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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13
9oots ano Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

THE SHOE TRADE.
HAVING Increased our facilities for manufactur-
ing and dealing ia Boots, Shoes and Leather, the
undersigned, SUCCESSORS 10 5. q. Dawson Co., onef
tnths citizens and vicinity, greater Ia
tpsemeuts than ever 10 BUY their Boots asd Shoes
them our retail stock hereafter viii always cor
tam every descrptono of goods wanted by the people
Ne also are MAXIM extensive preparations iof
Hn1lesaleing Boots au1 Shoes, aud We invite eouh.
ny dealers 10 call and examine our stoeS ana prices
ssIs our determination TO self on as good terms as
thry can be purehasrltn 81. Leuis or Chicago.
DAWSON, GkIGGS co.
ort25 Brady st., door ifom2d.
Boys Youths and Infants Boots
4 LARGE lot Of the above, Calf, Kip and Cow
Dee 3 DAWSON, GRIGGS q co
Home Made Boots and Shoes.
M T. make every style and quality OF Boots. uai.
w ters, Oxiordfies, and fine Calf shoes for gents
0n snort notice, orprime stock.
take notice.
Dec3 DAWSON, GRIGGs & co.
Dents Caters! Boys Caters! Youths Caters
'lNHE largest and best stock have ever offered
sole. Black aud Drab Cloth Caters; Patent Leather
aud Buckskin Caters, ior sale very cheap by
Dec3 DAWSON, GRIGGs g. co.
Mems Long Rubber Boots.
A LSo Rubber Sandals, Caters and slippers for La
: dies and Gents, Misses and children, BY
Dec DAWSON, GRidGs X co.
Warm Feet. Dry Feet!
hAWSON, GRIGGS 81 co. have complete as
- sortment of Fur-iined, Cloth and Bunalo over
shoes, for sale cheap. dec >.
THE SHOE TRADE
COUNTRY Merchants invited 10 call and ex
- anime our assortment, which Is just suited to Ibis
Market. Our prices will at all times be as low as
Dee3 DAWSON. GRIGGs Il co.
Boots and Shoes by the Case or Dozen.
| AIDES, Calf, Kip, Goat and Kid Boots;
Il :. & Misses Kid, Morocco, I'm Boots q siippes
. Peg'd 81 seWed Kid, kuainei q Goat suskins
DAWSON, GRIGGs, s. 60,
bradS street. door from Cd. Davenport, lows.
NJ O r. 7 G e
s. Sans,sHMS G va Ssss aaas, he s&sa ass
and s.yie Of Dawson. Grigss 4 Co, TO take effect
All persons having unsettled accounts win the Old
ntm requested " call and settle. Oct25
For tho Ladies'
f.RkNCH kid, White kid, English kid, Bronze Kid
L and Velvet slippers
Also, md, Congress, English and French Lasting
Gsitefs, from W TO S2,75 per pair, for sale by
Dec DAWSON. GRIGG3 co
fYOGIS ~ SHOES,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
At The Empire Store.
Tfls M r. nave now IN store large ana well Sc
rtI0 w Iected stock OF BOOTS and SHOES, to
VGwhch we in invite the attention Of all in want
ofartieles ia our line. Country traders wish
Ing To Fepieuish their stocks viii fad IL to their ad
'ahtage to give Us d call before purchasing else
where.
. oar numerous customers who prefer CUSTOM
WORN We continue TO hold out induce ne t. IN the
way OF prime stock and stylish work mol equaled
this side OF New York. \ Il styles oI Ladies' work
manufactured as usual. Brady Street, Dsv export.
api30du MOORE y BROWN.
| ADIES' heel gaitsfs N ade 10 order
IL M & b,
. ENTs' PatsEt leather boots made to order.
NJ Al. d h.
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IOWA STEAM CABINET
MA

IOWA STEAM CABINET
MANDATORY.
