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PERIODICALS,
DROSPECTU9 OF
nILE ML,lIl

L THE LEXINGTON ADVERTISER
On the 18th day Of this llnnth the understood will oor
nehce ~ the town Of Lexington, the publication OF Weekly
independent Journal ~ VI 81 'soA'A
Our town and cOurty runGh in or such daaara
yum and we LOOK Tor it's maintenance the ypn1 ar
every citizen of the county '~pPOiE VI
The columns OF tho ADVERTISER ha onep
interests OF the community at large regardless he mast
political nomenclature that hela him it's advocate ~
Of suhscrptn to 30 paid in ADVANCE upon recent
OF the first number, So S''pS
Liberal inducements to advertising are ored
tillltea VIII hand K their announcements
III 'ns Tor tle hrsL Impression. } b. HOUSTON,
Lexington, Miss. Sept 7, 1865. ---''ioN'
TLE GREENsBbRG JOURNAL,
GREENSBURG, L..
Bly, u. Y, NIethI Gere.
TERMS OF TIE JogRNAL:
RATES or sUBsCRLPTION-The journal will he rnb
lAsa every trd'y morning ~ 81 per in GFauce No
st9rl tion tHAen lun slUgter period ban aGuthg
kA4ES OF ADVERT LSlhG-First usertUu per SQUARE of
ten lines or les 81 each Subsequent Insertion cents
half yearly ~ N''' %
simple announcements Of Marriages and reatbs inserted
gnents. " ~ N'0'''''-
All communications N order to receive ATTENTION. must be
aGT22mpnnie2"ltI the rRme OF tne wriler.
We pfnpn'e To business cuah 81 stem trust
II i HI a 5nSSt EB91 our LliGE from the Gne
pSteV ohce- STU Tor Parish Offices S5i~ays i'll ad-
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rT2OMAs "a. BODBEY Gs co.,
NO. PERDTDo STREET, tAdJoning Masonic Building
OFFICE no. l2s sRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Circular Cross Cut MIL and Muley saws; Corn Mills VIII
mills and Betting Apparatus shsng Pullles ond Betting.
All descriptions OF Plantation Machinery and Agreutu
Implements.
We keep constantly on hand full supply Of
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels Wheelbsrros from the well known factors
Of Joshua Bodlsy Wheeling, Va.
We have connection with extensive snd machine
shopin st Louis Louisv Pttsburg through
which prepared any machinery
most favorable TERMS and deliver anywhere New
Orleans frss of freight THos B. BonLBY 400
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gHZARsPEARE IRoN FOUNDRY,
~ I5S Girod strsst New Oriean
John GEDDEs-JOs. A. sHAKsPEARE-s sWooP
Geddes, Shakespeare 81 Co..
Iron and Brass Founders dachnsts manufacture sve
variety of Steam Engines, Sugar Ms Draining Machines
Mill and Gin Gearing, Crate Bars Store Fronts, Columns
Sash Weights. etc. Blacksmith Work Of all kinds
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QUEEN YIcToRlA.-Apropos Of the scandal
about Queen Victoria, Ito which some reference
has heretofore been made in the BulIetinl the
London correspondents Of the Boston Advertiser
writes:
The sole pretsxt for this rnfianly attack Is the
faet that the queen has a fav0rita servant ana
prefers his services to those Of the Others AS
from her peculiar position, the queen Il open To
any destinations Of this kind that the malicious
choose 70 fling ont and can make no reply. peri
oqeals like Pnneh--Whieh exist but to fisftef the
coxcombries Of the guards and Of the silly fops
about town-have the satisfaction Of producing
some sort Of sensation by this sort OF libaldry !:
Dut u people Of taste and character, only intense
1lsgna us inspired. have tracked the scandal AZ
Ut " can, seeking the authority from those who
ate tae most active in purveying it, and find that
y ss1ls upon incidents Of the commonest occur
ssnse = IS pure SANDER, though It gives deep main
y sAe objects Of It, and adds to the distress of
ny nq u her solitary greatness, should nossess
slle synRetAieH q generous men.
4ALah cAI.--0uT mathematical correspon.
sat ms sent ns the following formulas ghiob
Aasy th9ss aSe 70 these catering into society.
asst way to female heart under
htQbeea-
s1e i married, but not mother.
fsled and als0 z mother, praise her
Unmarried and engaged,
jagged, praise her
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.IARDs..........e........... sII.LIARps.

