The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-21

The Shannon, hence, arrived at Cam
den on the 18th inst.
/ The w. J. Behan, Capt Geo. Wilker
son, leaves Tuesday next, the 25th inst
for Minden direct.
| ARKANSAS RIVER. We refer our readers
to special notice OF Messrs. Brockett 4
Carter, No. 80 Magazine street, pub
lished in another column, regarding
freights shipped to points on the Little
Rock, Mississippi and Texas Railroad
/ The st. John, +. Bergeron, master
leaves at 10 q. m. tomorrow for Don
aldsonville and way landings.
The pretty. LESSEE Taylor Allen Ju
mel, master, is receiving to leave TO-
morrow at p. m. for Plaquemine
Baton Rouge and all intermediate coast
landings.
The Willie, leaving tomorrow at s D.
M, takes freight for all landings on
Bayou Bartholomew up to Morehouse
Point.
The fine sidewheel passenger packet
LaBelle, nj. N. Wood, master, Walter
Parker, clerk, is receiving to leave fol
Shreveport direct at y. IN. tomorrow
For list Of arrivals and manifests see
marine column.
Late special kilograms from Vicks-
burg will be found on the first page.
The great Natchez, Tom feathers,
master, James Muse, clerk, leaves for
Vicksburg and all way landings at p.
m. to-day
Shippers should bear in mind that the
Mary Bell leaves at p. m. to-day for
Memphis, Chicot City, Argyle, Vicks-
burg, and all landings and plantations
Intermediates, paying particular atten-
ton to way and plantation business.
The Garry Owen, from Bayou Des
Glaizes. arrived yesterday with fine
trip, and leaves to-day on her return at
The New Bart Able, Capt Dick Sin
mott, will be receiving to-day 10 leave at
5 y. IN. Saturday for Grand Ecore, and
ali way landings on the Mississippi and
Red rivers. Adams Il Work, No. 8 Com
merCial Place, are her agents.
BIG RISE IN THE OUACHITA-TwENTY-
-FOUR FEET WATER AT CAMDEN BY tele-
grams received here yesterday from
Camden we learned that the river at
that point was rising fast with "a feet
in the channel
BY Telegraph.
VICKsBURa, Jan. 19.-To. J. b. Woods
IL Co, 1O4 Common street: Steamer Bis
marck will arrive Friday and leaves
Tuesday for st. Louis.
JOHN SpANE, Master.
NATcHEz, Jan. 19.-To John Janney.
Leaves at 9 p. m. with 300 bales cotton
and $500 sacks seed.
r. p. LEArHERs,
Master steamer Natchez.
SHREVEPORT, Jan 19.-To. JOS. A.
Aiken: Louise arrived. Lotus left
Jefferson to-day with $50 bales cotton.
Business dull. J. H. JORDAN.
Behan leaves here Thursday. Bayou
rising. Gro E. WILKINSON, Master.
MINDEN, Jan. 19.-To Jos. A. Aiken:
Durfee leaves here Friday.
w. L. BOARDMAN, Master.
VIcKsAURG, Jan. W-To J. Il. Woods
& Co.: The Susie Silver will arrive Fri
day evening and leave for Louisville and
Cincinnati Monday, gath instant.
d. H. SILVER, Master.
BATON ROUGE, Jan. 29.-To Messrs.
Hite Il Carlin: Steamer w. J. Poitevent
will arrive at daylight and leave Satur-
lay, positively, for Tensas and Bayou
j. w. WALKER,
Master steamer w. J. Poiteyent.
The following named steamers left
port yesterday; St Mary for Opelousas,
Frank Pargoud for Argyle, Belle of
for st. Louis, Robt. Young
for Lafourche and j. +. Frazer for
Lower Coast.
A GRANGER. The favorite Opelousas
packet, st. Mary, hoisted up between
ler smoke stacks the emblem of the |
golden plow, and sped |
IN her way rejoicing with one of the |
pest trips Of the season.
The regular Saturday Opelousas
packet Trenton is receiving to-day to
cave at 5 p. IN. tomorrow on her return |
rip.
The W. J. Poitevent, Joe Walker,
master, Sam Black, clerk, is receiving
% leave Tomorrow Saturday at 5 p. IN.
or all landings on Bayou Macon and
Tensas
The fine light draft steamer Era No.
Q, I. l.. Taylor, master, J. p Mohr,
Jerk, leaves at 5 p. m. tomorrow for
3Ruf river and all intermediate land
ngs on Black river.
The Hy. G. Yaeger, Capt. i. c. Van
look, master, leaves at .. N. to-mor-
ow for st. Louis, Cairo and all way !
:
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
THE MARY BELL.-But few of the many
Ioating palaces, which for years past
ave graced the broad bosom of the
Father OF Waters, have secured i'm so
hort q time such reputation as the
'oat whose name heads this notice. Of
curse her immensely would have at
racted attention at first, but that would
ave been only nine day wonder; then
re may be asked why has she proven
uccess? And we candidly answer that
Is because she Is Differed from the
oof down by thorough steamboat men.
Her commander, Capt J. r. Hicks, is
y far too well known to need praise
rom us. Her chief clerk, Mr.. ALI.
has national reputation as a
ourteous gentleman and thorough
usiness man; and his assistants are /
IL perfect in their respective depart
lents. In fact, there is not an officer
n the boat that does not reflect credit
pom her, and at the same time honor ,
ne profession. She arrived yester-
ay with an immense cargo, the s
rincipal items of which were
AS bales cotton, $50 sacks cotton seed,
800 sacks cotton seed meal, S37 sacks
i cake. Is hogsheads sugar and SO bar :
lis molasses. She is receiving at the /
cad of Gravier street to leave at S
IN. to-day for Memphis, Chicot .
ity, Argyle, Vicksburg and all c
'wn and plantation landings inter-
ediate. Messrs. Brockett C Carter. G
o. 80 Magazine street, are her agents. 4,
FoR Bayou SARA.-The regular packet
ov. Allen, J. j. Brown, master, s. $. 1
.reck, clerk. leaves for the above and :.
! towns and plantations intermediate y
5 p. m. to-day. C
For BATON ROUGE AND LoBDELL's
oRE.-The elegant passenger packet
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