The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-21

w. J. Poitevent, Tensas and Macon. P. NJ.
st. Mary, Opelousas. P. NJ.
Texas. BED River, p NJ
H. G. Yaeger, st. Louis. 5 P. NJ.
Era No. 10, Lafourche, 5 P. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS
For additional river news see our daily tele- |
grams.
The Henry G. Yaeger leaves to-day at O'Clock
fer Memphis, Cairo and St. Louis, |. C.Nan Hook
master, n. g. Fowler clerk.
The splendid passenger steamer Bismarck,
John Spane master, Z. Ross Powell clerk, Is re-
ceivng to leave for St Louis tomorrow at L. NJ
The Walker and LYONS Teche line Ida leaves
for the Atchafalava Chone and Teche, through
| to st. Martinsvila tomorrow at 8 T. NJ, l. H.
| Muggah master, Fred Buck and Willie Jones
clerks This line is formed upon permanent
| and solid basis, one that shippers can depend
upon, and at the same time meet with the r FAVOR.
| See their advertisement in another column.
| George J. Duncan. our predecessor, fills the
same position on the Daily Democrat, that made
| It's first appearance Sunday. we Wish Doth the
| paper and its reporter success.
| The tavorite Red River steamer Texas, Chas.
| w. Stinde mas er, Ed Groves clerk, leaves to-
day without fail, at P. NJ, for all landings
| through to Alexandria and Grand Ecore.
| The new and pretty Bonnie Lee arrived Sun,
da, from Shreveport, with 1900 bales cotton, and
is receiving to leave tomorrow at . for Shreveport
direct Noah Scovell master, Matt Scoyell clerk
] The r. E. Lee leaves Tuesday for Nicksburg
and way landings. VIM. Campbell master, A.
McYay clerk
The OuachHa Bell John W. Mossop master,
| leaves Wednesday at 5 ?. NJ, for Vicksburg.
The Memphis and Bend packet Illinois, Mark
| Cheek master, Joe Spears clerk, lesves Nicksburg
| on arrival OF the Lee on Friday. See ADVERTISE
ment
The tri-weeky, side-wheel, Coast, Donaldson
| Vile and Iafourche packet Henry Tete arrived
Sundaj night with 3l2 hhds. sugar, 76l bois.
molasses s bags seed cotton and l5j sacks rice,
and returns, as usual, to-day at II NJ, Captain
J. T. Aucoin, clerk NJ. II. Landry.
III, I,fDt
Robert Young, U. D. Terrebonne master, f.
Dalferes and J. H. Daniel clerks, will De at the
landing to-day receiving to leave for all landings
through to TfIib0dauX tomorrow, at II O'CLOCK
The Katie had 21lO bales cotton ana ol9f SACKS
seed.
\ The new low.pressure Martha, for speed,
safety comfort ami all OF the klnored auM1-
iariee necessary to the makeup OF flrat-class
g. eamboat, has proved complete success max
ing her time with the regularity of clock. She
leaves every Tuesday and Thursday, at II NJ,
for the Lower Coast, and on Saturday, at :. NJ,
extending the trip to Port lads W. >. BasSett
master, r. l.. Knight clerk.
The fine and fast Al steamer George Spangler,
James L O'Pry master, running heretofore daly
to Live Oak Grove, has changed her schedule,
and runs to the Lee Plantation, leaving
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at III
A. NJ.
: The Oriole has resumed her place. and will
leave as usual, daily at 10 A. NJ, from the head
of Cont street. for the Live Oak Grove Planta-
ton.
, The J. f. Frazer Oliver Canton, Jr., master,
leaves daily, Sundays excepted. at z. NJ, from
the head of Cont street, for the Lower Coast to
the Belair Plantation.
! sacks seed.
The ST. John, from Donaldsonville and the
Coast had 373 hhds sugar and 731 bbls mola5ses.
Y She returns to leave again on Wednesday, as
usual at u NJ, T. BergerOn in command.
| The Mary Ida, making three trips week to
, the Union Plantation, S. James parish, arrived
Sunday night with 70 hhds sugar and 299 bbls
molasses, and returns to-day, as usual, at III
A. NJ, J. A. Ruiz master with the efficient clerk
and gentlemanly Ed. NJ. Vallette in the office.
Suit has been entered against the towboat
, Hyena, at Pttsburg, for the penalty of $780, for
!. carving an unlicensed engineer.
| The Spangler had first rate trip from the
: Lee Plantation for starter. She had 80 hogs,
heads sugar, SO barrels molasses, 1l9 barrels al
1913 sacks rice and 14S barrel potatoes.
: The Warner and barges arrived on Sunday
d from Cincinnati, part Of her freight was 1878
The famous Char0 Morgan arrived on Sun
day, with splendid trip, both CT freight and
passengers ami is receiving to leave on tomorrow
, at z. NJ tor Cincinnati. Albert Stein IN COM
maud, Harry Stem in the office.
t The Bart Able had 92S bales cotton, 972 sacks
seed, 800 hid. sugar and 297 bbls molasses.
, The B. L. Hodge had 1877 bales cotton, 427
d hhds sugar, 839 bbls molasses, 1G6 sacks seed
i | and 1G bags seed cotton,
}, The Nellie Peck has gone up the Arkansas
"iG nj X ~ So, n,to t,,tr Sunday with
me "Aiie, Iioii 1'aon .. a. 49, 80 o.
u 300 " oalEs eoI Trn;aa "ii, ,naater
60. pIo:1 - ,,nrcbasad the fine side
oapt. oloeh Pd4 vant has her at the
%igel s'ea,lfi ", Iaova tn,-dar at p M
ian4 pp, ie bar W od Mac,n N which
!. l-Ih r h,'roa fter nm ~ narmenentiv max
= - ott w." - Gu Toe Walker viii have
L command, Capt. Sam Block taking the Office.
: 90 WIN H uai 1,1n;
. llEgu ron 81 DIS aTaasa - Rev LAYING
C tt haJ ~ Centi erect ,nayes to.da5
az fo tbn Afchafalava Gonrtab lean De-
p1s!tNely loI vle A6en"faia ~ - SsIt
= Ila I anu Day IL III; ,rado and vGry
Clerk lor many 800 IL nt 10 "a ntcs -'''
u al oiio ~ ~ III ha ~ the LANDING th
me le.aDlo Iie'1 WI DI az Va, nd I'll 1eor
mornln? ron tlie ar d, anu n ~ pie
u as a.. oS9 T,a,I No. @r =, ~ 0"p''
otu, NJ ii,i ~ ,nd, rohpaon ord Carrie
II Inc MoAfe mo9'G nHuS od +hn SnciA S;Iye