E3AAAAARDS......,. RIIaLAARDS,
would cal the attention aFbuyers to my new improved PA
TENT COMBINATION CUSHIONS AND Tables which
snne. ee by any others In the world for elasticity
eyireeess Of angles and durability which sell ct reason
abe prices villa ne stock Of Cloths Balls Cues and every
hing with the trade Orders by stsndea 10
- ny factory ls6 Fulton street, New York city.
W. &. GRIFFITH.
A DVANCEs ON CoNsIGKMENTS OF COTTON,
Tobacco ssav'' TaOw western Produce etc. 10 my friends
ia Rev York. Boston. LvspOo Hayrs Bordeaux and she
West Indies, OSCAR BERomR,
Ne. IS Magazine asrest, mp stairs
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yVRK. GOLDING,
CONSULTING ENGINEER AND DEAFTsBAN.
Plsns and Specifications ell kinds of Machinery
Surveys carefully Ingituted and Specifications ssn forth the
condition and requirements the Huls and Machinery
Of Steamships and Steamboats, will be promptly furnished
Parties contemplating the purchase of Steamships Steam
boats would do well to have them examined before buying
Novelty Iron Works,
Corner Dslord and New Levee streets,
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TNsURANCE,
INSURANCE.
OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
No. II Commercial Place.


..# AUGUST 20 1866
This Company is now prepared to take FIRE MARINE
and INLAND TRANSPORTATION RISKS on the most
Favorable Terms.
S. B. BUCRNER, President
W. j. FRIERSON Vice President
.. GEO O. SWEET Secretary.
DIRECTORS;
R. K Walker Isaac seherok, Geo G. Garner,
John G. Parham, l. j. Webster, J, j. Tarletou,
E, H. Farchld, E. C. Roach, E H. Wilson.
j. H. 0glesby, John D. Adams Robert L. Adams
S. L. Woodbridge, r.. W. Adams, Chas w. Newton,
n. T. Thaxton, w, j. Frierson, 7 I. A. Lyon,
w H, Hennon, E A. Torke, S B. Buckner,
D. P. Logan, A w. Bosworth, Edgar Steel
J, S. Copes.
NOTICE. NOTICE.
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE INSURANCE.
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MACHINERY.
MACHINERY.
RLACK DIAMOND STEEL wORKs,
PITTSBURG, PA.
PARK, BROTHER y CO.,
manufactures OF
ALI Descriptions OF Cast and German Steel,
-wARRENTEp--
EQUAL TO ANY IMPORTED OR MANUFACTURED IN
THIS COUNTRY.

Best quality Refined CAST TOOL STEEL SPRING, MA
oHINERY, Pillow, SHEET and SHEAR STEEL
RAILROAD, SPRING and FROG STEEL; LoCoMo
TIVE, AxLEs, CRANK PINS, PISTON RODS, SLIDE
BARS, FIRE BOX and FLUE PLATE, etc.
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PRO- RIEToRs-J. p IRWIN, D. H. HILL.
CHARLOTTE, N. G.

