The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-02
RIVER INTELLiGENCE.

OIL Cry, Pa, Nov. 800 A. M.-Allegheny
River foot inches and stationary. Weather
clear. Thermometer APO. Wind north.
BROWNSVILLE Pa. Nov 2--10:00 A. M.-Monor-
gahela River feet and falling. Weather falE
Thermometer 500. Wind southeast.
PITTsBURG. Pa, Nov. 2-11:2 A. M.-River
feet3 inches and stationary.
CHARLESTON. W. VA Nov. 300 A. M
Kanawha River feet inches. Weather clear.
Thermometer AZ. Wind south.
Steamboat Movements.
The Potomac came down this morning, and
will return t., Pomerov this evening, taking peo-
pie and freight for Pitsburg and all intermediate
points. Capt Jas. krker commands, and Capt.
Watt Shedd presides in the office.
The speedy Fleetwood will be the regular c. d
O. r. R. packet, leaving to-day at p. m. sharp
for Huntington. She will be followed at the
same hour tomorrow by the Bostona.
The Vint. Shinkle will leave this evening sure
for Memphis and way points, with Capt. s. z.
Mcintyre in command and Mr.. j. A. Lindsay IN
the office.
The City Of Portsmouth returns to Chilo prompt
ly at p. IN.
Capt o. P. shinkle's elegant Golden Rule
leaves this evening for New Orleans. MI w. H.
Shaw is her afable clerk.
The Bonanza arrived this morning. ana re-
turned to Portsmouth at noon.
The punctual G. W. Anderson will leave this
evening without fail for Evansville. Capt Cranch
commands, and Mr.. Harry Sullivan is i'll the
Office.
BOat-hands' GOSSIP.
| Weather pleasant
| Business active on the Levee'this morning.
Capt. John V. Reynolds had his hne new
| steamer Paris C. Brown towed to the Wharf this
morning. She will comm ence loading Monday
for New Orleans, and leave Tuesday or "ednes-
| day
The Ben Franklin came off the Ways at Fulton
this morning, and will be the Mail boat to-day for
| Louisville.
1t is stated that the virgie Lee will be here to
resume her place in the Cincinnati and vevay
trade Monday as a tri-weekly packet. Capt W. IL.
Kirby will command, and Mr.. Chas Grey will
have control OF the office.
| Capt John J. Darragh and family leave Pltts
burg for Memphis to-day.
Harrison Murray and Jonathan Meyer will be
the Whales pilots o st. Louis. She is due this
evening with five baTges miscellaneous fr light
Capt. Geo. Woodward arrived this morninG from
New Albany to assume command of the E. NJ.
Norton, and load her barges for St. Louis.
| Commodore Jas. S. Wise will bing the large
and commodious side-wheel steamer Andy Baum
| to the Landing, and she will load for Memphis,
and leave next Wednesday, with Cal tain Hiram
J. Vinton in command, and Mr.. NJ. M. Deem in
! he Office.
Geo. Dunbar, freight clerk of the Fleetwood,
who has been residing in Evansville for several
days st, has just recovered from severe attack
of sickness and is able to be about again He iS
| expected home daily.
| Capt. Geo. Kounz and family came down on
the Potomac this morning and will leave on the
| Golden Rule tonight for New Orleans
The Potomac brought down fine trip this
morning, including 6lS head hogs. She reships
325 kegs nails the mail boat for Lou sSvile anc
125 kegs on the Vint Shinkle for Paducah.
The Vint Shinkle leaving tonight for Memphis,
will have q splendid trip of both people and
freight. At noon she had over one hundred pas
sengers registered, among whom we noticed the
following: Ed Craig, II. c. Amburg, W. Kemball,
Samuel Durston,, Guy Morse, W. Walker
g: A. Wells, Joseph Leon B. Mitchell,
M. Pearl, Walter Moore Henry Kempt, c. Hite,
Thos. Conway, Jas. Kiss Frank Mink, D. w. c.
Ambuery, JOS Harris, R. Robinson, Pierce Grace
A. E. Mills and wife, c. Rosenbaum, A. Htyfeld,
Jas Hazerty, o. c. Mallon, Max Cohen, w. Nc
Donald, Jas. Leander, Mr. Putnam, Mr. Roe, J. L.
Wilson and family, Mr.. Purcell and wife, j. A.
Hartman and wife, A. Lohmeyer and wife,
Mr.. R. McKneely and wife, Mr.. Wannan, wife
and three daughters, A: Swill and faTily, Miss
Chambers and niece, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. j. L.
Cam, Mrs Morse and daughter, Mr.. Risk anc
lady, w. L, Young ana lady, Miss Wesrfeld, Fred.
Holds and wife, H. G. Amburg, Mrs. Amburg and
two daughters, Mrs. Stevenson, Mr.. Blunt and
lady, Mr. Allen and lady.
John and James Carroll will pilot the Vlnt Shin
kle to Memphis.
The Golden Rule will clear for New Orleans
this evening crowded with people and a big
freight trip. Atnoon her principal items OF freight
were 400 rolls of bagging, 700 kegs nails, 800
empty barrels, 40 tons iron, 100 brls whisky and
5000 pkgs furniture. Bryson and Marion Pa cell
will be her pilots.
The c. w. Anderson is getting fine trip and
will get away this evening with her guards on the
water
The river was rising slowly at noon to-day,
with IL feet inches in the channel.
For Pittsburg.
THIS DAY, I'd, ats P. NJ, POSITIVELY.
F- = EMMA GRAHAM, Hod. Knowles,
yFseasts Fs.ess Master Apply on board, or to W. S.
azEzssszszaS Getty, j. c. Dorman & Co., j. Cunning
ham, j. S. Robinson, Agents.
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