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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-10-23

SLAVE LABOR AND FREE LAEoR.
The present rebellion proves what thought
ful and far seeing men in AL sections of tho
Unicn have long seen and said, that the
preservation Of tho Union with the slave
system Of labor extending over one half of
It, and the free labor system over the other
half, is, in the ordinary course Of human
events, an impossibilitv, Senator Seward,
or rather Mein Herr Deifenback in our Re-
cisw before him, was right in saying there
Is an ''irepressible conflict" between tho
two systems. They cannot long co exist
together In peace and harmony; there is an
irepressitle tendency in each to exclude the
other; and no possible wisdom or prudence
lsn the part Of sny administration can hsr,
, 1861-05-28
From Springfield.

R&{
SPRMarkID; May n.
Gov. Yates Is In Washington with Ssnator
Trumbuu, for the purpose Of urging upon the
War Department and the President the para
mount necessity Of accepting into the service
Of the United States, fol. three years, the eu-
tire sixteen 1egimentf, together Wit j the bat
talon Of artillery and the regiment Of drnr
goons raised In Illinois since the Governors
Proclamation Of the 18th Of April They will
also urge the claim Of Illinois to the appoint
ment Of two additional Brigadier, and one
Major General, to be elected from her own
sons. It Is believed the mission. will be =
successful one.
A5jutant General Mather and Cspt. Pitcher,
Q. S. Amy, 1eaTo on special train tonight
fer Camp Douglas, Ann., Union County, to
muster in Col. in Col. G. Lawler's, the 9th
Congressional District, regiment. Military,
men express great admiration foz the material
composing md the spirit nrimatiug Col. Law
LEXIS regiment. Inspector General Churchill
pronounced Capt. Law1er's command the best
company in the volunteer service in Mexico.
There is reason to believe that nothing but
the want of an opportunity for service will
prevent like compliment being paid In the
future to Col Lawlcr's regiment In this war.
500 eco in "stumptail " have been received
at the Auditors Office today; and since the
fl1st Of April hare been retired and bonds re-
ceiyed therefor. :.
The Bank Commissioners Aessrs. Quick
and Fuller, a.e here; and hanging on the
two sec Several wild cat bankers.
Mr. Treasurer Butler informs nc that he
had offers for the million loaa to day, fist ad-
rertised at one hundred and two, when in New
York, three weeks since.
, 1861-05-28

Editors Tribune:
! cordially endorse your article in this
mornings edition, entitled "The Chicago
Times" I am, and have been, Democrat
all my life; but I an also Union man, and,
as such. hare no words to express my con.
tempt aud abhorrence at the course that sheet
is pursuing. I Wis one Of Its original sub
scribers, and have always taken it until last
week, when stopped it, because ]. consider
1t no more representative or exponent Of
the principles Of Illinois Democracy thnn the
deme,ited rayings of the Memphis ApalaneAc
lis aucle, this morning, headed startling
Hoa1cs," in which It classes the death Of
poor Ellsworth NTH those Of the wretahed
traitors of Alexandria, is a disgrace to hu-
manity-I had almost eaid to tie community
that will allow such sentiments to be uttered
IN it's 1nidst.
It is time that the Democrats Of this State
gave 1t to understand that It caunot trifle with
and misrepreseut their loyalty any longer.
My only hope is that those who have hitherto
token it out Of political sympathy, will per
ceiye that 1t Is no longer with them-&hat its
sentiments are infinitely more dangerous than
those Of the widest Southern fanatic, because
uttered Under the guise Of loyalty, aud that
they Eil reject 1t henceforth with that con-
tempt it which its corert treason deserves.
CHitogo, Monday, May 21th, 1851 ].
, 1861-05-28

