The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-15
zee is being pushed forward vigorously by the

Howards.
A Pittsburg telegram says: "McBride's new
building at st. Louis and on others building
here"
The Bertha had fine trip from the Opelousas,
and will return to-day as usual
The freight received by the Lessie Taylor will
will be sent by the Ouachita Belle.
The Era No. 10 will arrive tomorrow morning
from B9uf River, and will return on Thursday
Tom Taylor master, j. p. MOhr clerk.
The Fanchon, Capt. T. G. Sweeney, arrived
rom the Ouachita yesterday. and will return On
Friday. The Fanchon flies the colors Of the New
Orleans and Ouachita Transportation Company.
Shippers via the Vicksburg, Shreveport and
Texas Railroad will find special notice in anoth-
or part OF our paper that concerns them psrticu-
The iron freight steamer Carondelet is due
from st. Louis, and will return on Saturday.
The Susie Silver will be the next arrival from
the Ohio, and is to leave here on Saturday.
The iberia, Allen Jumel master, Chas. Brusle
clerk, Will be found at the landing this morning,
and will leave tomorrow at IL N. for Baton
Rouge and the Coast.
The Katie P. Kountz dropped down to the
marble yard" yesterday to take on lot Of
freight for the Arkansas River. She will be
back this morning and leave at M, going
through to Pine Bluff, Capt. Dave Han y in
command, Mr.. F. T. De Ward clerk. The Kountz
has clerk near the head Of Customhouse street
receiving freight.
The Lessie Taylor, under the command of
Capt. Fl. L. Lee. entered as q regular weekly
packet to Alexandria and Grand Ecore, leaves
to-day without fail at 5 Pm.
We can tell our readers that if there is not q
freeze-up all around Of the tributaries to the
stage Of water that will cause them great deal
Of trouble Mild weather and continued rains
in the West and Northwest are pouring upon us
volumes OF water almost unprecedented at this
time OF the year, and it behOoves our planters
to strengthen the weak places in their levees
without loss Of time, that they may be prepared
for what may come
Here the river is $40 below high water mark,
rise of Clio in the past seven days. The wealth.
or Sunday indicated Prob. to his hearts con-
TENT heavy rainfall, with plenty Of wind, va.
visited upon us, clearing up early yesterday
morning. A beautiful day was Monday; all Of
the packets were in on time, but an exceedingly
dull day greeted them, for in the way Of ship
Wawenock lost nearly the whole Of q barrel Of
clean rice yesterday, through the work OF tn ose
outlaw thieves who bore from underneath the
wharf. What pity that some OF them can't be
Ieached with load Of buckshot.
The Thos Sherlock is going up on one wheel.
having broken her larboard cylinder-head and
piston below Memphis.
In our press dispatches will be found an ac-
count Of the sinking Of the City of Quincy. The
Quincy was built at Madison, Indiana. in 1870. :.
under the Garry Owen. He is following plan
of his own, ana is certain Of success.
Capt. N. kenison, late Of the Lessie Taylor.
will, it is reported. assume the command Of the
Ouachita Belle this trip.
The cohorts Of Rex are about, and already the
city is beginning to put on it's holiday attire.
by Telegraph
BATON ROUGE, Feb. Ito Joseph A. Aiken !:
Arrive at 8 o'clock P. NJ. Leave Tuesday for
Shreveport and Jefferson.
N. Il. KoUNs. Steamer Col. A. P. Kouns.
VICKsBURG, Feb. 14.-To J. B. Woods Il Co..
Steamer Carondelet will arrive Wednesday even
ing and leave Saturday evening for st. Louis.
w. D. LOVE, Master.
GIRARD, La, Feb. ITO Lord & McPeake !:
Will arrive Wednesday morning leave Thursday.
7. L. TAYLOR, Capt. Steamer Era No. 10.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 14.-ro j. B. Woods Il Co !:
Steamer Susie Silver will arrive Thursday even
ing and leave for Cincinnati Saturday evening.
D. H. SILVER, Master.
BAYOU SARA, Feb. IA The Kate Kinney will
be in tonight, and leave On time for Grand
Ecore. JOHN KLEIN, Master.