The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-08
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NELSON GOROM, Sergt. Sig. Serv, o. S. A.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.

for LafOurche, Stella Block for BHuf River,
C. II. Durfee for Red River, Gov. Allen fol
Ouachita, Atlantic and barges for st. Louis,
Josephine for Upper Coast, Kate Kinney for
st. Louis, and Charles Morgan for Louisville.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
The Frank Pargoud one Of our famous
packets Of the Vlcksburg line, leaves day
at p. NJ, for Greenviile and all way land
ings Capt. J. M. White, who has been
identified with this trade the greater part OF
his life, commands, Mr.. Curt Holmes i'll the
office, assisted by Messzs McC.indell. Bene-
dict and Kelly.
The John f. Tolle, Capt. D. N. Grady, not
being ready to leave yesterday, gets oil to-day
at 5 z. NJ, for St. Louis. JAS. Mellon, "a
Gravier street, agent.
The Alice for Amite River and Bayou Man
chac, leaves her landing at the New Basin to-
day at p NJ. c. S. ID. Parker, captain, and
Mr.. Lou Kells, clerk.
The fine and large passenger steamer Jno.
A. Scudder, goes to-day, positively, at 8 Z. NJ.
for St. Louis, Capt A. j. Carter, master. The
Scudder has a good nams with the travelling
community, and her officers know how to
preserve it, and they want every one to know
this fact.
The Era Nc. 10, Capt Joe Dalferes in COM
mand, Mr. Tom Clements, clerk, leaves to-
day as usual, for Lafourche, and all way land.
ings.
At II NJ, the Lower Coast Packet Kate
Dickson backs out, Capt. James Taylor in
command.
The Lizzie Hopkins for Lafourche and way
landings leaves on this, her regular day. at j
P. NJ. N. Il. Dupuis, master, NJ II. Landry,
clerk.
The Garry Owen is up for Ouachita, to
leave to-day at 5 2. NJ. Capt. Billy Johnson,
SO well known in that region, commands
At 10 A. Nj. the Mary Ida, Capt. j. \. Ruiz,
clerk J. L. Boyd, leives for the Whitehall
Saw-Mlll. The Mary Ida is daylight packet
The Rice Farmer, Capt. Taylor, leaves at
10A NJ. for Pointe-a-la- Hache, lower coast.
As the question Of the relative speed Of the
Morgan and Sherlock was up for discussion
Yesterday, Capt. Hart concluded to lay over
until to-day 1T p. NJ The reputation OF
the Sherlock is we'll established for speed as
well as comfort, and the particular attention
of those going to-day is called to these facts.
The Belle Rowland, Capt. Geo. w. Rea, is
for Red River, leaving to-day at ) z. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS.
As quick trips ara in order, this is the
showing of the Atlantic, Capt. Davis, Of the
Mississippi Valley Transportation Com
pany, John A. Stevenson, agent:
She left st. Louis April 1st, at A. NJ,
with three barges in TOW; spent four hours at
Chester, and eight at Cairo. taking on freight;
left one barge near Greenvil)e, and arrived
here at z. M. Tuesday, the 9th, with an
assorted cargo Of fully $500 tons, and started
back to st. Louis yesterday at II NJ, with
two barges and 1910 tons freight.
The Lessie Taylor is the Saturday packet in
the Blanks line for Ouachita.
The 1910 tons of freight that left by the II:
v. L. Co. s steamer Atlantic yesterday was all
forwarding freight-foreign goods, in bond,
every pound Of 1t.
The St. Louis Democrat, of the 9Th, says
that the w. D. Curtis is en- route TO Jefferson
vile to be rebuilt
The Natchez Capt feathers, will arrive to-
night from Vicksburg.
Tomorrow the bran new Col. A. P. Kouns
leaves for Shreveport.
The raiiroa packet Marie Louise leaves for
Shreveport on Saturday.
The Bart Able and Seminole, Grand Ecore
packets. will arrive here tonight; Saturday is
their return day
the w. S. Pike, Capt John Brown leaves
for Fishers Landing tomorrow.
The Charles Morgan had a very fine trip
last evening, of freight and passengers.
The Allen for Ouachita Lad to refuse
freight Good tor Capt Blanks.
TheB. L. Hodge will be in to-day, to leave
By Telegraph
LITTLE Rock, April To H,te & Carlin
Clarkville leaves here for New Orleans Fri
day, 9th instant; leaves New Orleans fol
Arkansas River on Tuesday, 18th inst.
SAM b. ADAMS.