From The Scat Of War.
'Ennefef n fhnT " p,cn}y,<. tsn.{

kERC%la1 ~ kA4I 4ss ~ +f~A@444S NeAsJ
WAsn1So1oH, May 2I-Schpyler Colfar has
Just arrived here from Indiana, for the pur.
pose Of urging the Government. to accept the
Services Of six regiments Of volunteers from
that State. The Cabinet has been In consultar
ton to-day, on the question Of appointing
Governor Hanks: and John G.. Fremont to
Mair Generals In the army, No decision yet
Especial to The n. =: Commercial Advertiscr.l
! WisH1aaron, May s7.-The bridges. of the
Grange mid Alexandria Railroad, have been
destrcyed for twenty miles -
The n Regiment: = ordered home , te:mof, q!
lie rebels sre evidently prep.s1ng for Astion:
Reports reached here th's morning atatntg TIT n
;Ma1afsas Gap Junction, and the seceesio aists
IN A1e1andrln are loudly hoastlng 70 day TINT
fhev. vii SOON ba. relieved by ,the; advance
.of reba troops from Richmond Tho Gov
eminent, how HeTsr, u prepared at Al points
to check any forward movement OF The enemy.
: Il is understood thai any movement Of Gen.
Lee, lor throwing rebel forces forward from
Richmond In tic direction Of MANASSAS QAp,
, 1861-05-28
MERCHANTS X,YrT.=,

News boys were yesterday peddling
about the streets List Of Illinois banks,
headed Merchants List" which marked
down the ralue 0 the notes ten cents On
the dollar below the railway list.
We ascertained That the merchants had
nothing to do with getting it out, and that
it WAS exclusively the work Of broker
sharks, who adopted this method of deprc-
Chatting the Illinois currency below its actual
value, in order to mike huge profits in
buying it up. II they would head their
circular "Brokczs' List" no objection
would be raised but it Is little short Of
Ewindiing and forgery combined to send
it out Dubbed "Me1chants' List" These
sharks expect to make fortunes out Of the
present arrangement Of the currency Of
the West
, 1861-05-28

Companies 4 and E, First Regiment Mime
sofa Volunteers, hare orders to prepare for
marching to Fort Ripley On Tuesday. These
are Capt. Wilkins and Capt. Morgan's. COM
paniee!s Capt. Wnkin, as senior Captain Of
The regiment, viii assume command Of TIE
post, aad relieve CAPT psvisi;2alnfantr5' who
Company B, Capt. Bromley, and company
G, CAPT: AcKune, 60 to Fort Rdgely to re-
1iaEe Msjor Fatten and his company Of 20 In:
fantry now at that post. The command ct
ills post has been assigned to- Major Dixie. j,
It Is understood, although the order has not
yet been issued, that company c, Capt; Aeker,
and company D, Capt Putnam, 60 to Fort
.Abercrombie. This post win be under CON.
mand Of lieut. Col Miller, who VII relieve
Col. Day and the ID Infantry troops under him
By this relief Of regular troops netE OF the
frontier posts Of Minnesota, five companies
Of the Cd Infantry, with al their company comp and
two Of their regimental officers, WIN be I'M
medla:ely thrown iqto the field Of active op'
e1ations.. .. : -.
, 1861-05-28
L PRECEDENT TO he SET,

a EEECEUENT TO HE SEEs
The officers and friends Of the Irish
regiment have presented petition to the
Common Council, asking the city to fur
nish the "brigade =" with an outfit An
cstimate Of the cost Of what is wanted was
also submitted. The large sum Of
$685. is desired for The purchase OF the
eq1lipment-the delails Of which will be
found in our local columns +:
We are in favor Of the city providing q
plain, neat Uniform for the brigade; but.
VIC shall oppose my such extravaganza Of
appropriation as that sought in the estimate
in question. 1t is not expected by the
Federal Government that our city or citi-
zens shall provide the regiment with an
elaborate equipment, consisting of KNAPP
sacks, hayersacks, canteens, woo1cn and
lndia rubber blankets, socks, shirts, over
coats, undercoats, caps, fatigue dresses,
tooth brushes, &c, &c, costing the city
thiIty-s;x dolla.s per man-
If the city authorities furnish each man
Of the regiment with fatigue dress, shirt,
pair Of shoes, and flannel shirt, the Gen
eral Government will very cheerfa1ly sup
ply the remainder Of the outfit. The
knapsack, haversack and cantcen go with
the rife, khyonet and belt The overcoat,
extra blanket and tents should also be fur
n;shcd By the Government. II our citi-
zens sec proper to sacrifice enough money
to purchase ell the articles called for in
the schedule, aud make q present Of them
10 the Government, well md good-to
tLat we inter- pose no objection But we
do think that IN appropriation Of $4,000
by the city authorities, is al that should
le asked or expected
II Chicago Tas to send ont but one rcgi-
mnt 10 The support Of the Republic,
larger expenditure might safely be in
dulged ;n- But it must be borne in mind
that if 1886, 400 be spent on the Irish Brig
ado, $3c,400 must also he given to the
Hecker Jaeger Regiment, and like sum Of
$36.4o to every soldier heretofore sent, or
hereafter to be sent, to the army: 4 pre-
cedent is now to be set which will be fol-
lowed in the future. Remember that there
is not dollar in the City Treasury, and
money can only he raised BY selling city
bonds at What they will fetch, and at high
rates Of interest The city is now in the
market to borrow half a million TO fund
its floating debt. Let prudence and dis
cretion govern the action Of our City Faith
ets IN this military business.
, 1861-05-28
Gbita9of) Eriitbutte
- ---1AY, MAY %, 1861.
m0EE ROoRRAcHs.

