The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-09
We have nothing late from Red or Ouachita

We have nothing late from Red or Ouachit
rivers.
Rates to Red River are still half-card an
scarce at that.
The Ouachita Belle, F. A. Blanks master
Joe Holmes clerk, is receiving to leave at 8
NJ. tomorrow, for Camden and all landing
intermediate on Black and Ouachita rivers
and their tributaries.
The James Howard leaves Friday, 1911
inst, for st. Louis.
The Rapides went to Shreveport from Lake
Bisteneau
The Susie Silver leaves at P NJ to-day
for the Ohio.
| STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FoR VIcKsBURG.- r. Z. Lee, VIM
Campbell, master, A. McVay, clerk. leaves
at o'clock this evening for Vicksburg
Natche7, and all way landings
For GRAND ECoEE.-Regular Tuesday Pack
et-The fine passenger packet Seminole, John
Mitchell, master, james Robbins, clerk,
leaves positively at 5 ?. NJ to-day for the
above and all way landings
| For CAMDEN.-The regular packet Kate
| Kinney, II. P. Burton, master, leaves for the
above and al way landings on Black and
| Ouachita rivers, at p NJ. to-day. Mr.. Joe
Kinney has charge of her Office, and is ably
assisted by Mr. Dave Harkns.
The Mary Ida. Capt Ruiz, leaves for all
landings on the Upper Coast as far as White
Hall Saw Mill.
| Tho fine passenger packet Ashland, John
A. Williams, master, J. s. Alexander, clerk,
leaves for Pine Bluff, Little Rock and all
landings intermediate on the Mississippi and
Arkansas Rivers. Her commander, Capt
Williams, is an old stager in the trade. having
in past years run the Importer and Exporter
as regular packets netween this city and Little
Rock. In the Ashland he has a fine packet
and we wish her every possible success.
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
Louisville Courier-J ournal, Feb 6:
A number of darkies in the city are filling
their cellars with river ice.
The Charles Bodman will be along to-mor-
row for New Orleans-ice permitting.
The Vint Shinkle transferred her people to
the Louisville at Aurora, and will be along
soon-ln the spring, we suppose.
The Louisville and Vint. Shinkle had not
put in their appearance at dark last night.
The Alex Swift was not in sight either.
A fleet Of loaded coal targes belonging to
Sam. Roberts broke loose from their moorings
yesterday, but were caught and landed safely
without any damage.
Quite party of handsome young ladies,
who are pas5an myers on the Charles Morgan,
took stroll through the city yesterday. God
oicoS tucli pIetty SOuiS oL-clT StuliiH5 ldCtS
made us wish we were about forty years
younger than we are Joy go with you, girls.
Shreveport Times, Ali inst.
The Marie Louis hove in sight early in the
forenoon with fair trip. She made the
quickest trip so far this season.
The Lizzie Rae came some time Tuesday
night from Old River, with AZ bales of cotton
for this point and for New Orleans She
shucked herself ia short order and hung out
her shingle for above the raft
About noon yesterday the Clifford cana in
from Old River with 1900 sacks Of cotton seed
and l25 bales of cotton, q of which were for
New Orleans. She had the weight of 600
bales Of co'ton-a pretty good load for her.
1t was past midnight Tuesday night before
the Era No. 10 got Of for Jefferson
The Colonel A. 2. Kouns probably came in
from the city last night. She goes to Jeffer-
son.
by Telegraph
VIcEsBURG, Feb. To J. B. Woods 6 Co.,
New Orleans: Steamer Jas. Howard will arrive
Tuesday evening and leave Friday evening
for st. Louis. b. r. PEGRAM, Mister
BATON ROUGE, Feb. Ito Hite q Carlin
The Fleta viii arrive at daylight, with good
freight. $50 passengers and Opelousas Brass
Band head everything. Leave Wednesday
positively. T. r MUGGAH,s
Clerk Steamer Tleta.