The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-10
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bench mark. tIndleatee riae tlndicetes faIl
Business was iest a little brick on the land
with which e close the week. The Belle aud
Whisper both had really e nod ttins. out IN the
morning. The y. 9 gtanard had $40 h?ssheads
freight The WINNIE Baker got Of With about
coz went out In charge, Burrel Manacoe pilot
The Golden Rule did we'll yesterday, aud will
have fine trip out today bpIh In freight and no
barrels molasses and lot of Memphis sugar,
and was getting o lot Of abroad Iron end some
lucky boat, but no iucbler. than well managed,
and no better managed than is popular. Her
officers are accommodating and attentive bqssi-
nees men that the shipper knows. Her cabin
cannot be eKeellpd for good solid comfort-that
the trayeler knows. Hence her suocess.
The VIII Kyle follows the Rule Tuesday next
She arrived yesterday morning after very
quick run from Cincinnati down. considering
the amount OF business done under. way She
evening at supper time, and was fast at our
wharf yesterday morning at @ o'clock that too
With her guards barely clear of the water.
Peter Freellnger aged AZ years, end netiye
OF OHIO, died yesterday morning at ! o'clock,
aeF nm so B B be hnr4
has been the fret engineer Of the j. NJ. White
since che flrst came out, and before her was on
other boats In the coast trade. His loss Ia
serious one to his profession. of which he was
a conspicuous member.
Ohio. iaking IN tow to Paduceh the James Hob
con. The Hobson brought four boats and two
oa sn Th saves sbs The tW9
The Memphis Avalanche pays. The strIkerH
made cent 80 far" II the Avalanche man
was here on the gee aeion Of one of their par
adas and : the wfrdyard Of It he would lind
he - 81 to
the landing by the akH load Now II there ia
sep + weak afn oes ia e o
for the time being what is the barrels house
losg Ia the ish vendors gain.
The 0ity of Alton. one Of the most famous
boats Of the day, leaves this D. Nm, for 1t.
Louis, and don't you forget It,
=, Thanks. to Andy Boiand, bill clerk of the
The passengers up last trip, In recognition of
pleasant trip, y good boat and clever officers,
presented TIE Reuben II. Springer on pr ar
water service.
The daily mail service between Shreveport
tinued for want Of daily conn action Mt the
mouth OF the river. 1t Ia now carried tri-
The Maria Louise brought 4sq bales of cotton.
Thie leaves her cargo, including 500 bales of the
Silver City. Is short, come of which was carried
a thg hn narsa ~ 10 se I,s,s ahe t
to-day from st Louie.
the David Hostetter Ia the mail packet to |
Grand Iala= Aee advattlsement.
The Tensae will arrive to leave Wednesday |
next for the Tenaae and Macon.
The Rene Macready, In place of the De smet, |
Frank. tttendor fer master, leaves to-day at 10
a., M FOR Donaldsonvise.
I'VE regular semi weekly coast and Bayou |
Lasourche packet Assumption, 2. A, Oharlet |
master, Edw. Ninolle clerk. leaves to-day al 10
n. m. for Laurel Valley.
The regular trt- weekly lower coast packet
clerk. leaves to-day at .. m. for Orange Farm
The regular, semi weekly Bayou Sara coast
John II. Moesop clerk, leaves 70. DAY az D. m.
Ieethers master, J. =. Muae clerk leaves to-
Tn. new and handsome Jesse X, Bale. Rich
ard sinnott master George O. 8spilton clerk
eays e day rssns M r. a RyaT
ton Oompany'e steamer Yaaoo Valley, George
". Rea master, H, q BoaHman clerk, leaves to-
The Anchor Lil.e steamer Oily of Alton. II.
e, Bigbv master VIM, NILSSON clerk. leaves to-
day at D. III for st. Louis.
The southern Transportation Line ateamer |
Golden Rule leaves to-day at p. nc, for Ctncin- |
natl, @. 7. shinkle In command, Albert shinkle
The Yazoo, Capt. W. c. Harrison, Theo Jo-
bin clerk. leaves also to.oay for the Atehafa-
III" The John H. Hanna. Capt. W. O. Johnson.
Leaves to-day at 2. m, for Camden
The feet and handsome, VIM. Pagan. l. P.
Delah onssaye in'commaud. leaves day at D.
NJ for Bayou bartholomew.
The Tensas and MACON packet st. Mary. J. b.
Sullivan n aster, ii. W. Walton clerk, leaves to-
day at y. m.
Exchange Clippings.
Cincinnati Times. April I:
! Capt gohn Y. Reynolds Of the Laura L. Davis,
has been under the weather for q few days
past bat is about AGAIN. He leaves feE St Louis
Memphis Avalanche, Aprils:
CANT. \. Z; Glenn moved his wharf boat over
The Paris G. Brown passed down for New Or
leans yesterday. She put off lot OF stuff here
and added $500 sacks oil meal and loo NJ. r. oil
harrels, engaged for her by her agent Capt. J.
Natches Democrat. April 8:
We have been permitted to make use Of the
following letter written by gentleman at
Indian sillsIe." on Tensas river, bearing date
Of Aprtl 2, 1880; The water lacks four feet of
here nineteen inches In the past seven days. !
The people are Just beginning to be really
afraid Of an overflow, They are preparing TO
stock. preferring TO do that rather tn IN run the
risk of putting them in the gin houses and on
mounds, as they claim that the stock are not {
lifted for wo L when the water goes back after q
being so taken ca o Of" c
ST, LOUIS. Apsil 7.-Capt. Lenox stopred of !
he Grand Tower. end goes to the Arkansas !
Hot Springs. and George Carvell went on the !
Tower. 10 Bryan takes Carvelis place on the ]
CAIRo, April The Charles 2. Chouteau h
wants considerable freight to ill out aud 1t is
lropping of pretty fast here lately. Spring |
line is upon US. and farmers will have to turn !
heir attention to seeding. The leaves are !
eming out upon the trees ami mosquitoes are {
Nth us. which indicates thst ny time is ap- :
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Special TclegFRG7s.
ST. LOUIS. April a.-The Belle Memphis do. +
ublfc received 100000 bushels. The Iron s
fountain leaves at noon TO- morrow with 500 9oG @
ushels corn in her tow. equal oG4o0 TONS the o
eight on which amounts to $4,000. The In
thaAt l.