The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-07
lronton-Riyer receding steadily.

ironton-Riyer receding steadily.
Frankfort--z feet and navigation about sus
Epended. .L- -.
Loulsville-4H feet at the head OF the cana
and steadily falling. iAF@ N
Nashxille--2 feet and alling.a4 Nt.s3
Shawneetown-7 feet on the bar and rive
tfalling.
/ CaiIo-River stationary.
st. Louis-S ant feet and falling
III Memphis-River steadily failing.
The Kentucky FLYER packet Eureka takes ad
vantage Of the low water and hes up at lLadi
| the Thos. W. Means yesterday took cfrcu,
from Newport to New Richmond. She brough
here two bafges lumber from Ironton.
The Aggie proceeded to Maysville last night
The Louisville, Mail Line steamer United
States lies UPS and the H. =. Turner hasbeer
chaGteped to take her place. leavingsto-day fol
Capt. =, H, Drown has gone to Marietta on 4
Ed &. Townley, ESQ.,, Secretary Of, the Eu.
reka Insurance Company, has returned homs
from pleasant Eastern tour. H19u'L y
Captain John II w atson, Gu old steambaat
Sommander, is one Of the Democratic candi-
the ensuing election. htifWof I31GdE f5i
The chances Of Captain James s. Wise. we
are pleased 70 say, are looming up wonder.
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Captain Shannon and clerk HARRISON, OF tht
Excnan &c, naive gone to- Plttsburg. = 77'FE
Captain ID. b. Cooper, of the Ein ma Graham
left last night for Wellsyille. ~. ~, ~
The James D. Parker will arrive some time
to. morrow and depart for Memphis saturday
The Cherokee, Captain George Wolf, leaves
now at the wharf ard loading. 49, ~
Inc Inc Arlington's pilots 70 New Orleans are
visit. w.
Captain Jake Sedan, after two months, sport
with the anny tribe in our Western mountain
s,'Sa sSrSeams, mas returned to 81. Louis, looking
Capt James =. Phelps wants to purchase q
Doat Tor the Red river trade.
Capt. Wm. WentzeL who Is building here a
new 4 SoI steamer @ for the Bayou DArbonne trade,
Wns =. Curtis has been appointed Chief En-
glneer Of the. st. Louis harbor boat Elon G.
smith, and has entered upon his duties.
, inc loiiowing pilots are members Of the st.
LOUIS and New Orleans Pilots Club; James
=. Homans. c. II. Lawson, George F. Carveii,
Geo. ". Murray, Ed. y. Sdggs, VIM. B. f'enny,
Geo. Cayton, Theo. Hall, Jacob Cox, Geo. w,
Kficney, fsy Henry Hunt, .. H: Kenneth, Sob. jolly,
James Caghill, and B. Z. MacMahon. q Dl'
The Hudson arrived from Wheeling at a
quarter OF eleven this morning crowded with
passengers and fair freight tip. @ y vi
h; me Ielegraph was reported hard aground at
The first insrallment Of Exposition visitors
came Ia on the different packets. n llrI
a., Pursuant to orders Of the p. o. Department
the mail service on steamers plying between
Louisville and Cincinnati will be discontinued
september ID. The "Star Serviceu arrange,
ment viii go into effect at that time.
the city. -
Capt I. 3. Whitaker and Q. 3. Doub are
having glorious time at Put-in-Bay.
Capt W. f., Fuller, aud family, accompanied
~ the accomplished daughter OF Capt. Jno. A..
Williamson, are sojournfng in Canada. Capt.
Fnller's health is rapidly improving.
ihe John Gilmore has laid up at Jefferson
Tho Governor Allen brings the John L.
Rhoads' cargo here, and the latter returns to
st. Louis from Louisville with barge Of &C.
ment.
The sandy laid up at New Albany.
The ConsS Millar was aground i Few hours
on Portland bar. -T.....l...-
The new Rapldan makes her first trip from
Evansville to Tennessee river ON Thursday
There are 3,WW sacks Of corn at ShaWneetoWn
awaiting shipment to New Orleans.
James Barrett. steamboat barkeeper and
formerly OF Cincinnati, died Of consumption at
Evansville and was buried there. s.f...t \
Capt. ). .; Darrugh resumes command to-
day OF the Belle OF Texas at Memphis.
Tne Naomi passed down to Kentucky river
with ajraft oflogs. 4fHiTEl7l iTTT7
The Champion No. 0 went, up to, Four mile
with an empty barge tOreiievet the Teleeranh.
The Exchange came in at Ii :aD with lie pas- Is
scngers OF the Telegraph and a big trip of her
oWn 9.D passengers, numbering altogether some
The Ben Franklin reports the Gen. r,vt,e
hard aground at Rising Sun. The Franklin
pulled at her without success. 1t was expected
that the United States, coming up, would try
and relieve the Lytle.
The Cobb Cecil and barges are also aground
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