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Democratic Executive Committee.

Democratic Executive Committee.
The Democratic Executive Committee
met last evening at Augs Clubhouse.
Messrs. j. f. Ostendarp, 4. j. Meehan,
Chas. Huff, John Graham ah% NJ. Huber
were appointed to confer with the Re-
publican and Workingmen's Executive
Committees in relation 10 a conference
about apportionment Of Judges and
Clerks OF Election.
On the call Of the wards for nomina-
tions for office, the Fourth responded
with Jacob Gardner for A lderman, Ter
renee Reilly for Councilman, and VIM.
Kelly for School Visitor, with mott ce
that there would probably be contest.
The Tenth and Thirteenth Wards re.
ported that nominations had been made
in only one precinct.
The Fifteenth reported that no nomi-
nations had been made, and would not
be.
Ignatius Coke was elected Executive
Committeeman OF the Second Precinct,
Seventeenth Ward.
The contest in the Twenty-second
Ward was decided by recognizing John
U. Riley as Alderman; Simon Wolfstein,
Councilman; John l. Robbins, School
Visitor; Ed. Whitcomb, Constable; Ber-
uard GOhs, Assessor.
The Jacob Gardner" ticket in the
Fourth Ward was also indorsed.
W. B. Huesman was elected Execu-
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r EGAL NOIICE.-Lena Ruppin and Leo
L pOld 5. Ruppln, non residents Of the state
uf ohio, will take notice that on the "a day.,,
February, A. D, 1877, Joseph +. Mills, of Ham
Ilton County, o., died in the Clerks office Of
the Court of Common Pleas Of said county, his
certain petition setting forth that on the 10Th
day Of January, A. ID. 1878, executed to the
plaintiff a mortgage on certain lot Of land in
Hamilton County known as Lot No. 81. in Jo-
seph f. Mills subdivision of the south
half Of Section No. two (2). in
Township No. three (3), Range one
(D Springfield Township, to secure the pay
ment OF twenty (2O) promissory notes Of twenty
five dollars each, the first payable, in three
months from date and twenty five dollars each
three months thereafter, with eight per cent
interest after maturity, that the notes due fr-
teen and eighteen months from said date are
low due and unpaid, and that there is now due
and unpaid thereon the sum Of forty-tw and
eighty y-hundredths dollars with interest at
eight per cent, interest on $l7 80 from Septem-
ber 10, 1875, and interest on the sum OF SO from
December I9. 1916.
Petition asks for judgment for the amount
now due UPON said notes, that tho mortgage
may be foreclosed, and that said pre- misses may
be sold and other relief
You are therefore notified that unless you
answer said petition on or before 2lst day Of
April. A. ID. 1871, that as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard application will be made
for an order to sell said premises.
BY COWAN Il DURRELL.
Feb. 81, 1877. fe2l-6tW
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Clark Literary Society.

The CLARK Literary Society reorgan'
lied and gave a splendid ba quet las
night at their rooms on West Sixth
street. The following gentlemen par.
Licipated: W. IL. Parham, Col. R. Har.
Ian, Prof. {. w. Bell, Samuel Jones, s.
w. Clark, Al. DeHart, G IL. Jackson
Scott Berry, Powhattan Beatty, Chas
J.. Graham, James E Ii Wm. Ii. Jones
4. j. Monroe, j. Ii. Troy.
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Important to Western Trav.
elerb.

When you visit the CITY OF New York,
stop at the Grand Union Hotel, op poste
Grand Central Depot. $50 elegant rooms.
81, 81 50 and 81. Elevator, steam, and all
improvements. Prices reduced o meet
the stringency of the times. Tns res
taurants supplied with the best. Price
lower than aSany other tirSt-class hotel
in the city. Baggage deiveie to and
from this depot free. ~ See that those
you enter have Grand Union Hotel on the
sign. WIN. d. GARRISON. Manager.
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1t is related OF the Hon. r. F. Moore
"the father OF the bar of North caro-.
lima, that when MIR. Clay visited that
State he was selected TO make the well
coming address 10 that statesman. He
made IA great effort III its prepa to-; he
called on friend, Mr.. Simmons, IN order
to read it to him. "WeIl," / Simmons
ironically, 81 suppose yu wish me to
crticise and correct, being an educated
and scholarly gentlemanW Not that"
said Mr.. NJ e "but to see how it w. II
strike the vulgar mind"
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Should vice expect tD 'scapC repuke
Because its owner is uuke?"

