The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-27
River Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE South WESTERN,
ShreEennrt March o. l


e.,, -, - shreveport "arch 20 1851 }
Since our last report the weather has taken change
for tie better. Instead of rain see and snow have
had sunshine and April showers which are supposed
IN hiring forth Nav fovers
~, r -
ne river opposite 1hs point mas 1alen' IN ALL sines
the last rise about feet, andwas last night 2l feet
above the lowest watermark The MoIlie Fellows the
Ios+ boat eno. t,o +t pf oor+s +bo ,,,,,,or r;,o,
a"n! 'oS 'io'' aDo'e ''Le '"''' 'pp'i
falling fast. The jefferson Jimpecute reports the
BAYOU on stand at the foot of Dallas street. with 81
f.o+ - tto o1o,,o1 ,, Door ro1o that, Au+hoa,1o+s
leoS III inc cn"n"e i'o'e 'Ai@' a" INC pacAe's
had good upfreight, at low rates. but had to go out
comparatively light The following are our memoranda
for the mast week:
10 ."' i'"''
WEDNESDAY, March 20-.-Ihe huge me packet Bart
Able, Captain ". q Harrison, Nm: Culberson clerk,
came Ito stand about II CLOCK last nlght-three
days and SIX hours out from the Headqnaers OF the
District Of Louisiana She had fair freight and a
good list OF passengers W. are INDEBTED TO me clerk
for file OF late papers, ana TO Capt harrison Tor
the information mat ne "ou1 lahe coton ~ 'nt
the same way he did eggsnbv the dozG3 LOOK 10
y0ur laureis' Napo'e0n Oh Ne" ''e'' 'oA Is
"'tTr YOU Naval, o. Tho vo,r Orleans and ebraro-
IHCRsDAI March ne Ne% o1!Tsh9 anu r f e.
Port packet NeT Era captain NJ. n; W2oad' gor Oh 1o
me Guy io-uay, ; ~ ~ ~ H. pa "a ,h ;+b
60 ;ote pG nm eli nnd un d.; not taxa coton nv tbn
l5tlSt'' DIT wv " ~ " ~ NV ~ 0 ~ ~
Tba Kouns-Tine racket Monsoon Cant r r Kouns
,;I I; $500 ~ IIJ t l r. AZ n u, -
cr and th fan+in di; Of te Di+c+ Of
r. ,ln" "iJ ~. - ~ ~ io 81 LJ rooa ca;I'
fr +b;s [,6in+ hn bottor ono fcr Tfrso,7 f t?h
n nor o late in the one d V Tb ea Ur rd
tpHnI,o[ 10 Iooro NC f1n IF ia ar1ors fr rIol ~
LoC a,r tbonts ' '' " lou l"Po''' '' "'''o' 0
va
fFDAT, March 22-C2pta1n Hayes IN charge of the
'?Iafl%ht came IN To-Day from jefferson, under ooga-
ZION 10 hehFe! ~ baeS OF cotton at District Head
quarters as per o OF lading lie hung out his shlnge
20 Jake co'9h at 80 per dozenand by little persua-
SION secured ~ liz dozen OF the staple before he left
do[ Inc cly ne mad very respectable looking set OF
Greyoacks to deFo4r his scany supply OF PROVISIONS
Inc liner Bart Able was able to get of to-day for the
c'S win '0 d0zeh paies OF cotLoh ana R0oa IISt OF
passengers. Nlne dollars per dczen was al! captain
arrisoq charged 19r COTTON: ~ IS ms lhe''9h TO re-
take ont another load Of cotton at ~ npr dozen
The Inner Red river racket Pioneer Era Cantain
GiIIon Of The Konns family line Geo Hamilton arnnt
white rings around the cbmnies two 0nr Whistles left
today for all points above the Raft with full frerbt
and cabin full of DeopIe-residents Of Arkansas Il
was thought to be apaYinc starter
The Upper Red river packet Mollie Fellows CAPTAIN
Tbornton Jacobs (Jim Phelns ognn+ arrived 6 -doy
from above the Raft with dozen of cotton at 12O ncr
dozen and a cabin full of passengers Her officers re-
port the river falling
tie way Of the movements of steamboats, to-day except
@ - % f,G Don aot f net5 no"''
SUNDAY. March 24.-The elegant packet National,
DICK Hmnot,, Jonn f l Gerh, cane IN TO-
with fair freight and good list of passengers We