,,ne subscriber would respectfully Inform the cit.
| izens OF Davenport and OF Central Iowa mat he
manufactures and keeps constantly on hand aud Tor
sale al
FURNITURE of every description, from the hnest
Sofa To the eommoDest Bureau. Having recently got
his steam works into operation he Is capable Of MI
ing all orders that may be given hini al shoft hoaco,
and with ork which he warrants 10 DO oil u better
quality than anything imported into the city aud
iNipOsfTED EUtxNITUkE
also sept on hand aud Tor sale low rlsaseeail and
examine his stock, al the manuiactory on second
street, south side, east Of Perry street.
Dasenport, May 80 1896 d&wu L. z. phSsAlNr.
REMOVAL.
O. BARNRR, Esq, has removed his Office di-
agonally across TO tho Second story of Cramp-
us building, IN the room formerly occupied by tn.
,s.4etta onics, R coz Second y Brady .u. nav 3Iu
TRUSTEES SALE.
xxTHEREAS on the list day of May, A. ID. 1855,
w Frederick Danelseb and Doraths Da nielsen
ms wife executed unto Andrew }. Lases, as rrus-
lee, a certain deed OF trust, conveying TO said
lawss as TIsstee the following tract oil land, STU
Ted ia Scott county, Iowa, 10 Wit Thirty ieet mont
running back TO The alley Que hundreda I'D nity ieel
OH OF the west side OF Lot No twelve, I'D IN block
No. Two 90 in Green's addi lion 10 The city OF Day-
as shown by the recorded plat Of said sddi
lion, which said ey ance vas made BY SAID FRED
erick panelsen and Doratha his wife, for the par-
pItne sum OF two hundred and any dollars, $3.50
for " hieh sum said Frederick Danesen did on the
Isr day OF May aforesaid, execute his pfoh'ssory
nute 10 said Blakemore, payable 10 one year atsr
date there's OF with interest Al ten per cent per an
mum, payable semi.annualiy. Aud now the said
note having become due aud payable, And the said
FredeItck Danelsen having failed W pay the same,
Andrew. Lawes, Trustee as aforesaid, do he rsby
giye notice, that BY virtue OF the power which Is In
ne said deed Of trust contained, will Saturday,
The iSth day October A d. 1856, al O'Clock In
The afternoon Of said day al the Court House door,
10 the highest bidder cash. the parcel OF land
boys described, OF much ther as shall be ne.
esssary to satisfy the amount then due upon said
and OF this notice. 49,
Dated this 23d day of September, A. Y. 1850.
sept "a dts ANDREW }. La W IS, trustee.
CAMPHENE AND sPrHIT GAS
| E~h' Savoy ALvoRD 4 VAN PATT9N.
10 0N0 FEET wfHIuW NlXs f6r 10y
| 3O.OUO ALvcRp g VAN PATTEN.
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Well Digging.

Well O1gSlng.
fI,HE subscriber Is at sll times ready 10 dig Wells
L aud Clsterns. He may be found at Mr.. smith 's
on Harrison, east side, between 9th aud tn SIS.
Aug d3ms EDWARD NEWTON.
Cheese!
nRlME Western Reserve and coantry Dairy sheeS"
II Tor sale wholesale aiii retail by ,.nr..
Aug ALsohp q M a., ,1.-1-n.--- a. 1n-
SAFETY FUSE
-. nn nnFEET a superior article, just from tie man
lD.UUUuiactory ior sale wholesale anu Isss a,ipn
| For Rent,
TY present residence, arison 81. at the head Of
v Teuth seven realms Also, i've rooms tenenentand
100 rsoms l.. H. PARKER.
July ~ dtf
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Howe Improved Patent
TRUa4 BRIDGES.


An ldNwy &. T.WEBB, LIE Claire Row.
Howe improved Patent
TRUSS BRIDGES.
flVHE unde rsigned are propr.etors OF The above
patent for the State OF Iowa, and are prepared 10
eeilract for the erectio o ! hallway or Highway
Bridges any length of span from 50 iee to 300 ies
in any part of the State. As me above Bridges have
be n adopted on most oflhe Railroads in the United
States we deem comment to their strength, dura-
biliLy and cheapness unnecessary. All eommuniea-
tons upon the subject will receive prompt attention
Address, STONE, BOOMER & BollNGioN,
feb Is-dwtf davenport, Iowa.
