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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-01-13
IN CHANCERY SECOND CIRCUIT.

IN CHANCERY SECOND CIRCUIT.
~I HEREAS at a Court of Chancery 70. the
w Second Circuit of the State of Michigan
held at Ann Arbor on the 18th day of July A. ID.
SAG in cause wherein John Y Larze ere ADJ
minstraror upon the Estate of Abram Larzelere
deceased was complainant and Winthrop A.
Haynes and Lowell HI. Kellogg we've defendents
it was Decreed by the Chancellor of said State
that the premises herein described should be sold
at Public Auction under the direction of one OF
the masters of this court.
Notice is therefore hereby given that by vr-
tue OF said decree | will on the eighteenth day of
FEBRUARY next at The hour Of one O'Clock P. VI. of
that day expose fo- Public sale at Auction at the
Ypsilanti House now kept by vi. Ii. Wallace in
the Village OF Ypsilanti County of Washtenaw
aforesaid all and singular the premises with the
apperenances described in said decree and the
Mortgage therein mentioned described as fol-
lows viz. Situated in the village of Ypsi!anti
described as follows. Beginning thirty two feet
north OF the north east corner of village lot num-
bered (l24l running from thence west four rod S
thence north thirty three and a half feet thence
East TO The western Boundary of Huron street
foa' rods by and thence south along the bounda
ry OF said Huron street thirty three and half
feet to the place of beginning being part OF Vii
lage lot OF number 1913 according to the plot Of
SAID village now on ord at the city OF Detroit
Sale absolute and without Retention.
GEORGE DANFORTH
Mortgage in Chancery
SKINNER g. JOSLIN.
Conp'ts SoPrs
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NOTICE is hereby given. that petition will
IN be presented to the Circuit Court, for the
county of Washfenaw, at the adjourned term OF
the said court, TO be holden on the sixteenth day
of March, lS47, praying for license to sell and
convey the title to certain real estate situated in
the Village Of YpsiIanti. county of Wushtenaw.
and state OF Michigan, known and described as
Village lot number one hundred and ninety-seven
in the said Village of Ypsilanti, belonging 20 the
Baptist Church and society in YpsiIan.i, to-
gether with the building thereon and all The APP
pnrtenances thereunto belonging.
By order of the Dap;isl Church and sociery in
YpsIani.
Dated, Ypsilan'i Jan. Sh lS47.
A Pardce, I
Tamon Brown, Trustees OF the
Hiram Cady : Baptist Church So
David Stewart. ciety in ypsilanu.
|, N. Field,
By A. w. Moore, Attorney.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-01-13

Massachusetts, Senatc.-By the official returns, it
appears that tweny-four Senators only, out of the
whole forty, have been elected by the people-viz:
five in Suffolk-two in Hampshire-one in Nantuck
ct and Dukes-two in Frankn-two in Barnstable
three in Norfok-one in Hampden-two in Ply
mouth-three in Bristol-two in Essex-and one in
Worcester: Total twenty -four, all wings. There
are sixteen vacancies namely: one in Hampden-
two in Berkshire-3 in Essex in Worcester-and
six in middlesex. Total sixteen. These vacancies
will, of course, all be filled with wings; so that there
will not be in the body single co-Foco.-TriJ.
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New Arrangement.
THE HOME JOURNAL FOR lS47.
TIE JANUARY NUMBER.

