of the past successfully and satisfacto-
Tllv conducted the Bart Alba: Captain Geo u.
Hamilton and Tom Dowty clerks. M"ssrs Kay
I'VE bespesk for the Boil long succcesful
md brilliant career. proiitahl" to her owners
and agreeable 10 her uatrans,
The KountE Line steamer II. q iaoeor. III.
lp9s!e In command, Ell Marherson clerk a re-
Tha xr re- Anchor i tine steamer t James How
ard, Cart James O'Nna. will he found ~ tho
iAndiug day with n big load from ~. louis.
rcceiStng ~ return again tn-m"rrnw NJ y. ~.
Tho semi weekly en.at and Bayou lhfnnrchn
|nArkai Henry Tata j T. Aucoin IA command,
Nv Landry clerk. leaves to-day " y. ~ for
Hhe u. j. Gay John J. Brown maa'or. Y. =
&Eeck clerk. leaves q day at ! =. ~. Tor Bayou
D4fR and a nnasi landings
The regular coaat ratkat % Bayou Ganla
Whisper, J. A. Gomsook master. q. NJ. Woods
ulOrk. leaves to-day NJ r..
The trt I'VE ekly upper reast packet 81. Francis
Belle. Chns Dean master. Leaves 10 morrow at
be .. m as advertised. for whitehall ''awmili.
The fine sidewhaei steamer De Snlnt. Oapt
frank Otendorfer. leaves 10 morrow nj Il II.
p for the upper egast e BAYOU deua
Aseumption. +. A. Chariot master eayes ~ L.
y. to- morrow. IA usual.
The tower coast packet Frrmn Irvine, J A,
Suiz master. leaves tosmetb'w ~ =, M t"r
fhe John " ". Cannon. j q. lthano master.
new ps mf Nn"Ss y IL fya Sn II s,m
AAnd. leaves tomorrow At q ~ for NtGka
The N. q. and II II ~ OnmuRny's steamer
IariR Louise III. j thinker master. n NJ thn
AndinR receiving tp leave ~ morrow ut y. ~.
BIZ Shreveport.
Exrhanwc clippings.
Cincinnati Commercial. february 4,
ION Saturday laat the Il. Il Springer made the
an from New Albany IL Gannelton llo miles
hours and AZ nltrafaa Including two bust
ees landings The Springer Il ono @, the fast
Ags.
The water wis inches Deep las; night on
be lower honr OF y I. nHmant's engine works
Capt. John A, Adams. eou1mRnEer auG Tom
ross. pilot. of thu Diet Johnson npurove of
change of signals awe"n hGats rlAdiug
most all the steatnhnntmen at Evansville are
fAv or of the change
NAsRv LILLE, Fah. II The rIVnr continue ~ I
Ne to. day. the gunge marking ~, feet The
q. w God. fidysitla ana FaUl,F arrvai l.te
lid evening. Capt, Ferguson, If tln ilFst namtt |
Norts periaus trir the piiat house aIi
Hing OF his boat stiif ring some traTl dam
IVA reggeived by csiltsiaa With 'imhnr,. Ths