TERNs-We propose to publish Magazine containing from
SIXTY eighty pages of the size Backwoos Mag
azine for THREE DOLLARS year in advance FIVE
DOLLARS if not paid till the end OF the year. and to begin
the issue the LIST of May provided that the subscription list
Will justify the undertaking. The cash subscribers not pay
til after the receipt OF the arstgnumber.
THE RICHMOND EGEBTCA L JOURNAL,
a Richmond Fa.Ths journal will be published Monthly
0caFo 50 pages the January number being issued early
respectable of the in this country have
promised their support Gan ostentatIous display of names s
hoped that the original department of the journal will hs
entitled to respect and confidence
The pages e the journal viii be Original Articles
Foreign and Domestic Correspondence Retrospect OF Med
(Which will be chief feature of the Journa Reports of So
ceties, AsSqSesatons Hospitals and Clinical Lectures Re
Without making special promises the Editors will endsavor
to make this Joulnhi Acceptable to its supporters
TERMs-Fiye Dollars yearly If paid in advance before
re eps6l9P me 9iE mqnH Y uIe Oh subscriptions
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted on the most liberal terms
Southern States advertisers viii enjoy peculiar advantagss
I GHh ajHEsHhY a. D. Re stn3atan Va
the Journal win be addressed to DIR E s Box 1874
Richmond Va
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- Published daily
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Payments must be made invariably in advance.
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aeh euntLuhiee
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No advertisement or subscription viii be stopped until all ar
re9ages are paid unless at the option Of the proprieors
must be addressed ITO the Publishers Of the Selma Daily
Messenger"
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POETRY AND MIsCELLANT.
.. THE DIES ARC CRESCENT,
4 Weekly Newspaper, Published In Hes Arc
Ark, Every "wednesday Morning.

PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION:
For year, in advance 81 M
For six months, in advance. . n
For three months, in advance .......,..,,......
No subscriptions received, unless paid in advance
CLUB RATzs-Any person who sends club Of ten sor
six twelve months, will receive an extra Crescent reg
ularly
RATES OF ADVERTISING;
For square Of ten lines frst Insertion ...s 81 GO
Ror each sduona insertion rs
Liberal Deductions to yearly halt yearly quarterly aver
tissrs,
Obituary notices, other than the simple announcement Of
death, charged the usual advertising rates.
Notices published in the local column, twenty cents pc
line.
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PERIODICALS.
TTHE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER
TIE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER
TaE GE2AT SOUTHERN PAPER

GkSRAODECAB4S.
TNUE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER.
gaE GH2AT SOUTHERN PAPER
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
THE DAILY RICHMOND EXAMINER
was revived on the 9h of December and already aarsd
Of the public Journals of the South The people everywhere
spirit that ever distinguished in the past The EXAMINER
is peculiarly
THE PAPER OF THE SOUTH.
During the exercised influence which probabIv M
other single newspaper ever had IN SO large country ana at
varite ' of te ana NJ ~ vas notorlSusy s4e
Virginia. during the Peninsula campaign Cen A. p H had
orias Of the Examiner, indictments to his soldiers In
Texas Gen MagrHdeF complained that he deprived Oh the
daily entertainment and stimulation Of the Rchmenf NJ
amner No one can appreciate the history Of the war
able journal.
THE EXAMINERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LET.
TIERS FROM WASHINGTON.
win have regular letters fro ali G5 mPoT"n pops
Intelligence in the country By special good fortune it has
intelligent Of ali he Washington coesponde%ts-ths st T
gentleman who Tor great many years wrote for the Balt
better known and more extensively copied into the papers in
viii write regularly for the Examiner and send ieteF from
Washington every day.
TO BUSINESS MEN-THE EXAMINER AS AN ADvER
Using MEDIUM
The attention merchants and business man ia
TeTi1 s nRsqualled advantages it offers advertising
for long time before It's ciSr9 iio @ o. Kehnond and
am cnond papers combined. We declare without
equaled as an advertising medium 'N' 'N Hnllhef Is IN
TO ITS OLD sUBsCRIpugPs
The undersigned calls upon the old subscriber, Of Tho r.
new their subscriptions assist in the to
endeared to the South by many memories of thopast paper
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
One in advance N,
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II, p. WALKER d co..
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS,
Nos. q Main street and IS Second street, Louisville, ~,
Are Agents all Newspapers in the United States snd
British Provinces.
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The Company Will pay interest at per cent in cash all
its Outstanding Certificates Of Scrip the legal holders there
Of, on and after the second Monday in July next. -
The Board Of Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend
SIXTY cent the earned premiums entitled partiepa,
On for the year ending April 80 1885, for which certificates
will be issued and after the first Monday in August next
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
w.. SAMUEL H. KENNEDY, vies President
HENRY V. oGDEE Secretary,
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As win appear by the annexed publication the Subscriber
fully empowered to adjust and pay nj Losses with the
promptness that has characterized Home Companies
P. R. FELL, Agent 81 Camp street
p R. FELL Agent New Orleans is fully authorized
adjust and settle all Losses under Policies issued by him
this Company, without reference to the Home Ofce.
[Signedl STEPHEN CROWELL,
P-est Phoenix Insurance Company, New York
. o. f. BRESEE,f
General Agent Security Ins. Company N. Y.
JOHN D. COCKS,
President Atlantic Insurance Co, Brooklyn
WIN. A. SEAVER,
President Adriatc Insurance Co, New York,
SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF TEE
CRESCENT MISUNDERSTANDING COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY %, 1855
The Trustees in conformity with the Charter submit the
following statement of the affairs of the Company the Goth
day Of April, 1895:
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PATON ROUGE ADVOCATE,
THE BEST MEDIUM FOR COUNTRY ADVERTISING
in the State, outside Of New Orleans.
Mercantile Cards inserted at LOW PRICES
Subscriptions and advertisements received direct at the OSs
or by mall accompanied By the CASH
IN TAYLOR PrOpgissOg.
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CHARTER.