TIE JANUARY NUMBER.
WE regret (and we do not regret) to say that we
are under the necessity of breaking up the present
series, and commencing New Volume of the Home
Journal in January-the demand for the first and
second numbers having so far exceeded our calcu-
lations, that we can no longer supply the new sub
scribers, who natura ly wish to commence with the
beginning Our kind friends, who will have recci-
ved five numbers of the Home Journal, will submit
willingly, we hope TO the having two or three extra
papers TO bind in with the Volume for lS47; and
the arrangement will be great convenience to
the dstsnt subscribers, who had only heard of our
present series after its first numbers exhausted
and who now can fairly commence tie Voiame Nth
the Ne'c Year. We shall issue, therefore, No. one
of the New Volume on the second of January, and,
thereafter, keep even pace with Father Times old
fashioned beginnings and endings
The following are the only terms on which the
Home Journal is furnished to subscribers
One copy for one year So 90
Three copies, TO one address 90
Invariably IN AdraRce.
Such as wish to subscribe, and commence with
the January number, are requested to send at once
to the Office of Publications No. I07 Fulton-street.
Agents supply single copies only.
GEO. P. MORRIS
N. p. WILLIS.
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Brandreth's Pills.

This medicine is ack now lodged TO be one oil
tie most valuable ever discovered. rs purifier
Of the blood and fluids 1t is superior to Sarsa
parilla. whether as a sodorfc or alternative. II
stands infinitely before all the preparations OF
combinations of Mercury. It's purgative proper.
ties are alone of incalcnlable value-for these
Pills may be taken daily for any period, and
stead of "a weakening by the catharic effect they
add strength by taking away the cause oil weak
ness. There is no good Mercury Ues. which
these Pills do not likewise. But they Nave none
OF the miserable effects of that deadly specific -
The TEETH are not injured-the BONES and limbs
are not paralyzed -no-but in The stead of these
Distressing symptoms. new life and consequent
animation ir evident in every movement OF the
body Brandrelh's Pills are indeed Universal
Remedy, for they cure INCLINATION and CHRoN-
&c RHEUMATISM! They cure DIABETES and Stop
PAGE OF URINE They cure DYsENrERY and Con-
sTrUTIoNAL CosTIvENEss. They will cure all
tn. Sc apparently opposite diseases. because they
cleanse and purify the blood. provided, however.
nature is not beyond all human ASSISTANCE.
la all ca ses they will be found a safe and sim.
pie remedy, ye' a. II powerful for the removal OF
diseases, whether chronic or recent. infections
or otherwise. They do not render the system
liable 10 be affected by any changes of tempera-
lure. The very couse, or occasion of the human
frame being AFFECTED by colds, and coughs is
removed by their use. Therefore, they may be
used at lltimes and seasons without damage, and
change of diet, and any extra care is unneces-
sa-y, 153-4m
For Sale by E. GRANT, Agent at Ypsilanli.
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Later From the Army.
NBw-YoRK, Jan. 2,
q O'clock u M

2OclOck, L. NJ.
Advices from Tampico to December is are
received. There was much excitement created
by the report that there was large body of
Mexican cavalry in the vicinity. 1t was said
that General Ampudia, Col. Carasco, and num-
Der of other Mexican officers charged with cow
ardice, had been imprisoned by order of Santa
Anna, who is determined to purge his army of
all cowardIy men. He has also decfeed death
to any who shall disgrace himself by cowardly
conduct. Six thousand cavalry were reported
to be at Victoria under the command Of Urea.
The Mexicans, to all outward appearances, were
in very good spirits, and expressed the desire of
being led against the invaders.
The United Ststes steamer Fashion, Hugh
Fullerton, arrived at Brazos on the 18th ult.
with Gen. Jessup and suite on board. General
Taylor was to leave Monterey on the 10th with
the division under Gen. Twiggs, and portion
of Gen. Smiths brigade. Gen. Wool still re-
manned at Paras, and Gen. Worth at Saltiilo.
s o'clock, P. NJ.
0FThe Sub Treasury Specie clause, and
all went ints operation to-day, and our Postmas-
ter and Revenue officers now refuse any thing
but Gold and Silver.
1FREvoLT on SHIPBoARD.-Capt. Hoffman
of the steamship Suffolk reports that he yester-
day towed down the ship Eliza Warwick, bound
to Liverpool. On the way down the sTew of
the ship refused to do duty, alleging That the
ship was not full manned, and declaring that
they would not proceed to sea. The Suffolk
towed the ship down as far as the tail of the
west bank, where the brig left here. Soon af-
ter, noise, as of scuffie was heard, pistols were
fred en- board the ship, and her anchors were
let go.-Bufalo Express.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-01-13

