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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-22

NOTICE.

NOTICE.
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Ile3 = sT:a -!
T9NHERE will be two Frcigh: trains next week,
one will leave Alexandria, on Monday, and
return on Tuesday. and one on Friday and return
Saturday
j. F. LATHAM, agent Transportation,
dec 20-dlw Orange and Alexandria Il. Il. Go.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
PUBLISHED pALY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN & SONS,
Al Eisat Dollars per annum, payable half yearly.

Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
(F0R THE COUNTRY
IS PUBLISHED, REGULARLY, ON
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS,
AZ Five Dollars per aunum, payable in advance.
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|joAL.-White and Rcd Ash Anthracite and
I J Cumberland GOALS on hand, and being con-
stantly received, for sale hy cargo carload, or
iaglo ton. Apply to ID. Is. SMITH.
1nx5-- Orders may lie left lit Potomac Insurance
Office. or nv Office on the Wharf, between Came
ron and Queen streets "ci'
CyAVDTES, CAKES, and C0NFECTIONERY
I Of All kinds constantly hand, and also
,,aae ,o order at c. SCHAFER'S,
sop lS-u No. s, North fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-22

MI5~ II. COOK Il CO., Alexandria, will sup.
plv the trade dec lT-d6m
LUCIEN LEWIS,
doent ELcluxirely tor Hiring ont Negroes
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
VEAEING had an experience Of eight years III
4 the business, and designing to cnnhne my
self exclusively to it, feel that can confidently
promise those who muy entrust their servants to
my charge, the best prices and the best homes
that can be obtained.
Persons sending servants to he hired will please
bear in mind the best prices, and the best homes
are obtained by those who have the servants mere
by the lst of January. As propose to take only
limited number of servants 10 hire, my personal
attention will be given in all cuses If sickness, or
in any case where my attention may be required
during the year.
p S. Returns made promptly.
REFERENCES:
n p 4 Z. C. Howard, Attorneys at Law, Rich
mond.
Lee & Peasants, Attorneys at Law, Richmond
L. R SpiEman,
John &. Williams, -
John II. Guy,
Alvey ii Lips "ombe, Merchants, "
Porter, Harris Il Holner, -
Dr. Thomas pu!lard,
Rev. Philip b. Price, "
Col. g. Anderson, iiOorhiand County.
n. ". Miller, Clerk Cf G0ochland County.
DR.. John Morris.
DR. &. W. Harris, Goochland County.
j. l.. Critendeu, Fauquier County, W..
W. 5. Embry, Z"
J. Joseph bowman, d"
George Iamiton Culpepcr County.
c. /. Pope, Gonchland County.
joins s. Swift, Post Master Of Guochland Co.
John Wcodson, Goochland Go.
Thos. J. Perkins,. ="
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VESSELS WANTED. n
&aA We are, at all times, prepared to ssassssssss
fnrnI<n oar,nes to one, or more of the following
pn.,I,,l R,ston CohaSsct Narrows,
Somerset Now London, Norwlcn'
New Haven, New York, IroV, anu
Albany, Savannah CnaflsS'"i'' L. ou -
Norfolk Fredericksburg, Ion' .o% I".e
frc;yat, WM. II. F0WLE Il son,
my 1T No. 4 o"utu ---~- w nr.l ~
r1 VESSELS WANTED. Vessels constant
.sEEx.aaaA " wanted for
NORFOLK,
PORTSMOUTH,
and RICHMOND.
Highest rates Of freight and dispatch given. Ap-
nlv tn Ioct Q, D. 3. SMITH.
,. VESSELS WANTED FOR n. fORh.-
49, Despatch given. Apply to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-22

tAA FOR RENT 4 three story DWELLlN"
- HOUSE. on Washington street, between
Prince and Duke streets, lately occupied by Com
Moore. Possession given Immediately. Apply t"
Mrs ANNE II. LLOYD,
aug 2l---tf on Washington ST., corner Of Queen
FOR RENT.-The three story STORE,
Es$i No. Ill, King street with the three story
WAREHOUSE in the Apply to
NH 3-tf JAMES p. SMITH.
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, POWYATAN PIPES.