ARTICLE NINTH.
Every person who shall insurance with this Company
shall pay the fixed upon by the Trustees premium
paid Shall be withdrawn from said Company except
herein provided but shall be liable all the and
psnses incurred by the Company.
TENTH.
At the expiration of the Charter sooner if ordered by
thirds of the Of the Stockholders the affairs Of this
Company shall be qudated its debts paid and the balance
divided among the Stockholders pro the amount by
each held Of paid stock under the charge and supernend
three commissioners appointed by the rd OF Trus
tees for that purpose,
ARTICLE ELEVENTH.
This Act Incorporation be altered and amended by
o. othrs Of the Capital Stock represented ut any
General Meeting Of the Stockholders called for that purpose
Done and executed before the undersigned Notary, in
OF Felix Crime Jr, and Edgar GTma competent
witnesses who have signed with said Subscribers and
Notary this Twenty fourth day July A. D. One Thousand
Eight Hundred and SiHgy-siS.
lGriginal sgnedI JAMES HEWITT,
w. A. JOHNSON Co,
EUGH MGc0LI.
MARSHALL j. SMITH,
JNO, !. NOBLE,
CUMMINGS, BRowN & Co.
MILLIKEN & BR1NGIER
Z. GRIAIA, JR.,
EDGAR GRIMA,
z. o. SrARKE, Notary Public
True Copy O. the Original exant among thS rseord8
Of my office for Inference. I. o. SI,AREE,
New Orleans, oath July, 1850 Notary Public.
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WINTERS IMPROVED PO8TART1
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,

