The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-15

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TO ARRIVE.
Oriole. J. F. Frazer, Iberia, Lower Coast; Jo-
sephine, Mary Ida. upper Coast Leslie Taylor,
Baton Rouge; Fleta, Opelousas; Willie, Qua
chita; Gov. Allen and bar3es, ONO NatcheZ,
Vicksburg; Kate Dickson, Lafourche /; Common
wealth. atlantic, St. Louis; Bart Able, Grand
Ecore.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE THIS DAY.
Oriole, Lower Coast 10 A. M.
Iberia, Lower Coast, 10 A. M.
Fayorlte Lower Coast, 10 A. M.
Josephine, Upper Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Wawenock, Upper Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Henry Tete, Lafourche, 10 A. M.
w. s. Pike, Bayou Sara, P. Nj.
Gov. Allen, Vicksburg, P. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams.
The splendid passenger steamer Henry Tete,
J. f. Aucoin master, nj. III. Landry clerS,
leaves this morning at 10 for the Coast,
Donaldsonville and Bayou Lafourche TO Ihlpo-
daux, connecting with the Bertha drummer Tor
Lockport. -
The Kate Dickson, from the Lafourche, will
arrive this evening, and return tomorrow at
p. NJ, U. ID. Terlebonne msster.
The regular Coast and Baton Rouge packet b.
L. Hodge leaves this morning at III, making all
plantation landings, j. p McElroy master, +.
The Lessie Taylor, from Baton Rouge, will ar,
rive this evening, and return tomorrow. clerk
will be found on the levee receiving freight.
The W. S. Pike arrived yesterday with 737 bales
cotton, 1900 sacks seed II sacks seed cotton, and
Is bbls n Glasses. She returns to-day at 5 P. NJ
making all Coast landings to Bayou Sara, John
J. Bro wn master, S. s. Streck clerk
The Homer, from Tensas and Macon, got in
yesterday with 367 bales cotton and 96U sacks
cotton seed. She will return tomorrow at 5 P.
N. taking freight for all landings through to
Floyd. captain Jerry Davis, clerk Sam Block
The light draught Bastrop, just put in fine re-
pair, will be at the landing to-day receiving to
leave tomorrow at P. M, positively, for all
findings on the Black and Ouachita rivers to
Ouachita City, connecting with all the tributaries
l.. P, Delahoussaye master, Aleck Mackay clerk.
The Willie for the tuachita leaves Tomorrow;
she left Monroe with 500 bales.
The Shannon, from the Ouachita, arrived last
evening with 1896 bales cotton, 1888 sacks SEED,
71OO slaves, q sacks seed cotton and 16 head Of
cattle.
The Frank Pargoud had 2SeO bales of cotton,
and 6S2O sacks cotton seed, and got off on time
last evening with very fair trip.
The favorite Gov Allen came to the wharf last
evening looking in fine trim. She leaves this
evening as regular Friday packet to Vicksburg
under the command of Capt. John G. Benson,
with Andy Roland and Ed. Phelps in the Office.
The "Bg Injun" passed Natohez with 5000
bales and 1000 sacks Seed and will be found at
the landing to-day, and will leave tomorrow for
The Lotus No. 3, from Shreveport, had 73o
bales cotton and 155 head catlle.
The G. Il. Durfee, from Shreveport, had 934
bales cotton, 6 sacks seed cotton, 100 sacks oats,
287 sacks wheat and 1873 head cattle.
The brand new Bonnie Lee, one Il the pretti-
est boats Of her class that ever landed here,
leaves on her first trip to Red River tomorrow
evening. Capt Noah Scovell in command, Matt
Scovell in the Office.
Shreveport Times
sLast evening one of our leading cotton bro
kers shipped 200 bales of cotton to Liverpool
per rail to St. Louis and New York ana then by
steamer. This is the first shipment ever made
from this point by that route.
'Parties in st. Louis have made propositions
to our merchants to pat in line of boats to RON
from that city to this. All they want Is a little
encouragement. The matter rests entirely in
the hands of our business men. At the next
regular meeting OF the Exchange this subject
matter Will be duly considered.
We think the parties In st. Louis had better
make propositions to Capt. Joe at the same time,
or else prepare for lively times.
The Bart Able from Grand Ecore Will De found
at the Landing to-day. she mas clerk on the
levee this morning receiving freight
The Lotus Is out on the Good Intent Docks I'M
dergolng some slight repairs, and Will be ready
Tor business again on Monday.
The Mary Ida, from the Upper Coast, will
arrive to-day and return at IL A. NJ. tomorrow
The Josephine, from the Union Plantation,
Upper Coast, Will be at the Landing this morning,
and Will return to-day at l0 A. NJ, W. Il. Cozzens
master. Y. f. APPRECIATE CLERK.
The Wawenock, John Renaud master, Charles
Brusle clerk. is at the landing head OF Cont
street, and WILL leave THIS morning at ~ gong as
far as the Burnside Armant Plantation, on the
Upper Coast. she makes the trip each way IN
daylight:
The W. J: PolEevent, on account OF some slight
repairs, Will lay oyer until the hrst part OF the
coming week. Our genial TREND, George Bart
ley, remains to share the fortunes Of the
Poltevent
Inc o. +. frazer nad lool SACKS rice. She re-
turns from the Lower coast to-day and Will leave
at I. M. tomorrow.
me Meet and elegant slde-wheel Lower COAST
packet Or1oie, jas. L. oPry master, leaves daily
at ~ A. NJ, rom the head OF CONT street, gong
as lar as the Lave OAK Grove Plantatlon, return
ing early Id the evening.
Inc seml-Weekiy Lower Coast packet Fayor!te,4
John betty master, Chas. r. Fagot clerk, leaves
to-day at III promptly for all landings through to
the Lee flantauon.
me 81. mary from the Quarantine Station ar
rived yesterday afternoon with 30l sacks rice.
She leaves tomorrow at IL, extending the trip to
Fort Eads. She Is most excellent boat to
lrayel on ana as sne makes .he run eacn way IN
uaynght, IL Inc atIacuon tomorrow 1or those
pound Tor ner way FRED PrODSt MASTER j. T.