IN POWHATAN PIPES.
~ BONES P0WHATAN PIPES, medium
10 - small,
Just received from the factory, will be sold low
by the box
7OaO REED STEMS, of unusual length, will
be sold low by the bundle.
9th mos r.. II. MILLER. son co.
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FOR RENT.

1rC7 FOR EENT-Thc two three. story Brick
si4 DWELLING HOUSES, at the North &" 81
corner OF King and Columbus street. lately "ccu~
ried hv the Misses Thurston Boarding House.
The property can he rented either rs Il Boarding
House or as Private residences. Possession given
on the lst day Of January next. Apply 10
dee 2l-dtd A. IL T.. Ii. SIuhNI
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| NTOTICE.--Passenger Tor the Orange and Al
| ~ cxandria Railroad, requested to provide
themselves with proper change, for the pnrchasc
| Of their tickets. j. VI. BROADUS,
my Oft General Ticket Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-22

D0YS' SLEDS, for sulc by
I'D dec II PERRY BROS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-22

TRENCH WINE DOW GiASS.--300 boxes
T. French Plate Window Glass, 5 4 10, just re-
oeived. ALL SIZES furnished at short notice
10 mo 2G R. II. MILLER. SON & co.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
e Bs u r MITE IA RID Tss
n v Iercllant Tailor, N
= z KEI0n7Vs,szl0
M OUED faanecifnllr infmrnL e; 81

M OULD respectfully inform sA go
the citizens Of Monroe and M
vicinity, that he has commenced tic
Tailoring Business inthis place. lie re
ispectfully solicitsly your patronage. He
fAtters himself, that from his practical
experience in his business, he will
render entire satisfaction to those
him with their patronage. He
has 9 very fine assortmentof Goods or
hand, which he will selisvery low fot
cash. His prices will be moderate, and
he hopes Mat By doing The reay5 best aoorl
al loao prices and q strict attention to
business to merit liberalsshare ol
patronage. @ n. S
His shop is onsthe corner Of Grand
and Dc Siard Streets. AZ
Monroe, La. Jan, Sd. 1859. IL.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02

Fer one square of TEN lines " less for Ifrst
INSERTION. ........... =. ~ 2@~ss 81 90
For each additional insertion, per s1uAre so
.Hc, Liberal discount made TO- quarterly,
scmi-annnal And yearly adyertisers. lsS
$50 Steamboat Notices, for the seNeon - sl6
.Gzr Announcing candidates fos oilcs TO be
paid in advanced. -. u 1ss..........,... $40
sEO- Professional aud Basiness Cards, (not to
exceed SIX lines,) published twelve months. $40
se6- Cards of PERSONAL. character can oNly
be published in this paper rs advertisements,at
double rates, and paid for inssdraseA eidO
@N- Advertisements not rifArkedon the copy
wilihe incefsed until forbid and charged 40
[corningly,s .k.SAt,sSS s,,5,sst s. 49,,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02

efsvVN haye this day entered \ int
'partnership. Painting ana gfaipihE,
and paper'hanging iaHllits branclifies
and insthe finest and vest style, wear,
prepared and ready to 10. We only
ask fora trial, and if We don't coms
up 20 contract we ask for nothing j
We promise fiji satisfaction Snd iint
work in every.instance. +sesFs M
Y e.are prepared tod bM and eFcfj
kindsof w8rksin our. line sdf djMSi 81 SiiSoss,
Painting sGrejnipg aFblings VA
Hanging, &c. &C., III. toWf sors IA iiile III
country, and. in adjoining afisbss:
Onr terms and dscharges Bhall aIw6ye
be liberal and rnodskptc. N
Monroe, August 18th. 1853. sIy.s
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
N OTTO Ell
George Koehler, ,Gunsmith,
~, Va
NJ 81.
~ lVsN