The PRESENT CONDITION OF THE ARMY
The report of the Adjutant General made on the
9Th inst. contains some interesting particulars
respecting the conditions of the army. The ac-
tual force in service, including officers and men
is 1881. The number authorized is l6,39S.
The army in Mexico is estimated at S,473
regulars, and 1851 volunteers, of whom TIC
are on their way to California,
The volunteers employed in the war consist
ted men and twenty-five infantry, except part
of one battalion, of which two of the companies
are field artillery.
Of the above force, Gen. Taylor has under
his command, together with recruits on the
way to join him, 7,406 regulars, and 1926
volunteers. Gen Wool has In his division 62l
regulars, and 2,039 volunteers. With Gen.
Kearney there are 446 regular troops, and 8, 456
volunteers. Aggregate force ID the field, 1898
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-01-13

The sales of DIR. Vaughns Lithontripic are
growing immense, and we are led to believe
from all we hear that it contains properties lit
tie short of magical, indeed, if we could believe
is supernatural agencies, we should think this
mixture contained them in liquid state, most
singular remedy truly, universal one. Rea-
der see our advertising columns-call on agent
and get pamphlet.
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YANKEE DOODLE.
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED
STATES.

| The publishers of YANKEy DooDLE after warch-
ing patiently the result OF their effDrts to estab.
lsh HUMOROUS ILLUSTRATED NEWS.
! PAPER, pariaking OF the spirit of the coaniry &
identifying itself with the interosrs sympalhies e.
| taytes and progress of the American people, have
the pleasure OF announcing that their success has
thus far been unparalleled in the history of Lit
erature. Having carefully laid and cemcnled The
| foundation OF our enterprise, we feel now war.
ranted in going to erect durable superstruc
ture. Although riding no hobby, nor protesting
tn be the exponent of any narrow school ar Sect
YANKEy DOODLE is broadly and strictly national
and has meaner AMBITION th an 10 embody and
reproduce in permanent forms that free spirit that
exube-ant lite, thatacreative energy and refining
enthusiasm which SO emnently characterize us
and distinguish the New World from the Old.
In the Editorial and Arlis,ical Department OF
Yankey Doodle. the Publishers have engaged the
most diversified talent that could be procured
they make parade OF named, but leave Yankey
Doodle Eeak Tor himself.
The obiec, OF this Prospectus is to introduce
Yanyey Doodle to the great boey of the Ameri.
can people wac reside out of the large cities, and
Upon whose decision must. al last, rest the fate Of
any national entepprize. We invite attention Their
fire testhe following terms upon which we pro.
pose to extend the circulation of our paper.
Any person renting us twenty two dollars by
mail or otherwise. shall receive Ten copies of
Yankey Doodle for one year-directed to such ad
dress as he may designate.
For $l2 We will send FIVE copies for ole year.
For IS we will send Two copies
Single subscripuoDs SO per annum.
UAll orders must be accompanied by The cash
Address (post paid ]. A. FRAETA ), e. Co
No. Spruce street Ne,u York
YANKEE DOODLE is publ ished in New York ev-
cry Saturday morning and will be mailed to coun
try subscIb ers in time TO arrive at lis period OF
desiin ltion simultaneously W it'll its issue in the
City.
New York y orember 1855
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ADVERTISEMENT.
]. Roxbourths Toothache Specific

