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TO IRELAND.
BY RICHARD POWER.

We sons Of the Green Isle, arouse, awake
Your country has called VIC TO arms for her sake I;
Arise from the thraldom in which you have lam,
And swear BY high Heaven to be free agnin-
Again let your banner be proudly uninried,
AZ when Erin shone brightest, the gem oil the
world.
Bright gem Of the ocean, for ages you've mourned,
But thy spirit unqucnched has increasingly burn'd
In the hearts ci,he people, bold, teryid and free
And ito flame will flash outyei, lost Erin, for thee
For thee shall the gauntlet, indignnn, be hurled,
In the face OF your tyrants, tho scorn of the
world
The world shall behold thee in triumph advance
And the desposs thai goad thee will shrink At
thy glance; flower,
Then thy Harp will resouni in each .ime-worn
And the Senate return in primitive power.
Mac Orleans Della.
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FIVE OproRTrNry ron INVEST,

FINE OPPORTUNITY roH INVESTMENT.
"A PERMANENT interest may bc Oh
As4A tanned OF the subscriber, BY purchase or
lease, in his
INTENSIVE WATER POWER
Located o, the town OF CANTON, on tho
south Fora OF the Maquokcta river, Jackson
county, lown. This water power is very eligi-
by situated, banks and bottom rocky, with sufli-
eaent room Tor any amount Of ma chincry, and is
surrounded by large bodies Of fine timber
ne machinery now in operation, consisting
Of Touring .siiii, Sar .hl. CarGinc .NocL,nr.
and Turning .iiaeh,ncs, will be sold. leased or
rented on reasonable tcrms
a better opening for stock Of goods il no.
where - be found; the subscriber is now erect;
ing large building, three stories includn.
basement, intended Tor q store, which he will
rem, low 10 any one for that purpose. There is
also. nearly finished large two story building.
designed as public house, which will be 10, TO-,
taai purpose 80 q good tenant
Good and permanent empiovmon, can be OBJ
tanned az This place BY mechanics and machine
lists al Amos; every kind.
Good selections vet he made Of public
land, tfairle and timber, in the vicinity of the n.
.ose lace These arc facts us, MS they exist,
LETT all persons DESTROYS If si,ua,ionsi the West
call ana sec for themselves as they aio assured
no better can DO obtained.
JOHN ]. TOMLINsON.
CANreH, Jcck'on CO., r., July 10Th, 1896.
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NEW GOODS.

