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Lloyd's steamboat directory, and disasters on the western waters (1856)

Lloyd, James T. [from old catalog] · Cincinnati, Ohio, J. T. Lloyd & co.; Chicago, Ill., D. B. Cooke & co. · leaf 165

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r is estimated to be not less than sixteen. Killed,—William Dowdy, second engineer; the bar-keeper andthird engineer, names not mentioned, and sixteen passengers. Wounded.—Capt. Irvin ; Abraham Young and Henry Turner,cooks ; B. n. Franklin and William Henry, pilots; Patrick Conelly,J. Collins, John… … (160) SKETCH OF THE MISSISSIPPI EIYER AND ITS TRIBUTARIES. The Mississippi is the most important river in North America, and with the Missouri, itsprincipal affluent, the longest in the world. It rises on the Hauteurs de Terre, the dividingridgo between the Red River of the north, and the streams…

Fitch, John, 1743-1798 · Fulton, Robert, 1765-1815 · Steamboat disasters · Steam-navigation · Railroads

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