We have reports, via Nashville, Of two
more fights between the troops Of the Gov
ernment and the rebels They will prove,
IN a1 probability, to be ,1nfounded.
BY tho way, tho public have the right
to demand Of tie Associated Press an ex-
PLANTATION cf The manner in which the re-
port OF the victory at Sewall's Point, now
luowr 20 le untoundcd, YVES put On the
wires. Who told the lie with all that cir
'cumstcntiali'y Of detail? Who assured
five m;'l:c1s Of newspaper readers that the
War Department had information confirm
a1ory e: the dispatches sent? Let rs have
that 1tpo-ter at Washington, where the
ta1sehocd started, ovcrhaulca.
, 1861-05-28

:; :: From the n. 7. Courier and Enqulren.l
4 gentleman who wes present. and heard
what he repons, relates that the ComFnisslon-
-ers from the Rebel ssates having been. formal.
" introduced to hi. Bates, tbs head Of the
House Of Barring Brothers, the great Financler
told them to proceed. They commenced with
. most elaborate and glowing description Of
the resources and wealth Of the Rebel States.
After pause:
1tr. Bafe&-Haye you finished.
cetn,nissioutrx-Not quite. CThea speech
from Connieaioner No. 2, and pause.
Mr. Bate-Have you finished
: Cbmn,f;sio,iers-A1most~ TThcn speech
Gem Commissioner. No. 8, aud pause.
NJ. Ddts&-Are you through?
ns.t.sfs ss s!s SSa e sgs 9ss ssg sgf sm eass
posed your confeds9acy c ~,
:: Commissioners Mississippi South CaToli-
n, Al.hat-a,I Georgia, Florida, Tcxs. end
>: q: 6stts-And Nj. Jefferson Dayis is your
.i amai.sione,z.-He isl. We are proud Of
him.
Mr. Bate-We know III. Davis well BY rep
utation. He is tho Esnao gentleman VINO
stumPed his Stnte for two years In favor OF r.
pudintiop, and justified the conduct Of MS
sfesippi in the United States senate: :, we
know The gentlemen, and although We nave aNa,
dents, think may safely cay, that If you
have brought with you to London the neces.
tary funds to PAY off principal and interest, nc PC
/ repudiated millions owing to our people By
your State. of 1lobama, aassissippi aud Flor
tda, there Is : reasonable prospect q youl
raising small amount In th's markell oul
NJ sturgis will be happy to dine. with You
at eight O'Clock tomorrow eveningl fz<u''
t.. While this teene wis being enacted st tht
Barings, Mr. Dudley Mann waited upon ou1
eountlynani Peabody who holds three hun
dred thousand dollaia of Repudiated 3fissis
eippi Bonds, on. which there Is due more thai
six hundred thousand dollars OF interest: III
Mann was rery magnificent and; lgranailo
quent, but Fithal, plosy ;and Pesbody, sqder
i Ing from :gout and Miteiaaippi Repndiatlon
j lost his temper; aud shaking bis elenehed fis
ut the rebel, emphatically said: q II I we're h
l 60 On Change ard hunt up the suffering an.
starYed widows and orphans who hare bees
ruined by yonri Infamous reputation Of hon
.est debts, and proclaim; that you arc hers i
borrow moro OF our gold. and suFnr. to b
ragaln paid by repudlafaou, Is / believe 1t
4 mJ G1tJ to do)i yon would inevitably b
rnobbed and find It: difficult 10 eacape Mt
3our life. Good morning, alr,'':'.,: 'sl>:
, 1861-05-28

