The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-14

Iberia. Geo: A: Sheldon master, leaves to-day, as
usual, at IL NJ, for all landings on the Lower
Coast to the Lee Plantation.
The Mary Ida, j. A. Ruiz MASTER E. NJ. Stella
clerk, will arrive this evening and return to-mor.
rrow at 10 A. NJ, going to the Tureaud planta
ton, Ascension parish.
The Frank Willard for Camden, Bastrop for
Bartholomew, Jas. Howard for Des Glaizss, Mel
lie Peck and Katie P. Kountz for Arkanr as and
Garry Owen for Des Glaizes, all laid over from
yesterday.
The Thompson Dean is taking up locomotive
| for the Chicot Railroad.
Capt. Pegram has withdrawn his great James
Howard from the Memphis trade, and returns to
Howard is one OF the largest and finest passen-
ger steamers ever built, and Is popular boat
wherever she is known. Mr.. J. II. Chassaing
| presides in the Office.
Capt. John A. Williams leaves with his pretty
! and fast Arkansas River packet Nellie Peck TO-
day, positively at T. NJ, going through to Fort
Smith. Capt Williams Is well known IN this
trade, having built and commanded among other
steamers the Importer and Exporter. the latter
boat being famous for having brought the lar sest
| load OF cotton ever carried on a stern wheel
| boat. MIR. John Hanna is her gentlemanly clerk,
| and shippers can rely upon her going to-day.
| The Garry Owen leaves to-day promptly at
5 P. NJ. for Bayou Des Glaizes. W. T. Gilman
master, Alex. Trousdale clerk.
| The Col. A. T. kouns, from Jefferson, Mart
Kouns in command, will be at the landing to-day,
and will return tomorrow without fail at P. NJ
The Belle Rowland, Capt. Geo. W. Rea, will
also be found at the landing o-day, and will leave
tomorrow at for Mndep.
The Frank Willard, for Camden and all way
landings on the Ouachita, leaves to-day at 5
2. NJ, Reck Vaughn master, Lew Rice clerk
The Katie +. kountz, for the Arkansas River,
leaves to-day at P. NJ, Dave Haney in COM
mand.
The Kitty Hegler has reshpped and gone back
up the Arkansas.
Cincinnati Commercial, 18th:
MEMPHIS, Jan. 10.-Weather very cold, Ice
formed last night. The river rose inches The
Iron Mountain and barges came down, and will
lay here to add cotton. The Mary Miller has
given bonds, and leaves here to- night for Mound
CITY to be repaired Ia The Iron Mountain, down
steamers arrived here since yesterday morning.
The harbOr is crowded"
"Capt. John K. Booth announces the powerful
towboat J. w. Garrett and barges for New Or
leans tomorrow evening""
The Charles Morgan had $50 cabin passengers
out from Louisville.
The huge Commonwealth is up for Cincinnati,
and goes this time sure. She is receiving to leave
to-day at P: NJ, Thos. W. Shields master, Owen
G. Gates clerk.
The Robert Mitchell, from Cincinnati, arrived
yesterday with fine trip, and returns tomorrow
at p. M; James Paul in command, Frank
Stein in the Office.
The Peytona, with three heavily laden barges
cpal items were SOFA sacks corn and 1890 bales
hay: She will return tomorrow, going through
to Cincinnati. J. G. Verhoeff master.
The Mobile had steam up and was to have left
last night for Mobile.
(By Telegraph
SHREVEPORT, Jan. 13-To Joseph A. Aiken
Kouns arrived from Jefferson with 500 bales cot
ton; very Ii tie here. Cotton all going East by
rail; business dull. Dawn left Fulton to-day.
j. H. JORDAN.
BAYOU SARA, Jan. 13--To James M. Bowling,
Is Decatur street: Steamer Trenton will arrive
Friday morning. HENRY MoLA1soN, clerk
VIcKsBURG, Jan. -, lS76.-To j. B. Woods &
Co., 104 Common street: Steamer Henry C.
Jaeger will arrive Saturday.
10. VAN Hook, Master.
NATCHEz Jan. ITO John Janney: Leave at
10 O'Clock p. NJ. $500 bales cotton and $500 sacks
seed. T. p LEATHERs,
Master Steamer Natche1