THE PROPRIETOR offers the above named
L article 70 he public (from 90 years expert.
cnee OF its efects) as speedy and lasting cure
lor the toothache and neuralgia pains Of the gnms
and lace, aud also p.eserver of the Teeth. 1t is
solely Vegetable and not poisonous. 1t is put up
IN iour ounce walls at four shillings per bottle
for sale by myself, by Dr. ]. Fairchild my sole
agent and by s. M, Loverdge all OF Ypsilanti.
Directions for using with each bottle.
We. the subscribers. certify that we have used
MIR. koxbonrths tooth-ache specific and have
proved II to be sure and lasting cnre for that
distressing malady; and heartily Recommend it
10 all who thus afflicted.
Thomas Morgan. joseph II. Peck, Mrs. Mar.
ret Randolph, Mrs. Sidney Matthews. VIM.
Brown. Harriet Kanouse, Frances A. Child,
RS. Polly Fairchlld. Ypslanti Dec. 5th 46
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-01-13

THE LIEUT.. GENERAL.-Undert this head the
Journal Of Commerce. claiming to be neutral
but in reality the most effective Democratic
paper in the country makes the following re-
marks:
ga letter from very distinguished member
of Congress says Polk will certainly in few
days send in recommendation for Lit. Gene
raj, in Mexico. 1t willb the first attempt at
King making, in this Country and will blow
him sky highr'
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New Establishment.

MIOS MAhIA EIIIZ1A DUNCAN.
Formerly foreman in the shop Of Miss Nichols
IA GUILD Respectfully inform her friends
and the Public generally that she has es
iablished herself in the Millinery & Dress Ma
king business in the shop formerly occupied by
Miss Rowley opposite Vancleves Office Congress
Street where she will be happy 10 receive the
ca lis of those requiring her services.
YpsiIanii Dec. 9th 1916.
All orders with which she may be favored, Wi,
be executed with neatness and despatch;-
tern hats will be made with The same care as
when che was in the shop of Miss Nichols where
This ork was entrusted to her,
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A JOB OFFICE AT FAULT.-During discus
sion in the Illinois Senate, few days ago
on a motion to print the Governors Mes
sage in the German Language, it was sugges-
ted that few copies be also added in the Irish
-whereupon grave Senator very innocently
made the enquiry whether there was any Irish
type in that city Chicago Jour.
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Farm for Sale.

A Farm containing one hundred acres. lying in
- in the town of Lodi, three miles west of Lo-
di Planes and miles from the village oil Saline.
Upon the arm is good log house, some young
Frnit trees. about forty acres under improvement
and some sown to grain. The above farm will be
sold very cheap
For particulars. apply TO DR.. Marvin of Lodi,
John Earl or Samuel Killparick of Ypsllanti.
December 9, 1896
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Dancing school.

"ESSRS. McCAULEY & WHlTLCCK
slvl propose teaching dancing school in the
village of Ypsilanti for the term of Twelve les
sons. The first six will be devoted to hters,
Etiquette, &c. The remainder will be aIFarplis
cation of the same in Cotillions, Contra dancers,
Spanish dances, Walking, &c.
TERMs-$5 per couple to be paid the eighth
night. First lesson will be given on fsiduy
the 9TH day of December inst at the Great Wes--
tern Hotelwh ere the Subscribers and all rhoser
desiring 10 unite in the school are requested tn
attend.
HOURS FOR ExERCisr.
During several of the first evenings will b.
For Misses from o'clock p. NJ. to 5
For Gents 6 Sc 6" I" to
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TOOTHACHE SPECIFIC.
TUST Received and for sale by
y S. nj. LOVERIDGE.
ESTRAY.

ESTRAY.
Hy AIKEN up by the Subscriber on the Sth of
l. Oct 1916 small sorrel Pony Mare suppos-
ed to be from to years old has strip in the
face some white on the feet is trotter and has
switch tail no other noticeable marks. The ow-
ner is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take her away. l.. j. HULL.
Ypsilanti Dec. 9Th 1916.
NTOTICE-The Treasurer of the Township
~ of Ypsilanti has received the tax roll and
warrant for the collection of taxes for the year
1916 and will be ready to receive taxes at AL
len Bucks store from the 10th day of December
to the 18th day of January between the hours of
9 A. M. and P. NJ. ANSON HINMAN.
Treasurer.
Ypsilanti, Nov. "a, 1876. I46 Sw.
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SKINNER g. JOSLIN.
Conp'rs SOl'rs