Additional Foreign News By the Aetua.
NEW YoHK, Nay M.-The steamship Htua
has arrived. The following Is the proclama-
t1on ct. Queen Victoria:
- QUEENS PRoCLA3dAT1oN- A.,
Whereas. We are happily at peace with ali
soVeIe'gn Powers and s;a1es; and, whereas,
hosh1it!es have uuhapply commenced be-
tween the Government Of the United States
md certain States styling themselves the Con-
being at peace Eith the Government Of the
United States, have declared our royM deter
mtrauon to maintain strict aud Impartial
neutrality In The contest between SAID con.
tending parties. We, therefore, hnYe thought
at, by ana with the advice Of our Prigy Co1n--
sil, to akue onT royal proclamation; and we
peteors whatever entitled to our pro-
tectlon, that II any Of them shall presume.
In contempt Of this proclamation, and ~of
our high displeasure, to Do any acts In 1oyo-
.gatiou, Of their duty as subjects Of q neutral
sovereign In said contest, or, IN violation tr
especially BY entering the military T seTics i
cf either contenhing pa1tics as commis-
aioned or on-eommlasionct of1cers or
soldiers, or by serving as officers, sail
ors or marines on board sny ship or
vessel Of Wnr Or transport, Of or In service Of
81 eseI eo1e fo sny gBs Rss b he g 1 m
infant to enlist In any such services,or b. pro
curing, Or attempting TO procure, within he,
Asjesty's don,ln1ons, At home or abroqd, oth.
ersto do SO; or by eating sout any; alp Of
vessel to be employed as ship Of
VAR, or pEivateer; or transport,
By either contendtng p1ties; CT By breaking
o. endeavorsng,to break any blockade lawfully
and actually established by or on behall Of
either Of the said conteudfng parties rby
carrying officers, Soldiers, dispatches, azuts,
military stores or materials; or eny n1ticla
considered and deemed conttaband Of twnr A.
eoIdiTg to the law Or moder1usasse ofnatioas,
Tor use bFzcither Of said contendfng pa!ties-
81 parties 80 offending will incur and be liz
ole to the several penalties and penal conse-
Gnences By said States or by the law Of nations-
IN that behalf imposed; and 10 do hereby de-
clare TINT Ill our subjects ard persons en-
nAed TO CIR protection, who rnny miscon1uct
themselves IN the premises, Hil do 60 Of
theiE peril, AID Of their own wrong, ed they
VII! IN 10 wise obtain any protection from us
against any liabilities OF pGnal Consequences,
but win on the contrary, incur our displeasura
By such misconduct- Given At Richmond Park.
, 1861-05-28
..rote from mr.. y. D. spau1d1ne.
cmeAao, Msy aA,:1esl:


Ireee1red yesterday letter from relative
IN Ga, from which the following is an extract:
;. There il a difference Of opinion among
people here, as regards your opinion, OWING
"to II e manner In which you used the word
- Enemy In speaking Of the South. 4 want
"Gc."
before coming into ny [hsuds' aoubtless Be-.
fore: leaving Jeh Dayis's dominIons, aa the
civilization Of The North has not Iet arrived
1t that point Of perfection which will warrant
the assertion. That 20 ,,,s mean md desplcable N
nature. AS the above de1nknd is' rnhde aome+
thIrE after The manner :whtch 1t would BE-
were It addressed TO "nigges." reply II =
tIrr the d1yq{ .uujt at the -Aosth for dealing
viii Traitors q they deseIyH, and sustaining
. the Ualou Of u the fthers at al hntdrda :
Yours, =, ~, . DAN: D. r8pAuLpna,
-! ~. i, 4 ~. LII :eoata Water Street.
, 1861-05-28

NEW YonK, May 2z.-Capt. Miller, Of the
bark 9aIah, was arrested to-day charged with
fitting ont that vessel for the sla7e trade,
: A colonel OF one Of cur Zouare. regiments
has not been heard from fo5. ten Hays, and
$500 1alsed fSr M the Esgimfnt Is also en- m1Sstng
5ngton Tonight The 18th Scotch Regiment
leave tomorrow morning. = -. =.
:: A merchant was. arrested .to-dsy BY Capt.
Kennedy for usiDg sediHous langua3e.:
, 1861-05-28

