The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-31

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we have had some rain siace orr Ia,
report-ln fact, just barrel or two "a
much. ~ wv "
There wasn't any dust on the LANDING Va,
teraay, but plenty of slush and mud
BUSINESS, owing partially to the weather
ana more to the fact of this being the last {
me month, was dull on the landing yeste1
The river at this point yesterdsv eve,ir
1874. ""'ei niarA
Inc John Howard has deferred her depart
ure to Thursday, April l. at5P. NJ. whe,
she leaves Tor Mlnden and all way landings
\ Ihere was considerable excitement aronn,
Inc la 6elies gangway yesterday. A darke,
attacked the mate, Mr.. John Grant. with ;
\ knife. John drew another, and came With,
an ace OF cutting the darkey nasal organ off
Inc John Kyle, Capt Hutchinson. leaves
Saturday, April 3, for st. Louis.
Inc weekly Opelousas packet Bertha'con
meets ats Sinsport with the new. light
draught steamer Minnie, for all landings on
Bayou Des Glaizes.
The La Belle and Lotus No are receiving
20 90 leave wednesday, 3lst, at 5 p. NJ, fol
Shreveport and Jefferson
The fine light draught packet Creole left
Algiers yesterday morning, fresh from the
COCK and the hands of our Al gerine mechanics,
IN hp-top order. She will, on the arrival
Oh the Opelousas packet Ruth at Simsport,
connect with her, taking freight and passer-
gers Tor all landings On Bayou Des GlaiZes.
lhe John +. Tolle is the next steamer to
leGye IN the kountz Line for st. Louis She
Will arrive Tomorrow. Due notice will be
given as to her day of departure
lie United States steam er Dispatch arrived
yesterday morning, and is anchored off the
head OF Canal street Size is a trim LOOKING
craft. and from her build we judge her to be
very fast.
In order to oblige shippers, the Rapides
laid over yesterday She leaves at 5 z. nj.
to-day for Minden.
Will Hays has killed his Jack Try and
turn another one, Hays; no matter if it is
wooden one.
The arrivals yesterday were the Future
City and barges from st. Louis, Lotus No.
from Jefferson, Ruth and Bertha from Ope-
lousas. Henry Tete from Lafourche, Charles
Bodmann from Ohio River, Susie Silver from
St Louis, and Texas from Shreveport.
The Bertha leaves as usual at P NJ. to-
day for Washington.
The departures yesterday were the Mary
Ida for Upper Coast J. F. Frazer and Wa
loon for Lower Coast, and r. E. Lee for
both Of freight and passengers.
The Ruth leaves tomorrow Thursday, 1st
inst) at P. M. for all landings on Bayou
Courtableau, Atchafalaya and Des Giaizes,
making connections for all landings on the
stream at Simmsport with the Al light
draught steamer Creole
The Texas arrived yesterday; she leaves
saturday, April 3, for Jefferson, Shreveport
md way landings.
The Frank Pargoud, from Greenville, will |
b receiving this morning to leave Thursday, |
) usual, at 5 P. NJ. on return trip.
by Telegraph
v1cKsBURG, March 3O-To John Janney-
10 bales, and $500 sacks cotton seed.
J. NJ WHITE, master Pargoud.
MONROE, March 30.-To Hite & Carlin-
Bhstrop passed down last night. Will arrive
= Wednesday and leave on Saturday. 300
nles cotton, and full of passengers
Gus HODGE, master Bastrop.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For CAMpEN.-The Blanks Line packet
hachita Belle, F. A. Blanks master, joe
Iolmes clerk, leaves for the above and all way
hints at 5 P. NJ.
For WAsH1NGroN.-Th weekly Opelousas
acket Bertha W. Burton, master, J. B.
ehmidt, clerk, leaves at p. M. tor all land
nos on Bayou Courtableau and the Atchata-
IVA, taking freight and passengers for all
lndings on Bayou Des Glaizes.
For RED RIvER.-The La Belle, NJ. n.
vood. master, Chas w. Drown, clerk, leaves
{ 5 P. NJ. for Jefferson, Shreveport and all
ay landings.
For RED RIvER-The Lotus No. 3, ID. ID.
ANNALS master, leeves at 5 p. NJ. for Jeffer-
III and Shreveport.
For LOWER CoAsr-The Kate Dickson
ayes at noon every Wednesday and Satur-
Fon M1NpEN. The R,pides, Nat Pickett,
,aster. Ferd Cellos, clerk, leaves at T. NJ
y the above and all landings intermediate
n Lake Bisteneau and Red River.
For MACON AND TENsAs.-The Carrie a.
horn leaves at P. NJ, Capt. Lou Greenlee
,mmands and Capt. Chas. Thorn has charge
the Office.
FoR ST. LOUIS. The City OF quincy oaooo'
aster, leaves at 5 L. NJ.
Tr,MrRs LEAVING THURSDAY, APRIL 1sT. I
Fop RAyor LAFoURCHE.-Ihe Era NO. III,
ant Joe Dalferes, Tom Clements. clerk,
ayes for all landings on the bayou and inter- .
ediate ones on the coast.
FoR BAYOU MANCHAC AND ANTE RIVER
mi JTeelly Packet.-The staunoh, sea,go,ng
,cket Alice. Capt. C. S. D. Porter. with Mr..
an Kells in the office, leaves for all landings
, the aboye-named streams, from hlaSnoiia
.idge, New Basin, every Monday ana I
aursday, at 4 ?. M. TN,
For GREENv1LE-U S. Nail Packet The t
perb Frank Pargoud, J. N. White ten master aei 4
IT Holmes, clerk, leaves for the above ana /
" landings at p NJ. to-day 4
For BAYOU LAFoURCHE AND THE COAST. b
i, n' I Lizzie Hopkins; N q Dapuis m q s !
Il. Landry clerk. leaves as above at 7; T M +
For WHITE HALL AND THE CoNvENr.,Ine a a
arv Ida. Capt. J. A. Ruiz, leaves to day az &
on for the above and all way landings On y
R F"n MJSpES.-The John Howard, H. y; C C
. on astar r r. Perry, clerk, leaves tor all NJ
, d msst on Lake Il Bste1saa and intermediate
90 oo Rad River at p. NJ. y
Fan ST Lou1s.-The Susie Silver, capt i
yer, leaves at 5 P. NJ, -, ,o,-a+ ga
rur RuTH-This regular weekly pacse' "a
YES at ?. NJ for all landings on the @a A. q
,falaya and Bayou oo snas snd Mr. oi Hy
, Rseo has has charge OF her office. She x
, l.as sure connection with the steamer
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