New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-05

Friday, september 5, 1873.
Packets Leaving To-day.
ST. Louis ..........................G Glencoe, ?. N
At. Louis. ...........y Thomas Sherlock, Pm
| St. Louis. ......Charles bodmnan' +.
Red River Landing. Selma, P. N
Bayou Lafourchc. 1900. Lizzie Hopkins, p
Arrivals.
Glencoe from st. Louis, Charles Bodman
from Cincinnati, Thomas Sherlock from
| Cincinnati. Selma from Red River Landing
Lizzie Hopkins from Bayou Lafourche.
| Boats Due.
Exporter from st. Louis, Fieta, Texas
and st. Mary from Red river and Mary
| Miller from Cincinnati
The sun came out yesterday morning IN
manner to make our ievee habltues think
old Sol had taken spite at the levee clerks,
and intended burning them up for receiving
freight that was going at such rnlnously
low rates; but after relgnlDg supreme lot
time the storm king got the best OF MN,
and treated Us to regular oidfashioned
thunder storm in the afternoon, when was
accompanied by very heavy rain; whiie IL
lasted flooding the levee, and cooling Things
generally In a business way, there was
not much to brag of The Western boats
were trying to get rid of their heavy car
goes of produce as fast as possible, ooI the
outlook for return trips Is SIM, anu the
agents were running around as pussy as
fly in tar barrel.
Able. for Greenvie with fair trip; Gift
ford and Thirteenth Era, for Red river,
| with all they could carry on the water; II.
| s. Turner for Louisville, with slim dose
of both freight and people.
At the wharf this morning Will be found
receiving for return trip the high headed
| Natchez. to leave on her regular time, Sat
| M for NrckShu and all
| way points.
| The Garryowen. f3r Grand Ecore, is in
| berth, CAPTAIN John Heinz, the old favor
| lite, in command, with that correct trio IN
| the Office Ms.ssrs. Jenkins, Culbertson and
| True Entricken, and our old friend NICK
Bouchman eau be found on hoard also
Mr.. Britton, mate of the Great Republic,
is out on bail.
Boats Leaving To-day.
Now IA YOUR time. That beautiful aud
fast light draught freight and passenger
steamer Big SuDfower backs on. this even
ing at five o'clock, for Vicksburg, 1azoo
aud Talshatrhie rivers, under command OF
Captain ParIsot, a polite and agreeable gem
tleman. The Suntiower has unsurpassed
passenger accommodations and offers big
Inducements to shippers. SO send down
your freight previous to D T. NJ, as she
leaves sure and certain.
RED RIVER LANDING. The complete |
freight and passenger steamer Selma, IN
place of the w. s. Pike, takes her depar |
ture from the foot of Canal street at T. NJ. |
positively, for Tunica and Red River land |
ing, under command of Captain j. j. Brown. |
one of the most popular captains on the |
of good fellows, MIR. j. F. Muse. The Selma |
is regular packet between this port and |
Red River landing, leaving here every Mon Z
day and Friday evenings at D L. Nj. I
The regular Monday and Friday packe2 |
Lizzie Hopkins, leaves this morning at ten
o'clock, for Lafourche and all wav landings,
under command of Captain j. F. Aueoin,
an accommodating commander. MIR. +. A.
Charlet is her chief clerk
CHARLES BoDMANN, FOR ST. LoUIs.-This /
large freight and passenger steamer leaves
this day at 2. M. for st. Louis, Cairo and |
Memphis, under command of Captain o. 2.
Shinke Mr.. Frank Stein will be found in
the Ofiice.
THOMAS SHERLOCK, FOR ST LOUIS
This elegant and new fast freighS ard pas
senger steamer takes her departure, from
the foot of Common street, for st. Louis.
Cairo and Memphis under command of
Captain II. w. Hart, an attentive com.
mander. She has excellent passenger APP
pointments and good freight facilities. Mr..
NJ. L. Ferden has charge of the office
That large, freight steamer Glencoe, Cap
1
this evening at five o'clock, for St. Louis,
Cairo and Memphis. MIR. Owen q. Gates is
her head clerk Fer freight engagements
apply on board, or to her gentlemanly
agents, W. II. Boiinger, No lG4 Common
street, or to Mr.. John A. Stevenson, No. l35
Gravier street.
Miscellaneous News.
SSow, who is going' That elegant and
fast light draught freight and passenger
steamer Flrt casts loose at 5 2. IL, sharp,
Saturday, for Shreveport, Jefferson and all
and alexandria, with Captain G.. w. Haz-
let on the roof and handsome Mr.. l.. X.
Fisher in the Office-One who knows how to
clerk the finest steamer in the trade. The
Flirt Gas large and airy staterooms, mag
niticent cabin and all that is wanted in a
boat to make her stand AL in all insurance
offices. SO send down freight, and give her
a bumper.
ALL ABOARD-That fast and complete
freight and passenger steamer Frank Nor
gan leaves tomorrow at Z. NJ. for Shreve-
port, Jefferson ana all intermediate land
ings on Red river, under command of
Captain c. w. Tardy, an obliging and &C
cOmmOdatng commander. having unsur-
passed passenger appointments, and offer
ing excellent facilities to shippers, the
Morgan is a safe, well furnished and well
differed boat, having we'll selected walters, !
who are both pOlise and attentive, and has
a gentleman attending to the hardware es.
Enlistment who has the best in his bottles.
Don't forget that she is light draft, and will
go through without detention.
The regular Grand Ecore Saturday
packet St Mary leaves tomorrow at ) p.
NJ. tor Grand Ecore and all way landings, !
under command of Captain g. c. Hamil- |
ton, one OF the most popular captains in
the trade. Mr.. j. Jotfrou is her chief clerk.
The regular Saturday Opelousas packet
Trenton. Captain Burton, leaves tomorrow
at p. M. TOR Opelousas and all way land
ings. MI 7. John will be found in the
office.
The regular seBli-weekly coast packet B.
L. Hodge, Captain Melachon. leaves to-
at ) p. NJ. Cor Baton Rouge and
all way landings.
The regular semi-weekly lower coast
packet Empire. Captain Jeanfreau, leaves
at 10 A. NJ, for lower coast.
MARY MLLEg-This fine steamer leaves
tomorrow at p. NJ, for Cincinnati, Louis
vile, Cairo aud Memphis, under command
Of Captain James Paul.
From Above.
From Cincinnati Times September II
The new Cherokee will be completed in
about three weeks. Busy workmen are
getting her upper works rapidly into def
nite shape. DuInont has her engines ready,
and will transfer them as soon as sue IL
ready to receive them.
The Shannon came off the Eureka dry
locks thus morning. and dropped own to
he wharf to load for New Orleans.
The following dispatch was received at |
noon by the brother of the deceased engi-
leer of the Belle Vernon: '.Mr. Elversons
body was founS on the boat near his post.
Il is now at Evansville, and will be shipped
o Cincinnati this afternoon. His brother