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   Milwaukie Sentinel, The (Newspaper) - November 2, 1844, Milwaukee, Wisconsin                               WHERE LIBERTY DWELLS THERE IS MY BY ELISHA STARR CD MILWAUKIE WISCONSIN SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2 1844 NO 371 BUSINESS MILWAUKIE SENTINEL Ht U 1 III UlJ heen h lor FIVE DOLLARS lor one quarter COTTAGE INN By TarTt Water street W HOUSE By C Wisconsin si reel Milwaukie W T I AND EDITORS Monday Horning October 38 Bf Whitney street W T nbrit cowry Si Potier Janesville Wisconsin By East Water street By K Graves West Ward WHITEWATER EXCHANGE By Travellers will find excellent at thin house Good stabling provided horses June 1814 CAHY Merchant nnd Dialers in Wearing corner oi Wisconsin an Meets W T THR Hannah from go i full of for Detroit was wrecked 20 mites below on he Canada The of properly alune iit is estimated ai Considerable damase was clone m Rochester and on Lake We I published in be Extra Herald of ja y- I Westem this we Buffilo Hiving an the ibe mil Joseph oil HI place were ai on previous lo gale and fmm best Champion went morning and i he Joseph War J in rr er the blow hr Huston is en I his Lake at Twin The was in Lake al he lime and was I the uf the wind and hours without or much canvass STEVENS ELLIS Dealer in Provisions on street 2 below Huron M Counsellor ami Solicitor N B in buil of H II Store on si a opposite St Jy JAMES JOHNSON M D Physician ami in Drua Stoie A E Johnson J L Ward's Jv A in teas mid Front si New Yori are to before purchasing elsewhere TREMENDOUS Destruction of Lives anil Attorneys and counsellors at law W T in- SELL wi D VAN Counsellor Ac Ac at and in Chancery Milwaukie Wisconsin YATES at Law mil in T at Law anil Milw Co W Store C B Attorney and n Law ind Solicitor antl Cli n t ilie Inn Attorney nnd all new firm of Upham CROCK Kit and at W T Ver the Wisconsin Marine Com- OX il at nod nrs in Whitewater and county VV T K Troy VV VV 11 mil Soli W T dirt tlv over W W G will 1 In to his raie Mil the s of notes nnd the ol real estire Ac 30 f i n AT LAW IN Oil Office uf anil ever f J KIT I permit ed reler to TWEEDY OR 1 ViDALL P C N B 1 r tn up pape r mo Conner Oct.21 1 On last our city visited by must tri which for of properly has no pit mi Id in country The il from the nt a- bom 12 nnd in less hour the whole lower pint of south tif from Rock to the was in from uvo In six or eight feel in depth On the cast side the inter came up os high j j us Si si reel below it So rapid was the ad- vanci that we me told by an j residing on the other side of the awakened by the noise i of i ml ji rise of he his bi fore he could his on the was over three deep in house i ind In slay five An individual who 1 stroit tlie us up apparently in j oni of thiee or four feet in d Houses fict of damage was done almost loss of goods to our citizens be dealer s'n 11 bi or on t i d from to 30110 The loss of in ilie houses is also very Lit ate Our house h u of i w nty fiv tons uf diy in hich lire I ami in i iff the loss is in in sti Nils md tens of jrain nnd loin il is it be I there M ol in I store at i Ins time The losses in is it will b a loss i he bou W small it is posi d is rendered unfit for service in Uvo Thr Loins Wi stern Pinter Indian Queen move or I The spars sails nnd of 1 number of are also much injured Upwards of e canal boats been and dry out of j water some of them a total loss nnd ers injured hundreds of feet tram HIP building A two building corner of and Exchange just lo en- was completely blown and re- mains a heup of ruins Owned by F C Hatch The new purl of the Mansion though in an exposed situation sustained bat little injury The brick store corner and Main sts wnn partly unroofed and a great part nt the story was blown in- jured Building owned by Dr G E A house un South Division ed by James and nearly finished was partly blown down very much injured The cottage owned by N Dayton next wits also much by lilt falling of Ml root in The ily arisen nnd remored beds just be- fore f fie The steeple Park twisted I rom n line and remains in a very One