The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

grams.
The Frank Pargoud, J. M. White master, Curt
Holmes clerk, is due this morning from Vicks-
| burg, Greenville and the Bends, and will return
tomorrow, at P. NJ A clerk will be found on
the landing this morning, head OF Common
| street.
The Lucy Kern came to the landing yesterday,
her repairs having been finished. She leaves to-
day, at P. NJ. without fail, and is q through
| boat to the Yazoo, Tchula Lake and Tallahatchie
rivers 3. H. Parisot in command.
The Ouachita Belle leaves to-day at 5 P. NJ
| for Vicksburg.
The Fort Adams and Coast Wednesday and
Saturday P. NJ. packet, Gov. Allen, with the
| popular John G. Libano in command, leaves to-
day, from the head of Customhouse street. An
| dy Roland and Ned Phelps in the office.
The Bastrop leaves to-day, at T. NJ, for all
landings on the Black and Ouachlta rivers
through to Camden. Gus Hodge master, l.. +.
Delahoussaye clerk.
telegram from the Fanchon will be found
below
Capt. Tom Taylor's Beuf River packet Era
No. 10 leaves to-day at p. NJ. for all landings
on Black and Bpuf Rivers through to Point JET.
ferson. Entered as regular packet, she VIII
out to burn" Mr.. J. p Mohr does the honors
OF the office.
The Fleta arrived Monday night from the
Atchafalaya with 4S3 bales cotton, 1870 sacks OF
seed, 20 bags seed cotton, Is hhds sugar and IL
bbls molasses. Not being ready to leave yester-
day. she laid over until to-day, leaving positively
at P. NJ, taking freight for all points on the
A,chafa'aya, Des Glaizes and Courta6leau. Y.
G. Pickett master, A. Meynier, ST., clerk.
The Trenton, Quatrevau1 master, ID. MO.
laison clerk, will be at the landing to-day and
will leave tomorrow as usual for the Atcha-
falaya.
The Ida leaves to day positively for the Atcha-
ialaya Chene and Teche, through to st. Martin,
Vile. T. r Muggah master, with the genial
Fred Buck in the office. The attention OF ship
pers il called to the advertisement OF the Ida IN
another column.
The John B. Maude, from Memphis and the
Bends had 2649 bales cotton, 3C9U SACKS SEED
and 1877 barrels flour and potatoes. This tavorite
and truly fine steamer returns to-day. Judu l.
West in command, Ned OUTLAW and }. SWIVEL IN
: the Office, capable and attentive ofhcers each OF
The champion carrier of the day, the great
Mary Bell, is due and will be receiving to-day 70
leave on Friday for Memphis and tbs Bends. ..
F. Hicks master, ALT. Grissom clerk.
The w. j. Poitevent arrived Monday night,
with full load from the Upper Coast, and Will
return to-day at 10 A. NJ. Captain 5. Heno, CLERK
George F. BARLEY. =,
The Mary Ida. from the Union Plantation, st.
James parish is due this evening and Will return
!. tomorrow at 10 A. NJ.
9 The side-wheel Josephine, W. L. Cozzens
8 master G. E. Applegato clerk, leaves to-day as
usual at 10 A. NJ, from the head of Conli street,
, for the Upper Coast: c,o,
Brusle clerk, leaves to-day at 10 for the Armau'
. Plantation. -,
5 The tri. weelly Coast and Donaldsonvlle packet
st. John, F. Bergeron MASTER leaves this II NJ,
!, punctually.
: The Home, from the SEnf1ower, Tallahatchle
: Tchula Lake aud Yazoo rivers, Ben StuidlVa 81
: master H. r. Pritchett clerk, will be found at the
: landing to-day, and Will leave tomorrow at Z
NJ, going through to all points on the ABOVE
u rivers.
y ter Frank Dalferes land j. M. Daniels clerks
@ leaves to-day at u NJ for all points on the La
g fourche to ThlbOdauX.
