The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-15

he Peytona and barges leave to-day for the

The Peytona and barges leave to-day for the
Ohio.
The Mary Miller arrived yesterday from the
Ohio, and is receiving to leave to morrow Tor all
points through to Pittsburg Lea NJ. Crane mas
ter, j. 81. Griffith clerk.
The Belle OF Shreve port, Thos W. Rea mas
ter, 81. A. Dohrman clerk, arrived yesterday
from st. Louis with fine trip, part of which was
1908 bales cotton. The Belle Is up for the Ohio,
and is receiving to leave tomorrow at 2. M.
The John A. Scudder arrived Monday night
from st. Louis with fine trip. part of which was
2566 bales cotton and 5642 eacks seed. She is
receiving for re turn trip, and will leave to-day
at P. NJ. A. j. Garter IL command, Charles ID.
Dix clerk.
The new hull of the Great Republic was not
launched on Saturday, but will be this week.
The Glencoe was to have left st. Louis yester-
day,
The Coast and Baton Rouge semi weekly
packet Lessie Taylor arrived yesterday afternoon
fat in the water, with II bales and bags cotton,
SGT hhds and Is bb!s sugar, $50 bbls and half
bbls molasses. and will return to-day as usual at
IL o'clock. Allen Jumel, the rrepressible Captain
Of the LESSEE was very much elased a. tins spen
manifest with def to any Coaster to take it
with better one. Messrs. NJ. Kenison, Com
stock and Pension are the clerks on The Taylor.
The B. L. Hodge from Lobdell's Store, Baton
Rouge and the Coast will arrive tonight and re-
turn on Friday at 10 A. NJ.
The Gov. Allen had 688 bales cotton, 1855 sacks
seed, $50 bbls molasses and SO hhds sugar.
The Stella Block was unable to leave yesterday
on account Of some slight but necessary repairs,
She goes to-day though, positively, taking freight
for all points on the Upper Iensas and Macon.
Joe Walker master, Gabe Block clerk.
The Tensas, for Tensas and Macon, is also re-
ceiving to leave to-day.
The Rapides is receiving some slight repairs
and is beng touched up with the painter i
brush.
Capt. T. C. Sweeney's new and pretty Fanohon
is at the lower landing and is receiving to leave
to- morrow for all points on the Black and Ouachi
| ia rivers through to Camden.
The shannon, from the Ouachta, will be found
| at the landing this morning.
| The GAINESVILLE is receiving at the head Of
| Bienve street, and will leave to-day at 5 P. Al.
| for all landings on the Atchafalaya and Bayous
Chene and Teche through to st. Martinyille
Abe Smith in command, Frank Greig clerk. We
refer our readers to her advertisement IN an
other column.
dispatch from Memphis, the 18th, says:
| "The Louisville passed down at noon with
bales Of cotton here, and left fully laden. TIT
| snag- boat McComb passed to Arkansas River a
noon to work out distractions
"The small steamer Active passed down with
out stepping"
The James Howard will be at the landing to
day with splendid trip from Memphis, and vii
return to morrow at ?. NJ. B. r. Pegram mas
ter J. H. Chassaing clerk.
The Thompson Dean one Of the finest passen
ger steamers that ever turned q wheel as well Al
the most popular, will be found at the landing
this morning, and will leave this evening at
for Memphis and the Bends. W. B. Mile
master, George Mlltenberger in the Office.
Steamer Thompson Dean, Capt. Miller, arrive'
last evening, and had as cargo: 1904 bales cotton
13, 155 sacks seed.
/ IBy Telegraph
DELTA, Dec. 14.-To Jno Janpey, New Orleans
hoIo nOtf md
sacks seed. j. M. WHITE,
| Master Pargoud.