The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-26
DEPARTURES.


BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
Orioe, Lower Coast, 10 A.. NJ.
V Fayorlte Lower Coast, 10 AN.
Mary Ioa, Upper Coast, 10 A. NJ.
u Henry Tete, Lafourche, IL M.
~ 7 f. Frazer, Lower Coast, 3 2. NJ
IA stella Block, Iensas and Macon, 5 p. NJ
q H. Dnrfce. Red River, p. NJ.
Kate Dickson, Lafourche, 5 P. NJ.
Bertha. 0peousas, 5 p NJ.
John f. Iolic ct. Louis, 5 P. M.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see daily tela-
grams
The Robert f. Lee leaves to-day at P. NJ for
Ticksburg and ali way landings. Vim. Campbell
master, A. WcVay clerk.
The 0uachlta Belle, for Vcksburg leaves on
Wednesday, at P. III. John Moesop master.
John G. Libano clerk
The Gov. Allen, advertised to make semi
weekly trips to Fort Adams, leaves on her nrst
"trip tomorrow, and again on Saturday, pay
ing particular attention to all way business AMI
answering all halls on the Coast, Capt. John q.
Benson IN command, Andy Roland and Ned
Phelps in the Office.
The Katie had 2l19 bales cotton and 10, $50
sacks cotton seed.
The Ouachita River packet Bastrop, L. p Del
ahoussaye master, Aleck Mackay clark is receiv-
ing to leave tomorrow, without fall for all
points through to Ouacnita City, connecting with
regular packets for the tributaries
The Kate Kinney left st. Louis on saturday.
THE Acme is to leave Cincinnati on Wednesday.
The Tensas passed Memphis Saturday, and
the Jimmie Baker on Sunday. All four Of these
boats, on arrival will enter the Ouachita trade.
The John B. Maude, from Memphis, passed
n Yieksburg on Sunday morning with 1000 bales
cotton, 5000 sacks seed and 800 sscks oil cake,
and will return on Wednesday; Judd I. West
4master, Ed. Outlaw Gle k.
Il "A The Josephine had hhds seed cane and 225
sacks rice. She leaves again tomorrow at 10
"a. nj.
The Wawenock had 81 bbls mo!asses, So sacks
rice; The Wawenock leaves again tomorrow
lat 10 A. M.
n The Upper Coast packet Mary Ida from the
Union Plantation, st. James parish, had ITO bbls
) Molasses hhds sugar and 3i7 sacks rice. The
Mary returns to-day at 10 a. M. J. A. kuz
master. Ed NJ. Valette, an efficient and accom-
indicating clerk, presides in the office.
The j. f. Frazer has changed her schedule Of
&udepartures for the Lower Coast and will leave
hereafter daily pacRet TO the Beair plsnta-
&jtion, leaving at 8 p. M. and returning early the
next morning, commencing. to-osy. She vii
Ibe commanded, as usual, by th&s prince of good
fellows, Oliver Canton, p Il. Barry in the oiiigo
II Mr.. Charles Mcclellan is her representative on
N the levee. See her advertisement.
4 The Iberia had 147 bbls and 667 sacks rice.
She will leave again on Wednesday for Port Eads.
/ The John +. Fole arrived on sunday from st.
Louis with large trip, part of which consisted
Iof 1863 bales cotton and 400S packages Of -four.
IN This huge freghter is receiving to leave to-day
for all intermediate points TO st. Louis D
l NJ. Brady master, W. G. Kimber clerk.
The City of Quincy from st. Louis I5ass19
= Memphis on Sunday. She leaves here Oh Satuf-
Il day.
N The Mary Belle arrived at Memphis Sunday
morning, added LOO bales cotton and was to
have left III the evening.
A The Fontenelle from st. Louis passed Cairo
XSunday.
