The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-10
THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1876

The feet and elegant Oriole. one Of the most
regular and reliable boats that land here. leaves
daily lSunday's excepted) for re re-aux- Bnuf.
yesuaes BENG, 70 the Live Oak Grove Plantation.
The Waloon, John Taylor master. John o. VAL
le.te clerk, leaves Tomorrow, at 10 O'clock for
al landings sn the Lower Coast to Pointe-a-la-
d, aach s and Quarantine Station. The waloon
Leave p ev eTeT upon as regular packet and will
returning on Tuesday and Friday.
:, Inc splendid sidewheei passenger packet
iberia, Geo. A. Sheldon master, John McConkey
CLERK, leaves tomorrow at 10 A. NJ. for all plan
tatlon landings on the Lower Coast to Buras. The
lborla carries the mail.
Inc Willie, from the Ouachita, had AZ bales of
cotton, 93l sacks seed and 25 bags seed cotton
she was to have returned last night.
The Tom Parker could not possibly get yes
M. to morrow, when she will leave for all land
ings through to Alabama Landing. L. P. Della
houssaye master, a. G. Hannah clerk.
The sternwhee er w. 8. Holt arrived yester-
day from Pittsburg on her way to the Tombigbee
River, where she is to run tween Mobile and
Columbus, Miss. The Holt was built at Pitts
burg, is 100 feet 10 length, % foot baam, with a
AZ foot hold, and ~ foot guards; she has one
boiler % feet long, AZ inches in diameter, en-
glnes ~ inches in diameter Ct cylinder, ~ foot
stroke, with wheel IA feet inches in diameter,
she draws 16 inches forward and 10 aft, she has
cabin accommodations for 40 passengers, and is
finely furnished. She is under the comm and of
Cap: q. II. Whitesides, and liz to leave here on
Monday.
The sold reliable" the Ida, arrived here
yesterday with bales cotton, SO bags seed cot
ton and $50 head cattle, from the Attakapas.
The Ida returns to us under the command of
Capt. Abe Smith, who has been steamboating in
this trade nearly all his life, and the pleasant
Fred Buck in the office. She commences to re-
celve to- morrow and will leave on Wednesday at
SIP. NJ.
The LESSEE Taylor brought hhds sugar, the
first of the new crop.
sale ofthe W. M Bagby side-wheeler, as she now
lays on the opposite side of the river, near Nor
gan's Ferry Landing.
The Glencoe had % 0 bids ties, s. bb's rice, 965
boxes and a25 hhds sugar, los hhds soda ash, 2C0
rolls bagging, 11S bbls pitch, rs sacks coffee and
$50 tons sundry freight.
The huge City Of Alton, Horace E. Bixby mas
ter, Vim. Mason clerk, follows the Glencoe and
is to leave on Wednesday next.
The Kate Kinney has been transformed into a
regular cotton ca rier, painted and otherwise
fixed up, and will be here within the next we,
or ten days, for the purpose Of entering the Qua
chita trade.
St. Louis Republican, 7th inst:
The Bismarck wes let into the water yester-
day morning from the sectional docks in full re-
pair. Capt. Spane will soon load her for New
Orleans.
capt D. M. Brady was on Change yester-
day. His steamer, the Tolle, will begin to re-
ceive on Monday morning for New Orleans.
"The James Howard will positively leave
Saturday, as she must leave Memphis on Wednes-
day. ~
leave on Tuesday.
"Capt. John f. Noel, the former popular MAG
ter Of the John B. Maude. has chartered the Ida
for the Southern business, and will load her next
week for the Arkansas"
The Arkansas River packet GAINESVILLE, John S..
Jones mas er, is on the way down, and is due
The regular Memphis packet John B. Maude
will arrive on Tuesday and return on Thurs
day.
The Mary Bell will leave st. Louis for New Or
leans on next Saturday, the 10TH, private adj
vices having been received to that effect here yes
terday.
The Thompson Dean was to have let Cairo last
night for Memphis.
We ref r our readers to the advertisement Of
Messrs. Burdeau & Wayne's steamboat and raj :
road agency to be found in another column. 1t
explains Itself.
The departures of the Red River Transporta-
ton Companys steamers for the coming week
will be as follows Belle Rowland Tuesday, G. FL.
Durfee Thursday, and Lotus No. 3 Saturday. See
their advertisement.
The bottom 10 old Red is fast coming on top.
See telegram below from Capt. Rea.
Yesterday was beautiful day on the levee,
and fine business was done, all of the depart
ing steamers having fine trips.
rive this evening, and will return on Tuesday
Capt. Lee Crane in command.
The Bertha, q. Fl. Broad master, will COM
mence receiving tomorrow morning for trip to
Opelousas, and will leave on Tuesday without
fail
The Trenton, due tomorrow night from Ope
lousas, will leave hereafter every Thursday, in
stead of Wednesday as heretofore.
The Katie passed Natchez with 800 bales cotton
and 4Q00 sacks seed.
The attention of Assistant Engineers is called
to special notice to be found in another part of
our pap r.
The Homer. from Tensas and Macon, and the
Era No. 10, from Beuf River, are due.
Memphis Avalanche:
sThe John B Maude will get 500 bales of
cotton here 90 starter to-day. and from appear
ances she will go into New orleans with all she
can wag under There is plenty of cotton await
ing Southern shipment at different points along
the river. Over 800 bales is ready to go from the
mouth Of White, and that much, perhaps more,
from Helena"
by Telegraph
VIcKsBURG, Oct 80 J. B. Woods & Co,
agent Steamer City Of Alton will arrive Monday
to leave Wednesday. Il. E. BIxBY,
Master.
CAMprE, La, Oct. s-To Jos. A. Aiken, New
Orleans: Three and one half feet at Boyer's and
falling fast. GEO. W. REA,
Steamer Belle Rowland.
NAToHEz, Oct 9.-To John Janney, New Or
leans: Katie will arrive at s. p. M. Sunday with
500 bales cotton and 1000 sacks cotton seed.
J. W. ToBIN, Master.
HELENA Oct. $50 Burdeau & Wayne: The
steamer John B. Maude will arrive on Tuesday,
14th inst. J. L. VEST master.
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