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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01

A singular accident occurred April
-, It Holywell, where . travelling
meuagerie was exhibiting: A sudden
and violent gust of wind overturned
four Of the Caravans, killing four per
sons aud injured upwards Of twelve
others. The c. ravans, eleven in noun
her. formed the tour sides OF a quad
ranpIe being covered by canvass sup
ported on poles running down the cen
ter and fastened to the outside OF the
vans. Towards evening the weather
became stormy, the rain falling heav'-
", and the wind blowing with great
fierccness. A large number Of per-
sons. nevertheless, assembled TO visit
the exhibition, the quadrangle being
we'll filled. BY half.past eight the
wind had increased almost to hurri-
cane, and the site on which the cara
vans stood being considerably elevated,
it mad great power there. The keeper
had inst come out Of the lions den, and
had ascended the ladder to describe
the animals in an adjoining compart-
ment, when . sudden gust Of wind
blew the four caravans on that side
over into the quadrangle. These, in
their fall, carried with them the can
vass roof, which, in its descent, ext,n-
guished the lamps by which the exhi-
bition had been illuminated. A terri
bic scene ensued. The spectators, who
had been listening to the description
of the keeper, were gathered around
the vans that fell. Those nearest the
vans perceived thatthey we're topping
over, and pressed back upon the per-
sons behind them. The crowd, how
ever was so great, that before they
conld escape, the vans had reached aae
ound,buryiug beneath them many Of
those who had been in the front ranks.
The shrieks of the people were ming
led with the yells Of the animals. The
place was wholly in darkness, and for
few moments the utmost confusion pre-
vailed. Immediate efforts, however,
we're made to rescue those who were
lying beneath the vans. Ropes were
obtained, and in a short time the vans
were raised sufficiently high to admit
Of the extraction of the unfortunate
sufferers. Four were taken out dead,
and twelve dangerously wounded. In
the CONSERVATION caused by the acct
dent, it was at first rumored that some
of the beasts had escaped but this was
not the case. The animals in the over
turned caravans we're lions, tigers, leop-
ards and bears, and these seemed to
have been greatly terrified by the up
SO ting. They made no noise, whatev-
er, while the monkeys and other ami.
mails in the opposite vans screamed
and yelled frightfully.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01
THE NEW YORK NEWS.

There is no Democratic newspaper
in the United States to which more
Importance is to be attached than
the New York News, and very few, il
any, that exert wider or more salu-
tary influence. Ever since this Jour-
nal has been in existence, it has visited
our editorial room daily, and has ever
been welcomed As an honored friend.
In ito political character it has ever
been consistent /; turning neither to
the right nor to the left, but has bold.
ly and fearlessly advocated aud pro-
claimed the principles Of Democracy
in oil it's purity. We are glad to no
tice its great political and pecuniary
success. 1t has now circulation Of
about 10000 daily, and $4,000 week.
ly. Success to the News.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01
Great = Earthquake In Ecuador.-Tho CITY
OF Quito Destsoyed--2s 900 to 5000
Lives Lost
PANAMA, Sunday, April II, s!

PANAMA, Sunday, April II, SO.
Onthe 22d day OF march, at half
past eight in the morning, an earth
quake which shook the mountain range
Of the Chimborazo for the space Of
four minutes, destroyed almost entirely
the city of Quito, and killed from 2,
900 to 5000 persons. The churches,
monasteries, converts and State edific-
es are almost all r. ut to fragments.
The Convent Of San Augustin, the
Tabernacle de la Capilla, the Temple
Of the Segrario, the Cathedral, the
Convent of Santa Catalina, the Palac-
10 del Obispo, the Chapel of la MERGED,
the ChapeIs of the Cathedral, of the
Compania, of the Hospital, of CARMEN
Vajo, the cloisters, Of the Convent Of
Santa Domingo, a part Of the Convic-
torio of San Fernando, are all partially
or wholly in ruins. Also, the converts
of San Diego, Santa Clara and Santa
Barbara. There is scarcely house in
the city that is not badly damaged.
That portion OF the Palace occupied
BY the Minister of the Interior, great
part of the College of San Luis and
the splendid mansion of DR.. Albuja,
have also fallen. All the principal
buildings Of the neighboring towns Of
San Antonio, Cotocolla, Machacha,
Chillogallo and Magdalena have been
destroyed. The loss Of property is es-
timated at three millions of dollars
and from the pove-sy of the people it
will be impossible to repair and re-
build any great number Of the better
class Of edlfccs destroyed: The shocks
were felt simultaneously in Tacuuga,
Ambato and Alausi, and in Tinpullo
the earth opened IN various places.
The earthquake was also felt at Quay
aquil, but did no damage there.
The temples Of San Francisco, del
Ssgrario and Santa Clara were of beau
tiful architecture the temples and
converts Of Santo Domingo, Ia MERGED
and San Augutin, all had fine stone
facaders and towers; the temples Of
Santa Catalina AMI Conception, and
the Hospital, also had stone facades.
Quito is said to contain about so,
900 inhabitants. 1t is built on an ex-
tensive plain against the mountains OF
Panecillo and Pinchinche, and is about
$500 feet above the level of the seas.
Most of the houses are two stories,
some three, and q part one story.
Many are built of burnt brick with
handsome facades, but the greatest
portion are unburned brick or adobe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01
New. DR.. Chapin,s Chuech.-A large 10.
come.

