The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-17

1ue WOTSt y cut up exchange IN the cOun-
try IS the Courier-Journal Some editors
have got to cutting our entire river column,
and never as much as say Shy your leave. =
o Paste and Scissors
Give EN- fits, Hays; we know how it is our
selves
We are willing to bet that our s'purp''
knows more, can jump farther aud run faster
than the COuier-.jour7,aI mans Jack can. She
Is regular bandit /; jumps over fences, after
negroes and Radicals, and, like Phil sheridan,
~'she is not afraid.
One of Louiss dogs is defunct He got a
valentine on the 14th, and though well edu-
Gated in other respects, he couldn't read it,.
This dGiicit in his training broke his heart,
and now our friend l.. L. M mourns his loss.
The last we saw Of Louis, he was going down
The lower landing, singing
Tom is defunct,
He's as dead as nail
flushed is his bark
And still is his tail.
Tom is defunct.
Sadly l mourn
Was it by pizsn,
Or did he swallow a bone 2"
Will Hays says that when you see fellow
sitting on ring bolt on the levee, singing,
"Oh, you'll never miss your Ticker
LII tne jug runs dry,
you may know he's in a condition to lump
into the river and -stay there
The Bastrop is receiving to leave for BAYOU
Bartholomew at p. M. Friday, 10Th inst.
The La Belle got in on time from Shreve-
port with a splendid trip. She is receiving to
leave at p. M. to-day from the head of Gus
tomhouse street, for Jefferson, Shreveport and
all way landings
That thing we received by mail, Monday
was too small for our head-will :. Markham"
&ell US what to do with it,
The Ouachita Belle left Camden Yesterday.
From kilograms received yesterday we
learned that heavy rains have prevailed along
The Red and Ouachita valleys for several days
past
by Telegraph
BATON ROUGE, Feb. 16-Te Britton & Ed
pier Bertha will arrive at 2 ?. NJ. Leave on
time Wednesday.
II. II. BROAD, Master
vIcKsBURG, Feb. 16-To w. Bofnger, 1913
eGravier street: Great Republic will arrive
Thursday night, and leave Saturday.
BAYOU SARA, La, Feb. 15.-To J. NJ. Dow
ling, % Decatur street, New Orleans: Steamer
Ruth will arrive Tuesday evening and leaves
Wednesday, H. MoLAIsoN, Clerk.
VIcKsBURa, Feb. 16.-To John Janney:
Leave here at A. NJ, with 1900 bales cotton
and 22Q0 sacks seed j. w. WHITE,
Master steamer Pargoud
BATON RoUGE, Feb. 16.-To Gao. J. Dun
can, River Reporter, Bulletin: Passed down
this p. NJ, with full trip Leave on Friday.
l.. L. DELAHoUssAYE,
Clerk Steamer Bastrop.
CAMDEN. Ark. Feb. 49, 1S75.-To Capt. NJ.
Kenison: Seven feet six inches by the board;
raining heavy; there will be another rise in
Onachita TIrcoMB & SCoTr.
To Hite & Carlin: The Bastrop will arrive |
on Wednesday, with 1850 bales of cotton, and |
leave on Friday the 10Th, for Bayou Bartholo-
NEW. Gus HODGE, Master.
CAMDEN, Ark, Feb. Ito f. Conery & |
Son: We are here with the Kinney; will leave |
ahead of her with 200 bales cotton.
F. A. BLANKS,
Captain steamer Ouachita Belle.
The following named steamers left port
Yesterday: Il. T.. Lee for Vicksburg, Semi
mole for Grand Ecore, Garry Owen tor Cam
den, Mary Ida for Upper Coast, J. F. Frazer
and Waloon for Lower Coast, and John Kyle
Cor st. Louis.
The Fleta had not arrived, up to dark yes
terday
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For CAMDEN-The superb passenger packet
Jessie Taylor, Nj. Kenison, master, T. John
and Owen Jamisop, clerks leaves for the
above and all landings on Ouachia and Black
rivers and their tributaries at s. p. NJ. to-day.
For MINDEN.-The Rapides, Nat Puckette,
master, Ferd V. Cellos, clerk, leaves for the
above and intermediate landings on Red
River and Lake Bisteneau, at o'clock this
evening.
For RED RIvER.-The Col. A. p Kouns,
L. II. Kouns, MASTER leaves at 5 r. NJ, tor
Jefferson, Shreveport and way landings
For MINDEN. new steamer Homer,
Chris Chaffe, master, Jules Lancaster, clerk,
leaves day at T. nj.
FoR LOWER CoAsT.-The Waloon leaves
from head OF Cont street, at 10 A. NJ to-day,
for all landings down to Greenwood planta-
ton.
FGR CINCINNATI new passenger {
packet Charles Morgan, Albert Stein, master,
Harry Stein, clerk, leaves at 5 2. NJ for the ,
above and all way landings.
For OPELousAs- The popular passenger
packet Bertha, w. Burton, master, j. B. G
Schmidt, clerk, leaves at p. NJ. to-day for
Washington and all landings intermediate on
he Acknowledgement Bayou Courtableau. !
FoR OpELousAs.- light draught pas
,enger packet, Ruth E. Quatrevaux, master, :
Messrs Henri Molaison and NJ. Hinckley,
clerks, leaves at 5 p. NJ to-day for Washing S
on and all landings intermediate on the
and Bayou Courtableau.
For SHREVEPORT. = The regular packet
Belle Rowland under Capt. Geo. W. Rea,
caves for Shreveport and all way landings
t p NJ. to-day She leaves positively.
For RED RIvER-The elegant side-wheel
packet La Belle, NJ. N. Wood, mas
er, Chas. Drown, clerk, leaves at o'clock
}. NJ to-day for jefferson, Shreveport and
ii way landings She is good boat, and
letter officers than those on her would be