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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16

LuNcH,-Fred. Lange win furnish his
guests with another splendid Lunch at the
opcra-House Restaurant on Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock. Turtle soup and all
the nice things ofthe season win be on hand. !.
Go, ra -'i nlH f
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16
Great Fenian Demonstration.
NEW YORK, Nav m,

James Stephens received an enthusiastic
ovation from the Fenian Brotherhood at
Jones' Wood to-day. About 0,OO0 were
present, but none of the Roberts men were
present. Mr.. Stephens made forcible ad-
dress, giving the history of the Fenian
movement. He said he had but little money
from this country, and the heart-burnings
and scandals here were such as could only
be. compensated by Irish liberation. They
only wanted money. Ireland had done ten
times as much as America In that way. IL
Great Britain had become engaged In the
Danish war, 1t was our purpose TO have
then taken arms. "-h
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16

B Hall, in his. Journal Of Health, says
that pound Of fine -four or Indian meal
contains three times as much nutriment as
one pound Of butchers roast beef. ro,,,,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16

GB- -Custom-made suits received this day
from sl5 to S25, of different fashions and
colors, at II. Schwarz, lls Main street, sign
of the Golden Eagle. Look at them. 4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16

cB- Ladies, call at Mrs. s. j. Grier's,
Third street, and see the handsome Flowers
and Bonnets. 'N'u lO-daw4ts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16
Fire.

The house ofiyman Burbank was burned
last night. Two young ladies and Mr.. Bur-
bank were unable TO escape, and were de-
stroyed by the hames.j . - ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16

eB- DR.. A. B. Drake, of Athens, Athens
county, committed suicidson Friday, May
4th. Cause. pecuniary embarrassment.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16

tB- Adelina Patti, the spunky little
prfn'd donna, some of whose earliest vocal
performances were witnessed in this city,
1t Is said, was so much affected by adverse
criticism in the Paris Journals that she
went in Mysteries, and had to be put to bed.
Poor thingl dhit3a ~ Wt18 3f. iI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16

CS- Something NeD--linen imitation pa
per collars, at II. Schwarz'. ml0d8awl
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16
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NJ. enhis ie.hlas ~ " " v Vnve ssPIeFenteuu. .,
dctatory outburSts ats Of % nass,on Jss putt Utterly %
scouted the idea tbot tho ouostion ~ az
represehtatiot ~ onv Sh,,tbern stata do
pentletJ in the least dsoree on tha octio,, og
such state 'N w . is' VI '"' '''''N u
The well-meanino. sober-minded and
Thoughtful Republieans in the Honse are
fast becoming tired of the crafty party
lasfing Of Mr., Stevens.
THE PRESIDENT AND THE RADICALS.
IL is understood that tho ro,oo,,o, oe
johnson ne Collector ~ pitteb,,rs, h,, ~ -
Senate yestarda~ ,yas ,,,oda tha tdSs. the
contest between the Radicals and the p Prsso s"o
ident. johnson. IL Is alIeged,hv the for
meE was appointed because he Is suppor-
purnose of disnIacino tba n.esa,. ;no,,,,,e ae
bent. because he "a Rad,caP and onnoaod
to the President. -" OPr'eN
II, disnos;,oSc Sc .h,. 90. A., .,,o.
ticailv nnt In onnoss;n,, 80 r ,h Prsu
ofthe Trnmb,,il on,aodra~t ~ ~ o"1 AZ paa.
office lbilI restraining the Pres,dant,s on-
nointlng nowar an5 ha0.n az .o
iIpon the Executive NV raiect,ng tho nnr,e
ination mentioned, - '"' ''O'''-
And such, the Radicals announce. Is TO be
the settled rule of the Senate In future. A
large list of rcjections was sent to the Pres
ident yesterday. IIlI
JEFF. DAvIs-JuDGE UNDERWOOD.
There Ia a oenarol s,rosyl,,,o 70 ,,rh+
among Tho PennhIioaas sI,,t ,1gmSs
bad management of Judge Underwood In
gettlngup the Jef. Davis indictment. 1t
ls asserted That In the. Attorney generals
onice tne opinion is that the Indictment
VIII mot stand the test of judicial criticism.
COLORADO BILL yEToFD.
The pres,de,t tbis aftarnoon rot,,rna, ,ha
Colorado ,R,ll 10 the Sonata nth 'h;S ~, oho
iedtions : Hc Soas ,,ot nnnsiaa. H. n,s ns.op
iishmant ~ Stata ~ ouonsra,,+ 'ie ~, SSio
RADIO nj present naceosarv Co., ~, ,rai al eora -
the r,eople there. The nom,lot,on is sn,oiI
Some estimate n os Low oS OK 900 ,,I,iIa a.
advocates of the hin reckon tbe nnmber ar at
feo,,, az ooo ~ ,o 1,,o iSoAo" 'ie huihpcr ~
It Is not sat;sfactor;,v established 4ho+
majority of the citizens desire or are pre-
pared for change of Territorial Govern
ment.
The alobjection is, that the admission
of Colorado at this time as a State into the
Union appears TO him to be incompatible
with the public interest of the country. as
instead OF Increasing, Colorado has dimin-
ished in population.
IL,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16

