The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-14


vier street, and is receiving to leave to-day at
5 P NJ, for Cincinnati Louisville and all inter-
mediate points on the Ohio. James Paul IN COM
mand, Mr.. Frank Stein in the Office.
The Fanchon, from Camden, is also due at the
landing, bringing 1900 bales cotton, and will fol
low the Kate Kinney on return trip. Capt L. Y.
Sweeney.
The Bertha Drummer arrived on Sunday with
1006 bales of cotton, and is receiving to leave
to-day, at P. NJ, for the Black, Ouachita
and Bayou DArbonne, through to Farmersvile.
W. Wenzel in command.
The new low pressure steamer Martha, making
tri-weeky trips II connection with the Marle to
the Lower Coast, leaves to-day at II III. W. 3.
Basset master Il. L. Mcknight clerk.
The T. Frazer Oliver Canton, Jr, master,
leaves daily from the bead of Cont street. for all
landings on the Lower Coast to the Belair Plan
tation.
The st. Mary arrived Sunday from the Lower
Coast with 1873 bhds sugar, % bbls molasses. 80
bbls and 2S7 sacks ric-. she leaves again TO-
day at 1920 sharp, going as far as she Lee
Plantation. Fred Probst master, }. O. Tremoulet
clerk.
The W. S. Pike had 1919 bales cotton, 3G8 sacks
seed. 345 hhds sugar, 467 bbls molasses.
The h. E. Lee had 1923 bales cotton, 1862 sacks
seed and 100 sacks @. S. meal
The r. E. Lee W. Campbell master, A. McVay
clerk, leaves every Tuesday at z. N. for Vlcks-
burg and all way landings.
The Ouachita Belle John W. Mossop master
leaves every Wednesday for Vicksburg.-
The George Spangler, Capt. JAS. T. Y Prys
new ACQUISITION to the Lower Coast trade, and
with which he has temporarily replaced the Orloie
leaves daily, Sundays excepted, FIR the Live Oak
Grove Plantation.
The Vicksburg Herald says that the Nellie
Peck will come here for the purpose OF entering
the Arkansas trade. She was at Vicksburg on
Saturday.
The Belle of Shreveport is due and will leave
for St Louis on Thursday.
The Clinton comes on y to Cairo and re-
ships on the Andy Johnson
The Tidal Wave comes on Y as far as Vicksburg
The Glencoe is loading at St Louis
The May Lowrie, Capt. Braithwaite, arrived
Monday morning from St. Louis
The Nary Miller from Cincinnati is due.
The Peytona and barges from Evansville ar
rived Monday morning.
The Garrett and four barges are also at the
landing from Pittsburg. Part OF her freight con-
sists OF 931 bales cotton.
The Stella Block, Joe Walker master, Gabe
Block clerk, arrived Monday with 346 bales cot
ton, 655 sacks seed and 4 bags seed cotton and
will leave for the Tensas and Macon to-day,
without fail, at p M.
The Coast and Donaldsonville packet st. John
leaves on Wednesday at 10 A. NJ.
The Mary Ida had fine trip in on Sunday, and
returns to-day at 10 A. NJ, going to the
Union Plantation, Upper Coast. j. A. Ruiz mas
ter. Ed. NJ Vallette, clerk.
| The Mary Ament on the way here, brings tow
of slaves.
| The splendid st. Louis passenger steamer John
A. Scudder, A. J. Garter master, G. Il. Dix clerk,
will be found at the landing this morning, and
will return tomorrow.
| The Memphis and Bend packet Illinois, Mark
Cheek master. Joe Spears clerk, leaves Nicksburg
on arrival Of the Lee, Oh Friday.
| The regular Opelousas packet Fleta will be
| found at the landing to-day, receiving to leave
| to- morrow for the Atchafalaya, Courtableau and
Des Glaizes; C. c. Pickett master, A. Meynier,
| ST., clerk.
The Belle Rowland had not arrived up to dark
! yesterday.
The Red River Transportation Company steam
er Carrie A. Thorn, Charlie Thorn master, A.
Grivot clerk, was brought to the landing yester-
day, and is receiving to leave to-day, positively,
| for all landings on Red River to Shreveport.
The new Robert Young, making seml-weekly
! trips to the Lafourche as far as Thibodaux, will
be at the landing this morning. and will return
! tomorrow at u NJ; U. d. Terrebonne master,
f. Dalferes and J. H. Daniels clerks.
| The Assumption has had texas placed on her,
and Capt Joe's fac boat now looks finer than
ever.
The Wawenock, from Port Eads, is due this
evening, and will return tomorrow at 10 A. NJ,
sharp, carrying the mail. John Taylor com-
mands.
The fine side-wheel Lower Coast packet Iberia
is due also this evening, and returns tomorrow
at IL A. NJ. Geo. A. Sheldon master.
The magnificent Thompson Dean, w. u. Miller
MASTER and the clever George Miltebb0rger clerk,
will be found at the landing to-day, and will leave
| tomorrow, at 2. NJ, Tor Memphis and the
Bends.
! The Memphis Appeal says: "Tracy Co.
yesterday presented to Capt. Miller ana the
steamer Thompson Dean a copy OF the testlmo-
NAL of certain leading gentlemen OF Memphis. re-
Gently published in the Memphis papers, which
is not only very creditable proof OF the capacity
of the ell-known job printing firm, but an evil
dence of the great good taste for which 1t has
credit every where. This testimonial Is printed
from new script of handsome face, on white satin
the impression being 80 delicate, yet clear, as to
lead to the suppostlon that 1t ls the work OF some
master of caligra ply rather than OF typography
a becoming tribute from on of the first of the
printing establishments of the South to one Of
the most accommodating steamboat commanders
on the mississippi. This testimonial will hang II
the cabin of the Thompson Dean, testifying to
the worth of the donor and donee, as well as tina
OF the gentlemen whose names appended to /,
give it all its value.
The James Howard, with large load from
Memphis, is due to arrive, and Will return OF
Thursday
The Stella Block leaving to-day, takes freigh
for the Upper Tensss and Macon, and will 81
through.
The Kate Kinney leaves to-day for the Blacl
and Ouachita rivers.
The Vicksburg Herald says:
"Capt. H artigan gaze the Anchor Line steame
Belle st. Louis 1883 bales compressed cotton
yesterday, for the East and Liverpool, and 1t
has good deal OF stuff for the next boat tina
goes up. The Elevator Company handles NOR
"Ten towboats with liz boats and rs barges O
coal are en- route South from he Ohio.
The John A. Scudder had 1000 bales cottoI
when she left Yicksburg and the Belle OF Shreve
port nearly as much more.
The pretty Le.sie Taylor, with the IRE pressi
BILE Allen Jumel in command, will be found at tn
landing to day, from the Coast and Baton Rouge
and will return tomorrow at II NJ.
The tri-weekly Upper Coast NJ l. Line, W. J
Poitevent, S. Heno master, will be at the landln
to. Law and will return tomorrow as usual at
, o'clock.
We again call the attention Of our readers t
the advertisement in another column OF tn
Walker and Lyons Teche Line steamers Clarks
Vile and Ida. The Clarksville will commence re
ceiving to-day, and will leave tomorrow at
NJ AS this is the only through connection "
have with the Teche country, and as they can
depended upon to run as advertised, we hop
shippers may extend to them every encourage
+, ment.
3 Receipts sugar Sunday and Monday, 2227 hhd
+; molasses, $500 bbls.
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