"tIE subscriber hasin. received his
SPRING * SuMMER STOCK, is
prepared TO supply customers with Goods
1T moderate prices. The following arc
some Of the articles he has on hand:--
DIZZY GOODS.
Cotton Yarns, Calcocs. Shoetinrs. Shirt.
ings, White. Red and Canton Fianncls,
Linscys, $. L. and Sleeps Grey Cloths.
Satlinctts, Plain and Checked Nv. and
Cotton Jeans, Blue aud other DrIlings.
Gloves, Cravats, Peck. Il'kerrhic.s. Spool
and Pat. Threads, Hats, Bonncis, Stock
ings, Socks, &c. &c.
HARDWARE.
Door, chest, cupboard, ill, trunk and
padlocl.s; spring and Norfolk Iatches, butt,
strap, parliament, gate and table hinges;
screws, hay and manure forks, spades and
shovels, table, pen and jack knives; ham.
mcrs. ha:chcts. coffee mills, chains. hoes,
augcrs, brace bits, smooth and jack planes.
rakce. scyihcs, snaIhcs and stones, pocket.
tuck, inc and rey.ding comic; curry combs
and brushes; an assortment ol Loi.owwaGe,
plouglis, steel. &c. &c.
CEc0cH.EszEs.
Leaf and II. q. Sugars, superior ;oa,
chocolate, coffee, III llassss, rice, goldfish,
salt. vinegar, sa.essius, spice, pepper, mus.
tarj, nntmcss, mace. citron, raiains, cur
rants, Egs, almonds. cream nnts, iilhcl,s, TO-
aacco in plays and papers. Macuba aud
scotch snuiis, Inderwood's Lemon Syrup.
starch. soap. candles; plates, bowls, print.
Il r nj fp.sr .sf "
ERIl;5 ARD HTs:fkCEgE,s,
Tincinres. Essential Oils, Essences,
Quininc, Peruvian Bark, Slcrcurials,
Barks, Roots an! licrhs l'nll kinds,
Mortars, Graduated Measures, Walls,
Jars. Bottles AMI Window Glass; Castor.
Lard. Olive, Sweet, Fish and Linsecd
Oils. Turpentine, Varnish, White. Red and
Blk Leads. With . general assortment of
Oh anu Water Colors. Small,
Gold Lon! AID Dronzss; Paint.
White Wash, Sash, shoe. Hair, Cloth
and Tooth Brushes; I"o.i. Instruments.
Trusscs. Also an assortment al pure ana
genuine Patent Medicines, sach as Tahe
ncsioc.'s verniili.e, Couch Blsam, Bill
inus Pills, Carminatisc iozcngcs. tior
SHmncr Cumpiaints) Eye Water; AIoiia,s
Pills aud Biness; Sherman ) Lounges and
Poor Mans Plaster; Mc.ilis.or's All-Iiani-
III. Ointment. Genuine WiStar's Balsan.
Cologne, Soda and s;eiditz Powders,
Nerve x Bone l.inimeni. Opodcldoc, SIC.
Also, Cora0gc, Chalk and Garden Laca,
Fish Hooks an.! Lines. Tar, Pitch,
Rosin. Oai.u,l. Nails, Glass, Putty, &c.
ALSO,--School Books, Bnnk Books,
Mcmorandums. Cap, Letter and Bank Let
ter Paper. nl. and Dluc lnks and Stands.
Qnil<, Steel Pens. States aud Pencils
which 10 will barter FIR Wheat. Butter.
Lard, Eggs, Becswax, flaxseed. ac.
q. LaSSLlE.
Davenport, May 18th, 1917.
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Since Girard's death, Astor's wealth has
nearly doubled Three summers ago, lac
made, in the profits OF certain purchases OF
real estate, within the city limits, for more
than sixty DAYS consecn,ively, ssi0,0G0 n
day. The old millionaire is reported 10 be
mean; he is not SO; b. is merely particular
lie gives freely; he il most holnteous in
his private charities. To his coun,rymea,
tho Germans, he has ever been munIicent.
~ kind. Il is not to Lc denied that his an.
cient habits cling to him-habi's Of saving,
. dislike to pay out money. Take q true
snecdote MS illustrative OF ,his:-Among
tho subscribers 10 tho Auduhcn's msgnii.
cent work on Ornitho!agy, the subscription
price e which was s 900 copy, appear
ed the name Of JOHN Jacob Astor. During
the progress Of tho work. the prosecution oi
which was exceedingly expensive, Mr.. Au-
dubon Of course, called upon several Of his
subscribers for payment. IL so happened
that Mr.. As,or, probably that he might
was not applied to before the delivery ofnll
the letter press and plates. Then Mr.. Au-
dubon asked for his $1,000, bu, he was pa:
OF by one excuse and another. 'Al, Mr..
Audubon, would tho owner of millions OBJ
serve, you have come nt n bad time; money
10 very scarce, have nothing in the bank !;
] have invested all my funds. AT length,
for tho sixth time, Mr.. Audubon called up
on Mr.. Astor for thousand dollars. As
se was ushercd into his presence, he found
William 3. Astor, the son, conyersing with
his father. No sooner did the rich man see
The man Of art, thnu he began, 'Ah, Mr.
Audubon, ] suppose wc must contrivc to
let you have some Of -FOUR money if posi-
BILE. william hc added, calling to his son
who he'd walked into m nii Aiing paror.
shavc We any money in the bankr yes
fsthcr,' replied William D., surprising tina,
i was an earnest question pertinent to
what they had been talking about, when
tho ornitho!ogist came in, 'wc have two
hundred and twenty thousand in the Bank
OF New York, seventy thousand in the CITY
Bank, ninety thousand in the Merchants,
nincty-cight thousand and four hundred in
the Mechanics, eighiy-,hrec thousand
sThat'll, do, thnt'Il do exclaimed John ia
cob, interrupsing him, ii seems that William
can give you check for Your money
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DAVENPORT
,TnfSW hf.".'a g.
- - ~ EEs xs xns -ea - .