At . meeting Of the Fourth Universal
ist Society, on Wednesday evening at
the church in Broadway, for the cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year,
Messrs. Daniel 7. Marshal, Thomas
Walker and Lemuel Smith, were APP
pointed trustees-the two latter being
reelected. DR.. Chaplin will, Of course
continue his pastoral relations with
the Society, = salary Of six thousand
dollars having b.sn voted him. 1t ap-
pears that the income of the Church
for the past year, from pew rents, &C.,
have amounted to about seventeen
thousand dollars; the Society is near
" free from debt, and the condition of
the church has never been more pros
porous, or the relations between pastor
and people more gratifying.
Alter May lst, some arrangements
will be made by which some free seats
will be thrown open to strangers. At
present, numbtns are obliged to lesve
At every service, unable to find q place.
Next Sunday being Easter, Spec,-
81 Communion will be celebrated, after
the usual morning service. The mu-
sic at this church 10 entirely congrega-
tiee-the children of the sunday
school taking the lead.-N. Y. Post,
22x
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01

IHs NEW PLArroRM.-The Repub-
mean party has adopted = new plat
form. One plank in it runs as follows:
mo more "e'o States be they slave or
free, unless they are for Negro equul.
ity."
10 prove our assertion, we quote
the following from the New York Tri.
bune
"If Oregon, in 1860, unbalanced bv
Kansas, shall elect . pro-slavery Presii-
dent then woe 10 those Republicans
whose votes shalD have enabled her 10
: do 90 r as
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01

LEAvENwoRrH, K. T., April 81.
Agents here and at other points
have been secretly urging emigration
forward to the gold regions, with =
vie Of forming . nucleus at Pixies
Peak for = decent on Durango and
Chihuahua.
No concerted plan has As yet been
given to the emigrants,but the leaders
Of the movement base their hopes on
the ENCOURAGEMENT Of gold in the
country, and the probable dissatisfac-
ton of great numbers with the pros
pect at the mines.
1t il estimated that 10000 have al
ready left different points on the Mis-
souri, river.
There is . company organizing in
Kansas City for Arizona, under the su-
perintendence Of CIarkson, formerly
postmaster.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01
The Litchfield (Conn.) Enquirer Of

The Litchfeld (Conn.) Enquirer Of
April FL, says:
We know . man in Western New
York, who could not write when he
was married, but who was instructed
BY his wife. % thoroughly that within
FIVE years after his marriage he Wa
elected High Sheriff Of the county,
and within ten years, served four years
IN CongresA and y now one Of the
snost peomihept finsncien IN the Km.
yits 6taee, President of:a baak, and
worth probably half = million Of del.
lara
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01

~ The Russian Gazette Of St.
Petersburg, Of the 18th, contains an
article on Cuba, which contends that
the possession Of the Colony is indis-
Pensible to the security Of the United
States. Tho article, however, recon-
mends the Americans to extend their
influence in the Island solely BY means
OF their superior civilization, which it
says have thus far been their best aux
iliries in making conquests.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01

APPRAIsMESr or RAILROADS IN Ik-
prANA.-Under IN act Of the last SEES
sion Of the indiana Legislature, the
appraisers appointed by the different
roads, through which the roads pass,
have placed the value Of the Cincinnati
and Chicago at $4,000 per mile, and
the Peru and Indianapolis road at 81
600 per mile. This valuation includes
all the rolling stock, depots, shops,
station houses, sheds, and every spe-
sizes Of property owned by the com
panies respectively.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01