No, Mr.. Swift. Nor shall the numer-
Gus makers OF scented soaps, tor the vile
stuff which they impose on the world.
b. y. Babbitt has recently given these
people a noble lesson, by the making Of
soap for toilet purposes which, nstant-
ly it becomes known, will drive them
from the market. b. Il. Babbitps Toilet
Soap, pure, sweet and agreeable, stands
alnne in It's eXCellrni OnnliIieS
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Sca'd head and numerous other diseases OF
the scalp, for the cure Of which so many forms
OF ointment and plaster have been invented
by medical men, can be simply and effectually
remedied b, washing the head with Glenn's
sulphur SOAP Sold everywhere. Depot, GRIT
TENTON'S, 7 Sixth avenue, New York.
Hilps Hair anu Whiskcr Dye, black Or brown,
50p Al
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"Have you II suit of clothes here to
fit large body of waterw "No, but we
can send you a needle and thread with
which 10 sew potato patch on the
pants oil q tir ID cog"
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LEGAL.

TrACHMENT.-BEFo HENRY Err
N KEEL, Justice OF the Peace, Cincinnati
lcin, plaintiff. vs.. John Stier, defendant. On
the 9Th day Of March, 1877, said Justice issued
an order OF attachment in the above action fol
the sum OF thirteen dollars. Trial set for hear
ing on the Goth day OF April, 1877, at 9 O'Clock,
A. NJ. NJ. BElERLEIN.
CINCINNATI, March 10, 1877. mh1i-3tt
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Polls to be opened betwecnthe houre Of Sand
O'Clock y NJ. and closed at 6o'ciock l.. Al.
Given under my hand and seal. thecUTDorate
seal of Cincinnati, this 22I da' OF Ma Ch, 1877.
ISEAL1 &. W. Y. JDIINSI0N,
mh23-tt MAYOR.
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WINDOW SHADES.
COAL DEALER. &c.
FRANK. LORENTZ.

FRAN X. LORE ENTX,
NOTARY PUBLIC and dealer in coal and
~ coke, -four feed, wood, sand. lime. cement,
tile. &C., &c. Office S3l Central avenue:
Branch office, 696 and S9S Central ave-
nue.; Office and blacksmith shops, S9s
Central avenue: cigar store and office, 3i' w.
>ccond street and S33 Central avenue Agent
for the Piedmont, West Virginia, bituminuus.
coal for blacksmlths: also GordOn's horse.
cattle and hog food. Furniture cals
omnibus 8, buggies and barouches for
hire. Expire sing and all kinds Of
light and heavy hauling done. Pleasure boat
FRANZ. LORENTZ, for hire for picnics and
excursions. Do?5- y-SSW
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A NEW INVENTION.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

DsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
DSTATES, Southern District Of Ohio.-In
Bankruptcy 1,79l.-In the matter OF
John ;. Crawford, bankrupt The creditors OF
said bankrupt are notified that he has filed
his petition in this Court praying for final
discharge from all his debts provable under the
Bankrupt Act and the acts amendatory there
of, and said creditors are required to appear
at Court Of Bankruptcy to be held before me
at my Office, No. East Third street, Cincin :
O'Clock A. NJ, and show cause, il any they
have, why the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted.
Dated a. Cincinnati, March 20, 1877
FLAMEN BALL,
mh2l-3tW Register in Bankruptcy.
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TURKISH BATH.
EDUCATIONAL.
OREEs.lN COLLEGE.