NOTICE.
nus Is ~ certify that the partnership heretofore
L existing between the nndenigned under the
na me aud stylo OF Shoup barksiow Is this DAY
dissolved by mutual consent,
All the demands outstanding in fAy0r Of said nfm
will be collected bv said Shouy.
B. r. SHOUP.
A, V. bARkALOW,
p Ihe arding aud Comm missioI business
viii hereafter be continued by b. shoupa Co,
al the same stand,
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Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.
I'hK undersigned areu opening new Copper,
Tin aad Sheet Iron JobBing shop, on Sec
oBd Street uear Harrison street. A fuli assortment
The aFious articles posing th stock OF CON
pIete Unaware and sieve stone. All sorts OF WELL
eisIeft agd uoube.Astng Force ramps eau nj all
times be hai "A the above mentioned place.
Lead Pipe, Sheet Load, sheet copper, Sheet Zine,
and Bathing rubs uB hand constantly.
Their long experience In the business makes the
subscribers c"uhdent ol satisfying all calls made in
their line.
Particular attention paid TO TIN Roofing and espe
ciaIly to selling Williams Patent Pump with ball
July IA, SO dtf BRUNNER & UAssEL.k
NEW TIN STORE.
TINEE subscribers have Just opened store On Har.
/ rison between Third and Fourth streets, where
they intend manufacturing ana Keeping constantly
"u hand all kinds oil
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Jobbing. Country IN. rchaEts can rely upon being
supplied with Tn ware at wholesale prices -.
Rage, old copper, lead, se., taken IN exchange fci
goods. LaiI6d dtfl GRANLEEs BELL.
LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY q
NJ DoNAhUE, successor 10 Messrs lie Claire&
M. davenport having purchased the above prem
ises is now prepared to Manufacture
STEAM ENGINES
oitde various kinds suitable to the wants of the cOun
try. Also, CASTINGS, for all ofthe different yafie-
lies Of MGe irings and Shafttngs Of all deerptions
House Work of the Latest styles,
aps sls, Brackets Columns ete., etc, always ON
hand, and make 10 order.
Connected with the above Is Forging shop, un-
der the direction OF men OF superior sAil;
Brsss and Composition OF Castings made 10 order,
isabbt Metal always on hand
My stock of Patterns for Machinery, building aud
name uai purposes, Is unsurpassed b5 any similar
establishment Ia the Nest
Repairing done al the shortest notice. Charges
reasonable. cash all tunes paid ioT Old Iron and
toppe -
Mrh2l d-wtf NJ. poAAHuE.
,....1Ig q ~ II lhn A lIliNL N.Y. 1
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nr ! ". II. BAKER
j. q, PARKER,

PHYSICIAN AND sURdEoN.
WUuLU ,rf,Tn, bis .rtsnis and the pubic ILat Le
aSs steEyEvd uis oGil5 10 the fost om1' ,"S
a. -l..I WV -.-'
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'rhE South fractional half oi hioek o. corner OF 10
1 Claire and FruuI Streets, suDdNided into Eleven
lois suitable for eolumodious Stores and Commis,
sion Houses is eaeredt to lease for The above namsd
larru Containing Steamboat Landing, with proxini'
Nv 10 Tho Rail Road Depot; makes II peculiarly n
dapted ior business purposes. Enquire oi
w. IL. HiLDREtH, East uay snpoFL,
i, 40 dltr or DAWSON TRUE, Davenport
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d OL ID r. Il VS.
WOOD, WOOD,

NJ 4 tLe CITY WOOD YARD, junction ofsecond and
klu ont streets We have now ON hand large assort
u,snt ul all kinds Of seasoned Wood Ramsiy
Maple, Ash, Oak, Hickory, &C.,
which selling cheap, also large quantity Of tehs
ing Posts, 70 Brick Makers and others who want
Wood by tin quantity, will make liberal tedneons
Il WILLIAMS & co.
June 2sth dtI,su22 81 davenport, Iowa
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE!
ON BRADY. BET. 4rH q 5TH sTs.
