New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-01
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST l. 1871

LObdelrs store; Talequah, for Lafourche;
Enterprise, for Louisville; Wade Hampton,
tor Natchez.
Telegram
SHREVEPORT, July 80.
Lord and McPeake:
Leave tonight for New Orleans; Thurs
day, August 3, for Jefferson:
NJ H. KOUNS,
Master Era No. 10.
Telegram
VICKsBURG, July 81.
Commonwealth arrive Tuesday evening;
leave Thursday for st. Louis.
II. H. SYMMES, Master.
Telegram
VICKsBURG, July 81.
Stevenson & verlander
Susie Silver will arrive Tuesday evening;
leave Thursday positively for st. Louis.
THOMAS w. SHIELDS, Master.
The City of Quincy, Captain Judd j.
West. and Clerk E. Dill, arrived last night
from st. Louis, with a very heavy cargo of
Western produce. She will leave on her
return trip on Wednesday, August 2, at
p. NJ, for Cairo, st. Louis and all way
points up to st. Paul, Minnesota. Her ac-
commOdations are first class in every
respect, and her agents, Stevenson 81 Yer
lander, No. 135 Gravier street, will give
you all information regarding freights or
passage.
The steamer Big Horn, after a short rest,
has come to the wharf, and will commence
loading this morning for Shreveport and
Jefferson. Captain Sic Mcclure is in COM
mand, with Captain W. T. Gillian in the
office, assisted by our old friend, John
Murphy from Paris).
The Henry Ames, Captain j. w. Jacobs,
I,nr nv
fine trip. Part of her cargo consisted of
ll5O bars railroad iron and 1000 boxes sugar,
and the balance assorted merchandise.
The Susie Silver, Captain Thomas w.
Shields, is due this evening from st. Louis
and will return on her advertised time,
Thursday. Stevenson & Verlander are her
agents, at No. 135 Gravier street.
The Era No. 10, Captain NJ. H. Kouns, Is
also due here to-day from jefferson, and
will leave on her return trip Thursday,
August 3. Lord & McPeake, No. 20 Gravier
street, or Dick Britton, No. 135 Gravier
street, will post you as to freights or
passage.
Captain Henry H. Symmes will bring the
Commonwealth into port this evening from
st. Louis, and is positive that he will return
with her to st. Louis on Thursday. August
3, at P. NJ. A. A. Words is her agent, at
No. lO4 Common street, and will answer all
ments for freight.
Reports from st. Louis indicate that they
are having low water and expect it will be
still lower, in consequence of which rates
of freight have advanced to this port; the
boats were getting on last Saturday sixty
cents per barrel for flour and thirty-fve
Ter hundred pounds for freight, and ex-
pected it would advance on Monday the
thirty-frst, to seventy-tve cents per barrel
for flour and other freight in proportion.
The James Howard and Pauline Carroll
left st. Louis for this port on Sunday,
July 80.
The Carrie V Kountz passed Cairo,
bound for this place on July 30.
The Belfast, from st. Louis, passed Mem
phis on her way here July 80.
For LOUIsvILLE-The steamer Indiana. |
Captain r. E. Neal, leaves this evening at |
o'clock for Louisville and all way points on
the Ohio river. She will also receipt for |
all freight to Cincinnati Pittsburg and st. |
Louis. The Indiana is one of the best boats |
on the river, and her officers are polite and |
attentive. Charles and Elliott Miller are |
associated in the office, and will ever be |
found at their post.
For JEFFERSON DIRECT.-The Lulu D., |
Captain William Durbridge Clerk John |
Johnson, leaves at P. NJ. for Shreveport, |
Jefferson, and all way points on Red river. |
The Lulu is light draft, and will have no |
trouble in going through on time, and we
advise shippers and passengers to give her
! trial.
For NICKsBURG.-The Governor Allen, |
Captain Campbell with John Mossop as
clerk, leaves this evening at five o'clock
or Eicksburg and the bends