AwvA $50 RENT.-Two Convent en
fss.s.aiA & Rooms suitable for family and
Isss s,gg conveniences, such as well cellar &c.
EzSsa4 10 be rented on reasonable term on
Congress Street and in the rear of Miss Duncans
Mi!lemary Shop. Apply at the Shop.
Ypslanri Jan. III Al
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-01-13

MARRIED-On the 3Oth Dec last, by l..
c. Miles, esq. Mr.. HENRY TERHUNE to Miss
MALvINA LowREY,
Jan. LIST. by L. C. Miles esq. Mr.. WILLIAM
II. LowREY to Miss PRUDENCE HURsToN.
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FOR SALE,

TINE UNDERSIGNED wishes to sell first
IL rate pair OF light bay Ponies. four years old
well matched, sound and kind in respect
and good travellers, also first rate light wagon
made for said ponies, entirely new. with half clip.
tic springs under both seats. also first rate light
double harness just out Of the shop, made for So
ponies. The undersigned will sell them togeth
cheap. vary cheap for cash or its equivalent.
For particulars call on EWD. WEIGH.
YpsiIanti Oct. 4, 1886. l4l
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Z JST OF LETTERS Remaining in the
Il Post Office at Ypsianti, Jan. LIST, lS47.


APost Office at Ypsilanti, Jan. LIST, lS47.
Allen Samuel Kanouse Miss Mary E.
Allen Lemuel Jr Kemerby Henry
Allen Lemuel Lock John ID.
Ambrose Wilson Larrnard w. b.
Allen Henrietta Leonard Mrs Harriet l..
Beach Nathaniel Lane Mrs Sarah
Beach Liberty +. Lane Nj Executor estate OF
Buck SaraIpha C. McAIester Miss Maryann
Blumberg William Moon Mrs Nancy
Bicelow John Mover Peter
Brewer James Mckinstry VIM.
Bears William Morris Miss Emily
Ball Charles c. P Manning Daniel
Brown Robert McAllester J.
Bresver William . AIcKennv Andrew
Burgoyne Andrews Newell Josiah
Barley Mrs l.. P. Nichols Mss Fanny 2
Bush Miss Sophia Pollock Heeman
Becker r. Palmer Aaron
Burgess David Pearce Michael A.
Barber George Palmer DR. James
Beckar John 2 Roxbourth Joseph
Cussans John Roozell Sally
Carpenter Harris Rathbun Mrs Caroline
Crtchet Miss Betsy Root Mrs Hannah
Cady Charles Sprey Thomas F.
Case Francis Speer William III
Came Robert Stocks Mrs Maria
Churchill Gyms Shay A b
Cole Ezekiel M. Smith Lafayette
Corwin Justus Shaw Zechariah
Dewy Cyrenius ]. Shewett George
Durby Miss Mary Sweeting Almon A
Dillon Miss Martha Skies Horace p
Darby Enos Stillwell Miss f. III.
Dixon Rev. David R. Strong Mrs Emily A.
Donnelly John Sanford Asahel
Delaforce James or Mr.. Simmons Durfee
Gauntlet Shpman John
Eighmey Isaac Sones Miss Nj. S.
Freeman l.. Scans James
Freeman Adam Smith III. I'll.
Fulton Francis Suits Peter
Farr Daniel d. T. Shaw G.. NJ.
Felt Miss Harriette Smith Thomas Fl.
Gibso Servin Spears John
Gibson William Trusler Miss Ellen
Glymo H. w. Tooker Miss J. m
Grosvenor b. S. Viekers Abel ].
Gray John Williams Hiram
Gale G. W.. Willard Miss Sophia
Hughes Anthony B. West William
Haviland Eli c. Wheaton Samuel
Hornbeck Joel Wheelock Silas
jerks Horace Young Joseph
King John Young David
F. K. REXFORD, Post Master
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$5 REWARD.

