The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-18
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shreveport, Noverbar 'aS
Inc weather for the past week was 49,, 20 1858.
hekie ORDER warm, pleasant, cool, on the
WEI, asagfeeable, pleasant and agreesbIe u cold,
lies almanac Bee Les.
Within the last twenty four hours The ,ir,.
this point rose four inches, leaving last opPoss
and half feet scapt above the lowest watt, NE
the season. This rise is evidently marx Of
rains and heavy wind from the west ~ ,le late
the water out of the lake. otowed
We.hayeno later information from, ,,,;,a
than that published in our daily of ysstaa hers
peat our remarks On Saturday nig6t tbo and re-
DINA Bluffs, on Old river was runniDo o,t az
scan' water iof the smallest class of boats Orr a
information from above the raft left il dea5 latest
tins point to Boon Bend we still have nav,s.;. Ee
the smallest class of boats with light Ioa3s for
boats out report sixteeninehes at the Gate pas. a
twentyslx inches on the flats From this point sad
the Mississippi have fair low water nav;e,t su.''
the of sternwheel boats with oos Tor
AT last accounts there four and half so.
falls and the water falling fast. The shoa]en On Tie
below the falls which is owing to the Gov
the Mississippi Grand Point is said tn ha ~ 'sH N
one. WIS.,
For the past week business on the levea w
fair, and we think profitable to the STEAMBOATS, sef!
following is our memoranda FA LIE
TUESDAY, Nov, IT, EARLY this mornin, a..
steamer Mary Ellen, Capt. Milton salad sg the its
Bluffs, on 0ldriver, with light freight, oSfofla
Z Before daylight this morning the . seven nv, 1s
boards sailed for Old river in search of load P Of
About g o'clock An the fleet running packet sG asa
landing, four days and eighteen hours ont
city, with fair trip Many thanks to Capt Pbasn the
Mr.. Gng for favors. Aeips aud
Early In the evening the Kouns-line packet ..
mer, Capt B. B. Kouns, 5Ainsley clerk ca ' oossa.r
Boon Bend, Cypress bayou with $50 hae, IN from
and cabin full of people, all of which went s Cotton
the line packet lizzie Hopkins. Thanks to be as on
for faFors .sE-,..5 < eAlcsrs
Late in the night the steamer Right War ro,4
Scove J. w. Warren, clerk, left for New Oa , aesa
400 bales cotton and fair list of PASSENGERS Wild
" Away in the night the line packet Lizzie uo,+..
Capt. john 7. Roots, Sam Lawson clerk, left sas
city, with 600 bales cotton and her cabin n sa
FREIGHT-Up freights are now landed here NJ At
card rates. Down-Cotton 81 per bale, and ,,.ss
s20@25..-
lFoR NEW ORLEANS, o-DAE.-The Rose Franks e,.y
j. W. White, leaves for the city today on the srrs.
of the cars from Marshall. n.y. -.
FoR New ORLEANS, TO-DAY. = The fleet ru,n,.
packet Judge Fletcher, Capt. Jas E. Phelps. leave,,
the city to-day the arrival of the cars from Marshal
Is For New ORLEANS, THURsDAr.-The light drauyt
packet Lizzie Tate, Capt c. W. Stinde, Ed. Groy.
clerk leaves for the city next Thursday.
For New ORLEANS, FRIDAY.-The Pioneer Era, Csot
Glen Ed Burke clerk, leaves for the city next Pr6a
Fon New ORLEANS, sAruRpAr.--The light draos;
Lees line packet Enterprise, Capt. H. L.. Lee T. !
Howard, clerk, will leave as above, on the arEi7slof
the cars from Marshall ~. =- s..-..-
: FoR New ORLEANS Nov q --The New Orleans and
Shreveport line packet Era No. 0, Capt G. l.. Koun,
Chas Drown, clerk, will leave for New Orleans o,
Tuesday, November 81, on the arrival of thecars from
Marshall The Era No. 9 is new boat and one of III,
glitest draught and most comfortable on The river
FoR NEW ORLEANS, THURSDAY Noy. 26.-Tb,b,
water packet Lottawanna, Capt. John Kouns. is n,
line packet for New Orleans, THURSDAY November 9ss
For New ORLEANS, Nov. 28.-The New 0r1esr,
and Shreveport line packet Era No. 40, Cant Isas
Kouns, will leave for the city Saturday. November y
on the arrival ofthe cars from Marshall The Era M
10 is boat light draught and has superior accom-
modations forspassengers. r.,