Ss1 The subscriber has taken q store as
vi above, where he il opening fresh stock
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES
Manufactured expressly for retailing, which he one,i
Reasonable Prices
either by the case, dozen single pair. He Will
receiving further regular supplies every week from
some Of the best manufactures In the East, and
speatuiiy soiisiIs ,I share oI pubic patronage.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Can here mud assortment OF ssasonabts
Prime Retailing Goods,
a low prices a. IN any establishment in the West.
Apl 10 dow u d. h. CARLETON.
HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.
ys,HIS inya uable compound 50 fully apprecia led
| by the American people, lie gaining wide celeb
rity aud has become permanently established the
Uest and most effective medicine OF the day Cert IN
daily pouring ia from all parts Of tue States
and the afflicted now re- joce there is help when
cry other remedy proves inc nectual Diseases which
for years proved source of misery, and agonzing
flure, have readily yielded be eneath It's Irresistible
etasrfal by It's extraordinary efficacy IL yoa want
pure aud genuine Safsaparilia, (thap which is as
. rurent aud su perlor To Bulls any other
. I'D as one thing is capable OF being To another,
then take Huriey's, for out OF thousands OF cases
scattered through Alabama, Mississippi, Wisconsin,
Indiana, Missouri and Kentucky, II has never ia
single u been known to taii, and viii cure be-
,0nd all doabt
Dyspepsia, OF Inaieestion,
scrofula, Kings Evil,
Affections Of the Bones, Syphilis,
Debility, habitual CostiVsness,
Erysipelas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Piles,
Female Irregularities, fistula,
skin Diseases, Diseasd Kidneys,
and a greatand Powerful Tonic, purifying the
Blood, and invigorating the on tire system.
The medicine, though prepared at great expense
e the price is SO rate that Il society may Oh
lain H. THOMAS A. HURLEY,
ManufacloTy, corner OF Seye nth and Green sts.
Louisville, Ky.
NT.aEnr Ia nj wholesale retail by
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NJ O r. G. e!

- q. DAWSON & co. have formed 8
% partnership with + II Grggs, under the name
ahd s.yie OF Dawson. Griggs 4 Co, to lake effect
un The let day si NoyomDer, 1855.
All persons having unsettled accounts itn the old
nlm 70 requested " call and settle. Octz5
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY {

GEO. w. ELLIS & CO.,
No. 7, LsClaire Row.
TIAgE made large additions to their stock as follows
A general assortment ui Books from the Ne" lofk
A 6no lyt Of Pictures from Gupis French Galley Of
Gll. Wax. and slahogony Moaidings for frames
FOR THE LADIES.
assortment OF Lubn's genuine periumery emprsc
...E Joeky Club Hose Musk, West End, &e.
Also
pistprss Port Monaes Papier Mscha Work Boxes Pearl
inIad Card Cases, aCa sc.
d q Il ID ~ E.vS
inst R.ce,ysds superior lot VI Murtons Extra Diamond
p,it,. also raTkal's Sectional Map af iuWa ia Gases
and un Rollers.
ALWAYS ON HAND.
rersl assortment Of Bladk BOOK s. Stationery, Wall
pSusr and a low Law and Medical Works, such Black
.tnss Iommeutores, Coke apon Liteton Code OF Iowa
luit.i States Dspen saoTS Woods, Matans and Beech
/, Practice Of MediciAe.
pr,,.s ot all our stock as low any other house,
iiod. too numerous 60 admit Ot tPublsghin8 prices
n.yeutoIt Iowa June eth, 1885.
COLLECTOR.
tUHN A. GUY will auend to the collecting OF
rJ debts lAk ing subscriptions for Newspapers and
iu a I,euefsI Agency business. Once No. 10 Oh 6
Building , ,..,--
,-u 4
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

uIEIbGe correspondence.
KEY WEST jan 25 the depa the Star
West the sd have the fol owing additional nior
nation
23d brig Herald Keene Charleston bound ST Marks
schrs Gov Anderson Wilson, 1ougas; spoord Tucker.
Charleston.