NEUROLOGICAL, Coiiis".atc and Prcsara-
l. tory Departments EIeuL.'"a stu les At,
mts both sexes. No saloon TEN ~. 1S1< B.sa
o. 9i feligious influences, Thorou IN an. aasg4
year Over 1,2uO stulents annually. For rollst
Information address J. II. FAIRCHILD, Prs,i-
dent or j. b. I. Marsh. Sccretlry, Oberlin.
onio' Ia d&w,n
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MABLEY's CLOTHING HOUSE

Viii open on Saturday, March 81, at 66
W. Fifth street, opposite the Fountain.
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A~signees' Sale.

TN PURSUANCE F AN ORDER OF SALE
l. to US dir cted by ie Pre- bate Court of II am
mon County, Ohio. in case No. 2G46, we viii
sell, at Public Auction, on the premises, ON
WEDN ESD AY, April 25th, 1877, at O'CLOCK r
Nj, the following described real estate. with
all improvements thereon, situate in Walnut
liills Lane Seminary Subdivision, AMI more
particularly described as follows:
First tTract-CommenCing at point in the
north hnc Of Mcmillan street fifty t5O) feet
west OF the west line Of Beach rect; then, e
west with the north line OF Mcmillan street
twenty live (25) feet: thence north by line
hur 1red tiO0) feet; thence east by line paral-
lei with the north line of Mcmillan street
twenty nve (25) feet: thence south by line
parallel with the west line Of Leach street one
hundred (lOO) feet to the place Of beginning
Appraised at $4,000
Second IlaCt-Compenclnga at point in the
north line of AcMltlan street seventy 6ve (75)
feet west OF the west line OF Beach street,
thence west with the north line of Mcmillan
street twenty i've (25) feet; thence north by a
line parallel with tine west line Of Beach street
one uunred Q0J) feet; thence cast by a line
parallel with the north line OF Mcmillan street
twenty (2Jl feet; thence south by line
parallel with the west line Of Beach street
one hundred (lp0) feet to the place Of begin
nlng.
Appraised at ,000
Terms-One- thlrd cash, and the balance in
two equal payments in six and twelve months
from date Of sale, with interest, and secured
by mortgage. JNO. A. TRIMBLE,,
WM. G. WILLIAMS,
mh28-4tW ASsigDees Of richard CIR ths
r EGAL NOTICE.-Augusta Dobner and
i Isador Dobner, her husband, non resi-
dents Of the State OF ONO, are hereby notified
tnat ON the 2d day OF February, A. ID. 1877,
Joseph L. Mills, OF Hamilton County, O., fled
in tile CIerK's ONCE Of the Court OF Common
Peas Of Hamilton County, his certain petition
setting forth that on the 10th day OF JAN
uary, A. ID. 1875, executed to the
plaintiff q mortgage on a certain lot
Of land In Hamilton County, known
as Lot No. 81, OF Joseph F. Mills subdivision
| OF the south half OF section No. two (2) Town
ship three (O Range one ~ Springfield Town
ship, to secure the payment Of twenty (2J)
Dromissory notes Of 81 each, the first payable
| in three months from date, and S25 each three
| months thereafter with 8 per coat. interest af-
ter maturity; that the notes due in 9, II, IL and
| IS months from said date are now due anu un-
paid, and that there is now due the sum Of Sl0J
with per cent. interest thereon.
Petition asks for judgment for the amount
| now due upon said notes, that the mortgage
may be foreclosed and that said premises may
| be sold and other relief
| You are therefore notified that unless you
answer said petition, on or before the 2lst day
| Of April A. d. 1877, that as soon thereafter as
| counsel can be heard application will be made
| for an order to sell said premises.
By COWAN Il DURRELL.
| Feb. 81, 1877. fe2l-6tW
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STATEMENT.
ABSTRA ACTS.

