The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-01

b. L. Hodge, Baton Rouge, 10A. M.
Waloon, Lower Coast 3 Z. M.
John b. Maude, Memphis, 5 P. M.
W. S. Pike, Bayou Sara, P. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele,
grams.
The Big Injun Natchez viii be found at the
landing this morning with fine trip from
Nicksburg The Natchez is one of the finest
boats ahoat and has through line ef con-
nections with the Yazoo River, Memphis,
Cairo and st. Louis She returns tomorrow
evening at 5 o'clock. Thomas P. Leathers
master, James F. Muse clerk.
The feet sidewheel passenger packet Iberia,
Geo. A. Sheldon master, J. McConkey clerk,
leaves to-day at 10 o'clock for all plantation
landings through to the Forts and Pilot
Town.
The staunch and fast Josephine leaves this
morning promptly at 10 for all landings on
the Upper Coast to Hahnvilie and the Union
Plantation. W. L. Cozzens master, G. E
Apologize clerk.
The Willie, from the Ouachita, had $50
bales cotton, 20 sacks seed cotton and 6S5
sacks cotton seed. She returns ton ouow
evening.
The B. L. Hodge arrived yesterday morn
ing from the Coast with fine trip, and re-
turns this morning at 10 sharp, making all
way landings through to Plaquemine and
n Baton Rouge, ]. P. McElroy master, F. B ,r-
geron clerk.
The Carrie v. Kounfz from st. Louis, will
arrive to-day, and return to-day at P. NJ.
w. E. Gere commands.
The regular and reliable Opelousas packet
Fieta will be found at the Landing this mora
ing, receiving to return tomorrow evening at
5, taking freight for all points on the Atchafa-
laya to Washington, @. @. Pickett master, E.
Meynier, ST., cork.
The side-wheel Lower Coast packet Oriole.
James 7. O'Pry master, leaves daily at 10
o'clock for the Live Oak Grove Plantation.
The Oriole has a clerk on the levee during
the day, at the head of Cont street.
The Waloon leaves daily at P. NJ, from
the head of Cont street, for all landings on
the Lower Coast to the Mary Plantation,
under the command Of Capt. John o. Val
aette.
The Arkansas River packet GAINESVILLE
day.
The semi.weekly Coast and Bayou Sara
packet w. S. Pike, John J. Brown MASTER
S. S. Streck clerk. leaves to-day at 5 P. M.
The Pike had 806 bales cotton and 612 sacks
cotton seed.
The Hodge had 20 bbls new molasses.
Courier. Journal 2Sth: The Gov. Allen is
loading at Cincinnati for New Orleans.
Pittshurg boat builder wants to build
Cincinnati in thirty hours.
The w. S. Holt and Kittie Hegler will be
here Thursday, bound for New Orleans.
The Mary Miller, with the model barges
Halle and the Citizen, left for New Orleans
last night. Capt Crane had one of the biggest
trips OF the season, and refused "dead loads"
of stock and freight. We are glad to see that
Capt. Lea is meeting with success.
John Griffith is the first clerk on ths Mary
Miller and Henry Fogel second.
The beam sticking out through the top of
the Bonnie Lees pilot house is to be used in
towing barges after her in small streams. A
rope is attached to her bow capsan, passed
up over this beam, and back over the roof and
wheel to the barge behind.
The elegant John B. Maude sleaves to-day
without fall for all landings through to Mem
phis, and as we have stated before, continuing
in this trade, leaving every alternate Wednes-
day. Everything about the Maude is first
class, especially her passenger accommoda-
ton. cabin, .stas~- Ind fare, having re- |
--.-s-.r@4o1urnfsfsd entire. Her officers
are well known, and are skillful aud attentive;
Judd T. West commands, Ed. Outlaw pre-
sides in the Office.
The Coast, Donaldsonvlle and Lafourche |
packet Henry Tete, leaves this morning at TO- |
for all landings through to Thit odaux, con-
meeting there with the Bertha Drummer for |
Lockport; j. f. Aucoin master, NJ. e. Lam
dry clerk.
The Lower Coast packet, Favorite, leaves |
to-day at 10 A. NJ. Tor the Lee plantation. |
The Favorlte is q staunch. roomy, boat and |
leaves regularly every Friday and Tuesday, |
from the head Of Cont street, returning on |
Saturday and Wednesday. John A. Bietry |
master. Charlie Fagot, who is known from |
here to the Passes, resides in the Office.
Capt Dick Sinnott's ''big bonanza" the |
Bart Able, will be at the landing to-day, re-
,ceiving to leave tomorrow evening at p. M. |
for Alexandra, Grand Ecore and all way |
landings on Red River. During the time
that this favorite in this trade has been |
laid up she has been placed in prime
order, and she is as fine and comforta-
BILE boat to travel on as ever plowed
her way up the turgid waters of old Red. |
George Hamilton, the old favorite, will pre-
side in the office, assisted by Willie French |
and Tom Dowty.
The Maude, that goes to-day, leaves Mem |
phis on Tuesday, October 5, and here again |
on Wednesday, Ostober ID.
The Katie commences to leave here every |
Monday and will extend her trips to Chicot |
City. !
Capt E. B. Trinidad, Of the Willie, who
has been sick for some time past, put in an
appearance on the Willie yesterday.
The Morgan's two boilers, mud and steam
drum were raised yesterday.
TIE Natchez passed Natchez with 2l0O bales
cotton and 5000 sacks cotton seed.
The Homer arrived yesterday from Tensas
and Macon with 295 bales cotton, 1854 sacks
cotton seed, and % sacks seed cottor. She
is receiving to-day to return tomorrow, TAX
ing freight for all points through to Delhi and
Floyd. The Homer is now commanded by
Capt. Jerry Davis well-known in this trade
from his long association with the late Capt.
SGreenlee, a pilot ranking high, trusty and
popular boatman. Capt Sam Block holds
forth in the Office.
The Homer had her colors at half-mast yes
terday. testimonial of respect to the dead
AGreenlee.
The Lessie Taylor, Allen Jumel master,
from Baton Rouge will arrive this evening
and return tomorrow at P. NJ The Taylor
has q clerk on the levee, head of Bienville
street, receiving freight.
The Lotus No. 8. Capt Dive Dannals, is