The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-27
RIVER NEWS.

The river here tell slowly all day yes
terday, but commenced rising during the
night. Up to 10 A. N. 1t had rose Z
inches, with 8 feet 8 inches in the chan.
mel.
PIrTsBURG. October 2T-9 A. M.-Riyer
2 feet Q inches and rising. Weather hazy
Thermometer 80 deg. Wind west.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Exchange arrived this morning
and will return to Pomeroy this evening.
-. The Fleetwood is the regular Hunt
ington packet, leaving this afternoon.
.... The Bannock City arrived from
Vevay this morning. She will
return this afternoon and extend
her trip through ITO Madison.
-. The Telegraph arrived from MAJ s.
willie last night, and returned to-day at
noon. -. The Ben. Franklin arrived from
Louisville this morning, and will return
this evening :. d. The Louis A. Sherley
arrived this morning from CarrOllton,
and will leave for Madison this afternoon.
-. Report says that the little steamer
"Business" from Louisville last week,
iB to receive new hull here, to be built
-. The r Dbert Mitchell arrived at New
Orleans yesterday :. The Jas. W. Gatf
will be the next Memphis packet. She
will leave tomorrow =. The Thomas
Sherlock left for New Orleans last even
ing with forty-t dive passengers and 800
tons freight. The Chas. b. Church
will leave for New Orleans tomorrow.
She received TOO plows this morning
from the Telegraph E. The Frank. VIII
lard is receiving at the foot OF Main
street TO leave for New Orleans to-mor-
row. -. The Andes arrived last night
from Wheeling and will return this
evening. She reshipped on the Ben.
Franklin to Louisville 16 barrels
oil, barrel apples, 400 kegs
and 30 boxes nails, 7 boxes
hardware, tlerce, ~ brls and 10 boxes
glassware, l16 bdls sheet iron and IA bXs
stoves. She has for reshipment TO Mem.
phis on the james W. Gaf brls apples,
and 28 kegs nails for Cairo; to New Or
leans on the Charles B. Church she re-
shipped Az boxes glassware. :. The Vir-
gle Lee was due tifis morning from
Kanawha. She win return tomorrow.
... The Golden Rule, going down, passed
Cairo last evening.
TOWBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Raven competed her repairs at
Evansville yesterday, and proceeded to
St, Louis The Belle McGoWan and
tow are Laird up at Rochester, awaiting
water. -. The propeiror Come and See
Me arrived last night from Ashland with
q barge oforockery .... The Etna, from
IrontUn for Louisville, with a mlscella-
neous tow, arrived this morning.
MISCELLANEOUS.
wharfage receipts Tor the week ending
last night amounted to $9l 50. CALI
polls collected $3.50 SO wharfage from
July 10 to October g.. The old hull of
the Bermuda was sold tor $500 Wednes-
day. The Towards Will put it on the
docks, overhaul it, put i: in No. order,
and it will then be used at Brandenburg
as a wharfboat. !. Pilot George O'Neil
returned this morning from the Centen-
nial and will resume his place on the
Andes this evening. West Corns is her
other pilot. James Prather, who has
been on the Andes during ONeiPs alb
sence, is now loose and ready for another
berth. Capt. j. N. Williamson, OF the
Emma Graham, returned last night from
.he Centennial. !. :. Charlie Hitler, Esq,
river editor Of the Volksblatt, will leave
or the Centennial tomorrow.