The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-31

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tba Atchafaiaya. CSurtasleau, Des Glaizes and
Bayou B9uf. E. Quatrevaux master, b. Molai-
son clerk.
See the advertisement Of the fast and power
ful towboat Painter No 2 in another column
The new Martha is due this evening from the
Lower Coast, and will return Tomorrow at F.
NJ, going through to Port Eads.
The fine side-wheel passenger steamer IBERIA,
George A. Sheldon master, John McConkey clerk, |
leaves this morning, at II O'Clock, for the Lower
Coast to the Lee Plantation.
The Upper Coast packet Josephine leaves this
morning, as usual, at 10 O'Clock, for the Union
Plantation. W. L. Cozzens master, u l.. Apple
gate clerk.
The Mary Ida, making tri-weeky trips to the
Union Plantation, St. james parish, will arrive
this evening and return tomorrow morning at III |
O'Clock.
The Baton Rouge and Coast packet LESSEE |
TAYLOR has a clerk on the levee, head OF Bien-
vile street. and will arrive in time to leave to-
morrow, as usual
Cast packet B. L. Hodge leaves at 10 o'clock
| this morning, promptly. J. ?. McElroy MASTER |
W. r. Greenhouse, Jr., clerk.
| The Coast and Donaldsonville pack ST. John,
| F. Bergeron master, will be at the landing this
morning, and will return tomorrow, as usual, at
| 10 o'clock.
The new Robert Young is due from Lafourche.
and will leave tomorrow, as usual, gong throuSh
| to ThlDadaux.
The Gov. Allen, Capt John Browns recent
purchase, to replace the W. S. Pike leaves to-day
at S P. NJ. for all Coast landings to Bayou sara.
Mr.. s. s. Streck has charge of the Office.
| The Waloon, Alfred J. Ruiz master, r. T..
Barry clerk, leaves this morning at 10 for all way
landings on the Lower Coast to the Forts
The J. F. Frazer Oliver Canton, Jr, master,
leaves daily Sundays excepted, at . T. NJ, 1or
the Lower Coast to Belair .antahon. -
The fleet side-wheel packet Or1ole leaves daliy
at 10 A. NJ, for the Lower Coast 10 Live YAK
Grove.
The Frank Pargoud had 5000 bales cotton and
1921 sacks seed
The Ida. of the Walker & Lyons Atchafalaya
and Teche Line, will be receiving to-day to leave
tomorrow for st. Martinville, L. Il. Muggah mas
ter, Fred H. Buck clerk.
The New Orleans and Ouachlta transportation
Company send out two boats to-day
The Belle Rowland, from Shreveport had l2l2
bales of cotton, She leaves to morrow at T. Nj.
) for Mnden direct, Geo. W. Rea master. d. q.
Bozeman clerk. -
, The eilt-edge Maria Louise will be at the land
} ing to-day, and will leave tomorrow sure Tor
) Shreveport direct, H. J. Brnker in command.
Detained by fogs, and not being discharged IN
4 time the Thompson Dean was obliged to lay
) over She goes to-day positively at 5 z. NJ, W..
\ 3. Miller master, Geo. Miltenberger clerk; She
had for cargo 3342 bales cotton, 9l37 sacks seed
and 70 bales hay.
e "ihe business between Nashville and New
!. Orleans via river, will never again be revived
' The disastrous explosion OF the DAVID Whlte ia
1867, and the death of her master snd owner, DR..
T n. b.S
ming a through boat between THESE two clue..
Z The fine boats that once hourished in that trade
:, have long since gone glmmerng, their ofhcers
:: are nearly all dead, and but few OF our readers
) will even remember the following named cap,
% tans. who have made their last voyage, stood
their last watch on deck, and now sleep IN
: haven of eternal repose: t.. ?. Minor, simon
, Bradford joseph Miller 5. NJ pi barner rrh u
!; Gilbert. Thomas B. Easland, Thomas Bellsnyder
Joseph Irwin, Jacob Hunter Cha. S. Peterson
It Jesse johnson, William Durrell, Nat F. Drew
Lie Wood, r. l.. Dismuke, John Couch, Jesse
IS L Dortch and j. Whyte Fowler"
70 Attention is called to the special notices to
o Memphis and Bend shippers, and to Opelousas
ID shippers, IN another part of our paper.