refine chimneys cif the renr purt 01 the lintel was blown bricks made u breach the roof nnd fell on lo a bed in a room below and down a person sleeping there was and he wa- injury The new simp and cur house nf the and Railroad Company were completely new near the Hamburgh nal was moved from its foundation Bush Howard's machinery and much damaged below Michigan presents a most singular Numerous canal boats small furniture lumber wood lie in one A yawl boat lies near Crocker's Tavern in the street H is probably safe lo say that upwards nf two hundred small buildings in lower pirt of city have been entirety destroyed or untenantable Elk stieet which had been much improved during the past the erection of new buildings most ot them wood now moat aspect a house on the street is none have There H scarcely house remaining in its original position on bowsprit plump into the warehouse of Joy Webiter The steamboat Emerald had her smoke pip blown The Iron U S Steamer was driven upon beach high and dry near the Sione House The Ashland a careo of wheat from Chicago was beached jusi below the north pier POSTSCRIPT LAKE INTELLIGENCE By Kent arrived last night from Port Dover C W we learn that the piers nl Port Ryeison and Port Dover are very stone pier and house at Bay are both The schooner Galley bound up from the lower lake with a full cargo of merchandise is was supposed she would be got off n wreck of a schooner was seen nnd also u small bout bottom side upwards By the Missouri ing from Chicago ring gale we that the Potomac G H Walker and were ashore in bay ut Erie would bi got off One vessel name un- known high and dry ne ir Schr Henry Clay scow built ngro md 30 rods from the was lowed into Erie by Missouri sails shattered both anchors gone Schr man fame into Erie over the hf ad of j Peninsula Schr parted her cables and run down tne hike and not since been heard from Schr N die lav at anchor losl her mate J j SilLOH Kleamer land uhen the Illinois line on day last some black i in her md ilie Mi shore Orders were to put about and A Paragraph For We copy the following fiom n chapter on N Y- True Would some of our could bp persuaded ihm u strut is not the object which on approaching proved lo be nor a the waiu an enormous Hear The boai lowered and A firm yel elastic manned with a jolly determined to walk like n sweet is nn excellent pnor all hazards a watery A noose was brown around his neck made to tmo him alive to the Cleveland bai bo- ine like every true hearted opposed lo brute force lie refused lo be lowed and d- to ol the jury he committed suicide by strangulation It iia ter of as lo the object poor bruin had in inclement of the year Whether he had been run and was o leave on of land infest ot a new or ilie had forced leave for Satt River yet to be told Prom hr thing in And we may here no female can well whose frame is enclosed ina vice of laces jean and bone It Is in step with remember grace cannot exist with bodily the muscles should room to work the body move naturally nnd in harmony with the motion and organs of respiration have full play This cannol be while lightly drawn inelastic ligature the waist in its deadly fold Give nature R chance young ladies She is a belter than fashion und a nisi be- lieve us ii far more attractive than fore- en fat of the land us his larder was well stored with the necessary foi winter ters ELECTION 15 following The news by the inail bout yesterday WHS Arkansas had elected a Governor Arkansas lias been into and we double ol oi the i il not be very be Blue Belle yesterday above IHI a Dunkirk who reports a to be the Dayton The spent some lime seeking for the wreck but the Creek The of Bolh piers and both at have been carried away with large WISCONSIN And iner noi ih ol ilie i Ino tcr street iiki W T U A Dealers in Prv nf Wis onsin and or W T M VV Cabinet nnn tno lours norih Sneet W T near he The luss in down houses unroofed and injured viy Thr s been md the alone I of harbor i ss The sen null and pier of the bor have been also verv SIM d hi have en in the from the tight larije stones many tons in weight have carried