rB- Keep your eye on the Golden Eagle
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16
THEIR FINANCIAL CONDITION.

A "specialr says the examination of the
treasury of the O'Mahony men, by the dl-
rection OF. stephens, says the Post shows
that only $500 remain, but by selling the
lease of the Union-square Headquarters,
the sum Of " 600 could be obtained. There
rs deficit of S30,000, which none Of the
men who ought to know the facts viii ex-
plaiu rIl N.iIE
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16

ARRivED.-Those new styles of Fenian
Suits, can now be had at the Eagle Cloth
ing Store, lls Main street. " ml4dlw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16

OBTUARY.-Died, on Friday, March %, at
Mahableshwar Hills near Sattara, India,
Mrs. Mary Graves, relict of Allen Graves,
Missionary, and sister of X. w. Lee, of Gin
cinnati and of Mrs. Judge Cilley, of Glen
dale Hamilton County, Ohio, in the 10th
year of her age.
Mrs. Graves prepared herself for her mis-
sionary labors under Rev. DR., Proudfoot, 81
Salem, New York, previous to the year 1916.
when she was married to the Rev. Allan
Graves. Soon after, she and Mr.. Graves set
sail for their work in India, under the Pres
byterian Board of Foreign Missions Hay-
ing lost her husband and all her children
by death, inIndia, Mrs. Graves still labored
on faithfullys and with great zeal in her
Saviors cause, for fifty years. so ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16

FIRE YEsTERDAY.--A stable belonging to
Mr.. Ride, drayman, who lives on Miami
street, in the eastern part of the city. was
burned yesterday afternoon. The fire COM
mnnicated to some other stables in the vi
entity, but they were saved by the active
exertions of the firemen, who were
promptly on the ground. The loss to Mr..
Ride. was about $500, and he had no insur-
ance.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16
New York Money Market.

New York, May 10.
Money easy at 4@5 per cent. Sterling
firm at l096 @109s4. Gold lower opening
1295s. 49,
Government Stocks steady.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16

is warranted to be the only preparation
known TO cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
AsthmR, Whoopipg Cough, Chronic Coughs
Consumption, bronchitis and Group Be
particularly suitable for all affections Of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere lf N4f IN Nlit jams ]
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16
ra-rhe ottaWa Melss, edited By Nlr

George r. Clark, son of David Clark of this
city and the Ivigilant organ of the ever
faithful democracy of Ottawa county, is to
be enlarged to twenty-eight column pa
per, and is to have an entire new dress. We
hope its editor may be successful IN his en-
terprise.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16

MANUFACTURERS, LABELS !,
In great variety a. the "a EMPIRE
steam job Rooms
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16

LMPIRE STEAM JOB PRINTING OF
Fich, No. iIV MasA ssFsSSss2,, - Al
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16

ii,TpLEDo HOTEL CoMPANY.LThe States
man says that 'the certificate for the incor-
poration Of this Company was filed in the
Office of the Secretary of State on the 10th
inst. This is the first certificate filed under
the act, passed April $, 1866, ITO enable as
sociations of persons for building hotels
and other purposes, to become bodies cor
porate." Capital stock, $l50,OOO, divided
into shares of 500 eachr,,fg Yaftyl
eSr In the United States Court for the
Southern District of Ohio, at Cincinnati, a
trial Is now inprogress-Amasa Bunnel VS..
Stoddard and Stoddard-being suit
brought to recover q large interest in. GER
tain property in the city of st. Louis,
charged to have been ffaudulentlys obtain
ed. Said property is appraised as being
worth half million dollars. The defend
ants reside in this city.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16
n. y. s T.. o, Cine Gable.