ABSTRACTS.
CINCINNATI ABSTRACT co.
TNHIS COMPANY Is NOW PREPARED
L 10 furnish certificates and full information
as to JUDGMENTS, EXECUTIONS, PEND
ING SUITS, and other proceedings in all the
Courts OF Records Of Hamilton County.
Office No. 20 West Ninth street,
near Main. mh5-3m NJ, W&F
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MABLE1'S VLUI HINU HOUSE
Will open on SATURDAY, March 81, at 66
w. Fifth street, opposite the Fountain.
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COMP POSITIoN RooFsR.
GEO. KLEIN.

CoMPOSITION ROOFER, OFFICE, 2}l,
~ 23S, 2;5 W. Third ST.. Cincinnati, .. ire
nroof, gravel, cement and elastic felt roo 5.
Roofing material for sale. All new work war
'ante1. mh2l Gan N. Fam
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STOMACH BITTERS.
We Will Have. What?

we w III HAVE, WhaCs
DR. GREEN'S NEWLY DISCOVERED
~ Celebrated Stomach Bitters. And why2 It
is a remedy for the sure cure OF dyspeptic feyers
to sharpen the appetite, to digest rapidly to reg
ulate the bowels, and to make the sick feel well
and vigorous. Or. Green's Stomach Bitturs is
very highly recommended by the medical fra,
ternilty. and announced as unsurpassed In its
quality. Give me trial, and you will be posi-
lively convinced. For sale by all druggists. De-
Depot and Office, No. 3D8 W. Sixth street, Gin
cinnatl, o.
jazz -3modW &S& ia25 -3mw
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For the purpose OF clcctIng ihe following Ma
nicipal Officers:
Mayor,
Police Judge,
City Solicitor,
One Judge of tAe Superior
Court,
One Member of the Board of
Public Works,
Treasurer,
Prosecuting Attorney of TIE
Police Court,
Wharf Master, and
Que Director of the City sn~
firnFary.
The above TO be elected on Gene al City
Ticket, The following are to be eectei bS
Wards:
One Member Of Council, one Members
of the Board of Education, one CODst -
BILE and one Assessor for eacn and every
Ward. Also, one Member of the Board
of Aldermen for each oF the iollowtEg
Wards: lst, 81. h. 6 h, 7'h, S.n, ~ b.,
18th, S'n, 10 il. 22d. 23 and % Ii.
The Judges of Elecsien are requested at tho
same tim to select the fOlEwfhy number OF
pei SOUS to act rs Jurvrs,in the superior Court
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Local Political.

The following ward nominations were
made last evening:
, 1877-11-26
away. The dcstructtvencss Of the frcshet Is In
enlcutable. The rigcr IA still rising.
rYAnr rrrR1vTTtF "a

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Nor. 2s.-A1l streams
In tho neighborhood arc greatly swollen. and
adjacent farms arc suffering. Tho Ri7antaa
River Il ~ high ~ IN 1870, but 10 now falling.
portion Of tho Iron bridge Is Conc, and the bal
ance is seriously damaged. Tho telegraph lines
are down. The G. d o. Railroad is badly
washed, md ali trims stopped. Tho damage
can't be estimated, but will be very great in this
vicinity.
me BALTIMORE 4 ONO.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 25.-At come places be-
tween Harper's Ferry and Cumberland the
Baltimore Il Ohio road-bcd Is ten feet under
water, and no estimate OF the damage can bc
hati until the water subsidies. Trains due hern
At $50 last night and $50 =. m. and 0:3o p. m.
to-day are still detained At Cumberland. No
trains tor tho West left this city last evening or
to-day. Between Marttneburg and Cumberland
fifteen miles Of the Compauy's telegraph wires
arc down.
TIE WORST FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
WABu1HuroN. d. G., Nov. 25.-Thereh haa beer
no sucl, flood In the Potomac since 1881. At
Georgetown, property along the riycr-front haa
been damaged considerably.
, 1877-11-26
TEMPERANCE.

