The New York herald., 1862-03-24
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BELOW
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For An 40 oupt Of the loss AT Of ship Ocean Monarch
6.pt fase see news columns.
Tuy MISSING FisHisc vysssts IRON Glorcssra Cape
Ann Advertiser OF Friday last says nothing has yet been
heard from the thirteen missing vessels and that the
for NE safety OF Of the numbering al 100 men,
IA now nearly hopeless They probably all lost In the
terrible gale of Feb a. and the unfortunate have left
ssys the Advertiser ~ widows and 24 fsberlss children Ia
the town Of Gloucester This by far the greatest calamity
men, OF thcn IN the OF life and the majority OF
them married with families dependen upon them for sup
onded this business have rendered Georges Banks vast
cemetery with The fishermen o. Glonoeser The
mp il round numbers 10 $4,000
snp IpAno Hoves which left Boston for ship Island IN