The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-18

Some Ohio River man wanted two barge:
last week. Eugene" had his shoes hal
sol(e)d, but the sale was not consummated.
The twins are united again-sherry and
bitters was the mixture used, and proved
equal to Chinese grip.
Waterproofs were in fashion yesterday on
the landing We noticed several old soakers
taking refuge under the sugar sheds. They
were afraid of water, and yet would wade
through it knee deep for snifter.
Our purp carries her tail curved in the
form Of letter K. Some people call it de-
formity, but we know that she does it out OF
compliment to her master.
In consequence Of rain preventing several
shippers from completing their lots, Capt
Kenison has deferred the departure of his
splendid packet, the pretty Leslie Tay lor, to
noon to-day, at which hour she will leave,
rain or shine.
by Telegraph
TRENTON, La, Feb. Ito Work & Adams,
No. 8 Commercial Place. -Ouachita Belle left
at S P. NJ, Yesterday. 1000 bales Will arrive
on time to leave Saturday.
J. E. Mon1s.
CAMDEN, Feb. 16-To Capt NJ Kenison,
Lessie Taylor: River feet inches above
low water; rising slowly; raining here.
WRIGHT IL CHANDLER.
At last accounts Red River was rising from
Shreveport down
The following named steamers left port
yesterday: Waloon for Lower Coast, Henry
Tete for Upper Coast, Rapides for Minden
and Belle Rowland for Shreveport.
The regular Opelousas packet Ruth, Eu-
genge Quatrevaux, master, having been de-
tanned by the weather from leaving yesterday,
backs out without fail to-day at P. M.
The Col. A. p. Kouns sails to-day for JEFF
ferson and Shreveport positively at 5 P. NJ
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FoR RED RIvER.-The elegant side-wheel
passenger packet La Belle, NJ. N. Wood, mas
ter, Chas Drown, clerk, leaves at o'clock
all way landing. She is good boat. and
better officers than those on her would be
hard to find. She leaves positively, SO hurry
down your freight
FoE RED RIVER -The Col. A. P. Kouns
]. H. Kouns, master, leaves at 5 p. NJ, for
jefferson, Shreveport and way landings.
FoE LOWER CoAsr.-The Waloon leaves
from head of Cont street, at 10 A. NJ. to-day
for all landings down to Greenwood planta-
ton.
For C1Nc1NNAT1- The new passenger
packet Charles Morgan, Albert Stein, master.
Harry Stein, clerk, leaves at 5 P. NJ for the
above and all way landings.
For OPELoUsAs- The popular passenger
packet Bertha, W. Burton, master, j. b.
Schmidt, clerk, leaves at 5 p M. to-day for
Washington and all landings intermediate on
the Atchafalaya and Bayou Courtableau.
For OPELoUsAs. light draught pas
senger packet Ruth, Z. Quatrevaux, master,
Messrs Henri Molaison and NJ. Hinckley,
clerks, leaves ut P. NJ. to-day for Washing
ton and all landings intermediate on the
Atchafalaya and Bayou Courtableau.
For ST. LOUIS. Bismarck, John Spane,
master. f. Ross Powell, clerk, leaves ct 5 p.
NJ. to-day.
For GRAND EcoRE-The fine side-wheel
passenger packet Bradish johnson, John
Helm, master, Ed. Burke. clerk. leaves at
S P. NJ to-day, for Grand Ecore, Alexandria
and all way landings.
ANTE RIvER.-The Alice, Capt. Porter,
leaves Magnolia Bridge. New Basin. at ?.
and Amite River
FoR CHICor CRY AND THE BENDS. - The |
Frank Pargoud, j. NJ. White, master, Curt
Holmes. clerk, leaves at p. NJ. to-day for
Chicot City, Argyle, Vicksburg, and intermedi-
ate landings
For CAMDEN-The superb passenger packet
Lessie Taylor, NJ. Kenison, master, i. John
and Owen Jamison, clerks. leaves for the
above and all landings on Ouachita and Black
rivers and their tributaries at II NJ. to-day.
" FcK BAYOU Macon AND TENsAs.-The re-
guar pHckeL w. =. OultiSs SoP1" 0ooANy'
leaves at P NJ. to-day for all landings on the
aboEA streams
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
st. Louis Republican, 18th inst: Still firm
As the granite hills of Missouri, is the ice
gorge at St. Louis and still grows it tirmer
The gorge in fact is getting SO old that it will
soon be infrm.
There will be called meeting of the direc-
tors of the Keokuk Northern line held on
saturday morning, between the hours Of 10
and -. at the office of Mr.. Griffith, on the
evee, between Olive and Locust streets. The
meeting will be of great interest to the line,
IN view of the recent suits which have thus
ar been decided unanimously in favor Of
Capt. Davidson and those interested with
airn But one more suit remains to be dis
,osed ot after which due notice will be given
or the annual election OF officers.
"All of sudden he continued to sit on the
iver hank" is the way youthful novelist