: The Assumption, from the Lafourche, is due
, and will leave tomorrow at T: M; o,au
g The Henry Tcte, from the Coast, Donaldson
u vile and the Lafourche is due tonight ana VII
return tomorrow at II NJ
IF The Grand Lake, with three barges, arrived
y yesterday from St. Louis and VIII return To-Day
r Part of her freight was 40o bales OF cotton ant
It 4354 sacks oil cake -
g hhds sugar, 800 bbls moasses and 200 tons sun
t: The huge John F. Tolle, from st. Louis, vii
ID be at the landing to-day receiving to leave 70
morrow. d. NJ. Brady master, w. y. hlmpe
az clerk.
9, The Fl, C. Jaeger, Clinton and Bismarck wer
1t loading at st. Louis for New Orleans on Monday
a. A telegram to the Commercial, from st. Louis
III dated the 4th, says:
{, "The river is now lower than it has been sine
1862, and the channel to Cairo Is IN very "a
IN condition. There are fully one dozen steamer
ID aground below here; among them the Julla, LIZ
Hammtt, ste. Genevieve, Leopard, common
q wealth, Semple, Capital City, Iatum and Belle
o. Shreveport. There are also three large coai neeI
ed below Twin Hollow which cannot get over the oa
q. at that point and unless the river rises they WI
u be obliged to remain there all winter, or to re
OF turn to deeper water below. Cloudy and mile
Ill with rain this afternoon and tonight.
10 The H. S. Turner left with 5l5 hhds. suga
800 bbls. molasses, 200 bbls. RICE and had Ell
er- gagements for more freight at Baton Rouge.
90 The Cherokee did not get off yesterday, br
), Capt. Wolf says she will go today posltlVeei
"a taking freight for all intermediate points to C
20 cipnati, Mr. A. Byers has charge OF the ofhce
nd The c. B. Church from Cincinnati arrived ye
lal terday and is receiving to leave on return trip
Friday John s. Patterson master, John i. Hal
~, bleton clerk. a..
ID. The Robert Mitchell from the Ohio is due
~, arrive in time to leave on Saturday.
nd The Gov Allen and barges arrived from u
III; Ohio yesterday. c:.; .
ri morrow, to be followed by Capt. o. P. Shlnklt
16. Golden Rule on Saturday, and Capt. j. l.. "a
al ters U. P. Schenck. ~ ,
7as The Peytona and barges left Evansville I
New Orleans on SATURDAY
Hi The Clarksville, John s. Jones, master, fro
o. the Arkansas will be found at the landing
The j. F. Frazer, Oliver Canton, Jr. mast'
ea leaves daily at Z: NJ, from the neau r o. ~
mt, The Oriole withdraws temporarily from t
"a Lower Coast trade for the purpose OF MAXI
I'm. some repairs, and will be out again shortly;
at Capt. OPry having chartered the Geo. span
in Ter "A we noted Sunday last, has the spangler
place of the Oriole, and leaves with her regula
ere at the same hour and for the same point-Ll
md Oak OR ve-representing in every way the Orio
ted The Martha from the Lower Coast, Will arr
at to-day and leave again tomorrow, usual, at
for O'clock ". s. Bassett in command.
The ST. Mary, from the Lee Plantation, Is 9
ule this afternoon, and will return tomorrow at III
70 sharp. Fred. Probst master
q CO., Wa1npn AT lan0
for this morning receiving to leave tomorrow,
and usual, at 10 a. NJ, for the Quarantine Statl
John Taylor master.
. Attention is called to the advertisement, IN
other column, of the steamer illinois.
The Col. a, P Kouns arrived yesterday fr
~ Grand Ecore with 902 bales cotton
\, The new and pretty steamer Dawn, the pr
of those two inseparable Charles, Irus
leave Tomorrow for Shreveport direct. There
NJ M hnatmen better known or more popular on