The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-09

dead. have been regular pilot between Louis
vile and New Orleans, Wabash, Tennessee, Up
Bed rivers. Have.been in Bayou Piens. Bayou
Lafourche.
Well, I think that is enough rivers anyhow
for one man to fool with in his lifetime. Henry
Chrls 'opher and myself were the pilots on the
old Traveller in 1929. James Mather and myself
were on the Navsrino in 1884 aud 1885. live
now sixteen miles from Louisville, on the Shelby
vile Pike, and near Middletown. Now, II any Of
your old steamboatmen can get in behind me for
an old marine, will hand over the 'horns,' and
not give 'em to him crooked
The James Howard arrived yesterday with
splendid trip from st. Louis, aud ia receiving to
return tomorrow at P. II. B. r. Pegram mas
ter. }. II. Chassairg clerk.
The Rapides being unable to get off yesterday,
leaves to-day at N. for the Tensas and Macon
through to Floyd. ]. B. Sullivan master, J. l..
Robbins clerk.
The Nellie Peck laying over from yesterday
leaves to-day at p. NJ for the Arkansas River.
The Nellie is No. steamboat, and is command
ed by John A. Williams, popular captain Of
many years experience in tie trade, W. tn Mr..
John Hanna in the office.
The New Orleans and Red River Transportation
Company's steamer Bonnie Lee, Noah Scove!l
master, Mat scovel clerk, leaves to-day at P. II.
for threyeport and Upper Red River.
The Lotus No. 3, also OF this line, is receiving
to leave tomorrow for Shreveport and Jefferson.
Dave Dannais master, Joe Dodd clerk.
Companys steamer shannon, John De Hart mas
ter, G. II. Arthur clerk leaves to-day az p. NJ !,
going through to Camden.
The Peoples Independent packe. Frank VIII
lard, W. G.. Johnston master, Lew Rec clerk, is
receiving to leave to morrow positively for the
Ouachita through to Camden.
One OF the neatest, trirnmest and incest boats
IN the Coast trade leaves to- day at IL NJ; refer
to the Iberia, purchased by Captain allen Jumel
to replace the LESSEE Taylor as semi-weekly
pkp irs mt in iOfoy or1or
both inside and out, she will prove an attractive
addition to that trade. Mr.. Chas. Brusle will
have charge of the Office, assisted by Messrs
Arthur Corastock and J. r. Pension
terday. her total packages amounted to $3.50,
among which was l542 bales cotton. One barge
had 81, 1873 bushels corn in bulk.
The Stella Block, 0. B. Crooks master, Gabe
Block clerk, arrived from Boeuf River yesterday,
and will return tomorrow at P. NJ, going
through to Point Jefferson, taking freight for all
points on Black River.
The feet and peerless Thompson Dean, from
Memphis and the Bends, VIII arrive to- day with
a large load, and will return tomorrow at p NJ,
". B. Miller master, Prince George Miltenberger
clerk.
The John 3. Maude is also due from Memphis,
and will arrive to leave on Friday, Judd L. Vest
in command.
Yesterday and will leave to-day at 5 p. NJ, 81. e.
Hart who OWNS the $1,000 mule) master, Ed Dom
nelly clerk.
The Robt. Mitchell. James Paul master, Frank
Stein clerk, is receiving to Lave tomorrow for
the Ohio River.
The ". J. Behan, Capt. Geo. E. Wilkinson,
clerk F. ". Anes, will be receiving to-day for
Minden, and will leave to. morrow at p NJ.
The Fannie Tatum will be let out Of the docks
this morning, and will commence receiving at
the lower Landing for Red River, and will leave
tomorrow at ?. NJ. positively. She is in COM
plete repair and ranks now with the best. Green
+. shields commands. Fl. G. Tatun clerk.
The wreck OF the Garry Owen was cold yester-
day for s675.
Capt. ". r. Gillian, late of the Owen, will have
another boat in a few days, and VII pace her in
Red River.
Yesterday was frst-rate business day. The
levee was very much crowded with freight.
More or less excitement among the habtues of
the levee was u enifestad about the hour for the
departure of the Katie and Lee. The Katie
backing cut first and proceeding quietly up the
river LEFT large crowd isappointed
The Minnie arrived from Bayou Des Glaizes
yesterday, and will return to-day.
[By Telegraph
VIcKsDURG, Feb. S.-ToC. ". Wayne: Will ar
rive Wednesday with 1000 bales and 1900 sacks.
W. B. MILLER,
Captain Steamer Thompson Dean.
VICKsBURG, Feb. ITO JOHN Janney: Leave
tomorrow morning with 5000 bales cotton and
1000 sacks seed. j. NJ. WHITE
Master Steamer Pargoud.
MONROE, Feb. 8.-To n. o. Donohue, rs Ora
yier street: Leave here this noon. Advertise us
for Camden on saturday, February II.
J. D. HEGLER,
Master Steamer kittie Hegler.