The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-08
THE RIVER.

THE RIVER.
OFFIOE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Friday Morning. Oct. 8. 1876.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
up Ris-s ...... .....-558 Moon Sets Midnight.
Bun Sets.-............53o Full Moon HID 5:l5 T. M
# ARRIVALS
Oriole, W. J. Poitevent, Frank Pargoud, ". s..
pike Bastrop, Henry Te.e, Carrie a. Thorn, j. T.
Erazer, Grand Lake No. 2.
DEPARTURES
s Oriole, Waloon W. j. Poitevant, Shannon,
Erank Pargoud, Col. A. P. Kouns, ]. h. Frazer.
TO ARRIVE.
81 Oriole, Waloon, J. F. Frazer, Iberia, Lower
rCoast; W. J. Poitevent, Josephine, Upper Coast !;
~ Fleta, Opelousas LESSEE Taylor, Baton Rouge !;
g Kate Dickson, Lafourche; Willie, Homer, Era
,No. 10. Ouachita; Ida, Attakapas; Natchez,
a Eicksburg /; Bart Able, urand Ecore.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
Oriole, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Favolite, Lower Coast, 10 A. M.
Iberia Lower Coast, 10 A. Nj.
4 Josephine, Upper Coast, 10 A. M.
Henry Tete, Lafourche, 10 A. Nj.
~ 2. L. Hodge, Baton Rouge, 1OA. NJ.
w. s. Pike, Bayou Sara, Z. M.
Mary Houston, Cincinnati, 2. II.
Glencoe, st. Louis, 5 z. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily teIe-
rams.
The Frank Pargoud had 1881 bales cotton and
1850 sacks cotton seed, and got of on time with a
good trip.
II The f,mous Natchez. with the no less famous
Tom feathers IN command, and Jas. +. Muse In
the office, will be found at the landing to-day,
head of Common street, with trip from Nlcks-
burg, and is receiving to return tomorrow at .
II. nj. as usual. 4 he Natchez connects with the
parisot Line for the YaZoo, and with regular
]packets for the Bends, Memphis, Cairo and st.
LOUIS A finer, safer, faster, or bettertofficered
&boat than the Natchez does not land at this or
any other wharf
On account Of the bad weather, the Gov. Allen
will not go to-day, having changed to Friday the
#l5th.
n The Parisot Line have a steamer leaving
81 Nicksburg every Tuesday and Friday for the
n Yazoo and Tal!ahatchie, and every Monday,
VI Thursday and Saturday for the Yazoo.
The splendid passenger stea ner Henry Iete,
j. T. Aucoin master, NJ 81. Landry clerk, from
had s04 sacks RICE 10 hhds sugar and IL bbls new
1aoassts She returns to-day promptly at 10,
connecting at Thbodaux with the Bertha Brun-
ner, Capt: Dupuis, for Lockport. The Tete re
turns on Sunday and leaves again on Monday.
The Bayou Lafourche packet Kate Dickson, U.
ID Terrebonne master, is due to arrive this even
ssslng, and will return tomorrow at ?. III.
M The new Bayou Lafourche packet being built
& y oe Dateres, was launched on Wednesday. She
M has her main deck and cabin up and Will receive
her boilers and machinery in few days: A large
force are at work on her and expect to have her
4 Finished entire ia two weeks. she IS pronounced
Ny competent judges the best piece OF work
3ttlrped cut by these builders since the war.
e. The Monday and Friday Coast packet b. l..
Hodge leaves to-day at 10 A. Nj. for Plaquemine
land Baton Rouge, M king all way landings. J.
n McElroy master, >. Bergeron clerk.
# The Lessie Taylor, Allen Jumel master. is due
DO arrive this afternoon from Baton Rouge, and
*&Eill return to morrow at T. Nj.
The V. 8. Pike, from Bayou sara, had All bales
cotton, 2517 sacks cotton seed. sacks seed cot
Il ton and 10 bbls moasses. She returns, as usual,
Ho,day at p. III. John j. Brown master; 5. ).
3treok clerk.
+ b The tr-weekly Upper Coast packet Josephine,
M. l.. Cozzens master, c. .. Apologize clerk,
Aeaves this morning at 10, fur all landings through
10 Hahnville and the Union Plantation.
The Wawenock, just out of the machinists
1<carpenters' and painters hands, and 10 splendid
order, enters the lists as trl-weekly Upper Coast
&daylight packet, commencing on Monday next,
alnder the auspices of Capts. John Renaud and
Z Charles Brusle. See her advertisements Ill
another column.
The NJ. l. Line packet W. J. Potevent is due
tonight from the Upper Coast, and will return
h tomorrow morning az 10 A: NJ
The large and comfortable passenger steamer
Il Glencoe, I. S. Cahoon master, j. f. McCovd
81 clerk, leaves to-day at p NJ. for Memphis,
IN Cairo and s. Louis.
~ The Grand Lake No. 2, with 8 barges, arrived
81 yesterday from st. Louis; she had %, 666 pack
al ages o. freight, and is to return to-day.
XII Mr. W. H. Boiuger, the well-known steamboat
III agent, has removed to No. II Commercial Place,
"a where he may now be found IN very pleasant and
centrally loca ed quarters.
AM The elegant ary Houston leaves to-day for
M all landingsaon the Ohio River, through to Gin
*pcinnati The Houston is commanded by Charles
Miller, with Elliott Miller as clerk, two gentle
% zen we'll known as the boat and just as popular.
8 The Arlington is to leave Cincinnati tomorrow.
W The Thompson Dean was to have left Mound
City for Memphis on Wednesday.
# Thomas Mathews, carpenter, died on board
# the Henry Yaeger on Wednesday last.
M Capt. Van Hook and nearly all OF the crew OF
Obi She Jaeger were down with the chils.
@ The Carrie A. Thorn, from Shreveport, had 73e
bales cotton and TT head cattle, and is receiving
20 return Tomorrow without fall for all landings
# On Red River. Chas Thorn master, Adolph Girl
5# yot clerk.
# The side-wheel Bart Able, Richard Sinnott
master, George Hamilton clerk will be found at
the landing to-day, receiving to leave tomorrow
# sat p. NJ. for Alexandra and all way landings to
81 Grand Ecore.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5-The Sandy got away for Red
"A River last evening with 900 tons. She will enter
Fs4he trade between Shreveport and Grand Ecore,
making two trips per week, commencing with
= Tire railroad. Capt. j. Phelps of Shreveport,
&koxmerly of st. Louis, is her master, Ed. Nc
7kerson clerk, and McMahan and Bagley, pilots
npt. H. l.. Lee left by rail last evening for st.
s, whittier he goes after packet for the Red
trade. Were the Captain not already SO
know there, we would commend him one
lr most reliable and popular steamboatm en-.
e fleet Oriole, James I. OPry master, leaves
at 10 A. NJ for all Lower Coast landings to
i've Oak Grove Plantation.
lie side-wheel, United States Mail, freight
passenger packet Iberia, Gus A. Sheldon
err John McConkey clerk, leaves to-day at
NJ, for all Lower Coast landings to the
es, paying particular attention to all panta-
business.
e staanch Favorite leaves to-day for the Lee
tation and all way landings on the Lower
t, from the head of Cont street. John Bic.
master. Charles r. Fagot clerk.
mt Gus Richards, he Of Grand Isle fame-s
|. good hearted fellows the "Ixion p" on
Favorite To those who travel on this boat
saw, if you want to while away the time
sanity, 60 in the pilot-house and have chat