In q case brought before Judge
Perkins, Of Madison, Ind, the Indiana
Bank brought suit against Henry L.
Davis for damages sustained by pro-
test made by defendant against plain
tiff. The facts in the case are that
defendant presented to the Bank
$4,000 in notes Of its own issue. The
bank offered to redeem oil the notes
under slO in silver, and oil of the de-
nomination Of $40 in gold. The de-
PENDANT demurred, which raised the
question, I" When the notes Of . bank
Of the denomiaatios Of fiss dollars and
under are presented at one and the
same time for redemption, and the
amount 20 presented exceeds in the
aggregate 1--WE dollars, il the bank
bound to redeem the whole amount in
gold coin - one aggregate debt, or
may abe seperate the notes and redeem
those Of Eve dollars and under in silver
coin"
The court sustained inc demurrer,
thereby deciding that the bank could
not seperate the notes, but was bound
to redeem the whole amount demand
ed ~ IN aggregate debt The cause
stands for trial ct the next term.
(Prom the Utica Herald.l
The Buffalo Commercial notices !
decision made by the Court of Appeals
in the case of Oliver Lee l. Co.'S Bank
against Wells D. Walbridge last week.
The issue was made distinctly on the
question whether the making OF paper
payable below, is usury. It was claim
ed, on the part Of the defendant, that
the bank, in exacting from him paper
payable in the city Of New York, OBJ
tanned more than legal interest, ADD
was guilty. Of usury. The final decision
Of the Court Of Appeals distinctly
afirms tho right Of Banks to negotiate
paper payable 10 The city oflNsw York
with il attsndant 1dvantaess. Whseh.
se they arc permitted to rsquirs such
papsrj W ars not intufnsd, but mp.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01

MONITOR every fraction over forty an addition
sl delegase has been ollowed.
Particular attention 10 called TO the csion or the
Democratic STATE Conventions for several past years
prohibiting all representation by proxy votes.
The several County Central Committees are sspe-
olay requested 70 see that county meetings be held
for she purpose Of sending delegates.
JAS A. wILLIA9SON,
CAN State Dem. Er. Conn.,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01

INTRODUCTION or TIE TEA PLAxr.-The
Government j. ssriously prosecuting the en-
tRprise Of Introducing into M U.itel
oees the culture Of the tss plant A hin
4eew On her voyage ffoa Canton . Nex
Ysek with 10000 plants, selected WITH
(ssas sass BY spseial agent II Ne patsat
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01

poss that they are. The decision adds
very largely to the money making
capacity - country banks while il set
ties . vexed question. in commercial
ethicn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01
CHICAGO.

PROM
G. n. ecRlvEN'e
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
No. 63, DEARBORN IT., CHICAGO.
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
OF CANADA.
IRA DELIGHTFUL AND hOAANTIC ROUTE.d
FROM THE WEST TO
Boston, New York and the EasseYn states,
Via the Nichigon Central, Grsat Wsstern, Ogdens.
buroh and Vernon Central and
Grand Trunk Railroad Of Canada.
Passengers By this route have opportunity OF
visiting some Of the graneest and most wonderful
scenery in the world, including Toronto, Niagara
FdAs, Suspensio'. Fridge, the 7not.sdnd Isiands.
Rapids OF the st Latorenee, Quetnc, Montreal,
Wk,fs Mountains, the Tubular B,fdgs, tnedrty 2
miles in length, Lake dhamplain. Falis OF Mont
n.orendi, 1udsOn Kirer, etc, etc.
On and after May l, 1855 baggage will b checked
through from Chicago.
TO EMIGRANTs.
Passages may b. secured at the once ofthe compa.
ny In Chicago ny sailing vessels from London Liver
pool, Pymoutl, Glasgow, Bristol, HUH. Aberdeen
and Aontrose An agent OF the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD experimenting the removal OF emil
grants and baggage at Quebec free of charge.
Fare from go to >S3 to Chicago, including cooked
provisions.
The Mammoth steamship
LAVA r. II AN,
OF $4,000 foxs, AHD TOO ssEs LONG
Is under contract to this company for one or more
trips to Portland this year Toursts return tickets
from Chicago the chief towns In Europe will short
" Be Issued. Tickets from Chicago for III points
Nast, also for the Leviathsn or for the y. o. D. D.
Cos ships obtained 1T the Office Of the Grand
Trunk Railroad, No. So Dearborn street; Chicago.
nxHAN0s ON RUROPB.-0tght Drafts ON London
st ave dollars per pound sterling. may BE- procured
st the olice Of the brand ZssRk Railroad, In Obi.
cago!
WARRACK,
Agent OF Or. Trunk = Co, Of Canada.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01
REMOVALS..

