The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-27
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Friday Morning. Nov. ~. 1864 J
Business was lively Hpon the landing yesterday.
and several Of our regular packets got OF with
good loads.
The weather yesterday was clear and rather
warm for the season.
The Biz Horn, Capt. John W. Tobin, leaves ats
p TO-DAY for Camden. giving through bills lad
ing Mr.. Robt Barclay Is her clerk.
The Nina SHINES. Capt. W. X. Greathouse,
leaves at 10 A. M. to-day for Bayou Sara.
The U. 8. NJ. packet A. G. Brown. Capt. Rado-
yich, leaves for the lower coast at noon to-day.
The Idaboe, Capt. J W. Blanks, leaves at
p. NJ. to day for Camden direct.
Late advices from 0uschita river report it rs-
ing from Camden down. r.sE |-
Having been unavoidably detained from leaving
last evening the Rose Franks, Capt. John W.
White, leaves to-day positively at 3 P. NJ. for
Shreveport, at which port she connects with the
light Draft, sidewheel passenger packet Dixie for
Jefferson. She gives through bills lading. Our
friend, Mr.. Jasper Russ, than whom no better
clerk ever entered Office, presides in the sane.
tum Of the Franks, aud, from our knowledge OF
that all freight and passengers intrusted to his
care will be carefully attended to and put through
on time.
not yet been attended to. This reporter came
within an ace of breaking his neck upon It yester-
day while on his way TO the Frank Pargoud. Ii
is an actual shame, and In fact, disgrace to the
city TO have such nuisance staring one IN the
face every day, and trust that the party or parties
who have this matter under control, will see to
this crossing without delay.
The Indiana, Capt. &. K. Neal, leaves for Louis
vile at p. NJ to-day.
The Pioneer line packet leaves for Shreveport,
Jefferson and all intermediate landings on Red
River at O'Clock this evening.
The Vicksburg, Capt G. p. Work, leaves for
Monroe and Trenton tomorrow at P. M.
The Lightwood, Capt. Scott, leaves for Camden
direct at 8 P. NJ. to morrow.
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column 1t will be seen that the Bart Able has
changed her day of departure from this city to
Monday and that she will extend her trips TO the
Bends going Is high up as Goodrich's landing.
The following named steamers arrived since our
last
shark and barges from st. Louis.
Nina SHINES, Capt. Gresthouse, from Bayou
eara with 70 bales cotton, IS hogsheads sugar,
40 barrels molasses and sundries.
Thos. Powell, Capt. Dinvant, from Donaldson
vile with S6 hogsheads sugar, Sc barrels mo-
lasses, etc.
Importer, Capt. williams, from Little Rock with
Peerless, Capt. Forgay, from St. Martinsville
with 80 bales cotton, 1873 hogsheads sugar and S59
barrels moasses.
Euterprise, Capt. Lee, from Shreveport with
479 bales cotton aDd.96 head cattle.
Frsnk Pargoud. Capt. White, from Point Chicot
with 2304 bales cotton:
Lady Cay, Capt. Burke, from st. Louis.
The following named steamers left port yester.
day:
Commonwealth, Capt. Lloyd, for St. Louis
towbost Shark and barges for st. Louis; Missis-
sippi, Capt Green. for Memphis Frank Pargoud,
Capt White, for the Bends Lizzie Tate, Capt.
stinde, for Shreveport Judge Fletcher. Capt.
Jim Phelps, for Red River Frolic, Capt. Hsberle,
for Grand Ecore st. Mary, Capt Carleton, for
Camden; Thos Powell Capt. Dinvsnt, for Up
per Coast New Era, Capt. Dugas. for Donald
soDvile J. G. Blackford, for Washington.
We are reliably informed that Capt. L. Il. Pat,
terson, formerly commander Of the Cleons, will
in the course OF q few weeks or upon the first
rise in Bayou Macon, place regular packet in
the trade between this place and Bayou Macon
and Tensas.