Sptetat iNspatrA - IAh Chicago 7fftuna
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 2a.-Thce!argc ConcEe-
eatlonal Church Was filed tonight BY an ap.
p7eciatiyo audience to listen to q temperance
address by tho Hon. s. D. Hastings, Past
Grand Templar Of the Grand Lodge Of tho
World Of Good 'rcmplnrs. Ills subject wins
" Prohibition" ana Ills address apowerful u and
conclusive one. 1Ie showed beyond doubt the
SUCCESS Of prohibition In Maine and Vermont,
quoting extensively from lctsers aud seports OF
prominent gentlemen ot those states as 10 tue
decrease OF crinac and the elevation Of public
tnorais; that worry little liquor was sold
10 those 8iaics, aud tnat in secret and out of
chs way PLACES. lie showed that tho amount Of
money per e1plta spent for liquor In slx arcr-
age states having license laws waa over 10
cents. while in Suites having prohibitury law
It was only 6K cents. Lie closed with pre-
diction that prohtbitory laws "oull yct TO en-
acted In every 6tatu, lrona tho Atlautie TO the
Pacific, and from tic Great Lakes to the braAY
watora OF the Mexican Gulf.
!spsctd! WspatcA "a 1h< tAfcd91 7rfenas.
GrNlNoHlaLu, ILL.,, Nor. 11.-Iho temperance
reytys! moyeIuent was tnsuEurated here ths
evening by mass meeting in tlo First baptist
Church. Tho city Clergy wefv .he only sneak.
css, but arc shortly TO be 1ctn1ofSru W lay
workers now operating else"hcfc, ,-JaEe ltoot!'
letter, OF Ohio. mud CUI. Powell, u autkt0f't.
Al Executive Committee MIA appointed u yet
The movement In working order.
, 1877-11-26
SKETCH OF THH 1IL-rATHD vEssEL.
n.er{nf JNsrdtrh IA 3As c4jrnda 51AibnHf

eAhNn ~ s. 4"a -. <a..n -1',.
wAsn1sa1os s D, c., Nov. as.-rho de,truc-
ton OF tho unitctl ssat9. craftsmanship Huron
m canc JIattcrns tlls Forming l,ss cnst crest
e,oo,. nvsr III. 1,tv eiSnr ~ tbo hf1,crt warn
R'ooh oFe1 th's et5' sa".s 90 ."s "ss'. s'..,..
from here. and a! OF taeai "eio la7o.ao!f
known. Tho Huron wos built tn lSio ny John
Roach nt Chester, po,, md is BaIl To have been
ana Of tho best yvssela Of her class In tho
su sesvteo. 70 81 she ~ wss one Of tho tn sldopsol:
san.tratton ~ao There s' arc some who say that
TIM vessel was not seavo,thy, Tho preponder-
once mr. If nntnlon. howeyer. II that It was,
NO coRhxcF DETAILS
Na.nl engineers arc Of tho opinion that
I'M cnoiurs mu.t hare riycn out
ar or tho ruuder become useless, 10 that
nothing could prevent the gallo from d'!yln.
the ycsse! upon the breakers. It appeass that
tho saj,s werc usolcss, A. tho uasts wcru carried
avay. Tho latest dispa.el says that four otl-
eers and thirty men nara oeeh savea' NV ose-
patch IL not clear whether Capt. Ryan, tho con-
tnandng officer, Is among tho saved. x,,
The ~, t34ro1 nH, ~ ~ ri n 1on vessel Of oil
BI4 CARRIED FOUR GUNS,
among them ono stxty-four pounder, and WAS
scheduled at tpocd Of ten and half knots.
Tho last report Of tho Secretary OF tho Navy
describcs tho Huron a6 third rate, built OF
Iron. With full ltcam power, Ia con,-
paIrs wcro n1ado upon It in 1915 at,d
tho vessel should havo been In perfect ordrs.
eomnissioned on ID III substance Ills:
aHR REro1IKp ron DUTY
first At Norfolk. Dec. II, 1875, aud in the spring
/ was ordered to hampton Roa1A. In March slG
Ehr xxau n the
, 1877-11-26

