The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-06-27
River Intelligence.

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Eo' '"o P"sV "VVN - "e'"l' i'S ven 'ioo"iol'a
bly, hot aul dry Since last report, tse river oppo
lila tIds noipt after faIliBn a few inches came to
ata,,d III ,b+ on,.tI,in} sto,
s't't' CIV " 90 80 II - "i's !" '2 'r ~ "''50
Of Z feet below the highest water mark Of the season
We have not had sprIc arrival from above the raft
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on the river above Long pralre That 1t IS again bank
full aud in some places over the plantations. The
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the omceFs OF me tloneer' PuplShfa IL oar laSI IL
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the following: -
rasket Iiaze Hamilton Roots master arrived late last
aight from jefferson with scarcely anything in sight.
ems touched at this on her wav to the city
She had 300 bales Of cotton and all tile cows She ha9
deck room for 1t was first rate trip.
THURSDAY, June 2I-The New Orleans and Shreye-
rort nackct lima steamer National arrived to-day from
lie city with rather light ;rip We are indebted to
Tbo Wa,y 0rlaans nacEet saratoga srriTed from ne
CITY today with yerv light trip She left for the city
late in the evening with hardly auyLnr in the way Of
freight end passengers.
first rate trip Of 10Th passengers and freight The
captain says that although his Lizzie does not
fitting hoops vet she not averse to showing her heels
to any of the male gender steamboats, cunning on these
waters She is tter"
The Billiard came in to-day from Old river, perfectly
light.
FRIDAY, June 22-The upper Red river packet %oi,
HE ts' s%oyo ll" s raft with st rate .a ro OF c
and a fair list of passengers
Tho line packet National got of for the city to-day at
her usual hour with l4l bales of cotton cabin full Of
Tasspppcrs and all the bulls She had deck room for.
THO Steamer George il in AGAIN to dav from Cross
lake, with a full load Of cross-ties.
3 'rTanAy June 23-Tbe Jefferson racket Lizzie
Hamilton VAS the onIv arrival 70 day She made the
; fron, Jefferson n This pon N 6 hours bringing 10
tes of cotton 4og hides and cabin full OF 9assen-
.rcrs
- S,ryn,y June 2t-The New Orleans and Shreveport
,,sclet line steamer Alabama captair. w G Harrison
nrrved from the city TODAY with only light trim for
Ills point We are indebted to Mr. Howard, her clerk
for files of late papers
The Lizzie Hamilton aher the arrv&l Of the Aabam,
Messengers.
NoyDAy. June 2J.-The New Orleans and jefferson
atet STARLIGHT captain Hayes touched at this point
today on her way to Jefferson She had but light
freight for this point but gooGonefpr Jefferson We
arc indebted to her officers for fiji, of late papers
The Starlight WILL her return trip, rave this place
TO-DAY for the city
TUESDAY, June 26-The line packet Alabama got of
FORT Inc CITY to day with 1919 bales OF cotton aeabu full
Of messengers and all the that she hets storage
room for II was first rate trip TOR the seaseu9f the
year !, AIM
The following the departures ior US KIM I!t sNcc
our last, with the amount q tae5F tl 80 ,,, h.5
100 bales National, IL; Ahtlle s9tePleiis, 1 ,,1
total 540 bales The Saratoga did nof return any aA
fcst and the presumption il She had no cotton. i,
The following boats were IN port iasg DiEil' ~ %
my prospect OF a trip 1osa49toi CO.
Coddo, Alex Speer and lnosl,s1iellH.-s
n. r EEorobord;sn npT Steamboats,
ConslgneeS OF MerchanoASe pGi oS0S'lii w -
Phelps d C0;-tlrs; y: Il higeS "a n - Phs2S 10 4
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