The James Howard and Natchez. IN port TO-
n DIV. are both provided with the Jones, Leather
j. & Pauey Combined High and Low Pressure En-
ginee Parties interested should call on eithe
le boat and examine them.
to The Katie P. KOuntz left Little Reck for TILL
le pie ce on Monday.
~ The huge City of Alton, Horace E. Bixby mas
70 ter. arrived Wednesday night, with a large trip
% part of her cargo being H. LAG sacks OF grain an(
2, 6S5 bales cotton She Is receiving 10 return SAT
r. Wash Rouse, wellknown mate, dled IN st
Louis on Sunday.
r. The -plepdid side-wheel Red River packet Bar
10 Able, Dick Slnnott master, Geo. Hamilton CLERK
is receiving and will leave Tomorrow without fall
at Tor Alexandria and Grand Ecore.
+. The George Spangler, James t. Ofry master
tie J. C. Tremuulet clerk, lea yes this III A. NJ, TO
r. the Lower Coast to the Happy JACK Plantation.
On account OF fogs the Wawenock was detaIne
Iir and did not arrive until yes erday She leave
er to-day promptly, at 10 O'Clock, carrying tn
ne mail and going through to Port Eads. job
nd Taylor master :,
90 iury by getting on the logs at Liberty lslanC
Her butts were sprung badly, causing her to tax
at water but as soon she got OIL they closed uE
as and She does not leak drop. Ia order to say
orl oort pFf IA
,a necessary to throw overheard 400 sacks malt, III
Sc bales hav 800 sacks oats, 900 sacks bran and Az
80 sacks corn. She added 200 tons at Cairo and
nix on the way down. :, -
es- hopsheads sugar 400 barrel molasses.
I'm The John l.. hhoads, not getting OF yesterds
laid on er until this evening. She Ii receiving L
I'd. Pittsburg; }. NJ. Nandegrnt comnahos, D.
Fisher clerk.
ia Courier-Jou rnal 2Sth:
200 Capt. Dick Voolfolk received letter from Cap
John Cannon yesterday. He is at Onoro, FloIld
is improving in health he says nave fr no,ns
al Happy man. We trust that the delightful CHINA
of Florida, the air freighted with the perfum.
ar of the orange groves, ana anna tie cne Sl
es songs of the happy BIRDS VIII soon restore "a
are john to his wonted vigor and health 80 as TO
able to take command OF his famous new d
ed: Lee when she comes out.
bic The Frank Willard Reek Vaughn master, a
rived from Camden with 1874 bales cotton, al
will return to-day, giving through pill' OF iadlD
Mr.. Lew Rice has the office.
Capt Billy Johnson. who has been rusticatlng
y, Ouachtas turgid waters for the past sever
months, arrived on the Willard
y Mr. John Kelly, one of the Pargouds clerl
married one of the bellies of Natchez few da
ago We wish the future Of the happJ coul
may be bright and pleasureable one. "a
NJ. The Glencoe laid over from yesterday, put
NJ. leave for St. Louis to-day at P III. L. 5. Vi
noon master, j. I. McCord clerk.
The Assumption, from Bayou Lafourche, Del
Of de ayed by fog, arrived TOO late to leave vest
son day She leaves to-day at 10 A. Nj. Joe Dalfel
ne, master, N. Z. Dupuls clerk:
. F. The Bastrop was due at dark, and Will be
mp ceVlng to leave to-day Tor bayou DaI InoiJii
Delahoussaye clerk.
= The Kate Kinney, J. B. nney master,
=, rived yesterday with 2235 bales cotton ana u
AIRY ceinng to leave to-day for the Black and U
chita to Camden. Mr. Andrew Clark clerk
-, The Tensas and Macon packet w. ). Polteve
ole. Captain Joe Walker, Clerk Sam Block, Will De
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