The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11
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4 OF all KINDS ut Ialf femuneTatlVe raIeS.
i N O. Times.
How abb ut our Opelousas packets ?
/ The Ouachita packet Shannon arrived
/ Sunday evening with $500 bales cotton
and large sundry list. She Is receiv-
ing to leave at 5 p. m. to-day for Cam
den and all way landings on the Missis-
sippi, Black and Ouachita rivers, max
ing close connections with light draft
boats for all streams tributary to Black
and Ouachita rivers.
The line packet Kate Kinney arrived
yesterday morning from Camden with
1897 bales cotton and sundries.
FoR DONALDs0Nv1LLE. = The regular
tri-weehly packet, st. John, +. Ber-
geron, master, leaves for the above and
all way landings every Monday and
Saturday at 10 q. M, and Wednesdays
at noon returning down the coast,
every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
in daylight. Mr.. E. o. Melancon, No.
30 Cont street, is her agent. and she
has clerk at the head Of Cont street,
receiving for her every day in the week.
port yesterday: j. +. Frazer for Low
er Coast, ST. John and Henry Tete for
Donaldsonville b. l.. Hodge for Bayou
Sara, Gov. Allen for Bayou Sara, La
Belle for Shreveport, Katie for Green
Vile, and GAINESVILLE for Arkansas
river.
PINE BLUFF, Ark, Jan. Ito M. W.
Joyce, No. Ill Gravier street. The Nellie
Peck will arrive on time to leave New
Orleans for Arkansas river on Wednes-
day, January IL.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS, Master.
| FoRT PLEASANT, La, Jan. $40 Capt
+. A. Blanks, No. 2, Canal street, corner
Delta: The Bastrop leaves here to-day,
| with only A. moderate trip
Ia. J.. DELAHOUssAYE, Clerk.
| The New Carondelct had over 1000
| tons Of freight engaged yesterday. She
will leave to-day, at 5 p. m, with all she
wants.
Capt. John A. Williams, we'll and
favorably known to our merchants as
commander and owner Of the Importer
and afterwards of the Exporter, Is again
with us In command of the fine steamer
Nellie Peck, and is receiving to leave ut
5 o'clock tomorrow evening for all
landings on Arkansas river. Rates of
freight for Little Rock, Fort Smith and
all other points, will be lower by this
steamer than by any other route. M.
w. Joyce, No. Ill Gravier street, is her
agent.
Water, water, everywhere, and not q
drop of crooked whisky in New Or
leans to drink; at least, IL there is, it
hasn't been found yet.
The regular Wednesday OpelOusas
packets st. Mary and Fleta will be re-
ceiving to-day to leave tomorrow ut
p. IN. on time.
The Lotus No 3, d. D. Dannals, mas
ter, is receiving to leave at s p. IN.
tomorrow for Jefferson direct
The elegant Ouachita Belle, Captain
Jack Blanks, leaves for Trenton and
Monroe at =. IN. tomorrow.
The New Orleans built iron steamer
Carondelet leaves from the head OF
Gravier street, at 5 p. m. to-day, for ST.
Louis, Cairo, Memphis and all landings
intermediate.
The Lessie Taylor, Allen Jumel, mas
ter, leaves for Baton Rouge tomorrow
at IL m.
The w. J. Poitevent, from Tensas and
Macon, and Stella Block, from Bnuf
river, are due to-day and will leave as
advertised.
The Travis Wright left Sunday for the
wreck of the Belle Yazoo.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For V1CKsBURa.- s. Mail Packet. =
The champion r. Il. Lee, VIM. Camp
bell, master, A. McVay, clerk, leaves
for the above and all way landings at
p. In. to-day.
For MINDEN.-At 5 p. IN. to-day, the
w. j. Behan, fresh from the hands of
our home mechanics, who have made
her as good il not better than new,
backs out for the above and all way
landings, under command of Capt. Geo.
Wilkinson, with Mr. Il. W. Ames in the
office She Is line boat and will con-
sequently leave as advertised.
For ST.. LouIs.--The new iron steamer
Carondelet, w d. Love, master, George
Purdy. clerk, leaves for the above and
all way landings at p. IN. to-day.
For LOWER COAST The j. L. Frazer,
o. Canton, Jr., master, leaves daily at
3 p. IN. for all landings down 10 the
Belair plantation.
For CINcINNATI.--The Commonwealth,
Thos. w. Shields, master, Owen Gates,
clerk, leaves for the above and all land
ings intermediate at p: m. to-day.
Messrs. }. b. Wood Il Co., No. 104 Com
mon street, are her agents.
For ST.. LoUIs.--The John +. Tolle, J.
M. Brady, master, leaves as above to-
day at p. m. J. b. Woods IL Co., lO4
Common street, are her agents.
Cincinnati Commercial, January s.;
Business fair On the leyee.
II. Fl. Voolfolk, Esq, of Louisville,
was in the city yesterday.
A fleet Of dozen steamers will leave |
our levee to-day
The feature of the day, will be
the departure of Capt. Albert Stems
fast, large and magnlfleently equipped |
Charles Morgan, for New Orleans. She
carries more people than any other
steamer in the trade, which speaks well
for her popularity, to say nothing Of the
many attractive features of this non
pareil steamer. Besides, it will be
that Captain Stein has
been appointed Commodore Of the
Fleet" by his Majesty Rex, at the forth
coming Mardi Gras, which comes off at
New Orleans on February 29, Harry
Stein, last night, had registered over
fifty cabin passengers for the present
trip, and there will be rush to-day for
rooms. The Morgan will also leave
with large freight
Louisville CDtrier- journal Jan. 8:
The river fell inches during the past
"A hours, and was falling last evening,
With feet 10 inches water in the canal II
md 7 feet 10 inches in the chute over
he falls. Business good on the levee.
Weather clear and pleasant during the
lay and evening.
The Susie Silver, from New Orleans,
passed up yesterday.
The U. p. Sehenck leaves for New Or
cans to-day. She gets pile Of freight
md stock here.
Bret Harte went to visit relative In a
uburb of Troy, New York, while the
amily was absent. He was muddy,