PosT OFFICE, DAYTON, ONO, April %, 1866.
Until further notice tho mails will arrive and
close at this onico as follows
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16
n CLOTHING IBELOW, COS1y

THE public are informed that the indersigped
street, and deslrous OF mailing room fOr a new
stock, Will sell articles IN theirlfno cheaper than
Klopier will remain witltns short time, 10 Ia.
troduee bis old friends, and 70 settle outstandinR
aisisi isssissiiy,sxasav zl9f.,l Srh4ppsTs ppssTs4f = BRO,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16
FOR RENT.

Two front rooms, tsuitable for an once and
y aefping room.l In the building occupied bT
ne Uhio Insurance Company, northeast eorner' a.
hh1t9 Ils1 sna stteets Inquire Of WILLIAM
rotary, Ohio Insurance Company madtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16
THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.

The Presidents reception was attended by
very large number Of persons. including
Government officers, civil, military and
navy, members of Congress and citizens and
strangers. There was also a general repre-
sentation of the foreign diplomatic corps.
The display of costume was unequaled, brill
liant and costly. The marine band dis
coursed most excellent music, and every
body seemed much pleased.
THE FUNDING BILL.
A majority of the Senate Finance Com
mittee is known to be opposed to Sherman's
Funding Bill, especially TO the exemption
OF United States stocks from taxation.
THE NATIONAL BANK FAILURE.
The developments In the Merchants Ma
tional Bank failure, under the investigation
of the House Committee, are very bad. II
is believed that majority ofthe committee
VIII report against permitting any deposits
in National Banks of Government funds.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16

eB- fyou want to be suited in fashion
and low prices, go to Schwarz' for clothing.
m10d6awl 4ii,. .iN ul.r
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16

qN9.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-16

THE OPERA HoUsE.-To-night at the
Opera House, will be performed the excit-
ing and beautiful dramaof the "Postman
and his Dogs" in which Mr.. Blanchard will
appear with his celebrated trained dogs.
The entertainment will conclude with the
popular and delightful play of the ''Soldier
of Fortune There is a capital bill for to-
night, and the house should be filed t'
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-31

In the city of Baltimore .he persons
designated to hold elections arc appointed
by the Police Commissioners, a hOard ere.
a;cd by law, and chosen, we believe, By
the people of the city. Ia the other dis
tricts Of the State these election officers
are appointed BY the Governor.
The Police Commissioners of Bali
more are Republicans, az are large ma
jority Of their constituents. Gov. snann
is friend and supporter of President,
johnson. The Commissioners appointed
Republicans, while in every Instance, as
is stated by the Baltimore Aa,erjncqa, the
Governor appointed men Of the opposite
party.
Parties iu Maryland are not, as With Us,
divided into Republicans and Democrats,
or CopPerheads, bu; into Union raen and
rebels; but the Union men are generally
Republicans of the most radical type
The opposing parties are more widely sep
arated, and more bitterly hostile, than in
any other State.
There is registration law in that State
requiring every citizen who is registered
as voter to take an oath that lie in no
way aided the rebellion, which excludes
thousands who were active rebels from The
polls Il is to GET rid of the obstruction
TO rebel suffrage that the Governor has
leen applied to to remove the Police Com
missioners of Baltimore.
The Governor is candidate for the
United States Senate but unless he can,
by some means, secure the votes of the
twenty one members from Baltimore lie
has no chance of an election. 1t is tho't
that if he can, on some preteXt get rid of
the Police Commissioners. aud thus sweep
away the Union Republican election off
GERS, and open the way to rebel voters, his
friends might carry that city.
We see that he has summoned the Com
missiouers to Annapolis to have hearing;
but what the result may be we shall not
undertake to predict. But cTerythiDg IN
dicates a warm time in that city should
Governor Swami take it upon himself to
interfere with the law and with its estab
lished institutions.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-31

The Legislature Of this State assem-
bled few days ago, and Governor Hun
phrey sent in his message. ii is a gloomy
document. The only bright spcck he
can see in the political landscape is the
removal Of the colored troops from the
State, He speaks of that small cloud
OF fanaticism that rose in the East at first
no larger than mans hand" having
ovcrspread the land with its "p"rtentous
blackness," aud destroyed 1.-THE rights and
properly [slaves) of portion of the
States in the Uuion," and then pitches
into the Constitutional amendment thus /:
"The Radical Congress has enacted
laws and proposed amendments TO the
Constitution which, if adopted. will de
stroy the rights Of the State and of the
people, and centralize all the powers Of
Government in the Federal head. y
This amendment, adopted by c. ngress
of less than three fouith Of the States OF
the Union, Ia paipube violation of the
rights OF more than Que fourth Of the
States is sach an insulting outrage and
denial Of ;he equal rights Of SO many Of
our worthiest citizens who have shed lus-
tire and glory upon onr section and our
race, both III the forum and in TIE field
saca "a gross uasurpation of Tic rights
Of tis State, aad such 4 Capitalization Of
power in the Federal Government, that
presume a mere reading Of it will cause
its rejection by you
Very well, the Union can do without
Mississippi's representation in Congress
as long as Mississippi can DO wi'hou, the
Union; and if She must be treated as a
jndicious parent would treat refractory
child, be it SO. And should she under
take 10 show her independence aud cLiv-
airy by abusing he inosS helpless portion
Of her population, she viii Le put under
yet closer bonds.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-31
JOUNSON'S LOGIC.

