The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-15
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CRESCENT OFFICE. No. % CAMP STREET
Tuesday Morning, September ID, 1908

CRESCENT OFFICE No % CAMP STREET
Tuesday Morning, September l5 1868
The weather has been slightly moist since our
last. in TACT Pluvius has had everything his own
wsy and Helios has been forced to remain In the
The receipts OF cotton are daily increasing and
have given an impetus to business winch mas sur
passed the expectations OF tne mosl sangu1ne,
Duripr the past two days our steamboat ianolng
has presented real business appearance. Eie7en
steamers have arrived since our last report, eacn
one fully freighted. .tos
cotton were received yesterday by the folio wing
named steamers: Robert E. Lee 1850 bales the
iaroest load of the season. GOssamer l94 bales,
Cu6s No. 2 50 bales, Ruth 81 bales, and Nina
SHINES $50 bales. 81 rA..r
Jacobs came 70 the wharf yesterday looking as
bright as a new pin. She leaves at 5 P. NJ to-day
for an landings between this city, Shreveport aud
Jefferson. Mr.. I. J. Reeder is heI clerk. al.
The well known and deservedly popular ngnt
draft passenger packet Cuba No. 2, Capt. GEO. E.
wilkinson leaves at P. NJ. to-day tor JEFFERSON
and all way landings.
| The peerless Robt. E. Lee, capt. John Sanuon'
leaves az p NJ. to-day for Vicksburg and inter
| mediate landings. The Lee aud her officers are
too well known for Us to say sught IN their De-
| half. a.. , -.
The A. G. Brown, Capt. W. s. Bassett, leaves at
| moon today for the lower coast
The Irene, Capt. James Tucker, will be found AZ
the wharf today ready to receive freight. She
leaves At p NJ. tomorrow for Shreveport, Jener-
son and way landings, paying particular Afternoon
" P s an advertisement in an evening contempt
rary. we learn that the Gov. Allen will on Monday
| next enter the list IS regular New orleans ano
Vicksburg packet, leaving this city every M9naay
| at5PM Capt. John Smoker will command her
| The celebrated Lafourche came TO the lanalhg
Yesterday morning looking like new boat. Dur
ing her sojourn among the Algerines she has peer
locked and repainted, and to-day will compare Ia
| urfh we DeautV
boat adoat She leaves at P. NJ to-day for b Ayo'
Sara under command Of Capt. Heno, veteran II
the trade and will continue during the season !
this trade leaving here every Tuesdsy 81 D Il NJ
and every Saturday at 10 AN.
ARRIviLs,-Since our last issue the tolloWin
named steamers have arrived;
Robt' 70. Lee, Capt. Cannon, from VcEsburg
with 1850 bales cotton and several hundred ton
Vi ToShost Atlantic, Capt. Belt with tire
! haroes from st. Louis. All her bsrges wer
\ heavily freighted. Their cargoes consisted !
: mart Of 1913 bbls -four, TIA sacks oats and Z5O
SAI Aloe and A. G. Brown. from lower coast wit
J, Ruth. Capt. Pegram, from St. Louis, with fu
X freight. -. ...-, p,r,
4 Sara. with 3ss bales cotton and sundries.
- Bismarck, Capt. Entricken, from d. h9ui
"a loaded 10 her utmost capacity.
70 Cnha No 2 Capt. Geo. Wilkinson, rom SnreV
1S port with SO bales cotton, 20 neso snseP, e's.
% Gossamer, Capt Kouns, from Shreveport, Wi
ls5 bales cotton. lot hides and sundries;
Hstty Gilmore, Capt. King, from Lafourche.
;ss TovRost Nohavk. from 81. Louis, with baTg
fully freighted. Part of their freight was % g
% his -four, 3SI6 bags corn, 1854 bags oats 10
la bags bran. ~. o,a aspsr.u
100 L.eusn,- ,hs Nira Sirnmes for Bayou Sara.
a1 TIE oficers Of the Robert 2. Lee, Nina simm
- n BROWN and Cuba No. have our thanks
I ne fayors. The following Is the Cubas mem0r'
ID. dun: .e,..-anort Septeml
ny or step.x. In port steamer Glide, Right '"