The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-01-13
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OFFICE OF THE SOUTH " EsTERS,
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joke). .5;to tri.
point rose G1z feet leaving it last night 20 feet a'V'
s. the lowest water mark Of tie and rising
Tis wafer is from above the raft aud has nearly ex
# haused ITSELF s4o,,
Yesterday the river at Caroua Blqtis Taa On s'''
a with good navigation for first class Do"ts.
from abore the raft left the river
id m s+.na ,,itI rood navigation for small poats.
Fron his point out 10 the flsaer of waters we have
the hest of navigation for first class boats.
~ Nothing doing on the evee YESTERDAY,
Esq Trrsp4Y Jan. 12-The little steamer Mary Ellen
S@ anna in from ora river with s. bales cotton.
Wrnxrsn.y Jan. G-Eary this morning the Lulu d.
came II fom Jefferson dying light and after taking
light freight lett for above as IA ~ "a
tarnrise Capt II. H. Lee Il, j. Howard, clerk, made
oar landing four and half days ont from tie city,
Win good freight for this point and jefferson and a
fair list Of passengers. She left for Cypress bayou late
in The evening We under many obligations to the
clerk for late papers, ard to Andy swain the pl'o
for the following memoranda: i" Left New Orleans on
Friday, January i, 1859, at PM; met John Roots az
Bonnet Carrie point Saturday, net John White at p
in Old river, where he had been aground twenty,
four hours; Sunday, met jim Muse at 2 IN at mout1
OF Black river, Dave Dannals 10 AN ~ pafbl = e
Dick snnott 2pN at Mrs Vaughan o 10 Michael eI
Ryans. met a long Slaughai-looking boat, called the
Silver lake above Rock Island, with tall Shanghai
Looking man in the pilothouse, who had high stove
nine hat Oh acting as pilot met Billy Bnardman l:30
p ~ below Graphs Bluff; Tuesday, met Charley Stlnde
srn ut Atkins and Shasley i @ - , .,rsi
i1AiS tiliS i1llt. s''T uiIt rierl reached our
Johm NOUNS, Geo - rs oi fran, tie cifv
Inh'. tnte ia; mi FAIR III of cabin sovereipn
wv .t TIN of fhe season ana tbe selma
may be put down 8 runnist" She left for Jetfer
son iase IA 'ttu slIs New Or
PaPerss anu se TMorr9 tTsor n, liz al mel
I,otawanna at Baton Rouge, Lotus No. 2 at month Of
Ceroiine at Wilson'S saw mill, silver Lake at head of
Chei,he az VS." KS Ht t = iI5 NJ al p9von
D nv i VI TIT AZ N oEaria1d,s end Richmond at
rI,, y ~
''sh ht midday the bpre sIcTeel packet Bart Able
cp w r. uy5rr;son u N Tomkns clerk came
tapni y, rort three DAYS and eigee hours out
f H. ~ Win Good freght and her capacious
J fnII ~ nonnta Itsyas n 7aoa trim and made the
tha ci~yts for i,te na,ers ~ =. sr- 4
Late in the eyehin{r lie Konns line packet Era No
l E u, ~ VIZ 80 81 nrtr cIsrF came in from
"lRrSS ~ oI I me- 1o h KounssFne racket Era No
d rt 9 Kos das nrown cer Ieft far the
%; III I'll '" Wa cod trim She only made nm add
10y W loo III ana f.1; ,,as%e,,gers A. His noiat
'1 ~ Wv W. rbn crct,s bonf rail- j.. in fro,n
r, hipA n ;,14 H. H. Il b1 49,
ny yr rai '4'' - 49, -
o' mn raa tror fl4,, 17 f,.nt -.,s If3aa car,oin
from Jefferson late in ,e evening en- route to New Or
leans with 78o bales cotton, 725 t1e"ces beet ana ~
cabin passengers Gre only taTriee WITH ~ snort
time before leaving for the Crescent city She made
addition to her "trip at this point. a
SATURDAY, Jan. 9.-Ihe fleet running steamer lIzzie
arrived at our landing to-day, after dinner time
with full freight and her cabin full Of passengers
Early in the night she left for jefferson where the most
OF her freight was consigned. Weare under many %
legations to the clerk for files OF late papers md the fo
lowing memoranda; $ Lett New Orleans af6So Pm on
Tuesday the 9Th; Wednesday arrived at Baton Rouge
at 10 AH met y l. ledge no a:4a r,M Mt !. Innlca
and arrived at me N;i' M ana ieit at p
NJ; Thursday met Richmond ii:5eftM peio# Miison s.
and Lizzie Tate $40 fM At alexandra; lett ineyIie
- $50 ro F a. NJ . inst baa ara Winsav
ut 80 PM arrived at Shreveport $50 NJ three days
and nineteen and a half hours out
me m ny " y rrs Nv = p"o1r' ca rl
sailed for the city with cotton 1000 bbis beef
and good list Of passengers. 1t was The /" ribbon "
ap u Ii T season aa aae 'he OUTSIDER ieel gcoa al
The sidewheel steamer Mittie stenhens. Cant. Rel
logg, Cal Hayes, clerk, in early in the evening
from Jeerson with AZ bales cotton ~ Dds beef and
for tHacify without making anv addition to her trio at
this point 5&
t.S s"SoA5 5an 7oThs TsaF Red river packet En-
ti Hpt From T. e os5 o rta o}f es sa
tierces beefand a lot Of hides.
Geo dhf TesH1 os Raesss ssHa eap = sO s
.,allo,y 10. lahsa BACON and 30 bbls. pork.
kEisc,,saan. 60 III, III = -1
Aame N last nisb from the crescent city with
S Zip, Many thanks IL or old friend Ferd for
M M a &c n aseharging er freight tor THIS
Tbe ARE s ana ID r,as s9sess National
III capt Dick Snnott Florence Fuaren clerk came into
aort ths evening from the city, wtht trip Of the
The Iif snanss 70 r. risaren ior i'e papers II
Lee sawsd cls,E gat atr I'll I'M eT il ba
pastive ocIoeE pa win 4ef baIes aottan alot Of
a5x hises and sunaries - y
lhe h9nslne passenger PACK telma Gapt. Y: 4
Scovet Geo. Hamilton, clerk, left this evening for the
city with loo bales cotton 200 bundles hides, 80 bead
cattle 39e Dds beei ana GOOD list OF passengers
FREIGnrs. Orleans freishts are now landed