If we would see the extreme rashness
and folly of the Presidents partisan de-
carations, wherein he speaks Of Congress
as an incompetent body, because certain
States are not represented in it, We have
only to carry them out to their logical Sc
quence.
If this reasoning is correct, then Con
press fell into that condition the Inoment
the eleven rebel States tore theIDsely2 rs
away from the Union and recalled their
representatives. and we have had Lo Con-
oress since. Then the whole national
debt is invalid, and the national securities
worthless. Then every enactment Of Con-
,ress since 1861 is as null and void as are
the ordinances of secession. Then the
second election of Mr.. Lincoln was no
election at all. Andrew johnson never
was Vice President Of the United States,
and consequently is not now the Presi-
dent. The logic, when carried out, can
not stop short of this. Ii the secession
of the rebels worked such disasters as
these it was more successful than any Of
us supposed it was.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-31
REDUCTION OF TAXES,

1t is confidently predicted that one of
the Grst acts Of Congress, when it reas-
sembles, VIII Il : general reduction of
taxation. Tie Investigations of revenue
commissioners provided f5r st the late
session Of Congress, have besl o. char
acter to warrant Recommendation fer :be
reduction OF taxatiou-for the repeal Of
the entire tax on manufactures and raw
material, as well as reduction of the ia
come tax, making it three per cent. on in
comes over a thousand dollars. Iti only
necessary, for the present Congress, to
make such reduction, to complete It's
great acts in favor of the counry's peace
and prosperity. But for other considera-
lions, looking to the welfare Of the great
consuming and laborins classes CT the
country, we trust that this contemplated
reduction OF taxation will he speedily and
literally made.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-31

One Of onr Democratic exchanges, in
an effort TO console It's afflicted readers
under their late defeat, resorts to that
never failing source Of consolation, '';he
good time coming" and cxclaims: g Tic
tory get daoahs uS, i 1ee remdi@ h''te to
the country, to principle, ard to oarselges. Z"
No doubt about it; but the trouble with
what is called the Democracy is, that FOR
many years they have not been true TO
any of these things. 1t was because they
gave up to party and to slavery what was
due to country and to liberty, and gave
up to a naughty aristocracy and finally to
traitors what belonged to their govern
ment, to the people and themselves, that
their party is nov overwhelmed with dis
as;er and disgrace.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-31
NEWS ITEMS.