H u NJ q " a S
HARDWARE ON COMAISSlON.-The subseri-
II Der has removed his entire stock Of NARDwIRs
10 his store In Nlchols Block, corner OF 6econd
and Brady streets, sign Of the BROAD AXE, where
hs Will keep On hand gsuoTal assortment Of goods
In his line.
CARPEN11 RS, BUILE rs.
BLACKSMi1,HS, MA CHLNIS7S,
IZNNNERS AND FARMERS
viii here ind . large and well assorted etock Of
Shelf and Heary Hardss are
which will be cold BY the undersigned ct ten 10
twenty-five per cent less than ever before offered In
this market.
Country dealers can buy st this store q - lov
ratss - q g. L0ais Or Chicago. Oell and examine
before puTeh asing- elsewhere.
1oodtf J. O. WA0H BURN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01

THE subscribers have rented and fitted up aiarse
u house situate
o. Third, between Mein and Brady SITS,
and sss nov prepared to accommedste twenty dav
boarders, and Elk or eieht with lodging Also Ane
ousto Of rOoGno fog gentleman and lady.
DeveupoSs, March :, 1850
weA1 0ILLBTT DIOUDEBEn0BD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01
HALT WINE.
McKNICHT'D MALT WIN E.

vTVHE subecribe offers for comparison ith any
i hind Of Imported Ale, his MALT VINE.
HIS canfid, nee in the superiority Of this superb
extract Of MALI and 1oPs ID vsrraated ~ the nm
II has already attained 10 the Hid
do and Dastsrn Gsat.s.
~ production IL The result Of % years. practical
experionee combined With the facilities On rded by
one a. the largest Breveries IN the unaeea ossses
ooatsintng Oh thu latest imprevemnts, sdopeed az
ter recens personal mspecson Of TIE British Sfsw'
eylss, WITH ne express view q insscessasgs
sesnAasa Americas Malt Llssss.
10 \ Q puss aSe4ic veraeo-e eoe0ecee seeeese
tive and teo1e-bottlsd expressly far eeAse ocej fer
hotsls asd los tnvalids-uneGscsed n 0neses -
~ 9 ma haow svsn.the tmttesaea tes:eO ~
1sr Isalysis, nscsmnsn1asicus - sssAssD0
InHN McIuI0HT. Dssvss,
ae/as AtoaNv, Y
CopoFencfshfP Notice.
VsuD eunansss Aavs tAls day aesealo:e1 M
y - 1he1es =. neeeesis - 49, ~ ~ S ~. ~
~ n -. fSsSaai = -.
...s.1.. FL. ssas.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01
Buffalo h Lake Huron Railroad.

CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT.
At the above ONCE tickets for New York, Boston,
and oil 4tatihns on the New York Eric and New
York Central Railroads can be obtained.
WARRACX,
AGENT Of 4 L II Railgosd,
apYl01ly Chr No 86 Dearborn st.. Chicago
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01
Whole Tickets $1,000, Halves q:
Quarters $780,
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The numbers from TO 60 900 corresponding with
those numbers the tick ,ts printed on separate
slips of paper, encircled with small tin tubes and
placed 10 one wheel.
The first 179 Prise, similarly printed and e. cir.
eied, are placed In another whrei.
The wheels are then revolved, and . nnmb.r IL
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and st the same
time Prise is drawn from the tthsr wheel. The
ed to the audience end registered b. the 1mmis-
sioners; the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn This operation y repeated until The Prisss
are drawn out
and the two suoeeedmg Numbers to th0oe drawing
the nrst nine Pyises will be entitled TO the 4a0 Ap
pYoximat!0n PYisss Ror example: II 1Sckes No
bered 1l24s I2249 1881, 1882 Will esch b entitled
= AGO. II Ticket No. 80 dlaws the $4,000 Prise,
thoss tickets numherng 6l6. $40. 6oI, $50. II each
be entitled 70 $780, and 80 on according to The shove
scheme.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

--.-
rDR. NAM. ths ssDe~ned dieos%rsr q 49,
iuvslssble renedys Or. usns's Axue B.isam. ,,ni
coutinncs 70 lator In bfhaif Of the afflicted. M.
medicines are universally admitted BY ths America.
press, 20 b far superior 10 any and al others eve,
discovered for the treatment Of chs fever and ,ru.
and oil ntel nittents. There canh no doubt, IL ve
can place confidence ia the irnumerabe sss,,,oo.,.
witch Doctor has in hts possession that II In tia
creates, discovery ever made In the science Of e.
cine The attention q our readers is called 70 The
advertisement Of this Balkan found In another %,
feripg this disease, viz chils, fever and ssu@
70 avail themss.vrs Of : tvtsl u this rsosdy.
Eols ~ all good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01

