The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-27
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River Reporter N. o. Bulletin.

that boats of the BLANKS Line" give through
bills OF lading to all points on Ouachita River
and its tributaries. Tie Captains Blanks
have made every preparation to accommodate
the residents of the Ouachita Valley, and we
hope that their efforts will meet with the sue
cess that they SO richly deserve.
The following named steamers left port
yesterday: Lizzie Hopkins and W. S. Pike
for Upper Coast, Waloon for Lower Coast,
Belle Lee for Memphis, and Willie for Bayou
Bartholomew
The Bradish Johnson arrived last evening
and is receiving to leave positively at ) 2. NJ.
to-day for Grand Ecore, Alexandria and all
way landings
Louis having been appointed sole agent for
the Southern States for the Cincinnati Patent
Candle Factory has sold our friend Markham
the right for the State Of Louisiana.
The Carrie A. Thorn took out Thursday
evening one Of the largest loads we have ever
seen go to Macon and Tensas. Among her
freight was one item of $50 bbls pork. She
could not take Jacksons eight ton bark ma
chinery.
The "gilt edge" Maria Louise, leaving this
evening, will attend to the Bart Able's bust
ness, paying particular attention to the bust
ness OF that packet.
The Independent packet w. J. Behan, Geo
Wilkinson, master, leaves at 2. Nj. to-day,
for Jefferson, Shreveport, Grand Ecore aud
all way landings on Red River.
The steamers ka'e Kinney and Utah have
consolidated and will run in the Ouachta
River during the entire Sc lson. Negotiations
have been made with small boats for the Sa-
line River and Bayou Bartholomew. Ship
pers can depend upon this The Kate Kinney
leaves for Camden and all way landings at
p. M. to-day.
The Katie 2. kountz is receiving to leave
ut r. NJ TODAY Missouri River
all points intermediate on the Mississippi
The kountz's Line packet Jno. +. Tolle is
9celving freight for st. Louis and all inter
lediate landings Due notice will be given
of her day of departure.
The Fleta is atloat, but had not arrived up
to dark last evening.
There were but five boats at the upper and
eight at the lower landings last night; this
looks like fly time had come several months
ahead of time
We gave our jack a bottle of Wintersmith S |
Buchu yesterday to cure him Of worms, and |
now he's cross-eyed and sleepy. Huntsville |
Courier -Jouma.
We gave our purp a bottle of vermifuge
yesterday, and good horse whipping, and
now he is as lively as T. kitten.
At last accounts the Oaachita was on a
stand at Camden; that's good news for il in
dicates a rise
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FoR CoUsHATTA AND GRAND ECoEE.-The |
Bradish johnson, John Heinz, MASTER Ed. |
Burke, clerk, leaves for the above and all way
landings to-day at ) p NJ.
For CAMDEN. The Kate Kinney, r. p
Burton, master, Joe Kinney, clerk, leaves for
all landings Intermediate between this and
the above mentioned port at z. NJ. to-day,
positively.
For SHREyEpoRT.-T Maria Louise, Capt.
II. J. Brinker J. J. Dodd, clerk, for Shreve-
port, Jefferson, Grand Ecore, Alexandria and
all way landings on Red River, leaves at 8 Z.
M. to-day.
UPPER COAST. The fine sde-wheel passen-
ger packet Mary Ida, J. A. Ruiz, master, J.
l.. Boyd, clerk, leaves at 10 A. NJ. to-day for
White Hall Saw Mill, st. James Convent,
BonnetCarre and all landings intermediate.
She leaves every Tuesday, Thursday and
at 10 A NJ.
For CAMDEN Blanks Line.-The superb
passenger packet Lessie Taylor, NJ. Kenison,
master, T. John and owen Jemison, clerks,
leaves for the above and all way landings at
5 p. NJ. to-day. The Lesse has but few
equals as n passenger packet, and certainly
no superior; her officers from the captain
down are well known tor their attention to
duty. Capt. Joe Walker. assisted by Mr.. !
Harrison, have charge of the steering APP
paratus.
For Lower CoAsr. The Waloon leaves
daily at 3 7. NJ. for all landings down to
Greenwood plantation.
THE ST. MARY. This fine passenger steam 4
er leaves at noon to-day, for all landings on
The Lower Coast as far down as the Forts.
Capt. Probst commands, and Mr.. Tremoulet
has charge of the office.
For VICKsBURG.-T Natchez. T. p a
Leathers, master, James Muse. clerk, leaves :
FOR Nicksburg, Natchez and all way landings /
It o'clock this evening as usual. As a pas t
;enger packet the Natchez has but few equals, \
md her officers are too we'll known to need a
praise from our pen. Ii
For JEFFERsoN.-T W. J. Behan. Geo &
Wilkinson, master f. w. Ames, clerk, leaves
or Jefferson, Shreveport Grand Ecore, and !
Ill way landings. q
FoR ATrAKAPAs. The Ida, Capt. J. p For t,
,ay, leaves for all landings on the Atchafa
ava and Bayou Teche, at Z. Nj. to-day.
Capt Sinnott Will have the New Bart Able
,ut in complete running order as soon as pos :
ible and then she will resume her trips as a b
egular weekly Grand Ecore packet, leaving {
very Saturday. 1t was her larboard cylinder >
hat was broken this time. +
by Telegraph r
SHREVEPORT, Feb 2G.-To Lord n Nc :
'eake Leave at 9 this morning with 22O0 A
ales Arrive Monday night, leave Wednes- B
ay. c. W. Drown, {
Clerk steamer La Belle. {,
FROM ouE EXCHANGES. L
The river is now rising. with six feet of 8
,ater in the canal. The ice in the river has ,
retty well run out, and what there is left is Z
hore ice and soft The weather was cloudy 3
nd damp yesterday, finishing up with good s.,
ld-fashloned rain last night. Business good
q the levee. ca
Boats are thinning out at the levee. 4
The Indiana for New Orleans Friday. r.
The Nashville passed down last night. L
Wagons cross the river On ice yet at St. q
ouis. rn
The Mnneola was looked for from below 7,
s. night. u
The Nick Longworth was due from New n
rleans last evening. 10
The Thompson Dean will pull ont for St
ew Orleans Friday. :
The Alice Brown and tow and y. J. Biglev q,