"Lane's Patent Set and Feed Works."
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Hrnnch Warehouse:
NOS AZ and A.. BATTERY MARCH,, NOS 70 and 4
Between Milk and Broad streets,
BOSTON, MASS
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Charles a. Lngenberg District Attorney Of The First
Judicial District State of Louisiana hereby certify have
examined this within act OF incorporation of the Southern
Hospital Association for disabled soldiers" and Of the
the purposes and objects Of the corporation rs
specified in said act legal that of the provisions
therein contained are contrary 10 law
&gnedJ G. ii. NUREMBERG
Dstrics Attorney Of the First Judicial District,
State OF Louisiana.
certify the foregoing TO be true correct copy of the
original act fits and of my alce and Of the
approval thereof by the District Attorney
New Orleans, 18th July, 1856 "0-s
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The following named persons shall constitute the st Board
Of Trustees 20 hold ther Office until second Monday Il
1857 Or EAt their successors elected qualified ThSy
are hereby invested E 81 The rights powers thefeuntc
ne2uGng ath peWer 70 ell any vacancies which occur
tar numhsr, and generally 70 Do and pertorm al acts md
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DRUMMOND, DOG d. Co.,
sTEAM BOILER MANUFACTURERS
Low Pressure Locomotives Cylinder Boilers Clar
fers, Filter and Juice Boxes, made at the

Werespectfy solicit Boilers necessary
connections sucha Fire Fronts Crate Bars
Pipes Valves Chmneys Breechen, ali of which will
be furnished at the lowest foundry prices.
All work executed establishment will guaranteed
equal in point OF workmanship and material any city
elsewhere.
Planters Merchants Steamship Agents are respectfully
invited caand examine the work prices 1875 FRONT
Street betwee nE0tre Dame and Julia streets.
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wa md the following paragraphs in the Natohez
Democrat Of the 18th instant:
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In conformity with the requirements charter the
Company publish the following statement:
Total premiums for the year ending February IS
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sPORTi.r

norptP suxs-si0 81 SIS. Sal SA 80 So sIsr
ID by ss.res. 10 order BY D. q BRUSH. lS boweTy
few second hand Double ssuns
J,Raycts BUTLER. M. PIX SLIP, HAS ALL TIE
II choice breeds ~ Dogs bnir iiiaiibe Mans ere
Dog "a DOGS traiusd bosrac de Medicines FOR az dis
rouv GRAY. u RoosEvgy.I STREET HAS FOR
al sais Newfoundiafsi DugS ~ terriers. English
pounds Italian styaougas sm'a r..rs ss4 as scotch ana
bkys tsrrsrs~
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s,;,.,,.

