The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-07
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NELSON uOROM.
Sergeant Signal Service. u. Il. A.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAT.

STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAT.
The ROBERT YOUNG. This fine sum,
mer packet is receiving to leave at p.
IN. for Opelousas. She will take freight
and passengers for all landings on
Bayou des Glaizes, connecting with the
light drift steamer Saliie Mr.. j. Is.
Schmidt will be found on hand ready to
furnish information to shippers and
travellers. -.
Line packet Col. A. p Konns, Mart
Kouns, master, J. II. Kouus, clerk,
leaves for the above and oil way land
ings Mt s p. m.
MfsCrLIAsEoUs The easiest way to
get to the Hot Springs Is via Shreveport.
All necessary Information can be- OBJ
tanned by calling ut the office OF the
New Orleans and Red River Transports
ton Company. No. III qrayier. street.
THE RIVER full particulars OF
the stage OF water 10 the Mississippi
and Its tributaries, we refer our readers
to the report from the United States
Signal Service Department, at the head
OF this column.
For list Of arrivals see marine column.
The WI. Poitevent, J. d. Sullivan,
master. BOYLE and Robbins, clerks, Is
receiving to leave with dispatch for all
landings on Black river, Tensas and
| Bayou Macon.
The St. John, +. Bergeron, master,
| leaves every Wednesday at IL nj. and
Saturday ut p. m. for Baton Rouge.
The Bastrop has taken the freigh re-
ceived by the Willie for points above
Ouachita City. She will lea.e for Cam
den on Thursday, 9Th inst. ut p. M.
The WEATHER Is hot, even for June.
| BUSINESS IL ---.
| The Frank Pargoud is receiving at the
| head OF Canal street, to leave Tomorrow
at 6 .. m. for Greenyille, Vieksburg and
all way landings.
Red River Is falling all the way down
| to tho mouth.
The river at vicksburg has fallen tc
| forty two feet.
The Ohio is stationary at Pittsburg
and falling from there out.
| The Glencoe hence arrived Mt st
Louis on the 9th instant, and the Future
City and barges departed same day fol
this port.
Memphis kilograms report that three
bouts and fourteen barges OF tho joe
Williams have been saved and thu
chances OF saving the whole tow ART
good.
The Jno. r. Tolle. from st. Louis FOL
this city, passed Memphis yesterday.
The Grand Republic has jumped thu
st. Louis Pool Line" and Is receiving
as an independent packet at the Mer
chants Southern wharfboat, st. Louis
The Josephine, after taking load o
bricks to Baton Rouge, will go to the
Atchafalaya to engage In the towing
trade.
The officers OF the New Orleans ant
Red River Transportation Company, al
newly organized, are: Capt. JOS A
Aiken, President; Capt. w. L. Scovell
Vice President and Capt. Ed Burke
Secretary.
Ovid Bell writes to our confere of thu
Times that he has recovered his heath
and now feels q ten year old boy.
Old boy that is too thin--but may b.
you meant like Centennial old boy.
DEpARrUnEs-The Katie for Vicks
burg, H. 9. Yaeger for st. Louis, Oriolt
and Frazer for Lower Coast left por
yesterday. =.
The st. John left at noon to-day will
one OF her usual fine trips.
4 The LESSEE TAYLOR. consequence
Of the steamer Willie not being able t
carry all the freight offered yesterda.
the Lessie Taylor will leave at 5 p. m
to-day, for Ouachita City and oil wa.
landings intermediate on Ouachita ant
Black rivers.
4 Trains for passengers and freight arr
now regularly run between Delta ant
Monroe on the Vlcksburg, Shreveport
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