WOODS HAIR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oil prep
arations for the hair that have been introduced -
infaiirie. none has given the satisfaction or
esin-i the popularity thas Prof. woods Hair Rssto.
raiive GOV hss. His Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumcrabie fashionable toilets, and the
ladies, wherever they have tested Il, pronounce II
y erlcss article. They md whore che hair 10 thin
ned, that u crestss . fscsh ssovth--shat II fully
restores the vegstAtivs power Of the roots on the
denudsd places and the nbrss 70 shoot forth
suew-that II desoives and removes dandrun pre-
vents grxyness restores the hair TO It's original color
when grsynsss has actually supervised. gives rich
iu.trc mpsrts the softness and hexibiy Of silk to
the hair and keeps always iuxurant, healthy and
In full vigor.-G. Y. Ty]tune.
Sold BY all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01

LrBsRAL.-The Cincinnati Gazette
estimates that in 1860 the population
Of Iowa will be 100000 very lib
eral estimate. In SO the census gave
us $50, 900, and at the present time we
estimate the population at about six
hundred thousand.
We learn from the Iowa Statesman
that the Charles Rogers" has made
successful trip to Fort Dodge and
back to Des Moines, and that Capt.
Beers reported the navigation Of the
river above the Fort better than below.
X. X. AccIDKsr.-A freight train
ran of tho track on the Burlington and
Missouri River X. X, near Batavia, on
Wednesday Of last week, throwing
three cars of the track, and killing
some fifteen head Of cattle with which
they were loaded.
The City Councilof Burlington have
imposed license Of SIS upon small
boarding houses The Barrett House
license is S75. The boarding house
keepers are indignant.
TIN ORK.-Thc Fairfield Ledger
speaks OF the discovery Of orc in Jeff-
erson county, on the banks Of Walnut
Creek, and thinks it may prove more
valuable than gold mine At Pixies
Peak, if it should be found to exist in
any considerable quantity.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01
FORSALEORLEASE.
Per Sale.

~ $1,000 go twenty -,
- e - tsvn u Iess ~
sS.S ~ r. T. san1ess and hapdssns1v $500 -
ss~.sss 49, 1ssa1sirpa. msy "a = ~ - -
~: - ses'.s. ssgsire Of Mc.srs. Dance. -. =
-. ross Syren, DIARIES J. RoSsrs ~
DaAd Aren't. No s. prsdv TO-.
~ Also. eunSerless Aes!ra by. piecss ~ 49,
M noar re ciaies Of Davenport md b. go =.
noylo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-01

In Oslessns TIGAets oP Cos00cstoo,
Bneloss the money 70 aedssss fer ths Tickets &c
dsred, on receipt Of which they VIII Be foswesdedc
any ngure they may dseisnete.
ne lIet OF drawn numbers and prisss Win b sent
% puYchasers inmetiateiy efteT the drawing.
- Purchseers viii please write their sigma
tuSes plain, and give thsir fost once County and
state.
r. Remember that every prize 10 osswn sno pay
able In fnll without deduction
- All prizes Of u, 600 and usder Paid imnedi.
stey afier the dsawiDg-other prizes - TIE nasal
time OF thirty days. $50
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
Mex INNEY 4 CO.,
SAVANNAH, GA.
orr1cr MASONIC HALL BLOCK, BULL ST., sAvAN-
uAH
~, Aiist of the numbers that are drawn froO
the wheel With the amount Ct the prize that each
one q emitted to- will b. published efteS every
drawing lin the Savannah Daily News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
BY TeleRraph.


BOSTON, FEB. 22-stesaer Jossph Whitney from ~
more paAsed Highland Light at 10 M Day with 10" s
SPOKEN 9Th inst Ia. So S. lon 81 90 shp James Bessa
nom New York Tor Liverpool 49,.
cleH.
LONG BRANCH, FEB. q ,unse.-wlna Ugh. from s."'
HIGHLANDS, Feb. a. sunsst-Wind Hss. hen " ~.
esthsI clear One brig Ia ofins bound in Ths Hssn-r
alop r,de -
SANDY HOOK, Feb. q nse-wind Hsh, from n n W.
W.aih.r clear
NkW-oRLEANs, FEB. 2l.-An. ships Asssstn5 ~ ~
nork Columbus, PElseephs St. Patrick, Lyefposii W.
hathbone HAVE bark suitana. RIO JaE-iIo.
Feb 10, ships Maid Of Orleans New.Yorki rshss
Liverpool; Franklin Haven, Boston