Died.
ArpKs.-ou saturday October ~, Mr. pArt AtrEy in
the seth year ~ hisa.c
Funeral services viii be held Al MS late residence 30
West Twentieth street. eadsy afternoon, nj
O'Clock The relatives AMI friends or tbe family are re-
specifically invited 90 elend without further notice The
remains will he taken TO Boston for niermoDt n Mount
Auburn.
AsTaovv on saturday October ~ aner 4 short IN.
ness GvosGr W. A>TcNv, IN The Ash year Of ais age
The friends and relatives are invited 10 attend the
funeral frvm his lat" residence, southeast crlar Fifty
ninth stree and Iiid avenue, this tdonday afternoon
O'Clock
BRAnsuAw On SATURDAY, October u, af,cr long ana
Illness, w,LiJAs ~ ih..DslAw, agod ~ years,
month and 81 days
The rsa,ivcs and friends Of the isoiy are respect
dcnce, No ~ sosolk street Tuesday afternoon at
two o'clock.
BaRsr..--ou Friday morning October II, Howonru
BARNES, IN the 9Th year ~ bis age.
The friends ~ the family are TcsIsctfny invited 70
attend the fuIcra, from H., late residence, No. 30
Canal street jersey city, ,his t'ondaY, afternoon at
three O'Clock.
CAnRcII.-- Saturday, October IA 4, No 20 East
Twcnty-eehth street MtEy, widow Of Petcr carroll
The funeral will nike place fuin ~ Stephens church
East Twenty-egth sircea, between Lexington and
Third avenues, this ruesJay rlnmrS o. ton O'Clock.
The relatives and friends a the family invited 10 at
tend without for hrr notice
CnrRm.-At lao, france, on Iinrs.sy. september
q, WILLIAM HENhY Cmrl. ~ ". 81 tvs c,'y, for
merry Division Surgeon on General narussdcs STAFF
and youngest ~ lie late Innp Church, ~ Belv
dere, N. ", In the 4is' var q his aFe.
DAVIS Shn0h}, NtiubHi - ~ ft'J ssrond street,
near Eleventh avenue, wv bAvs. " coo'eshsil, RIOS
crea, Ireland.
Particulars Of mineral IN -. g,orrow'r raIcr.
DExrsty On sihu diy. October ~ ysnY nc beloved
wife Of Captain Tn"i as Dcmfscy, u Tho Ssth year Of
her age.
The remains win ho taken frcn her residence 10
City Hall place ~ 81 Anewa church, finane street
on Tuesday mornius, Al haplst niac ocrck, where
solemn requiem vii b. onrrs1 for the repose ~
her soul Tie fnut al vi .skr place ~ hall past one
o'cNk IN the Afternoon. iba toails@ md friends and
those 81 her acquaintance a'sc To onerrs ~ members
OF the sixty regiment are respectfully invited "a
attend. The remains VIII 10 ak.n X Calvary Cemetery
for intermcnt
EKB On sunday, oc;olAf H. Ass r., daughter OF
John aud Ievins Fri, ~ tie l,tii Of hoT
The relative and friends 81 tte lRry respectfully
nvit "A 10 attend Tho frri Ton M Ftsirirs Of her
parents All ffs aycna., 90 rnos1y Afternoon at
clock.
FIrscrRALr -.sn Surdas October II, isrn VT FRI
GERALD, the size ~ raii.k Fhy,a.3d t.tye OF the
parish OF Glsnmcrc, county KikDDny, rrar aged so
years
The fenis respectfully irsited attend The fuue.
raj from her ntiacire E-d slsnt be Fourth
and Finb svsDsn. hsriep. Tnasasv ai,.,@an Of
ono o cloos
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coal psssers al stood to their posts bravey and obyed
all orders promptly and co0ly. They all proved 'nem
selves efficient and worthy men -.
In justice TO the owners of the Deoamer mus ncsc
state that every fachty the way Of supplies ano
material for repairs to engine and pumps were iur
nisbsd me with an unstinted lberality.
ae we'll as the crew we're unrng In their efforts 70 avert
disaster, and the passengers noDfy seconue. Ie ~
tions in such they we're requested Even INC
ladies' assisted in bailne the snip.
futile myself and reported " me captain TOT
such services as might be necessary We were ae,Aed
by Captain Knapp 10 prepare the poa.s LOT iauncnng
which was accordingly done. After ge'ung the Doats
ready Il was found utterly impossible TO launch them
over the sides ship ON account OF the hgn seas
sweepny the deck from to STERN There were six
metallic life boats a seamory' ~e supp''oa wiz
oars cans of bread and breakers OF water
ust previous 10 steamer sinking, the passengers
crowded into the boats which we're still on deck ready
for launching None OF the oncnrs Of the ship We're IN
the boats All OF them remaining deck, and 80 re-
mained mill she sank beneath the waves
When The steamer sank the life boats were carried
down with her undoubtedly capszing AMI throwing
their occupants into the raging sea- found myself
among mass of wreck matter, 70 portion Of which
chung for hours when succeeded IN reaching one
of the life boats, 70 which twenty persons were
cnging. The boat was capsizcd several times, both by
the heavy seas and by coming IN contact with the drt
wood until the number reduced 10 ten, who we're
finally saved At time was thrown out with others
by heavy sea- and did succeed In reaching The boat
again until six hours AFTER floating meantime
upon piece of drift wood
We were picked up on the 9Th by bark Fleetwine.
bound to outhampon and on the 9th were transferred
to the schooner Warlng, which latter vessel landed
us at savannah. We the recipients OF many KIND
nesscs from tho captsin Of the Fleetwng and from
Captain Smith, of the Warng, for which We are most
grateful. have lost brother by this disaster ana Tor
my personal safety through such dangers give my
ROBERT FINGER,
Chief Engineer. Steamship Evening STAR
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