FENuE Subscribers beg leave TO
~ inform the public that The. have their
Mil in full operation. Farmers viii n, III III,
ilnd Flour and Meal on hand. which We w.ll ox.
change on the following reasonable terms:
Fa. Spring Wheat, from 30 10 33 pounds 81
superiine Flour: for Fall Wheat, from 90 10 -
pounds, md bushel of Bran to each hnshcl oil
Wheat. 4 bus. Ell Of Meal for bushel of Corn
We have also 4 BIOL; for boiling Buck wheat
We will give 20 pounds 4 Buck wheat Flour FOR
bush,l OF Buch.heat, grind and bolt Tor ten
cents per bushe!. We arc also prepared TO pay
CASH FOR WHEAT.
GTcall n, the Brick Steam Mil.
BURROWS, PRETTYMAN e. 90.
Davenport, February 81, 1913. eli
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PEACE AND PLEgTIt

PEACE AND PLENTY
n SANFORD has Just returned
ECO from New Orleans with a complete as
sortment OF Groceries, Liquors, Fruits, Spices
&c. Among which are the following ariic;es:--
Loaf, Crushed, Powdered, Clarified and
N. Orleans Sugars.
Syrup, Sugar-llousc and n. Orleans
Molasscs
Pepper, Alspicc, Nu,megs, Go cs, Gin
namcn, Mace, Ground, Race and
Green Wcst Iniia Ginger.
Ralsias. Fige, Prunes, Curran,s, Dates,
Citron, Tamarinds, Oranges,
Lemons, Sc.
Cogniac Brandy, Holland aud Baltimore
Gin, jamaica Rum--Mndeira,
Pert. Sweet Malaga IN!
Claret Wines, for
Medical Purposes.
Imperial, Gunpowder, aud Young Tyson
Teas.
Rice, Pearl Birlcy. Pearl Sage, Tap;nca.
Arrow Rot, ycrnicc!lo.
Soda md Butter Crackers.
AL kinds oi Candies.
Spermace,l, Star and Iallow Caudlcs.
CASTLE, Windsor aud Resin soaps.
\ choice lot Of Real UaraGa Cigars.
All kinds Of Tobacco and Snuff.
Cod Fish, No. !. and >. Macaercl.
Salad Oil, Lime Juice, &c.
Together with good assor;men, Of
Drugs, Medicines, Oils, sc.
All of which are for sale al the loves,
prices, and warranted Of the best quality.
a, the old stand in Davenport.
Davenport, April 9th. 1918.
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G:syEisA1. Lars, AGxscY.

Ati..G made ARRANGEMENTS for a con.
ssssss slant supply OF Laso NAGsASrs, will hs
aNle 10 furnish any quantity ~ persons wishing
10 sell them again, or 10 locate Tor themselves.
on the most satisfactory ttfsis.
! a.so attend 10 locating warrants Tor settlers
or chose from distance, thiaake entries IN ali
the land oii.ccC IN the State. lerrans DESTROYS
Of making enirles or locations can have their bu-
sigcss attended 10 with liz ana acsaa.ch.
In several years experience Land Agent,
hayc acquired a thorough knewledre of the pe-
cunT advantages 81 different locations, and ia,-
iesmsscif that my facilities IRE such rs 20 cna BILE
me 10 give the most perfect satisfaction 10 those
who may favor me with their patronage
ncinr furnished w.ih maps aad rcrister ci
nj lands entered and nnentered IN the State. I
vii, be pleased 10 give giasatsous information 10
those who desire II An experienced Surveyor
is connected with nv Agency.
will attend 10 rensin: larms, honscs and lots,
ard paying taxes on al property tina, may be ir,-
trusted to my care.
A. II. MILLER, Land Agent.
Davenport, iurch l6sh, 1913.
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HDHE undersigned keep cnns,an, sup
- ply Of leo acre Land Warrants for sa!s a,
the lowest Cash prices. Cur warrants nrc pnr-
chased in the best markets aud through such
sources as enable us TO sell very low for cash,
and 10 guarantee all we sell 10 be ccal.-.l.
Any person wishing to enter iGo acre. Of land
in one body--even if lying in the corners Of four
dis,inc, ,ownships--improvcd or unimproyed,
can save from - 70 20 per cent by making mp
plication 10 Us.
We also make entries Of lands in any qnan,i-
ties, for a small commission.
COOK & SARGENT.
Davenport, April 9th, 1913.
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sEsal,s1.,l.s.

