The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24

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CHARLESTON, W. VA, Jan. 2t-lO:35 a. NJ
KanaN ia liver Ii lCtJ lEches ana ltIln5'
" eIthUr clear and COLI.
II. LOUIS, Jan. "A -Weather-Trost early
this mo. mag; pleasant at noon RIVER leiI
sigh ly Last cyCnIn-, but rose AGAIN IN tle
night; IL is now at Il stadd, WI u IL 'ccJ lhCu-
10 Dy u C gauge, an eGt lucllcs to caro-.
Arriyeu--k. Z. elliot, from Me n phls; Mary
MIlier, lTOm CluCluudtl; Bllte ..e pas, rom
Mgm4 his; spread Lagv, lliO. anu JOhu NI-
more, wlth tow IRON PiJtaOurS. 10 depart
to- day-opread Eagle, EllIott, CITY OF Helena,
MOnie Moore ana A. j. baker, With tow lUr
New Orleans.
The river was falling lOwy at noon to-day,
with 20 feet inches III the Chaune4.
Business good.
" Gather clear and cold TINS morning
Warmer tins afternoon.
The following steamers were IN port at noon;
BostoD a, ohio No. 4, b nanza, Golden Crown,
Vlnt ouinkle. Laura l.. DAVIS, a. T.. DOnnally,
General Lytle, City Of Port mouth and General
Pike.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The large, new and eiegaut Golden Crown
will positively depart this evening for New
Orleans. Capt IL. Ii. Drown master, and EH-
gene ShinKle clerk, are her worthy and agree
able chief officers.
The pop iIar new sidewheel steamer 4. {.
Donually Will follow the Golden Crown and
leave for New orleans Saturdty ~.
The reliable and popular Ohio No. will be
the regular pdCkGI leaving tniS tfCuluB iOl
Gallipolls aud Pumeroy. CAPT. John Levisay
comnlauds, and Frank NJ ,rSan and Dave
scatterday arr associated in the Office
The CITY Of Portsmouth will return to Chile
at4 Z. NJ.
The Chas. Morgan, en- route from New Or.
cans to Clncinnati, passed Memphis last night
| with good trip and less than four days ut.
The fast and popular BOstOna Will be the
regular packet leaving this evening for Hunt
| ngton, where she connects with tue {. u y. H.
| Il. lor all points East She leaves promptly ut
| p. Nj.
The Cons. Millar left last night for Memphis
with IS pas 1engers and $50 t0ns freight.
| The Gen. Lytle, from Louisville, arrived this
morning, and will return this evening
| The Bonanza arrived this morning from
| Portsmouth and returned at noon
The Las. W. Gaf left Men, phls for this city
yesterday, with good trip OF people and
| freight.
T6e Gen. Pike a rived this morning and re-
turns to Madison this afternoon
| The reliable and popular Good Intent Line
racket Laura l.. Davis arrived this morning
| rom Tennessee River, and Will return to -mor
| roIv sure She included III her cargo to this
city 275 bags peanuts, 100 dozen eggs, "A bales
| oofton 2DO br.S fOur and go sacks Wheat.
| The punctual Yint Shnkle arrived at lO:3J
| A NJ, from memphis with good trip and Will
| return saturday. Capt. Jas. henlStJn master,
and j. A. LlnuslY clerk are her popular ana
| Qeutlcmauly chief othcers.
TOYBOAT MOVEMENTS.
| Tho Iohn DlppUlu arrived tins morning with
| q tow of coal. and left this afternoon Tor Louis
| Vile. where she will get lG boats and coup q
| of barges Of coal for New orleans She WIZ
Teturn and make one more "trip from PittsburS;
IN %aw Orleans, and 20 to Rose Glare to tow
8 one. --. &c.,, r
rhe Etna arrived this morning from Louis
Vile and after dischaTglng 81 SACKS damaged
| wheat at the Big sandy Wharrboat, cit TINS
| afternoon for Huntington with several empty
harpes and 900 sacks wheat for the East to he
shipped via the Z. Il o. Railroad. The wheat
she lett here is no muCh damaged, anu inc
barge Norton, which she sunk at Madison,
| was raised without trouble in an hour and oniy
slightly damaged, having small hole in the
side, it was brought up by the Etna and Will
| be taken up the river
| me Hawkcye No. 2 cleaned boilers here, and
| will leave Tor Kanawha River this afternoon
| with al empty low.
BoAT-HANDs GoSsIP.
| Charles G.. StJwell, Esq., reburned this morn
ing from Louisville.
| 1he Ohio No. this morning reshipped 10
tons iron on the Gen, Lytle for Louisville, ana
| 20 tons on the Golden Crown for New Orleans.
| Major r., G, Shinkle, Secretary Of the Gin
CHM ati and St. Louis Pilots Association, re-
ceiyed a chart tins morning OF the river be-
tween Cairo and ST. Louis from Capts Alex.
Frazer ana Samuel Mcbride, pilots of the
John l.. Rhoads. 1t IS very Vaiuabte uocu-
ment and should be examined by pilots. A
letter accompanied it saying that the Rhoads
made the trip from this city to 81. LOUIS In FOUR
uays anu lost nours by log. seven feet OF
water is reported between CAIRO anu ~, LOUIS.
The Golden Crown, leaving for new Orleans
this evening, will have Splenulu tlD OF peu
Die and freight. Among her passengers are
William Pepper aud family, Nj. sharp, MIR.
Howell and wife, Miss Howell M!S5 AcCAr-
dor L. Rodenburg and wife, Mrs. Hughes,
Henry Rocker and family, MI. !. Arnont, j.
r. Hines, MIR. Perclva, Miss Perci-
val, Miss Ceers. she also has
other rooms engaged, but i,ne parties hau h0'
registered this morning. Her freight trip WllI