30 kSEW x3xkOs
CTRAYED-From theSubscrber some time
y in June last Sorrel Colt with star in the
forehead, two years old, and stud, and half
poney.
The above reward will be paid to any one that
will return to the subscriber two miles south of
the village of Ypsilantl, or literally rewarded
for any information given.
JOSEPH BURT.
November "a, 1916. 147tt.
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REMOVAL.

REMON AL.
uERs. RAWSON, respectfully informs her
va friends and the Public generally that she
has removed her establishment 10 the Shop for
mery occupied by Miss Van Fossen, first door
West of the Post Office. where she will prompts
ly and satisfactory meet all orders in MILLlNA
RY e. DRESS MAKING. The patronage of
tire public is respectfully solicited.
Ypsilanti Nov. 46. tt
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OSLBS. of the small SBird Pepper" for sale
az at Samsons, two OF of which will
make bottle of Pepper Sauce hot enough to
bring tears from the eyes of a Crocodile.
dec. '46.
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10 Clothiers and Others.

- AMSON has on hand Dye woods and Dye
- stufs by the Barrel just call and enquire
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Dec. 1886
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Ba11rmoRr.D December, eO-5p. v.

You have doubtless already been informed of the
death of the Hon. Alex Barrow, U. S. Senator from
Louisiana This afternoons Patriot thus mentions
the facts relatipp. ~ Barrow's sickness and
death (which, doubt not, will prove interesting to
his relatives and many warm friends:-Adv.
= HE came to Baltimore visit last week, in
apparently good health, and was seized on Friday
night with sudden and violent sickness. Drs.
Buckler and Mackenzie, of Baltimore were imme-
diatey called in, with DIR. Young of the West, and
Drs. Mcclellan and Chapman, of Philadelphia, who
happened TO lire in the CITY, were also called into
done; but the disease baf1led all remedies, and con-
tinued perceptibe to get festerdy, that
nothing which might BY possibility afford relief should
be wanting in his case, Or. g. B Smith was called
in to apply the Electric Battery, which he has used
in other cases with much success. This battery was
applied yesterday, at IL O'Clock for some time, and
was ag,in tried in the course of the evening But
no favorable change was produced, whilst the pa
tent continued fast to sinks
INFLUENCE OF RAILROADS ON THE WEATHER. The
German Schel!post says that the well known natu
raj philosopher, DR.. August, has made commune
cation in the Berlin paper, in which he states that
when an extended portion of the earth's surface is
brought by net frairoad tracks into connection
of electrical conductors, the accumulation OF cleo
troty in the lower part of the atmosphere preven
ted, the iron tracks effects constant equilibrium
between remote regions. BY this means violent
storm is rendered unlikely and if one should arise,
it would undergo considerable dimiuution. The
Doctor states it is fsct, since Berlin has become
the focus Of several roads, there have been vio
lent storms; and all that have arisen have rapid
and gentle termination.
Loss OF THE STEAMER MoHEGAN-The stea
merJMohegan, running as freight boat between
New York and Bridgeport, in connection with
the Housatonic Railroad, was wrecked On Sat
urday at a o'clock, by running on the gang
way Rocks, short distance below Sands Point
Light. The accident is said to have occurred
in consequence of the extreme low tide. A hole
was stove in her bottom, and she was immedi-
ately run aground in Cow Bay, where she sunk
within two feet of hurricane deck. She lies
within twenty feet of the shore, about hun
dred yards from the Sands Point Lighthouse
She is total wreck, and her freight, which is
lseFj- heavy, is nearly all under water; portions
of it however, are strewn along the shore.
The steamersMocntaineer Nimrod and Crick-
ct came almost Immediately to her aid, but were
unable to do more than take OFF her passengers
and bring them back to the city.
1t will be remembered that theMohegan went
through the Sound on the night in which the
Atlantic was lost, and she has now met sim
liar fate in broad day light. though the waters
were calm and placid.-Iribuae.