The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-05
nauha boat sold for all Il would bring.
~ n kuid not sell for any more ut an

IT. A1uhe boat sold ior. all 4 would bring
4 alSssje, Father was the oppoeition made
ssIs ID the t,ionis papers, after they
Il ia sssssnted atflavits to The effect
a I ssle ID OtnclnnNi W. Tree q the world;
an e.. M nothing to far from an advertise
tlssss n Tic sale IA st, Lois pap re. why
MA the proposed nnfcnasars po at a., 20 w
VI Mga&r INA objection we're eellsh aid born OF
81 FIX that these parties want anoths. oppor-
Nib buy the naa, no of less wo, man na -
VIZ, ha laast and wal hnll look forward o the
IT, 1aring with considerable interest. But
n wcda ease e ms aTve 'ha bssn he ana
ts ,sss's vtheif affairs 80 as 70 ren1er sais ntr
ns IN Is;taea Marshal ullery advertls ast Tia
.ul sssp Edorad.o fer sale near the Marine
a. "a saturday. the fourteenth Instant. al
war There viii % spirited bidding for o.
- Mmv ana elegant business steamer
fhle han fgrrs Times, Februarvl:
N m. Anchor Line steamer John A. Bcudder.
Cant Cater, left LETTER. for Nsw Orleans, last
S ~ w nithc number OF distinguished passen
Ssrs III OIL OF WWnom remain aboard uutil
ssiufna A !, II the q rooms IN the cabin
I'D cote had been. provided aud persona
saboar below viii be comfortably lodged
at sSnptnnonsly fed. The seudder. will
~ and her progress down the great river
<I1I ise watched with interest by many who have
Snds and relatives aboard, Among those
IND two. daughters, New York party Of eight
milers from Illinois: Mrs. Mnlhall ami danEh-
der Mrs. Hes Sals and family. NIrs. Capt b. Il.
fagram aud family james Loader aud family,
NJ. james A. Jackson aud daughter. Capt.
I'm. BALL aud NIB put sixty others. making In all
ninety passengers, on leaving here. and many
Slksra engaged below.
Alexandria Democrat:
Would IL not be wall and fatr. Mt this present
tine Tor onr ~ s and all sh9
owned and run Nv the pool line2 The rates
SAarsad by ,his COMPANY we're fixed by chip
Il tse as sar rate. Il H. oe he
company advised MI their patrons to meet and
tprm new and equitable tariff. The convan-
adopted were accepted by tho company Surely
this was generous on the part VI the company,
fpr We meyer heard hefore that ahippers were
rates: such thing IL au anomoy In transpor-
tation aud haa Knocked into tits The old adage,
chat 1t takes two to make bargain
Especial to the Democrat
sT. LOUIS. Feb. 4.-fhe river IL falling fast,
with feet to Cairo Rates are unchanged: poe
to New Orleans The ehipmsn t. ct grain are
bs. oh see esfr as5s'd bes ID
Memphis. The Silver, will leave, with fair
trip to.morrow. The Fannie Lewis leaves Fri
ns @asf she wa 'S Va New or
j6ans, and Harry Brolaski commands.
CAiRo, Feb; 4; tn, K.hlor fitted out hare
here. The springer passed up u q. M,
"A MONROE, La, Feb. A.Tha weather Ia clear
end cold. The river Ia rising. Passed un:
John Hanna last night at midnight. Down;
IBy Telegraph
MENtPHvs Feb. 4.-The steamer Golden Rule
arrived at 10 o'clock tonight md leaves at mid
night for New Orleans. She has 100 passengers
aboard. nil we'll
!. OrscINNAr1, Feb 4mThe river is u feet 9
inches and falling The weather E clear 3. and
PIrTsBuRa. Feb, THE river Is q feet inch
and falling. Weather clear and cold.
TIN p9 hG rveS re s sa9
Gnti cold. Arrived: win KyIe for Cincinnati
OArRp, Feb, 4.--River 81 feet inches and fall
spnsef em Nav orans aid aeen
vile from vicksburg. Departed: Smoky City
TOR pittahnrg. Springer for Cincinnati and
HT LOUIS Feb. A. River 9 feet inches and
falling. weather clear Hnd warmer. Arrived:
Gold Duet from yiekshurg.
feet and failing. We.her clear. Arrived
Golden City from New Orleans.
GRERsyrIhE Feb, 4'-The weather i el1ar
1 maMpMfs r. Fns NoorThe river has fallen
Y Inches, DepaIted: Charles Mors I'M for DIN
Robert Mitchell. John A. Scnddar and Port
Ends for Nav Orieana James Howard aud Belle
of Shreveport for st. Louis Weather clear and
VIcKssuRa. Feb. 4-The Weather Is clear; the
thermomatar a.. Tho river haa fallen inch,
and John b. MauAa At i, 4. m. " ~
TgSsroS La, FL smTo CANT; John Nh Tan Han,
here ut ID p. m. with 1900 bales cotton and 1l2
essf Ao nsye MASHsas
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