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.1
cA1no, May q.
Private advlces from Tennessee represent
the rebels very }ubilnnt over reported Eicto.
.ies In Virginia, in which Lincoln's troops
were faid to haye been repulsed with great
,foEs ; and spurrad On by this new enthusiasm,
the concentration Of troops for o dash upon
Cairo Nns rapidly progressing. They:hope to
repulsc cur troops here, and then entrench
themselves in this town. These adgices have
created Some nervousness In town, and mill
tary activity. Ia doubled. This even-
ing tie levee Is Bwarmed with men at
work With shovels and bar1ows.
The Pitt.burg guns, ufortunately, cannot be
mounte1-the'r carriages not having arrived
The-st Louis guns are In position at the
Point Our effective armament IL thus too
small TO edmit Of the withdrawal Of 3 battery
fcr occupation Of Birds Point, though ills
hoped the Point may be pertnanent1y occu-
pied tomorrow. ....:..., ! -; :: - <.
It is reported that troops arc On the way
fon Indianapolis. That Chicago gun boats
will be here tomorrow and that steamers char
tered BY Governmet will: arrive ffom St.
Louis, bringing more guns AL eyes turn
anxiopsIy down the Mississippi River, and We
are wetned to look out for squalls in that dl.
rectfou.
, 1861-05-28

Our correspondent st Camp Scott, Freeport.
writes that Capt. Pope. of the U. s. Army,
mustered the regiment into the service on
Thursday last. The health of the men Is good.
Unfortunately two men have been taken Off
one, Charles Morris, Of McIIen1y county, was
drowned while bathing; and the other, VIM
La Barr, Of Rockford, WIS killed by lightning
on Saturday evening, in resimental quarters.
The funerals Of both were celebrated with
military pcmp.
, 1861-05-28

GAIEsBuRG, ILL, May 27.-A fire broke out
rDont o1.e O'clock tl1l6 morning, which do
sHcyea seVen wooden buildings, two stores,
owned by 4. jacobs, Stocked with boots and
insured for 3s, s,Oo0; store Of Bartlett + Jud.
son and stock. Of furniture, loss about sig
thousand dollars, insured for two thon.
sand; store Of Reed, Bebcoek & Co., and
stock Of stores, hardware end agricultural
machines, loss 5000 insured for 5000; tHo
stores owned by Ira Baker, loss about 81: 50o,
no insurance. One Of these contained stock
Of boots aud shoes below, and q harness shop
above. Los. nbout q. 500, no insurance. The
other, occupied by Deitrick and FrAey, with
groceries and provisions, partial loss Of about
1850; shop owned by Mrs. Walker. loss $500,
marble dealers, lose s2c0 or $500. No in.u.
rluCf, ..it
, 1861-05-28

FnEEPoEr, Mny 2Z-During the severe
thunder storm Of Saturday night, bolt
struck the quarters Of the Rockford Company,
at Camp Scott ,Eiustantly killing YIN. f. L..
barre, Of the Rockford Rifles, and injuring
Of Cherries Morris. dfowned on Fr:iay, va was
was recovered yesterday. The remains Of
both were conveyed to the depot last evening
under military escort, and thence to their
homea at Marengo aud Rockford.
, 1861-05-28

III. S<rard {openlng the door opposite
where they we're standinge Assistant Sec
retary, draw up an order recalling the erequa-
tur Issued In favor Of -------:- ---,
Consul at Charleston. There, that business Il
disposed of :: .xx
Diplomat God, sowa-d,;, Jou are not
In earnest. I only told you the story as good
Joke.
A. sreard- !, ,s1r. -, avail myself
Of this 'ioke', to give you practical evidence
OF the manner In which We intend to deal
with every Foreign Power and their Repleaen-
tatives, whenever they interfere. directly or
Indirectly, hetweEn us and tha Traitors In Re-
belllon against our Government The exc
'Quatur OF your Consul Is recalled and the
place vacant; md sincerely hope that no
1mprudence On the other g5do Of the Atlantic,
vii compel me as summari1y to terminate
the very pleasant relations now existing with
al the members. Of tbs Diplomatic Corps.
To1r Government understands us and is al
ways friendly; but 1t may become our duty to
prove to others, that We are in earnest not to
permit Interference In this domestic quarrel.
, 1861-05-28
FTomsNeyE Mexico.