Also arr brig Beeo Ryder Smith Ntnatlau Mexico with
Of log~ood and mahogany. bound She
distress enkDg IN her works She viii discharge the
deck load cauk frem the Consigned 10 f
24h-Air brig Horsto Sanders, Mobile
2AIr brig HUNT Pfster, Chareston pilot boat Cham
pjop Geieer Deg Rocks with the and materials OF ship
Vary Hale.
SID banks Mary Bertey Bentley Londonderry; W Blod
ge Wait nio the bay for freight brig Herald, Keene st
Marks.
MANAHAWKIE, NJ, Jan 27The schr Pacific has been
6cthGtt ard the the ridge ready tor shipment
the hay breaks which hard
very cold ard showing ~ present.
The chr May Nile has been unlosded Mr. jennings and
the IA condition She sold by Mr. Jen.
mnts pur by James HAYWOOD for s425 Mr.
has htr party raised Of the pand and there
she will be out of danger
The ftr Echo stripped her rigging by Mr. Jen
nirgs She will total logs. the coal coming out Of
her
bods have been picked up, supposed belonged
to the spanish bark.
rBnADEIPHIA, Jan 3i-Cd ship Philadelphia Poole,
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Brooklyn City News.

CoRoNRR's koUsr.-Coroner Hanford held an inquest
last evening upon the body Of the infant Of Dr. Edward
West which found deed in its nurses arms ut the
Fulton ferry, on Wednesday afternoon Drs Banks and
Bsiock were examined ard from their testimony II ap-
pears that IL died of suocaon caused by the enlarge
ment Of the thienus gland also appeared that It WAS
consitutiopaIy diseased ts mother having died soou
after it, Dir Of consumption. The jury found verdict
In accordance with the testimony Of the physicians.
COATING Down HnI--The practice Of shedding down
hill now generally prscsised BY the boys and often re-
cults In serious accidents. Some days since lad had his
teeth knocked out and Yesterday LADY erossiar the
corner Of Washington and York streets had her sacs
fractured By sled vhish rsa against hes,
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stabhang A2kay at the Barker House, Brook
lyn-One Man Kllled.
An ARRAY occurred In the Barker House. st tbs junction
Of Union street and Hamilton avenue, some time last
evening" which resulted In the death Of man named
Michael Mclaughlin BY stabbing. Al near as We could
ascertain appears that Mclaughlin Pat Murphy and
four or Eve Others entered the barroom OF the hotel
and In some way disturbance occurred between them
ard the boarders, some eight ten Of whom were
present at the time Weapons Of all Kinds were used
during which one of the boarders drew largs dirk
knife and plunged it the entire length OF the blade
into the left eide Of Mclaughlin. One man who
witnessed ii Gays the knife went completely
through the body. The intestines severed,
and the wounded man died in fifteen minutes after wards
The together several policemen OF the Third
district who free in the Of their ciu d in quel
Ing disturbance and OF the bellgerents were
ve,ely bruised. Murphy was badly hurt and several
others injured. Some eight or ten persons were
into custody participants accessories and wit
all of whom locked up In the Third district
station house. Among those arrested wsa James
Barker the proprietor Of house and his bother In
consequence Of the aeness Of the hour and the excite
ment that prevailed the OF the others could not
asceriained The cells full OF the parties suspect
ed. 81 OF whom will be detained until Inquiry can be
made. Mclaughlin, the murdered man, recently came
from California He Is young man, and stone cutter
by trade 1t i'm possible to ascertain who inflicted
the fatal wound The full particulars viii be dyulged to-
day. At present IL Is not known who Is to blame.
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Mr.. g. MoY1AS delivered an address, last evening" to
large audience at the stuyvesant Institute in behalf Of
the Young Mems Roman Catholic Benevolent Associa
ton. Hecommenoed BY stating the objects and ends of
the societythAt Ii Was self supporting and that the
object members the present occasion was not no
much 10 seek pecuniary aid TO increase It's member
ship he then spoke Of the various societies existing
our midst, br ely REVERSING them for the purpose of
Drawing conclusion In favor Of the one he Advocated
In connection with the Souper and other
societies II present exciting In Ireland the speaker took
cecason 70 psy well merited and eou uens tribute to
some Of the champions Of CAtholcity, am,nsat whom
were Archbishop McIsle Very Rev. Dr. Cahili and the
late distipg pisbed statesman and editor, LucAa
The address throughout steaed 10 With much tn.
tece4t, end ur. n, vss trsQusotly spPaAsdsa
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leaders Of the forces OF ths Onion 10
tafs not mercy ga 000 but even $50 900 worth Of good
and In some even more than 500 900.