L
Fonr LARAMIE, W., Nov. 25.-Lfcut. Lcmly,
OF the Third Cavalry, who had command Of tho
Arapaltocs on thcIr removal from Red Cloud
Agency tn their wInter-auartera at Fort Casper,
Wy, arrived hero last night. Fort Cast,cr Is
about sixty miles from Fort Fctterman, on tho
old overland road to California. lie left Red
Cloud Agency Nov. With 100 A1apahoes and
fifty Chcyonucs, principally squnwa aud
papoosrs, rho hase been scparatcd
from their people since the fight
os Gen. Mckenzie last Decculber, ontl reached
Fort Fettcsnan NoY. Is. They stopped four
days. waiting for ammunition, which DID hot
arrive, thereby causing mitch disappointment to
them. a. they Depended solely upau this for
scif-suppost during tho coming winter. TIC
command reached Fort Casper Nov. q, where
tic Indians were left By the escort. The Ara
rahoes behaved we'll IN the tnarch. The rrln-
ciual chiefs. Black Ct,at and sllaru Nose. lmyinE
great control uycr them. will prevent deprclla.
tions being committed. Lieut.. Lc,,ly rrpurss
buffalo. elk, and deer as orcrrunning the coun-
tsy, 50 nlany not laying bccn scou for mnny
years.
, 1877-11-26

DEApvoop, D. r., Nov. 25,-On Thursday
tho outgoing Bismarck coach was attacked By
Indians near Sulphur springs Station, about
fifty milcs from here. They fired voIley at
the driver and passengers, but all escaped ur,-
hurt by leaving tho coach aLd taking to the
bluffs. The Indians captured the coach anil
horses. They raneaekcd tho maEl.baCa
and tried, but nusuccessfnlly, to open
tho trcasure-box. They killed two Of the horses
and dct anlped with tliu' other two. eevrral
,ntt,crs from tho surrounding camps orc rvport-
cd missing, and fears are entertained that they
have fal]c,, victims to tho rc1-aktuB. who nrC
nrain In this yIclntty ir considerable numbers
1t is tho opinion Of tho bcstinfoftnca that thcac
Iuiiians are part of tho large boly That t. ov.
ing from the Kcd Cloud Agency to the Missouri
River, and, doubticss. tho sauo who attaeked
Lieut.. Kisitngbury.
, 1877-11-26

The alarm from Dux 9G3 at 6:3D yesterday
aftcrnoon was caubcd by barrel OF shavnsa
catching fire from stovu III tho upper part Ut
No. ei9 Ycat Twentieth etrcot, tNyucd by John
Si,cmick, aud occupied bY Thouius Gustorf.
Damage nominal.
, 1877-11-26