GIVES notice, that he has permanent
- y located in Monroe, and is pre-
pared TO make Or repair :
1. Gums, PISTOLS, sc.
AN experience of fifteen years in the
most celebrated manufacturers Ger
many, enables him to do work superior
to any to be found in the Southwest
His work is already known, as d
residence of six years in Farmerville
has given his work much celebrity
All his work is warranted, and witt
proper care will last a generation
He keeps on hand sa3ss
Gums, Pistols,
Hunting Apparatus u
s4esy Generally. .
Office Two doors South Of P. O.
Monroe, March 9, 1853, X
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
PORK!
PORK! BEEF!l MUTTON!l
B u t c b e ry!!

nndersigned has established d
regular butchery in Monroe and
secured the serviccsssof Mr.. Tlleophile
-Dutfard, q practical and experienced
Butcher,who willbe found at his stan
with,eyerything in his linossfos
hotels, families, &c. a. Il
. Steamboats, will besfurnished at any
hour at reduced prices.
Texas beef, veal, pork, mutton 80,
always on hand. ~
. Market Housesnext door to Mr.. Mil.
lions Grocery, Grand street.
1 JOHN WENTZELL, Proprietor. /.
h Monroe, Nov. II. l859-8m.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02

u anystyle, and supply aur c,iston,ers
,yeath any kind Of Hafness ar Sad allless
which they Inay caA fsoor& carriages
Warrants fssf ono year, IN
'a WesalsoSdo Horse:shpeing aud plan.
tstion work pholstering aud paper
hanging done here. We havese engaged
good Eastern worknien. EN-. sa,5@ I &.
HIER RR1 1ssG q END0Al.
Feb. Sd, 1859. sss H.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
!. ..,.Notica,,s ~ I. !.

ls hereby given that theundersigA-
cd has Withdrawn from the dirm \ of
,Kciter e Crownfitch. and intend car
Fying on Ornamental Painting, Glazing
and Paper, Hangingsin all its various
branches, on his'own hook, : -
Persons wishing any, work in the
Saboye liae will please give me call.
u -s JOHN SIEFER.
Monroe, La, Oct. 90, 1859. at.s
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
Ready-Male Clothi11g.

YAVERCOATS- Black cloth, black aud, blQe
strocks. M II ssss FFsS sEEes77
Fine black CLOTH, dress, fancy cass, satinstsand
g tweed saqu md ifocEs. y
EsTs Black and fan6y silk, sati1, cassinere
black and fancy l0red plush Svel II ,sa
PANTS Fine black docskih, fancy cashmere
jeans and lSerscy. y
Shirts, drawers under ts lcrayats, gloves
and gentlemen . furnishing gpols generally
sIsS no VS., ss Y IaNE " Sill ELDS. {.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
artnership N office.

THn undersigned have, 1 ihiS
day formed a copartncrsilip in@this
town, silidef the hrnl ofs Hcrring &
gEln1dom, far the plrp posesof carrying on
the HARNESS / mud Cssriage SHOP, op,
'posite the Railroad Hotel. We put up
my kind of
q CnIriags, 80
Blggics s ss, .sf
4, and ,s;ss
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
4 Mem Orleans Direttorr
B. BLOOMFIELD. ~ : EDGAR SyEEI
lm' BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
Publishers, Booksellers, Statsomers,
AND DEALERS IN --..f t..s
PAPERS AND SCHOOL BOOKS

