Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-05
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much injured.
The cottage owned BY N. Dayton, mex
door, was also much damaged by the fa
ling OF Mr.. Dubois house, the roof stow
in, &c. The family had arisen and re
moved their beds jus. before the ucci-
dent.
The number Of chimneys blown dowr
and houses unroofed, is at present diff
cult TO ascertain-they must be very
large.
The waier rose in the lower part Of the
city higher than il has ever boen known
before. The amount Of merchandise
books and papers destroyed on the dock,
IS immense. The amount si tho loss OF
Hne house alone is estimated at over & TO-.
900.
The steamboat Columbus lays up on
pasture ground about 200 feet from the
creek.
The Steamboat Julia Palmer lies in
very critical situation. and great fears are
entertained for her sdfeIy. She has
thrown of her HhorSss, and I2 Of lhom
nave sW0m ashore.
A letter was found in the name of one
IL he horses wh ch swan ashore flom the
JuIlaPalmer, saying that They had burnt
up all their FIRE wood, and we're then burn
n,Dg their furniture.
The body o! John Bowen, fsrvman
and OF woman 50 years of sge, name
unknown, have been found.
Tho roof OF tho Nav Cotton Factory
was blown Of, and he machinery and
walls greatly damaged.
-Four additional bodies have jus, been
brought up from Sandy Town, which
had been washed up on the beech.
Upwards Of 80 hunsss, most of them
wood, have been unrooied, thrown down,
or partially destroyed. between Mechan
ic street. and Black Rock, on The the outs
er part Of the city.
Five bodies--thrse bows and two meG
we're just taken from the Harbor near
Commercial street-and another one Just
discovered
Tbs body Of man and boy have Just
been picked up on the other side OF the
creek, The number Of lives ascerlained
10 he lost, So far, is upwards Of fifty, and
tears are entertained that this amount will
DO more than doubled.
Nearly fifty canal boats now lie on the
beach between Erie street and Black
Rock. Several bOals lie directly across
the tow Psth.
The extensive Pier and SeO.wall at
this hsrbOr, has been damaged greatly.
The heavy piels of stone this side of The
Iighh ouss have extensive breaches in
manyparis so that the waves make clear
Roadway from the lake into the harbor.
The Schooner Ashland, has bsache 4
near the foot of Erie street.
The Steamboat G. W. Dole, lies across
Ohio street aud the Bunker Hill is high
and dry on the beach, up the creek.
Our reporter Just brings the intsli-
gence OF five additional bodies being TAX
en- from the beach outside the sea>waIl.
The Indian Qlesn has just come in II
(half past lt.) ...
Our reporter has ascertaiued the names
Of the following persons whase bode
have been recovered:
Mr.. MITCHELL, who lived on the other
side Of the creek, fOrmely from Gsnesee
county.
MIS-. O'BR1EN, picked up on the foot OC
Eagle street.
Mrs. S. SMITH and daughters, near
WkesoR'S Foundry.
JANET picked up nearithe foot Of
Court street.
A man was picked up at the foot OF
Court street, supposed 10 have been in
the water week, and was wounded in
several places, supposed 10 have come to
his death by foul means. His pantalOons
marked T. KING.
MosE, WHITE, of Clarence Hollow,
found in the creek ear the Great Wes.
tern.
A METoT, and his son SIMON METOT
resided on the ether side Of the creek,
found al the same place.
Mrs. Stoilicker and 3 children, frsm
Seneca Falls, her husband started up in
the Fulton last evening. He is a me-
chanic in the employ Of Mrs Kelley.
A man in Wilkeson's Iron Foundry,
was drowned in attempting to save his
friends.
Buckly Wheeler, Of Buffalo, and Thom.
as Rushing, Of Toronto, are missing; sup
posed to be drowned.
A large number Of houses are over
turned, and persons missing on the Indi-
an ReservatiOn--no authentic infOrma-
tioR.
George Blanchard, missing, supposed
to be drowned
Mr.. Havens, milk'mon, residing near
the old bridge, and boy who lived with
him drowned.
Ellen Bryan, of port Daver, Canada, is
the name Of one ofthS girls drowned at
HuH's.