MF DR.. w. BEACH, for publishing hia
~ American or Reformed Practice o. aiei-
cane, in ;wo volumes complete.
Vol. 1.-The tns.s ut this volume will be the
iirst two volumes OF M large work. called the
American Practice. originally published III two
vnumts. MI * rauenus ma.ler. not immcii-
aiely practical. viii hc revised, ani tie rcsu, of
my lite clitical practice and experience, up To
ihe period ci publication, win be embodied
This volume vii. constitute complete Eclectic
or Reformed Practice ~ Medicine.
NuL. U.--Ihis " .rao viii contain complete
system oi Medical Botany. Tbs rapcu;lcs, nni
Paarmacg. illustrated BY ;hc most splendid co.-
ured cngTayings ever issued IN ;i.s country.
Each yClua.e viii - cam.'c,c In itself, an.
tic two mas be had separate az together. NV
Medical Dictionary, and also M work ON Amt
o'ny end fhyr:o.opy, illustrated " numerous
and sp.crt:i cngray.rgs, arc in coufae OF prcp.-
ration, ani viii shortly appeor
Jan. y, !B46.--9-y VI. BEACH, ". -.
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TCr, EE,I..

FOR E.aTsi...
"a FARM Of 30 Acres lsing on tho
sa-s.i Mississippi river SIX miles below D-ven
port. hssiHg same twenty acres unde. caltiya-
ton, the remainder being 'aos,!g timber which
aNiug 10 The SCARCITY al fuel ~ the neieIherhood
asds greatly u ia value. There Is aleo = coal
mine canrenient;n The river where coal will rea-
d!!f tftag Ten cents per bus'iel.n never falling
streams runs ;hron', The body ofhe farm, which
= al supplied with eSceiien. anriaus
Too person iesirens of making a safe and
profitable Investment. tbs farm PRE- scn,s rare IN
dncemeata. Ter further particulars enquire Of
II MILLER, Land AGENT.
sinrch ifii. 1873.
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We, The Undersigned, Druggists Of 81. Louis,
do Hereby Cc.tiiY,

DGiAT the following is correct state
- ment OF the amount OF our sales 81 the prep
nra'on known as DIR. Storms Scotch Cough
candy, prepared from his original recipe, ~
Hamilton Wade, o.. -. Louis; and we take pleas
nrc IN saying that has given general satisfaction
TO those Of OR customers who have used is.
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ELEcroRs roR PRrs,EENr--Thc follow
inc table Of tho number OF Electoral votes
20 which each State will be entitled al the
ensuing election, will be useful Cor frequent
vafernnc0 during tha cnnnairn.
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LAMBS FOE. SALE.