lo ty feet from their position The nnd mil HOOT SMOK STOHK A ELY manufactures shoes of every fin n mile nnd ii half was lip to order so cars to leave nt leli 17 More J A ARNOLD Co in Dry Groceries Hardware vS etc me 1J AND air ft Ac T SI 1 1813 A Mi P 3 GEORGE Co II 8 Wholesale anil in Chill's Boas Fur Caps Ac Ac The i g y Furs made np 10 order ly Fulton a Law nnd in W T French and for sale by TI N Kour Tailors lo liberal will he given Kontt need but brst nf Coat makers H N CONAN I ff juot received Kilt unit for sale liy 11 N COX ANT October 10 1844 CB of nil in pri tw found at the f October IS H and frock coins ever befor nd tn public on linnd and for CONANT October pri L J HIGBY O pure hound r salf and every of in Emery's Conn others in have it pni up fresh and warranted good M and lies in ihr woods on the Iin ofthe rond loi some miles out were leveled with ground The most appalling part ofthe is loss of life It is impossible to gel at any thing like accuracy in our estimate The number bronchi up lo House for was twenty with one jmd Uvo and his to the to them may bn added losl on Fulton nnd four on the St Louis 39 m all besides several who are missing It is impossible lo speak yet with certainly ofthe number of lives lost Below we cive the na tries of those who were drowned or lulled together with such other as we have been able to obtain one- story warehouse near the owned arid occupied by I destroyed The new White Factory the foot is Messrs nnd owners thro brick fool of Conr completed Entirely destroyed The new cotton factory north end purity ID and injured Thirty ir near cither entirety destroyed or badly damaged cooper shop and stock completely destroyed The rope of Graves iV Renwick a tal A dwelling owned by Mead Court street deal T J new liouse on and injured The of church on blown down The of the warehouses oi and Tifft S Shaw Kinne Co P S J Murray Co were either or wholly tarn off The new warehouse for 3 hy Mr him and sold B Smith new were is were blown down in every quarter of the LIVES LOST Below pive the of those who were in have perished in saV Mr Mitchell v ho lived on of the from Co Mrs O'Brien picked up on fool of Easle street Mrs S Smiih and 3 daughters son's picked up near the foot of court A by the name of Smith picked in supposed to in the walera week and was wounded in places supposed to come lo his by loul He hart been fur M White of found in the meet near Great A Me sun Meto resided or tlie other side the creei at me same Mrs and from a Her is a mechanic in the employ I Mr m in in Iron in his friends Wheeler of and aic supposed 10 be Geirse Blanchard supposed to be d r inv Mr H a man residing near the old and u boy who lived wim him Ellen of Port Dover Canada is name of une ul the girls drowned al Huff's rl Catherine also al Hoiel The bodies ol the wife and laree children of a German be- Eli and Ohio have been The to as who been in the employ of Wilkinson is David G An infant child of Mr Nelson on Ohio street was drowned Theb dy Bowen and of a woman 60 years name unknown have been found and two daughters re- mans were found drowned on Elk siren Mr Chase who lived on the oilier side of the creek is supposed lo be lost His house tilled A boy wh for him losl Smith wifeof Ira mv and one child have been f The above are all the names we have been able lu ascertain INCIDENTS A man hy ibe name of Ambrose Malay on was Killed on of sale Tie had just arose from his bed to render some one as he was opening bis din r n pail of Hay wards n W fell and house and killed him The of I Sherman lumber merchant over the track and ed in Die ravine near Seneca street The iron hafi was in was fell on Saturday for the til the fx Si Louis Julia Pointer ami Indian which hid lefi evenins previous and met the gate al its The S B Si Louis ran down in Black Rocit safe her shall broken She broke her 10 miles ab ive If close on a lea shore lust three men and a bey whu not away from the gangways in obedience lo the captain Names mil Known By superior of ihr Captain nnd waa into BUck Rock r under her jib Mr of was on we are j ed lo him for above The