l AND DEALERS IN .s..,5 ;i.5
PAPERS AND SCHOOL BOOKS.
Law, Medical, Theological and Mis-
ceAsne6us Works, lin oil styles Ind.
ing';. LibrariaR supplied on5 Aral
terms; Cheap Publications, RsFia Gals,
Magazines, received soon Ss iss1ed
from the press. =.
Juvenile and Toy Books Of every
description, Games, hfphabet Blocks,
Transparent States, and A B G. Cards
Blank Book Manufacturers, Printing
Book Binding, Engraving and ,Litho-
graphing Visiting Cards neatl~ ~ exc.
cuted. "A
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL s co. V "
y BOOKSSELLERSsANDaS STA 11ONERS, "
- s60gamp Street, New Orleans.
.Jan.y20, 1850, NJ.
III. KENDAIL @ OARTER q .8s G d,
y COIT3N E.ACEORs,
COW Sfo III IA CI44N1S,s
81 Nos is St. Charles Street,
Y 4 NEw ORLEANS.
An BsH. 4. a. q Co.'S are gents for, land
keep constantly On hand, Pfatt's improved CDR;
Maroh.25. 1858. 'ssg. sly. Z
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
,'cees, Plants. Seeds Sd,

WIN 4, PRINCE, ~ Co. Finishing
~ N. will ,mailt to applicants who
enclose stamps, Priced Catalogues OF
any department. of their Nurseries, IL
[cluding o recent Catalogue of LAO va.
rictfe's of native Cranes.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02

~ ~ 49, ~ " AN~AlNNAA fNyx4s
laS1s 4 d Hartford, Connectic0t. ~
hi Mi nd Nj ht q I'm III Il
INSURANCE. !! = ! A COMPANY Springfield,
Massachusetts. a VI Il 5ss u
sHAMPDEN INsURANe i3O OMPA ~
NY Of Springfield, AlassSS hstsctts " VI
ALLAN TIC M b md NJ IsJfs TN,
So ss n CE aGpMPaANy I, royideucc,
IN 4, ~ ssls ssss
FIRE, ] N a III VER and El.
y INSLJ LJRANC G III. s'7es
Stocks Of Merchanslize' ! Bildings.
I Furniture, Manufacturing q sestaliish-
snieNts, Frcight Lists. s&c., \ apvered
AGAINST 81 loss or dame ohy Fire md ths
ptrilssof Navigation % 81 4 n I, n sss ..ss
/, s POddC CIiiS isshad iii md out of tliis
EcitysA y \ return g,gt 4 y " twenty Per cent,
PO LIC CIES issSsesti for shc country.
zWi1 Njtt the Cbua caaeuse. IN
5N1HlEs, u n ERINE aid RIVER,
igsneyl IN and out a. ttis city, to.covef
Meschanelizc uhd Cotton, mid Il AiiS uf,-
conditional return &c .twosltvpett adent.
iaads atRcttleme,st % tic first Of each
month. as II n Il
En- The CAPITAIsof tbe shove Com
panys is an paid up III CASH; with
large Surplus, y Sss4ss ts .ss ],
s X lpsses aajustcaas ana spfomptlS
llpaiyl siA this scityssiih 70 Ssz M
The best rcteIonccs giiSgve III ard out
s0f this scitN on ant5t ticAti0tf s,,f fhcafa
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
'lI aElA1ls NWgsSSlsls lEWlDfS,As
s.ss p. D, TURNER, .i,,spriessv.s /
--AND---
y TRENT's LIVERY STABLE B
.ss 81, II, j. TRENT, ireprissssr... u !

80 These establishments
EssAg are now open.for the LI
.sa'sss5a9v assa accommodation of the-lA-k-1-
public, and the proprietors hopses IS
proper attention, 70 obtain libcra
share of public patronage. /
Trenton, Ea.. Dcc. 13. 1883. 1y*
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
Boots, Sho es and Rllgsets.l

4 - - SN1kNg ASIkS6UG sk
n EMS thick doubie sole, calf, waterproof
lAl Boots, grain horsemenis Boots fine pump
sole calf boots; boys cali fKaltswelt and double
sole boots. "A Il s5ssfie H. F
g RUssETs n cases men A and boys No. /
oak tanned which we are Aelling lower than
ever before offered .a IN III II rs
w Womon's brOgans and boots 5ss S5s
a Mems fine cali Congress sgaiters III
A large assor rtment Of misses' and children's
shoes OF all Kinds. sss ss ss i ~
Ladies' goat, morocco, kid ana cloth lace
heeltboots, buskins and slippers, insevefy yari-
ety. at BYRNI3s& SHIELDS,
Monroe. November q i S5g NJ fSs ~ II
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02

