The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-15

Laura l.. Davis viat Shinkle, Danube. a. L.
Norton, Trout, Salt Valley, Cotton VALLEY,
Joha l.. Rhoads and Minnie.
STEAMBOAT MOvEMENTs.
Ihe popular ana ligut draught packet Salt
Valley, Captain Jack Dehart, iuas,er, j. I.
krker, cork, arrived this morning. and viii
return to PvmerOy tdis evening.
Ine JOhn l.. RhOads will be the Madison
pack It 10 day, leaving at Z. NJ
Tne Exchange, from Huntington, arrived
amt Will return this evening, leaving from the
whartDolt, foot OF Broadway. She connects
with the {. Il .. X. Il. f,r all points East. Capt.
james hIrher COmmau d unu capt. W att Shvdu
prcslucs Ia tn Office.
lhe Gen. Pike wal be the mailbOat leaving
lhls evening for Louisville.
ne cotton Nalel arrived Mt 0 O'Clock last
nlghl from Evansville and will positively re-
turh thls evening. She will not pe able to get
DiGk OGtOrc the canal closes, but wnite it is
co Ell sh VIII run in the Louisville an Cairo
ade aud wncn the canal opens she viii re-
turn to Cincinnati.
The Danube lett early this afternoon for
New Orleans, Iuit OF people ana with 200 tons
freight. hcr prInclpa l,cms were IS DuL gics
3uO boxes soap, 5 boilers, 50 brls WHISKY. 3 en-
gInes ana hNtur,s, 2.IO0 pkgs lurniturt 4 tons
groceries, 10 irkius bu Ter.
TOWBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Nail Clty LEFT last evening or Wheeling
and Will, n she can get through, 20 for Pitts
hurS' She hal Il moderate trip Of freight, and
al .ei two Darges to her ow.
Tue COBB cecil arrived from above this
mo- mug at O'clock, with Two Uarges, which
she lDaued with railroad freight, principally
grain and meat, amt left at noon for Hunting
ton.
1he Nail City and tow Is reported by the
salt valleys officers to be hard aground at
Beauty Bar. just above FOUr-Iulle. she was
lying with her DOW down stream ana trans
ierrIng her coal to one oI her oarges when the
salt alley passed at s A. NJ.
BoAT-HAEDs' GOSSIP
Capt. John G. Reno, assisted by Clerk Chas.
Regnier, is liking The Laura l.. Davis Ny in a
NO. style or the fall campal- n. She has been
thoroughly oVerhauled, rcpaiuted, recarpetei,
and Will receive new furniture.
The Geo. W. Cneek will enter the Memphis
and Helena trale.
Evansville journal, yesterday: ''There is nc
trouble IN gong up the lnslic channel now
tn, re being plenty OF water there Boats
should bear TINS in mind and go up that way
and both save time anu help cut the channel
out at the same time. If the Cons. Millar with
three barges can come up to RanKin's Wharf.
boat on SIX inches less water than we have
now, can't other boats do the same Lhingi'
capt. r. Il. Hudson, of POmerOy, Is in the city
and VIII Try to ralsC the barge of salt sunk by
the Liberty No. at oedanlsyille, during the
last win er.
Commodore Val. Z. Collins returned this
IN rning from syracuse.
Capt. John Z. Reno chartered the Laura L.
DAVIS to Capt W ash lloushcll this morning.
She will run to Ponc oy under the aus pices OF
the Cincinnati, Portsmouth, Big sanuy u
PomerOy Packet Company, leaving un her first
trip this evening. capt. Il. .. Morgan Will
command aud Mr.. Chas. ktgnier viii preside
in the Utllcc,
The shannon came off the docks yesterday
and the Jas. ID. Parker went on.
capt. ReCs W. Dugan was visitor on
Change To-day. He VIII remain in the city
for several days
Lew Young, Vi Portsmouth, IS making few
tlips as freight clerk on the Andes.