singers speak in highest ol con- duct of Officers anil crew belonging to the The as has been Mated was driven ashore 20 miles up the lake and will be ami saved the ex- ception of whose names are The engine and will probably be saved in a The Indian came in half pan 11 in considerably injured The Palmer made al the mouth of the Creek abont f o clock nn day morning bnl such was violence ofthe that was unable to make harbor she then put about and finding it impossible to un entrance si out up the laie into the bny where anchored anxiety was fell during the whole o the for her at one time it waa impossible could ride out the Kile with absurd mors were afloat in regard to bout however stood at RUniet all fears were at an end She in on Sunday morning with all hands There were about 400 on of n in rendering the highest praise to Capt Tilns and bis for and courage through the whole trying time The Com Perry came in 13 o'clock Friday in a shattered the boat most a coming in she ran into the Great which ran her the side o the remained fastened The liea ashore on her ben in ends near Black Rock The in about one evening when storm wan at its height with the Ion uf her fore and her tails considerably injured She ran her i We learn that the piers at Barcelona nnd Silver have been seriously injured and warehouses full of At Silver Creek C H Lee son of Oliver Lee Esquire narrowly escaped with his life A warehouse which he the section piet on which it stood carried away ind he lighthouse out the A large quantity uf snods were lost in the Sloop Helen a- between nnd Silver Creek Three schooners high and dry at body of Mr RANSOM farmer wr near his barn on the turn pi Ice Mns JOE DESIGN OF THC A m ton the repent minder of Smith has been followed by n if his the following inter Joi Smith i1 Install ever had the Mormon She will soon the rich st dy in the West Joe had been money years fn the purpose nf c grins to Jerusalem to issue a in the o- rer whom he was to be the return of Christ upon the event he believed would inlse place 45 years from 1844 With reference to this expedition he was crowned in the Council of Fifty denominated the of were sworn lo This was the design affords a key 10 certain movements ol prophet which aie otherwise wholly plicable TRUTH WEIJL A writer in Journal thus Con- cludes an able we look at the points connected with the coming election thai will follow Ilie success If ry Clay is elected We shall liave a President whose and statesmanship the nation will be proud of We shall have the Union ns it is We have no of We shall have no war Mexico We shall not assume the debt of Texas We shall not new slave We shall hold on to the Tariff We have a friend lo We shall have a friend lo American We shall a friend to the right of We shall have a uniform currency We shall have no We shall have economy in the Government We have the price ol labor kept up We shall the price of kept up We shall have our share ofthe We shall have an American American principles We shall havd a good President and good times lames K is elected how reversed will be the state different Hie If we ask for brend will uive us a We shall have n and no ses to atay his hand The United Su will he like Texas like will WP shall have a Revenue We shall tin Protection We shall have no right nf Petition We have no We shall have the We shall have war with Mexico We shall have duty reel We shall labor ht European prices We shall have the condemned ry We shall have one currency for menl and another for the people We shall assume the of Texan and announces llint is offer b- rl Clay will be Clay will receive E if New-York Several small arc on by the Who wtl take these bels t P Blair who lives in Washington cily voted in Maryland at the lust election Who are the pipe More of Mr A gentleman writes from Flint Genessee county Mich Oct 3d to the editor of the Democrat as I was a so assured morning on my way between and this place by Mr hugh nephew of Mrs Birney that he hns to Mr Him y following ries mid received from liim the Are you in favor ofthe present I am not Are in 1 am How feel personally