Mime. Delery's Female Institute
THIS School willre.open on the 9th
January, 1860, and dsbol removed on
the lst February, in the large and
spacious buildings known aa the "Ma-
son Housc.n s 3.
hME, ANNE wv. DELERY.
Principal.
Monroe, Jan 3, / 800 lss
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02

Bagging, Rope and Twine.
A FULL supplyof India bagging aud best
IN n,achine-made Rope on hand and for sale
low by a Ftsf BYRNE - SHIELDS
4 Monroe, Oct. 6. 80. III. a., si5s
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02

WANTED.--l wish to birc ten hands
I" TO work On q plantationnearMoif
roe. Persons having negroes to hire
for the next year willsd0;W to call
on me at this place. 49, q
MAS. D. M6ENERY.
Monroe, La. Aug. 4. 1853. At. ~
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
a ERs ON ~ 81 s. Oso

~ y 4 lhAs III ~
H q Err ON }. IN 81. ~ CO.
NEW LARGE HRICK SToR NH
EIAVIsts reihoy to their new INA
- spacious fire proof brisns builsliin iinGI;
have now opened and are still receiV,
ing their new Fall and Winter stock,
consisting Of plantation supplies; such
az Kerseys, Ky. Linseys,
deans, russets, blankets,N !,
Hats, negro clothing, @
- Satinetssapd casimeres /;
5EKTLEMEN's FURNISHING Goobs1 AND
CLOTHING overcoats, II e.
Dress and sfrock coats,
~ " -g33 Pants and vests, a
sa.1 Boots and shoes, drawers
-. and shirts, linen and
Silk llandkerehiefs, d
Cravats, linen and
. Flannel shirts, Hosiery and
Gloves, hats and capss
"A complete assortment Of youth and
children's clothing =,
a new and fresh,auantity of isEasaA ANNA
general groceries, saddle,y, Eas Easss
hardware, porks, cutlery and = -
stationery, medicines and Cigars.
y Also q very large assortment Of
/ y Ladies s. sEoods,
Selected from the largest and most
popular importing houses Of n. q York,
Boston and Philadelphia, consisting of
Fine and fashionable dress silks,
Cashmeres, merinos, delaines,
r. Woolen shawls, cloaks, "
Bonnets, ribbons, M
y a sEnlbroideries, a
Hair dresses, corsettes,
Trimmings; perfumery, hosiery;
loves, gauntlets, ss5zSs.
Slippers and CATERS.
Also a large and well selected stock az
Gold and silver Watches,
Guard chains new styles Of jcwelryy
consisting Of coral sets, Comeo aud
Mosaic, earrings, pins, rings, shirt
and sleeve buttons, all Of which will
be guaranteed to be what represented.
. Their whole stock is one of the lar
gest und best selected ever brought
to this place, and will be sold at much
cheaper prices than heretofore.
A call and examination Of goods
and prices will satisfy all that we have
the ability to please and suit
Strict and pattfcplar attention will
be paid to orders from our friends and
customers residing at a distance.
Monroe, La, Nov. 3, 1S59-6m.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
Storage! Storage! !! B

Storage! Storage !! \! s
HAVING a coMMoDrous WAREHOUSE and
IL CoTToS SHED, all cotton or merchandise
consigned to our care for, storage or shipment,
will receive the most prompt attention from
30. Is BYRNE b SHIELDS.
Monroe, oct. ., ,5s.-tk - z s'
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
-. oFF1c1AI PAPER
LX. MONROE La, THURSDAY MORN s. 80 IlBsuART


A NE now recoiying and Yssing their exten
FALL AND g1fSltTERz6QO
comprising eyeryslfng needed i'll ill., thiss s6ctiSn
IN the way Of Plantation Supplies DIR Goods
Groceries, Hardware, QaeenswaT&s El0thlnE
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, ss iSssss
We have made our purchases entirely e Ii,
NORTH, and can afford ooiier q sSsss SEI
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
Tobacco! Tobacco !! !!