1EDErEHBEScE, Mag g7thL-The New
Mexican Mail arrived here last night
Twelve days ont from Santa Fe, with dates
to the 13th' inst, and six through passengers.
Mnny United States Officers In New Mexico
hare resigned Captain Roberts, one Of the
contractors of the Mall Line from Cannon
City, brought IN with him $1,000 in gold dust
for parties In the East, also 90 letters. This
Line is now In complete running orGe1 from
Independence to Canon City and California
Gu1ch. The coach leaves here every Friday and
passes over one Of the b. st natural roads in
the west. Some Indians were seen on the
route, but they were paeeable and quiet.
Grass is in abundance. It was reported In
santa Fe that Col. Loring, commanding in
New Mexico, had resigned.
, 1861-05-28
TIE QUEENS PROCLAMATION.

Tie Proclamation Of Her Majesty the
Queen Of England, in relation to the rebel
lion against the authority Of the Govern
ment Of the United States, is IN u unthank-
full rcquita! Of the friendship which has for
80 many years been felt1nd profeesed by
the people Of the Northern States Of this
Union, for her subjects and her family.
I've print the precious document IN ano-
ther column, as it comes to us by telegraph.
Our readers will see that, while it neither
promises nor gives aid and comfort to the
rebels, it amounts virtually to o recognition
Of the Confederate States as wa1-making
power. That is, in all her language they
ere put On On equality with the Govern
ment Of The United Statcs and both are
spoken of as the "contending parties"-
Implying clearly enough the right Of con-
1entiou on the part Of the rebels who are
attempting to overthrow the mildcst and
btst government in the world. To make
our meaning clear, and to point out SO
that Ill can see, the insulting na.ure Of the
offence, let our readers suppose that, when
The 6epoy rebellion in India broke out,
and while the seigc Of Lucknow was go
Ing On, the President Of the United States
hsd issued solemn proclamation with the
advice and consent Of bis Cabinet, and
in it had warned all Americans that
tAcY must not asz;st "e;ther Of the con-
tending parties" that They must respect all
II ~ e..
, 1861-05-28

,NAsueu LIZ, May 27.-A private despatch ia
the Daily Gd-tKt says that there was tlshtina
At Harper Ferry On Saturday evening, in which
the enemy were repu1sed. On Sunday fight
too6 plsce at Hampton, near fcrtress Monroe.
six hundred Of Lincoln's troops we're killed
ti1ty.
Partial returns from eighteen counties In
Virginia show only thirteen votes against sc.
ceE6ipn.
, 1861-05-28

{Fron, the New York Courier and Enquircr.1
a Representative Of one of the five Great
Powers, met Mr.. Seward on Monday, just as
be was coming out Of his room on his way to
bis dinner. OF course the Diplomat was invl-
ted to walk in. He declined, saying 'Oh no, /
only cnlled to tell yon q good JOKE. Oae OF
our captains has just arrived and says. that
when be reached Charleston and went to my
'Consups office ana inquired for the Consul, he
Vas told that he Ea5 drilling his company.
What company inquired the captain, Of the
shfp, Why one Of the companies selected to
march against Washington. The captain was
greatly surprised and mentioned the fact as an
evidence Of the universal feeling OF; hostility
which peryades Charleston"
~. tSeseard-Whati is the name of:your Con-
sui at Charlestons ::
, 1861-05-28

Tho Virginia Rebels Mt g11lfamsport.
troops opposite Williamspor are reduced to
fons hundred. Heavy desertions take placs
daily.
Ex-Govorno7 Thomas was nominated ior
Congress ut Frederick, Maryland. He is an
unconditional Un.onist,
, 1861-05-28

hon. Isaac G. Wilson, Of Geneva, has re-
ccived the unsnimous request Of the members
Of the bar 10 become candidate for Judge Of
the Kane Circuit, aud has accepted He has
held the same poeition during the past ten
, 1861-05-28

Disasters ON Lake Eric.
:: ERIE, Pa-, May 27.-The schooner E. c.
HTiNia'as is ashore four miles below this city.
She is total loss, No Insurance. Another
large vessel is reported nshore I2 miles down
the lake, naHc unknoEu.