ca IN EitAl tracts Of Land Of good uunl.
E".s' ~ and wei! located, near Davenport, for
snle 2, hargnia. One tract Of leo acres: one
OIL ioo acres; one otT0 acres and two Of go acres
each.
Vow - The time TO purchase, for lands ars
now n their lowest possible rates, az the i'm
pfoscmen's row going on in this vicinity. and
,hose tc be commenced the coming spring, win
nave tendency 90 enhance the price Of lands
and ioan lots from . 10 30 per cent within "a
months; End tie advantages and markc, thar
VIII he created for grain Ivy the erection OF the
two extensive Steam Mills nov nbou, being COM
p!eicd, will and has already materially adyan-
ced Tie price "f adjacent lsnds and town prom
eF;F; and 81 healthy and confidential feeling
hssE prevails emonesi propric,ors of real estate.
y " need not look for nor fear relapse, bur on
ihe contrary expect steady advance and rapid
improvement: Throughout, Scot, county.
A. {. FULTON.
Davenport, October e!s:, 1887. eff
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ment IN the State. These beds,eads are the
pest kind mrde in the United States, AMI tire
proof against bed bugs. Prices 300, 3,5U, 100,
$50, &c.
CABINET HARE
az nll h.ads and descriptions, manufactured
and sold III small profit. Iahlcs from 1. !, t.
800: bureaus, work-siands, &c. constantly on
hand. ALSO
Two horse wagons anu buggies. with pipe
boxes and nuts for sale
Mr.. a. Rryrro will attend 10 business for Iac
at Camden, Ill.
All kinds Of Country Produce received in pay
melt for work nj Cash prices.
SHOP, opposite a. Fuiton's Store, corner
OF Rock Island and Second streets
$. L. JrSSEY.
Davenport, JULY 18th 1917.
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joe ..,.,nh'..s'.a,' =.

sICii - PaGpirLEgs. Circulars, HAND
s-1 f!tts. nLs*Ns. Butts l.Ant.sd. raeps. n4rr
ficErTs, LArLfs, Sc. neatly. expeiitioasly and
cheaay executed Il; the Office 81 The Davenport
Gazette. May -ih, 1896
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FOE SAFE.

"A FARM and Ferry On the road fran,
i&& Davenport TO Dubuque, Il miles from Drv.
export, two hundred acres under fence. forfy
acres broke, good bowed log house and = frs.
rate Terry boat. Enquire II w kirsiay on the
premises, or \ II MILLER.
March lesh, lC:t. Land Agent.
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.Sr-T' IsE.gE.Hvl:.,
4 NEW STOCK or FALL AND
WINTER GC0nS.

WINTER GC0DS.
1T DAVENPORT IND -.9.T.1.sCfl7.
E.EsEsosgs & E'EsE.T's'.HAs
ygssOI Id irfarm their friends and enc.
VT to,ners thu: they have just received
from the last nnl South large and wei.
assorted steel, Of DRY GOODS. Groceries.
Boots. Shoes, &C., which they have opened
at their OIL stand in Earenport and II Ca
msnchc IN Clinton county. They invite
their friends io cali and examine their
stock. They vii! FOR Cash CT Produce in
hand, sell their Goods q low rs any cher
house in The country. Farmers residing in
The vicinity Of Rockingham, will be supplied
~iih Goods at oar Stare in that place on
tho same ierna that they can 10 got in
Davenport. We % net pretend to sell
Goods on time as low. ns for Cash or Pro.
luce in hand hus FIR ready pay, We pledge
ourselves tn sell 80 low ~ any other notisc
in the country. We receive in payment
Ter Goods all kinds Staple Produce of the
country. and shall hereafter az heretofore.
endcayor 10 retain the confidence Of our
country friends. Among our stock MAJ
DO found coed aFsnrimcn. II
DRY GOODS,
Piin;r. ~ pfices. Domestic Jeans. Sati.
nets. Bfoaa Cloths, Eahiac.s, Jacone,s.
Edgings, lnscr,ings. l.in.nr. Indies Bon
nets. Ribbons. Ladies' !.aSc. Blue Drills.
Cable Twist, Gamhroons, and all kinds !,
Dry Goods called Tor in this section e
coGntrE.
A large and well assorted stock Of Eooia
nnd Shoes. Groceries Of All kinds, Hardware.
oaccnsm Dried Fruit, &C. &c. We
invite onr friends 70 ri.c us 4 cai and VIC
vii endcasor 10 sci, iaem Goods is low 4 5
those who say The, Guy lor iweaiy per cent
less and sell fly Per cent less than their
nei:hl,ors.
BURROWS & r2ETTYMAN.
Davenport,
caannehr, Dec. oh. 1877.
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FOE savI:.