A LARGE supply Of the above article, ,3oi
n every quality. on hand, which we buy di-
rect from manufacturers, sand can furnish IL
planters and the trade generally at unusually
low rates.
BYRNI g. SHIELDS.
Monroe. Oct G. '59-ti.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
CnIidif9ed NilJr.

Al N excellent article as food orinfants, and a
IN good substitute fora COW, Ii is-Lighly re-
commended by those that have used it. Give
IT. trial. For sale at the Drug Store.
y jnovl0. e. W. fMcE'EG& cox,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
Considerabi6 M AsiacttiionnS / n n I

IN PRICES. We would bes Glad ;to have our
friends and the citizens Of atbis aud aaioining
parishes, come and see u& and exauljne our
stock. q Y + II ~
Monroe, October 6, 1850. .-tGsss
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
.Fresh Groceries 6 Prorissious

sEylT 2 have now ID store the largest ana host
Nv cemplete suppl of Family Groceries and
visions OfEercdin this market which We can
guarantee to bs -as followSs Fs9
xfrA st. Louis and Slrerline ini
barrels and hal lfbarrels.
sa SsaARa t51qaanen. choice aud crdshed s.
ess MOI AssEs Barrels and halves. Il l q 4
!. Tssugars CURED, Dufield and Ett nj
Baeosblear ahd ribsea sidsa ~ snd Il aSo6i iders N 7
Pofky coffee, pepper, spices. lara, riCe csns
dies, soar, wines, brandie iEc, for sale iowsb
e ,ss NJ Il; BYRNfl 4 SHELL DS..
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
Camden and Tren nailyM iii
"a sSTAGEs LIN IA III II II ssss

F,f HE'abovc route "a now s,Qh1pletQlYl
A stocked Gompio ions NJ I'LL StaacE,
will leave Camden AK, alil ,yseaH6tl eHtl6h, I
"a, evefyday eSahday n excepfGl 4E
O'clock a. NJ, and arrsyc w IfoiStUn,
and Damdenson tic day folltswing at
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
!. ADVERuISINGsRArEs.

