The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-02
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CRESCENT orrIcx No. ~ 0Anr srnRxi
Wednesday Morning. Dec. 2. 1865

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Wednesday Morning. Dec .. lSeS.
The weather has been fine since our last.
Business 1pon the landing was very lively yes
terdsy.
at lat been attended to.
The Lightwood, Capt. Scott, leaves at P. M
to-day for Arksdelpha, Camden and all landings
intermediate.
The fne side-wheel packet T. d. Hine. Capt. Joe
Morgan, commander, Capt. Nat Pickett, clerk,
leaves for Jefferson and Shreveport at p N. to-
A clerk will be found at the foot of Crossmsn
street this morning to receive freight for the Tab.
The Big Horn passed Trenton yesterday on her
Abe Frank Psrgoud left vicksburg at IL A. NJ.
yeste rdsy for New Orleans. with 200 bales COT
ton and 1000 sacks cotton seed.
On her last trip the Big Horn made the run
from The wharf at this city TO the mouth of Black
The Lizzie Hopkins, Capt John 7. Roots, left
Jefferson yesterday ESQ we learn by telegram to
w. N. surls, sgent,) with good trip for this
The Gov. Allen, under command of Capt. John
w. Tobin, leaves at r. NJ. o-dsy for Camden aud
all landings intermediate. Mr.. Ed. Ryiand has
charge of her Office. 10 regard to fare, aud 10
point of speed. the Allen has but few equals and
NO superior upon the river. r lle.
The Tshequab, one of the liQhtest boats afoat,
(by lightest refer to her draft, for as compel
itor she is rather heavy will be found at the
wharf this morning ready to receive freight for
Camden, for which point she gives through bills.
The Lulu d., Capt. Jack Grace, passed Bayon
Sara yesterday morning. She will be found ct the
wharf this morning ready to receive freight, and
~ S r. NJ. TO morrow she will turn hsr prov u o
stream bound for Jefferson and intermediate
landings. Ore
The following named steamers left port yes
terdsy:
New Era Capt Dugas. for Donsldsonville.
Thos. Powell, Capt. Dinvant. for Upper Coast.
Lafourche. Capt. Heno, for Bayou Sara.
Era No. 8, Capt Kouns, for Jefferson.
Ceopa, Capt. splape, for Washington.
II. T. Lee, Capt. Cannon, for Vicksburg.
Glide. Capt. Muse, for Grand Ecore.
Virginia, Capt. Holcroit. for ST. Louis.
J. II. Groesbeck, for Cincinnati.
"a Late advices from Shreveport report Red Ris or
still rising.
To OuAcHrrA SHIPPERS. All orders for freight
brought down by the Lepi Leou have been trans
ferred 10 the Gov. Allen. The Alien will give
through bills lading for Camden.
The Magenta. Capt. Frank Hicks, arrived yes
tefdsy morning with 4O2s bales cotton, being the
,s a b sAa sncs
capt. ]. W. Blanks has taken command OF the
remember that the Gov. Allen leaves for Cam
den at p NJ. to-day.
The folio ing named steamers have arrived
Magenta, Capt. Hicks, from Memphis. with 4o2s
bales cotton.
Iepi Leoti. Capt. G. p. Work, from 0uachiti
river, with l0o0 bales cotton. =,
Sully. Capt. King. from boDsldsonviile, with
full load OF sugar and molssses.
Continental. from st. Louis, fully freighted.
J. G. Blsckfotd, from Washington, with i6
bales cotton.
Aloe, Woods. from Lower Coast, with goot
trip.
New Era. Capt. Dugas, from Dousldsonviiie.
Lafourche, Capt Heno. from Bayou Sara
Lotswsnns, Capt. Brinker, from shreveport.
Ed. Rylsnd aud Oscar Benedict will, with thei
usual gra-e and dignity. preside IN the ONCE O
The weekly Camden packet. Gov. Allen.
The Independent Sc. Louis packet, Molie Able
upder command OF Capt. Dan. Aele. with Oh
eourteous Mr.. W. G. Graham in her ONCE. leave
st5P. n. tomorrow, having been compelled D
freight engagements 10 lay over.
The light draft passenger packet Success WI
IN. ready 20 receive freight this morning. sh
leaves for Camden and ell landings intermedial
an Thursday, Dec. 8. at s p.
The weekly Camden packet Cow Allen CO.
cts with light draft steamers for beyous b
tbclomew, D'Arbonne and Macon, giving throus
bills iading.
\ The LOU D., Capt. Jack Grace, leaves for Jefs
y SON, Shreveport and all way landings, ~ 5 p \
today.