The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02

Saturday; Golden Era at Cranes past 8 A. n.
arrived al Shreveport at II N. Time out, 3 day
and Is hours. Left for the Jimplecute headqusr
ters past p. NJ; met the Selma 20 minutes Of
/ su1dsy morning at Benton; arrived at Jefferson
psst A M Time through from New Orleans
Memoranda of Red River U. S mail packet Liz.
zie Hopkins, on her return TO New Orleans
Left Jefferson Beef Packery half. past A. NJ. on
Wednesday; very foggy all morning; arrived at
board LOG bales cotton and left at halfpast P.
arrived at Shreveport quarter of P. NJ. THURS.
day, Judge Fletcher arrived quarter Of P. NJ;
left Shreveport half-past 4 P. NJ. u. l.. Hodge
Just arrived. Friday met Lotawanua ii A. NJ. at
Tom Hunters; Frolic and Era No. 8 at Grand
Ecore ct P. NJ. Saturday met Lizzie,Tate at W.
C0mpton's at A. NJ; Dora and Leo att P. NJ. at
Big Lhsrto; arrived at New Orleans half.past 8
A. NJ. Sunday. Time from Shreveport, days Is
hours time from Jefferson DAYS s hours. The
Lizzie Hopkins leaves for Shreveport and Jefer.
son posluvelyon Tuesday, her regular day, "hsil,
rain or shine," at o'clock.
ARRIVED SUNDAY, JAN. 3lsr.
Lizzie Hopkins, Capt John 7. Roots. from JEFF.
ferson, with 975 bales Of cotton, 4l9 tierces of
beef and her cabin full Of people.
Hunter. Capt. Jeanfreau, from Lower Coast,
with l43 barrels rice, etc.
Ida, Capt. Bassett, from Lower Coast, with SO
hhds. sugar. LOG b0ls. moasses and sundries.
Dan Able, Capt. Gross, from Baton Rouge,
with l24 hhds. Of sugar, etc.
Rose Franks, Capt. Dalferes. from Lockport,
with 1872 hhds. sugar, 263 bbs. molasses.
ARRIVED FEBRUARY lsr.
Frolic, Capt. Haeberle. from Grand Ecore;with
6l0 bales cotton and sundres.
r. f. Lee, Capt. J. w. Cannon, from Vicksburg
with 206l bales cotton, etc.
Richmond, Capt. Neal, from Louisville with
full freight aud a cabin fun Of passengers.
Lulu D., Capt. Grace, from Carolina Bluffs with
good trip.
fhos. Powell, Capt. Dizvant, from Donaldson.
vile with full load.
Nina s@mes cA CsD AuSG from LaOurchs
Sara, full Of passengers and freight.
Towboat Shark and five barges, from st. Louis
with 81 s22 bushels wheat. IA 900 bushels corn in
bulk, IL, S43 sacks corn, 1852 barrels -four. etc.
Lafourche, Capt Heno. from Bayou Sara. >
New Era. Capt. Dugas, from DOnaldsonville.
DEPARTURES SUNDAY, JAN. 3lsT.
Dan Able, Capt. Gross, for Baton Rouge
Grey Eagle, Capt Baranco, for Lobdell's
Store.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
LIZZIE HoPKINs-Erpress Passenger Pocket
AT ?. NJ, to-day, ram or shine, Capt. Jno. T.
Roots will back out this favorite steamer for JEFF
ferson, Shreveport and all way landings. Ship
pers may rely upon the Hopkins leaving this port
regularly every alternate Tuesday, as regularity
and punctuality are the notices of her indefati-
gable commander. Mr.. j. w. Lancaster, q
young gentleman possessed of fine social qualities
and at the same time of strict business uualidcs-
tons, has charge of her Office and Is assisted bv
that well known clerk Mr.. Jas. w. Parsons. With
two such clerks, shippers need labor under no
apprehelsons in regard TO the safe delivery of
freight Entrusted to the Lizzie Hopkins, and trav-
elers who take passage on her will find both them
and her worthy captain ever ready and willing to
see to their comfort On the starboard side of
the boat will be found our old friend (may his
shadow never be larger Mr.. Robt. Dale, who
from his plethorc store Of good wines and
liquors will ever be able to satisfy those who thirst.
RoBT. Il. LEE-EIpress Passenger Packet |
This magnificent packet. Justly termed on account
Other great speed and fine passenger accommo. |
dations, champion of the Southern. Waters.p |
leaves at P. NJ to-day, for Vcksburg and all wav
landings. Capt. John w. Cannon commands, and |
Messrs. Roberts, McVay and Mossop are her |
clerks, and this alone is enough to recommend /
her TO both passengers and shippers. To those |
who take passage on her we can say from ex- |
periencel that her tables, under charge of that |
prince Of stewards, VIM. Campbell 1.-THE Red fish /
man, as Ed. Carroll of the Vicksburg Times styles
hml are always supplied with the best that our
markets afford and her bar is well stocked with /
every thing from cider to Krug.
FRoLIC-IndependeRt WeeklV Grand EcoJ.e |
and Ndtcha0ches Pdcket.-At Pm to-day the
ine side wheel passenger steamer Frolic, COM
handed by Capt. Jno. A. Haeberle, with the ever
courteous Mr.. Thos. Knee in the Office, leaves as
above taking freight and passengers for all inter
,ely upon her leaving regularly ever Tuesday, ats
?. NJ. Until further notice the Frolic will 20 |
through Cane river, taking freight and passengers
or ell landings on that bfanch-n we may so |
erm it-of Red River.
Nick LoNGwoRTH.-Th unsurpassed passenger
packet, under command of Capt. Lew Hates,
caves at P. NJ. to day for Louisville. Mr.. Eugene
,. Powers, courteous and attentive gentleman,
las charge of her Office.
THLEoUAH.-This favorite packet, under com.
Dsnd Of Capt. r. l. Livingston leaves at 5 P M,
o-day for Portland and sill intermediate landings |
IN Bayou Bartholomew. Mr.. c. A. Breard. a |
gentleman well known and universally esteemed, |
las charge OF her Office. The Tahlequah has but |
ew equals amongst boats Of her class, being light
raft, fast and comfortable.
CARoLINE.-This established favorte under
ommand Of Capt. Bateman, leaves for Jefferson, |
Shreveport and way landings to-day at s PM
NINA SnMEs.-Ths fine packet leaves at IL
I. for Baton Rouge. Capt W. r. Greathouse com.
hands.