But ALAS bore must stop, entreatng ofyou 70 study
attebtvey the motives for which imprudent and may
add cuipable did not hesitate TO sring misfor
entire and perfectly innocent population.
You will have especially to examine the moral value
Mr. Fsbens then Consular Agent Of the United States
end now m0ye dhol in this service of General Walker
inquiry also. sured, directed by Mr. Wheeler,
United States Minister In Nicaragua; inquiry, IN
shlrt which, to harmonic with the cruel destruction of
GreytowD also with the incrt dibe qualification
justly applied to the unfortur inhabitants OF that
~n by his Exceency President Pierce IN his cage of
Of that toson had lost little nothing!
repeat wish to believe the entire good faith Of
the executive power Of the Union but in admitting that
it follows that that power has been audaciously and
bsseiy deceived. Honest men II all nations therefore,
ente, tain the hope that government viii fully and
Loyalty gnize the Into which 1t has been
fatally plunged which 1t do by giving all its personal
aid 70 to the most complete signal and 1t is to be hoped
prompt repair alton OF this deplorsbe e.enr-
With regard TO the appeal which, through these lines
have to the Amt ricsn ration and TO it's honorable
Congress- have the firm conviction that, addressed as 1t
is to the honor the mora and the higl proty OF the
entire Unlon il viii ne Without effect, ana that In
of its hrst ittipgs your honorable Congress wall
eace BY appropriation, this dstk cloud which, since
the 18th July 1854 furnishes the brancy Of tie Anne
rican constellation.
freh b. nds Of close and siucerr alliance viii unite
your country TO mine and Great Britain,
remain, gentlemen, your very humble servant and
the since. o sdmirer of your nation,
PHILIPPE AUGUSTA DE BARREL BEAUvERr,
Delegate of the French population Of Greytown.
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Q5v~ See Correspondence above
has made another fine passage Mobile having from
this port the 2s at IL NJ and arrived Mobile at Pm on
the b January thus ping her passage days
az nine hours including her stoppage at EAvsna
Capt Atkinson of bark Venus win accept our thanks for
fas0rs
Mr. Toward Perry Engineer OF Underwriters went down
yesterday IN wrectne schooner the schr Chas Colgate
Abeecon for the pumping out
bringing her into port
spP FOREST KING Luce with 1872 coal from York
about Aueust last arrived San del Sur Jan Is.
Cart wriepbs hi passage long tedious
detained In the North Atlantic Is by cams
MARE Through which he passed. 81 days he did moi reef but
twice during the time He was % days making northng on
Cape 40 days making but 200 miles continued
westerly GALES Had fine from lat Sc Al g. lon rs az
Bss bearing rs miles IL than 70 days on Cape Horn
the ship received heavy dsmaae SAILS rigging works.
Ac On 18th ard 2oth November had gale Capt
experienced. struck the ship which broke
as hsh a. The msnop taking The main spencer clear IRON
the bca breaking her pieces ALSO
spars the eewsrd and the buwsrks; st0ye life
pieces and anober boat badly stovo Six hours
nppe Ssss cen decks broke the r and he ancnoas be-
the fore and main rigging the etArboerd de broke
the forward house., took only iockers and galley xinss
deck beam and the ssnchicns which supported
etove coeet took head rails sde
started tho o.her sde stove syfsbs 40 lost mzen topss
mast stay, all going cear and two oheu badly
ppl spit tvo oretnpsai ioA TIVE opmasi suddiug sails
and ppea carried AvAy main tscks and much
ruY rigging. a. dA corederNbis other dAmAge Cant
Luce adds vs. mua he ship, abe
soSh nd b,s sco4 wha - "a az oaps Horu" tsssd "a