.Gtf 8fta 5s
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-09-14

dGa! 5oIF OF his friend Barry. W hen We
We're within about so rods Of the shore,
breaker struck our raft capsizing it with all
five Of Us. My wife, Willie Pomeroy. an
Other mau Unknown, an elderly lady about
10 years were all drowned when within five
Iuiuu les ride Of the shore
We were now in the breakers, and
tumbled towards the shore, but
would not so, and swan back to the
raft - fnt@ny wife, searched all
aboutfor her but could find nothing.
IN company with a stranger I was
agirCu towards tho shore completely
exhausted When about 20 -srls
from the .egC- brave man named
Spencer came out and tried three
times 20 catch me, but the waves
were too strong. Finally large
breaker dashed both Of Us upon the
beach, and SPenser took hold Of me
and carried me out of the water
We got ashore 2:l5 Saturday, hay
lng been IS hours in a rough lake on
2 small raft I was In COMPANY will
prank -.cior:nlcs from, daylight ua-
t. econ, Frank ii rearcd 20 be nearly
..sc1 up, and was alone, talked with
him about those whom he had lost,
lie had good raft. | saw III the low
or saloon q woman with three chill
dren bound to Shcboygan or Mantle
woe. They were lost. | shook
hands with John O'Grady about 20
minutes before he went down.
Tam very thankful for the kindness
Of the people who took care Of me,
though DO not know their names.
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wDa aal not yet reached sho-a ana lie
s"eaa-.. steadily the features ot eaaA enc
.s Is~eaeI IN SCARF. or lie missing one.
+. i..- Efforts were st LAST Gown . Win suc-
e-s r, lis brother was fglr3 though
ready r.sg-.ei, ana IS II tie :..t hand
belly ccf, So a.a body ls..v .n.so ,-
Persons e-ag.a4e4 - liaa. 5r..a -.~ra .-..1
eleven O'clock ua..l t-t.r Es-. ID l..a q,
+. taraaoa.
The steam ting 5I,. en-. from Chicago.
ars.,ei at tie seen. u disaster, 5gt ..i
Mt venture w.,L;n three miles o.iaa sal-
L.ly to which the p.sengos hal 4iited,
al Only lickel up the dsaI toly Of one
iatsn.
Amid those prominent in the force IF
+ rescuers was Edward Spencer, who FIRE.
q1entIg plunged into the surf with 4 rope
tied round his body, and rescued many
/ frofa q waterv grave. 4 man named VIM.
/ Toner, who is 2 member Of one Of tho
. Chicago FIRE go paues, had brother and
ei-lor-n law ca board the boat lie was
perfectly frantic, sn1 ran up and down the
! beach searching among the pieces OF the
wreck for tie lost ones and an1iouslV en-
+ curing Of the survivors regarding them.
/ He uidenly started from the crowd stat
! ing that he should travers the beach. and
when our reporter left at ten o'clock last
night had not been heard frcn OF seen
since morning.
Tie Iir9 boat in which we're Tue two
mates came in below Winetsa Orc Of
/ The boats from tie hurricane deck. stated
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So 't'I.l "t+h water, Fe iTnNe@ III
hraad ha"e4 h.rout.9e euleayorcd
tar.a.h lie steamer bus when about
three rods OF ber she went down: we
haI. lut two oes and coalduot man
aye Aeg: there were FIVE in the ba.c
Geo. DAVIS, lst. mate saved. VIM.
Buonaa q mate, saved: boy by
til maine Of Hogan, q deck swerp1
saved: His5rfT Morgan, Watchmau,
i3sG the name Of cho other Is un-
know. also lost
1F--a3 the lYa. drift ashore, but
"l 50 -aEaEoh5I the breakers the
..s .t, a4. Sc then
4nleaForeJ 10 loa9a .Ae shore ~
swimming
After getting on Shcre I found that
hogaun had also gained a footing; |
saw1ho End mate struggling in the
water and called - him; lie answered
that he could not stand and for me
to throw him line; | started to find
one and had to 50 nearly mile be
fore , could find one, but when r.
termed 10 had managed - cesrs.a
..e a4- himself
..a lst mate thinks there was Ia
r~,o.l OF the excursonists, but all
thv regular passengers for lake Su-
porior, Who had paid their fare, that
then names were registered Have
10 doubt bat that nearly every per
son on board would have been saved,
i the schooner had remained by as.
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Aorser - collector for Johnson & Divers
sey Chicago.
McCc-McE Ellen
Mallory, Mary
Mc7ratb. Aaa
Newton, NJ, Superior City
Newco'pb, Mrs. (Alnnie Waters.)
Neville, Tom
E SioSIs~ : :. City Band
E.sa. (, roe. Raclco
Superior City
Oakley, Ggorg. L. livery man.
O'Grady, John,
O'Mahoney, Cornelius
O'Brien, John
O'Grady, Mrs. John.
O'Brien Mary
O'Hearn, Patrick and two sisters
O'Niel, Tom
Patterson, Abort
P.aece, 4. NJ
Plauhiuton, Eli
Parsons, NJ.
Phillips, w. 4.
Persons, John and Henry
7 arsons, Morris.
Pomcroy, WIN.
Paigley, Emma.
Pollard, John
Alice
Rooney, son of the auctioneer.
Rice, Nh, policeman, wife and
child
Ryan, John, and lady