Conn, the inventor Of the frog trumpet,
died last week.
IB-The English people pay annually
for intoxicating liquor enough money to
pay the national debt of the United States.
sg Over SIC, 900 worth of sumac leaves
and twigs have been sold this season at
fredericksburg, Va, by the country peo.
pic round about.
~"Time and Tide wait for no man 4"
Neither will the Copperhead boats wait
on the johnson Republicans, as they are
below par at Head Quarters.
saTA \ man, who was stolen from Jack
500, Michigan, thirty years ago, when q
mere boy, has just returned to his parents,
VITO tor lifetime had supposed him dead
g"Tha presentation OF medals to the
veteran soldiers aud sailors OF Kings
comfy, \. Y, took place at Brook VI oEe
dag last week, with appropriate ceremo-
nies.
sJ-Copperhcads used to crow over the
fact that they marched by twos into the
Philadelphia Convention. They forget
that the dumb creatures walked By twoS
INTO Noah's ark.
szs- Professor 4. Wood, with party
Of gentlemen, lately ascended Mt Hood
in Oregon. His report establishes the
fact that Mt. Hood is really a volcano,
and that it is the highest mountain in the
United States, being II 500 feet.
agA prisoner in the Memphis jail re-
Gently picked the pocket of one OF the
jai!ers Of bis watch, and sent it by anoth-
er jailer TO confectionery and bad it
pawned fol FIVE dollars worth Of Cakes,
with which 10 treat bis fellow prisoners.
ES There is a farm il Colorado. IS
nile, long by twelve wide, which pastures
5000 head of cattle and GO00 sheep, end
last year yielded $4,000 worth of grain
| is worked by Mexican labore!s, who
are fed and managed by officers, like an
army.
IsS- West virginia, where 10 rebel
votes are thrown, elects the whole Radical
ticket for Governor and Congress by in.
creased majorities. Poor Maryland has
no patriot in the executive Chamber. Ike
Governor Boremaa, to protect her against
the daggers ct the returned chivalry.
r5-A thanderbolt from perfectly
sky s,raek church and thee
dwelling houses at Rising Sun, Indiana,
few days ago. 1t killed e;rl outright
and stripped all TIE clothing from boy,
whcn, strange to sag, i; only stunned
4 more remarkable electrical phenomenon
hes rarely occurred.
sIT There Is at present being exhibited
in Ireland a boy Of enormous size, who
was born November I, 1919. IL Weighs
5l2 pounds, measures across tie shoulders
l yard and two inches, -3 inches round
tha waist, SC iucnes round tie cali Of the
leg, - inches round the muscle of the
arm, aud above yard round the thigh.
sar Mrs Deborah Bedford, aged ninety
three years, the sole survivor Of the his
lorica! Wyoming massacre, wich occurred
during the revolutionary war, is still liv
ing, with her son, DR.. \. Bedford, in
Pa. Although she has. Of
during SO long lie, suffered
from the storms Of time, her
mind is still active, aud she is capable of
describing, in perfectly clear AID con
nected manner, the cruel scenes which
she Witnessed as six years old child.
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-31
IMPEACHN.ET.

There has been great change within a
few days in the sentiment Of cur jurists
and statesmen op the question Of impeach-
ment. The President seems desirous Of
making the matter beth necessary to the
country aud easy for Congress. The ex-
traordinary and specific statement in the
message OF the Governor of Mississippi
that Andrew johnson advised the viola
tion of the civil rights bill, aud his abuse
of the pardonipg power, TO say nothing
of New Orleans and Of his part in the
Maryland complications, have seriously
affected the judgment Of the most pru-
dent. The appointment Of rebels to Of
fee in defiance of the test oath is another
important fact.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-31

/ DNIyIsrRATOR's SALE TLe-undcrsirned
l. Administrator of the estate Of Iic1,rv
Aoist, late Of Fermanagh township. Jaalafa
county, dec d. will expose to public sale. n
the premises. on Saturday, NoyemIcr 5. next.
at | o'clock, P. NJ, the following real estate.
20 wit: tIact Of land, Situate in he above
named township, adjoining lands of David
Moist. George Jacobs, Samuel s.eLer, Z .
Gallaher. y. i. Llder aaA others. containing
NiDeiE-t"o acres, more rless. ina good stale
OF cultivation, having thereon erected a LARGE
t~"-stofy Brick House. large gani, Barn AMI
aiiih" necessary ont buildings There i an
eNce',ent young apple orchard on this tract.
The property Is located IN a good p.i~l,Ic-..
hood, convenient to mills and markets. which
m"i;es 1t very desirable and pleasant resi-
dencc.
TERMS OF SALE One fourth If TIE rur
chase money to be paid on the conGr,nrtinr of
the sale hy the Court. one-fnur.h on the lst
iuy "t april, 1861. one four,i, on the lst rsy,
Of April, !sts, ami the remaining oDe-f.urti,
on the lst day of April 1859. with interest
on the last two payWep's from the Isl lay-- -,.f
April, 1851. E.. DuTY. Aim
Sept. -, lSji6.ts. -
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-31
TERRIBLE HURRICANE.

HALIFAX, October 25.-The schooner
Victor makes the following report Turk ;
Island, on the Beth Of September, (Sun-
day. was visited with terrific hurricane.
destroying over eight hundred houses
Twenty lives we're lost, ard number Of
persons were crippled and otherwise in-
jurea. Over three thousand person, were
rendered hcuseless, penniiess and almost
naked. fas whole laboring portion of
the Colony is in the mcst desritare condi-
ton. The government houses and public
Offices we're shattered. One hundred and
twenty thousand bushels OF salt were
swept away. SIX iorcisn @ad twelve Is
land crafts were lost, with twenty Of their
crews.
At Salt City the ruin is equally severe
i've vessels are ashore.
At Cockburn hartor the ruin ls quite
as great-scarcely enough hou5.s remain
to shelter the destitute. -Four more YES
sells We're lost.