The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-17

tomorrow evening without fail. The Robert
Mitchell Is boat that can be relied upon for
speed and safety, as her officers are old-time
than they do for all the freight offered Capt.
Lew. Hates is universally regarded as q care
full, systematic steamboatman, practical In all
his integrity is above reproach. We hope our
merchants will give her good send of.
The magnificent palace steamer Thompson
Dean will arrive here on Thursday, with $50
tons freight and some - passengers, and Will
The new side wheel pleasure steamer Cham
pion No. o made successful trial trip last
Saturday, and is out, on her maiden trips to-
DAY with the Vt. Paups German Evangelical
Church TO Parlor Grove.
Boats Leaving To-day-Mail boat at i've
O'Clock for Louisville, and Ohio No. for
Pomeroy, at five p M.
Boats Leaving Tuesday .Pittsburg, Shannon,
Kentucky River, Eureka, M.s. Memphis Minneoia'
Leaving saturday-Thompson Dean for New
Orleans.
Arrivals and Departures Ohio No. 4
from Pomeroy, Eureka from Kentuoky river,
Nashville arrived. There were no departures
outside Of the regular sunday mall packets.
Towboat Movements-The Tom FarrOw came
in yesterday with coal and returned with
The Kanawha NO. passed up last evening
with a miscellaneous tow. ~. =.
The Robert PEBBLES and Kanawha Belle ar
rived last nTght from Pomeroy. a
| The weather to-day is clear and pleasant.
The river has fallen inches since our last re-
port, with15 feet in the channel by the Water
works marks at SIX o'clock this morning.
The ParP Painter E No. vsnsue s. Y nv
Choice, Coal Valley, Chas: Mcdonald, Maggie
Smith, John Hanna, Sam Parker, Fred. Wilson
No. 2, j. II. Bigley, j. N. Camden, Tom Dods-
No. s, Stella, AK, Resolule, sam CLARK, Baltic,
J. N. Bigiey, Boaz, Hercules, Reindeer, J., S.
Me- Donald, Tom Rees, Tigress, Hornet No 2
James Gilmore, Fearless. and J, N. Phillips,
The John L. Rhoads Is loading for st. Louis
The Juniata is still laid up at Pittsbprg.
There was considerable frost at Frankfort
early mssn1ng 1gs
Orleans, and will be followed in turn by thi
| Glencoe.
The viut shinkis arrived at Memphis las'
| evening at dusk. ...l1.
The Ashland passed Memphis last evening
| The Cherokee leaves New Orleans to-nigh
for Cincinnati, and the Chas Morgan Wednes'
The new steamer Fawn is certainly comint
through to Cincinnati this trip, to run in tn.
Evansville trade In opposition to the HI.
Turner, Cincinnati boat. This Ia the Fawn'I
nrst trip to Cincinnati Both steamers leav'
The Kittie Hegler, New Champion No.
Ben Franklin and Louisville are all out will
picnic excursions to-day.
Capt. John A. Robinson, last evening, wen
out on tho Fleetwood to the Kanawha Goa
; fields.
The following Is q list OF snags in the rive
above here: Tree-top in channel abreast 9
Ben Symmes house; rack heap, foot Of will
lows; run Ohio side; big. sycamore in tn
middle Of river abreast OF mill, below BIZ
Sandy wharf-boat-can run either siIie.
Snag In Manchester Island, below dam.
Snag below Rome, near the middle Of tn
river, but closest to the Kentucky side.
Tree-top In chute at Gallipolis Island.
Obstruction abreast OF creek above Higgins
port, coming out from ooal-fats.
Obstruction middle Of river abreast of Isra
J eps house, foot Of the hill, Gold Bend side.
No special order has'been followed in givin,
list, but the localities will be readily recog
nized by pilots The James Hobson has gon
up the river under charter to Col. w. Il. Mer
rill, to remove some OF the worst.