in regard to the annexation of thiu point 1 have nevi r lull rny own are ih it is the surest nnd most way of rid of This I had from Air not four hours ago Nnw like kinou what sincere to this 1 think make the same answer Mr t Good d Mr Birney if you are in pray me what a AN ANIMATED WARMING PAN In Ireland n pan a Not many years an took service in ri in the town of thing she had never hears of a warming puri IB her life though shu d to a a year It so happened on a cold drizzly night lhal a priest took at thi inn Hi had and weary retired nt an early hour Soon after of the house culled the servant girl put the frhr into No 6 Up went Betty lo the poor priest must go into No 6 my mistress says asked he annoyed at be- ins disturbed Your reverence must into No 6 was no help for il nnd the priest donned a dressing gown and went into No 6 In about fifteen minutes mistress ed to Betty Put into No 4 Belly Said something about disturbing his reverence which her did not So she told tn n sharp voire 10 do was and she would Up vent Belly and pric'sl despite his protestations lo out uf 6 ffo into ND 4 But liule rd the girl was old to put friar imo No 8 and poor priest thinking every body in the house was mad resolved to quit it the next marning into sheets of 8 But hit to enjoy no thore Belly was lo put the friar into ND 3 in her eyes she obeyed In about iin hour land concluded to go to herself and the ivas ordered into her room Wondering what it meant ly roosed mid him go inio iNo il The self counted his beads and reluctantly went into No 11 It so that the husband of the was troubled with monster Going up lo bed therefore fore wife his suspicions wen confirm ed by seeing between his own a man nd asleep To rouse the sleeper and Limits t-n The New savs EMer Smiih brother 10 Joe Smiih his secund luie on in New with I will here for the credit of the audience in -I nt our last I collected some two while ill he me lime the of hall were six dollars Now I in siibernes.s to my dear one and raider than all expenses for wnd find I sje tht know n ho to isborn Sow the yerin mid make it a liud of moral the dews of I and of virtue wake il in the r md the purest nnd above all see that you and ruck happened lo and neighbors are lo vote for wa- can on board this boai Ex In Webster Monroe county N Y nn the till by 11 v Mr Mr PHILO of Madison Wisconsin lo Miss SOPHIA of rmer place In Parishville St Lawrence county N Y on 1st hy the Rev Mr Punt LEWIS W HUDSON of W T to CLARISSA E of the former place COMMERCIAL tihl n win i urn Hi ton bush tildes Irv 33.00 02 rwi h 2.00 tb from i liFtinK sn1 I cm Ilii 111 Now busll i 81 in i butli r-s a 00 I 77 Jil llib 1844 lil Mi from hy iro Madison nine Point Bel and Hr en rn their Line of between and lenn per at 1 o'clock A M connecting at Whitewater with that linn find ville also the route between Chicago and Galena This route through the part of W territory Good drivers are placed upon the rond anil every Will be paid to the tion of may talte this route Stage Office a of the ice Where ai ati can he taken lor and Extras at to order DAVIS fe MORE Milwaukie FRINk 4 Co Galenn June 1844 U New Company Capital 9300.000 THK having been appointed for named are now In or Buildings and every of property the muM turns The standing of Is sn u In il is only to say t wishing o that an i- now offered doing uill upon Hp to BRADLEY C T At A N U F A O R On Huron Street leading Ca Ike Pier cd in the nre supply with uny article tn their line Huch blacA nnd curled sound OI I U L We have a Southern man with em principles moment nor was the mistake explained We have and in- j till next when the priest informed th stead of CLAY and the UNION ai it if Let man Vote and let every man see fur whom and what he votes outrages had heen ted upon him and he learned that he had been Serving the whole night as a pan Not long Mr Clay had to net of shoea made by n workman at Tenn at distance two feet from Ihr saft me on the top of a pole We never heard G 000 in the and a but of a more elevated fro ji Maine A on Western bin a poor when the Of iis eleven counties alt to