"A FARM Of so Acres . miles from Dny
<AGs export, - acres nniar fence and c,,'tiya-
ted, good frame dwelling house and ont build
ings. Will be sold low t,r cach.
March 10th. \ II MILLER, Iaad A rent.
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YiaIsfs.

EE4Iist. Mortgages. neatly printed
& - ~ goal paper, FIR sale nj this office
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In addition TO the above, 300 packages were
sold b. James ]! Cross; a3o By DIR y fiy-ot.;
.00 b. idwi Brooks: IT,. hg Bacon s Hyde /;
,o1 ~ John Funding; 20 hy d. \ willing; 70
by nr. Donaldson. and 800 hy " Il W hirapa,-
rick-"hieh, together with the ~, by the
wholesale ,cnts, prove that Ibis article j. 4 to-
go'her superior 80 any remedy ever offered for
Consumption.
For sale a; Daycnpor, b. :llc Agent,
FIR. CiIAS. LLSs,LIT..
]. II. Barnard s Bro, No ii0 tiaia str, Ct, &;
Louis. Wholesale Arcn.s, 70. III e ives. and south.
March 2.,h, 1916. l3-ly
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n'ssE, lash saE.I.,

,a'gsE. Ea.T .AEL.
"a IL persons knowing themselves i'll
sssAa ,lehied To Ms either BIZ Note or Book &C.
eann:, and do NJ, settle the same Is The fire, DAY
II Mafci, next, vii! have their notes and ac-
counts placed in the hands Of nm officer FOR COL
lection. We hope ri persons indebted a. us
vii come forward and pay ZIP aud save them
selves costs
BURROWS s. PRETTTnAN.
Davenport January %, 1877
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FOE SALE.

OH ACRE: If frs; rate Tin her, four
- ~ miles iron Davenport. IL IL the hes,
timber oi any tract within that distance of Dag-
export. \ II MILLER,
March 10th. 1873. Laad Agent.
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LOOK sIK:Etf: TAss,lE.a:A.

EHAVlNG the csc'n-
4zh siye rieh; oi making
Palmer " iitanf' i.4isai
.>crcn Etfrieai,
for tho State al Iowa. ard
having water pow erat CAM
den, Ill. 10 81 i1y turning, |
can and Will cell cnrarfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

DkI>rl>G INk.-JOHN q LIGHTBODY . con
Sandy manufacturing al has SWAY. hand
s-rpuou ~ Printing Ina from he 6resl SCI Gnc Coorrd
% News Inks winch te Wsrrs-ts eclzi any
fscur-d and - lus prices 1e sod by Anv regular
msn1fact1r~r orters forwarded ~ Steamboat railroad
% Any part Of ihe co1uuy, ~ addressing
Ro.e-sl
s-This paper q printed win nv News Ink also
gres sny Other newspapers IN tns civ Phi pha So.
tor BAumcr~, NewOrexns and OSh-r ciuas snd Town. Il
tn Irf-T States su-f =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

GALE-A north-castery gale Of ind commenced
last night about 70 O'Clock and has continued with
more or less violence during this forenoon The wind
accompanied with torrents of rain The mariners
on the coast doubtless passed unpleasant night
though a. ample warning given OF the approach OF
the gale do not anticipate hearing OF serious dis
The brig Ocesnus of Plymouth. sullivan, from
Rio Jsnero (about August I'D for Boston, from
Sctuate early this morning 1T anchor In the breakers
about one mile south of the Gsdos with but mast
standing Capt lathrOp. wreck master, has arrived IN
the city the tow boat r. u Forbes e. render assist
snce The 4. +. Immediately fired up. and started nj
half past render such assistance might be IN her
power A brig WEE also ashore on Plumb Il and
near Newburyport this morning-she was nring for
sstsncc No farther particulars have been received
from her.
: Later accounts from the O state that the captain
and crew had taken to the boats and landed at = Ii
WAS thought she had not al that time struck bottom
fRozton Journal