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Door County Advocate
Saturday, July 5, 1862

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Door County Advocate
Saturday, July 12, 1862

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        FOUND. - ON THE BEACH, near Little Sturgeon Bay, a Scow;
      said scow is painted black, is 80 feet long, nineteen feet
      wide in the centre, and tapering to seventeen feet at the
      ends. She has a Capstan on one end.
        Said scow is in the hands of the undersigned, at Little
      Sturgeon Bay, and, which will be delivered to the owner,
      upon proving property and paying charges.  JAS. C. GARDNER,
        Little Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., Wis., June 21, 1862.
        
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Door County Advocate
Saturday, July 19, 1862

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        Body Found. - We are informed by John B. Jacobs, of the
      QUEEN CITY, that the body of Miss Maria E. Orbert, who was
      drowned at the upsetting of the PENINSULAR in May last, was
      found on the shore of Green Bay, at Peshtigo. The body of
      the unfortunate young lady will be cared for until her
      friends can remove it to a place of burial.
      
        Shipping News - The schooner PENINSULAR sailed on Satur-
      day for Chicago.
        The schooner PLANET sailed on Monday for Chicago, loaded
      with railroad ties for David Youngs, of Ahnepee.
      
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Door County Advocate
Saturday, July 26, 1862

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        No marine news in this issue.
        
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