Louisiana POSTSCRIPT The Steamer arrived tin's from Buffalo there are no more re- the gale except new schr Ward went ashore at Maiden as ripened bj Bob The at of the River Wills was elei lo even the most men of Ohio eleven it ot tne be But while above is it is josi m add I In L locofoco flits in in every from lo Monroe in Michigan on in the Empire the and the Buckeye lines lor and not only Iron rign antl fleets bat from foreign i- i i and black walnut Sofas every Ao practical workmen ft giving lo therein turners in price nnd quality In 10.000 feel one and Iwo lO.t'iMI one two inch 10.000 wood half and inch Oak scantling 3 and inch Coffins made to order on short notice and at moderate prices All of country produce laken ment al cash prices Mahogany and varnish for sate april 10 1844 HOMER JOHN SHIRTS Super linen shirts with linen bosoms and white and red flannel cotton drt dn do and zine fancy do lo neckties suspenders umbrellas buckskin shirts and drawers merino do do do linen bosoms and collars Byron dn while silk and k d black do do do fancy linen and Pongee life STOHK Of every description on hand will be sold al a advance oa New York cost H N none tin 1 best work men nnd tn the public it confident of giving Any above not nn hard will lie al notice Country can be supplied with every of Hull at New York Cash fumnnd mM K K CONANT tign of the IN Aquilla Henry Shew IN of of Court ID for UM of titling t Court nf term held tl Court HMM n OB llw day A made in catur wMI be uaU tier of MH in of Monday day of clock in forenoon or Mid to ter nf number T til north of in tlM LEONARD P CRART Muter in Dated A if B 1944 The la until the Tin day of October ti jw the ofthe above will place at 10 o'clock in the of Umi al the in the Town wauki LEONARD P CHARY County of Milwaukie of application nf William W in vent debtor to be hit Before Alexander of tree ol at Law in and for raid county of In of an In the abort tied Notice it hereby firm to all of the debtor tn any they the office nf he Hid Supreme Court in the town and county nf and Territory on ihr of November A D 1844 41 Ifl why an the Mid not nnd lie from hit totn net uf the Territory An tot for he relief of Milwaukie B f t the matter of County of Milwaukie f L Ine application nl C Snow an debtor tn htt Degree Supreme Court and for the of and Territory In of an made in cane notice in fiven to all creditors to it any they have at thr tlie Supreme in town and County tif on the of November A D 1044 it 10 A M why in the Mid not be made and bt mm bin pursuant to of entitled relief of THOMAS C iNOW J B existing between Coftin day dissolved JOHN Thr public are hereby pay inp any of the interest of the concern vested in me JOHN COFFIN Oct 3w NEW THE subscriber Is now at ibe tra siore in Block op- Collate Iiir called Iron i Siove Store nnd M- cf find in z in pun ol following uf which will be sold cheap or most rince lo which he would tlie attention nf and ill who may them ihm decidedly troM of cook nnd plate Movers ever in Territory Albany and Erie boiler premium do do do 175 double oven HO parlor Moves new put of 100 new pat from Ni I to HOLLOW WARE 50 caldron do CuO from 1 to pal It 100 bake with 300 Are place SO ensi and clay 650 can spiders with covert 100 do do do TINNERS iin plate 11 1800 En Kb Mitel I r oi 1300 do 1000 1000 sheet tine copper 200 holt do 3000 wire of all 600 block iin HEAVY HARD WARE SSO keah 30 anri 300 10 dot shovels of all in spaden 30 and 4000 feet 4000 teeth 1000 iron 300 brass Li J Sept MOW dotr af it are now JL New York it und dry the will rell m or mail for oath or produce ot low at any in tory j a part nf which are the fallowing Old hymn young f rial and black Loaf lamp and brown Old Jim Rio Cuba and ra and lallow nail roil dew and cinnamon box and boa i pep er ground pepper Tar roor blacking and No t in nbU bWt fioh principe regain dark and blown WINKS AND Brandy rum gia whithey Ma deira tnd Malaja Will be kept on bend ly of tud key The will all for floor lard EMERY'S been on Mr where n Ac tit order M rivn nicety f up U Mf put   

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