The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-08

packet Oriole M. Carrick master, James T.
Upper Coast to the Whitehall Sawmill at
10 A. M, the Mary Ida, J. A. Ruiz master,
Messrs. Vallette, BARLEY and Heno clerks.
vicksburg Nstchez Bayou Sara and all
way landings at P. NJ, the R. E. Lee VIM.
Campbell master, Messrs. Mcvay Mossop, Bell
and Wilson clerks.
Delhi, Bayou Macon, Tensas, Boeuf River
and way landings at 5 p NJ, the Garry Owen,
Lou. S. Greenlee master, Sam. Block clerk.
Camden, Monroe, Bayou Bartholomew and
way landings at P. NJ, the Bastrop. Gus
Hodge master, L. p D elahoussaye clerk.
Ctmden, Monroe and way landings at p.
NJ, the Willie, j. w. Blanks master, Ed
Phelps clerk.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams.
80 bales cotton and 23l sacks seed, and leaves
to-day, taking freight for Tensas and Bayou
Macon as high as Delhi, and gives through
bills of lading for Beuf River to Point Jeffer-
son. The orders and freight of the Stella
Block have been transferred to the Garry.
Lou Greenlee is master and Sam Block is
clerk.
The Lotus No. 8 leaves on Wednesday for
Jefferson and Shreveport
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Moscow, Tex, on the 30th of May, of Thos.
N. Jacobs Mr.. Jacobs has been river clerk
for many years, was well known in this COM
munity and along the Red River, and was
universally liked.
The great James Howard has arrived from
St Louis with an immense cargo OF ~ 94S
packages of freight and 255 head Of stock.
10, S33 packages Of -four and meal and 994l
sacks of grain were among the items
arcta Ioovy
on Wednesday, the 9th, for st. Louis, Cairo
and Memphis, and has accommodations for
passengers unsurpassed by any steamer afcat.
Capt. B. r. Pegram commands, with Mr.. j.
Fl. Chassaing in the Office. We advise those
who wish any choice as to staterooms not to
delay, but 60 aboard and secure them at once.
The Camden packet Bastrop, Gus Hodge
master, leaves to-day, taking freight for sill
landings on the Ouachia and Bayou Bartholo-
NEW. making sure connections for all the
tributaries. The Bastrop is q very light
draught steamer and will go through without
delay. Capt. L. P. Delahoussaye presides in
the Office.
The CITY of Alton will be the next arrival
from St. Louis, due to leave here on Satur-
day, the 18th, to be followed by the Susie
Silver and Future City and barges now en-
route.
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row. Dan Moore is master OF this latter
steamer and Alex. Mcconnell clerk.
The J. F. Frazer leaves tomorrow at IL NJ.
for all landings on the Lower Coast to the
Lee Plantation. Oliver Canton, Jr. master,
z. E. Barry clerk.
The Marc, w. s. Basset master, arrived
this evening and leaves tomorrow morning
q. o'clock sharp, from the Canal Street Ferry
Landing, carrying the United States Mail and
III LAM m the Snnth.
west Pass.
The Cincinnati Commercial, Of the 5th,
Mr.. Uriah Shinkle, brother of Vint
Shinkle, Amos Shinkle and Capt. o. P.
Shinkle, has taken the benefit of the pro-
visions of the bankrupt law, in Covington,
Kentucky. His petition was filed at late
hour Thursday afternoon, and at about e
O'Clock P. M. q surrender of all his assets was
made by him to the register, Col Robert
Richardson. His failure is attributable to the
recent burning OF the Charles Bodmann, in
which steamer he was heavily interested, and
his loss thus occasioned, was to but small
extent covered by insurance.
The champion Robert E. Lee leaves to-day,
for all landings to Vicksburg. VIM. Camp
bell master.
The superb Katie takes the place Of the
Frank Pargoud this trip and leaves on Thurs
The c. II. Durfee will be the next arrival
from Shreveport, due tomorrow, and leaves
again on Saturday.
TIE two regular and reliable Opelousas
packets Ruth and Bertha, will be found at
the landing to-day receiving to leave to-mor-
row-both good boats, under the command
of officers we'll known in the trade. They
can be depended upon.
The Heet Oriole leaves this morning and
every day this week at 8, for all landings on
the Lower Coast to the Belair Plantation.
Attentive to their business, polite to their
passengers, Capts Carrick and O'Pry have
secured for their neat and fine packet q trade
of which they are, reasonably we think, very
proud.
TIE Great Republic is loading at st. Louis
to leave tomorrow, and will be followed on
Saturday most probably by the John F. Tolle
The Feet Mary Ida, the tri-weekly packet to
the Upper Coast leaves to-day at 10 for all
Landings to the Whitehall SawmilL The Ida
lis through in daylight boat and never fails
to make time. j. A. Ruiz master.
The summer packet Carrie A. Thorn, under
tho command of the popular Allen Jumel,
will be found at the landing ready to receive
for the return trip to.morrow.a at 10 A. NJ
The Thorn goes to Baton Rouge, and pays
particular attention to all Coast landings.
On the 4th it had not been decided at st.
ssr With iron for the Ohio, or to send her out
Light to Cairo.
The Arkansas, on the way to Fort Smith,
passed Vicksburg at II NJ. Sunday.
Our notice of the Lotus No. 3, in Sundays
paper, read Railroad Transportation Line.
when it should have been Red River Trans
portation Company Line,
The fine steamer Charles Morgan arrived
at noon yesterday from the Ohio River with
full cargo. The Morgan leaves again to-
morrow at s, and as this steamer is a favorite
with the travelling public and always goes and
comes full, we would advise an early visit in
order to get choice Of states rooms S! MT.
master.
The Willie arrived from Ouachita last even
ing and is receiving to leave again this even
ing at for Camden.
The Cherokee left Cincinnati with 600 tons
of freight, at 25 cents per 100 lbs