The Belle of Shreveport and Kate Kinney left
Il st. Louis on Saturday
The favorte Lafourche packet Henry Tete had
10 sacks seed cotton, 175l sacks nee, 70 hhds
! sugar. 202 bbls molasses and half bbls. The
/ Tete having changed her schedule, will leave
hereafter every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
u n of n1p1En .dan IN cad of
Mondays and Fridays, as heretofore. She re-
/ turns down the Coast in daylight on the alter
nate days. j. +. Aucoin master, nj. Il. Landry
l clerk.
The new Coast, Donaldsonville and Bayou La
p fourcbe packet Assumption, built by Capt. Joe
Dalferes, is completed and will leave Louisville
this week for New Orleans. Immediately upon
1 arrival she will enter this trade tri-weekly
packet. Capt. Joe has built several good boats in
1 his day, but the Assumption, from Il accounts
4 is his master production III she is successful in
II proportion to the popularity of the big-hearted
ICaptaiD, the Assumption will prove "Bonanza."
y See her advertisement.
u The Era No. 10, due from Bayou Lafourche
Z will return at p, NJ tomorrow. Capt. Tom
Il Taylor commands. and Messrs. Claiborne Dugas
l and J. B. l. lndry t vo gentlemen well known 10
the bayou, reside in the office.
The st. John will commence her t1-weekly
trips in the Coast and Doaaldsonyille trade the
/ latter part of this week
Il The R. E. Lee passed Baton Rouge with 1900
bales cotton and 1iUU sacks seed.
.1 place of the Bart Able arrived on Sunday with
7 1865 bales cotton and 1857 sacks seed. The Dur
fee lays near the head of Canal street, and is ie
13ceiving to leave to-day, at p. NJ. Richard
I Snnott master, George Hamilton, Willie French
II and Tom Dowty clerks.
TIE Waloon had $50 barrels and 80 sacks rice
n The Oriole had 600 sacks rice and 10 barr els
/ molasses.
i The side-wheel Lower Coast packet Oriole
leaves daily at 10 A. Nj. for all plantation 4ndings
TO the Live Oak Grove Plantation. JAS. T. O'Pry
i Tnl.,. .t,,, nal tn
II The Favorite had II barrels and % sacks rice.
u Owing to some disarrangement about her pro-
peller, che had to go on the ways if finished in
lime, she will leave to-day, at 10 A. NJ. for the
Lower Coast.
The Cherokee, en- route from the Ohio, passed
II Cairo on Sunday.
] The Mary Houston, from Louisville, passed
Evansville ON Sunday.
The Robert Mitchell left Cincinnati on satur-
day.
The receipts of molasses since Sunday morning
i foot up IT'S bbls. Sugar 1877 hhds.
Capt. Joe Kinney telegraphs to Hite Carlin
that the Kate Kinney will arrive about Friday.
The w. S. Pike had 1924 bales cotton, II bags
Il Z. cotton, 79l sacks seed, 3S hhds sugar, and
The c. II. Durfee leaves to-day at p. M. for
i Red River without fail.
= The Carrie A. Thorn from Shreveport is due,
and will return without delay.
The light draught Homer, under the command
of Capt. II. j. Brnker, left for Red River last
evening.
The Frank Pargoud, ]. NJ. White master, from |
sGreenville and the bends is due tonight, and |
will return on Thursday.
The Kate Dickson, running tri weekly to the |
. Coast, Donaldsonuue and Bayou Lafourche |
leaves to-day at p. M. Jas. Taylor master,
. Jack Strnger clerk. Zee the Dicksons advertise
ment in another column.
The fine steamer ST. John, just put in perfect
repair, will come TO the landing in a day or two
for the purpose Of entering the Goa st and Dom
aldsonville trade Saturday, Monday and
. Wednesday II NJ. packet, leaving here on the
irst trip next Saturday positively; Mr. F. Ber-
geron. the present chiefcerk of the B. l.. Hodge,
and most popular gentleman, will command,
| assisted in the office by Mr.. L. Leblanc.
The Bertha will be found at the landing to-day
receiving to leave this evening positively, TO- all
# points on the Atchafalaya, Bayous Courtableau
and Des Glaizes Fl. H. Broad master. Theo. John
clerk l.