Vdrd-roon, Eook-Jotn f. Holland.
toot" to"*~"o"cp'i - a4..J'
6htp's Cook-1amcs +. Pierce.
Warrant O6tt7s' Cooks-C. ". Keith1ey and
Michac1 Trainor.
Cabin Steaard-Frank McCollum.
6k<Taae Stknard--Gcorgs Roberta.
Jaek Or tbs Dpst-John r. Robertson
Coatheavr-DcorRe Jones.
THE cRRw.
Following Is the Official list from the Navy De-
partncnt Of the crew Of tho Huropt as per last
muster-rolt, Oct. I, 1871:
s<Gmta--Thomsa Armsttong' M Aihsrt Allen.
Fhss,.. aFn. ~ '3p Hsth1. Hrnre. shaD..
pard. jamcs Smith. Z, IL. Trsiner, Antone
"illlsms: - n, p.. ,.,n u..
w,11sam i}odcc Frcd intfmsn. John % Jobansen.
Patrick Kane, william McIIugh, Dan ODonnell.
J. !: Hobert*ot lee TO-: os,.,..
Cnrson. i. \. .f;ia,k. Ill Conper, Michael nnnkin,
Elias i!srr., Joseph IIy1,t+, Michael Kennedy.
Thnm, h1S :r aInJ ns'"G; o. ncrn,rd foscr.
Robert samp.on. John Thomas, John TIcru1y. e.
II. ToIlrer. Tho'nas Wh!tham. 1er:mlsh fagcr.
rhnYns. ',.,ry ssmnc, u; iinrk' i,,y tsaV.nn
Patrick Collins, James Couch, John Curry. Hnnicl
ncFo5, Edwnni tlonncll{, Ietet liuay. aonIad E
ahnm Wf,1i,n I Stsm'cn Androw Benson ''' ~
Safmai+r't N.Hr-W. boyle.
'ba1yMan-.M: n111iax1s ": ,,Ir,ax nrooxf'
Stter0ae tnoE-AifrcG Carson.
49arhtnitfs-wsliLam Chadwick, Matthew Grtcn
ana Joseph Aas!in.
=, rA1Hroh susrEnsa' ~,
nohtoi.h' w. wy: .s =, "oo. pu".a'
'ntc'cst t'ab oc'" tets 1etc ~ u"s ~ ita'" -,
'"ct 'a't'cu'"!e ~ 1ns iose " '''e ~
meaA1e 9etptt7 iusnlsn'u tu1 p"o'.e "ao "'o' W
" osnt W "ne"'ae.u. ~. ' -....,Ht."'.. .'.' ~
tncs "eie aut petu"'seu " IN" .n3 ,"t"t "a 'A
, 1877-11-26


Afcnchcra .,.,.
Tho last f'So arc probably marnes' altnouea
there arc Two kggonsons On 'ne fo''' ol LUG
vessel. "
oFfioKRs LosE'
The following is a list oi tlle olllcefa LOST.
Commander
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A'1 sA''e''
Enstqn-Danncr.
]'dNfnasfer- r-sandcrs'
Two officers. Master "'ent ano Mas1cs
French, believed to have been on boaFl, afe not
yet accounted for; also several seafnoa hccce-
sary to make up tho NUMBER reported ios..
The ABOVE Hst ot naInes p'asen is.iuaete.
Sanders among tho 'ost' iesIesoays report
mentioned this oA'ccf as saVea.
THE CAUSE W tna u!oAolAn s.,la.,~
Hns thick weatNes' !rcsn gaze ulfces's u u SHUTS
fore md ait' Inc ta'ls "eFes fcc1' tne -. eiosc@
soil and tnains"t "csu ea1s1eu ana,. AAo ~.
star was oeht: NV 4o'esson ~ s.5 Va" es.asS
between a"o ~ a. ~ .no ,a"a ~, nN".
lronl 1he ooasruas1s te, ,t,. .s. ~. .'.,n.as
CUTTER WHICH s"al"pe'' 'Dou' ''A "''Au'S'
later -. $780,.
Lieut.. Palmer was ofo"nco ABOUT tho samc
TINA as tho Captain. +
The living savcd themselves by swimming
ashore.
There was no MD from shore except when near
tho beach.
The ,non-of.war Powhatan and swatafa and
brig Fortune orc anchored abreast OF tho wreck.
Fling communication was openca Will toeha
through the steamer D. s. J. baker,
NO ASSISTANCE
cau DO rendered from tho steamer, ~ tho SURF
Is still very heayy.
The survivors 20 10 HoFlo!k th's evening"
An observer At tho scene OF tho wreck reports
, 1877-11-26

WAsn1naroN, D. C., Nor. al =. m.-For
tho Upper Lake region and Upper Aisaipp! VAL
Joy, ialiug barometer, nearly stationary temper
atutc, northeast to northwest Wtn'ls, geueFally
cloudy and rainy weather, followed In tho hitter
BY partly cloudy weather.
LouAt oaax4yAfloaa.