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SheriRs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court, In and for the
County of Lincoln, State Of Nevada. and 10 me
directed and delivered. for Judgment rendered
in said Court on the 10th day Of january, A, d,
1876, in favor Of r. w, Simpson, and against
Pat Holland and G. G.. Berry, for the sum of
two thousand seven hundred and seventy six
40-l00 gold coin dollars debt, with interest
thereon at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum
from January 10th. 1876. and all accrung costs
and interest, / have levied upon the following
property, to wit:
That certain piece Of property lying and be-
ing on the Highland road, in Lincoln County,
State of Nevada. and known as the Phoebe
Record newspaper property. together with the
building thereon, which is known as the Record
printing office. have also levied upon all
that certain piece or parcel of land situate lying
and being on the easterly line Of Main street,
Phoebe. Lincoln County, Nevada, with the
buildings thereon, said building and property
formerly used and occupied as the Phoebe
Record printing and publishing office.
Notice Is hereby given that on
Wednesday, the I'D day of My,
A. ID. 1876.
will sell all the right, title and interest Of
said P. Holland and G. G. Berry in and to the
above described property, at the Court. house
door, in Lincoln county, at 10 o'clock m, at
public auction. for cash in hand to the highest
and best bidder, to satisfy said execution and
all costs.
A. FIFE, Sheriff.
apl2-td BY q. BRDsAIL, Deputy.
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NOTICE.

r HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS IN
i dsbted to me TO call and make an immedi-
ate settlement Of their Indebtedness. otherwise
will be compelled to place the said sccounta
In the proper legal hands for collection, and
will do 10 In very short time.
CHA6. STEIN,
Lower Main street.
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And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board OF Trustees. made on the 2sth day Of
December, 1875, 30 many shares Of each parcel
Of said stock as may be necessary win be sold
at public auction, at the once Of the Company.
No. AIS California street, lover the once Of the
Union Insurance Company, San Francisco, Cal.
noni., on Friday. the Third day Of
Of said day, to pay said DELINQUENT assesament
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
T.w. COLBURN. Secretary.
Omce-Rooms over the ONCE Of the Union In.
surance Company, No. as California street. San
Francisco, California. nntd
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Notice! Notice! Notice!
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

r THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE VI
i Margaret Pascoe, deceased. ,-.,oa
Notice is hereby given by the unaeIs,sn "a
Administrator of the estate Of Margaret rasovv'
deceased, to the creditors Of, and slI Tiso. u'
having claims against the said deceased "
hibit them, with the necessary youcaeas, W. .his
ten months after the first puohca.V.hSs " osscs
Of Bishop 4 sabin. Attorneys at Law, at Pi0'hS
in the county Of Lincoln. 80.
Dated at Phoebe, May 18th, 1870. -,,,.tor.
my0O.td e.. TURNER, Adminisu'N.
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DELINENQUT SALES.


Meadow Valley Mining Company
County Nevsda.-Eotice-There is delinquent
upon the following described Stock on account
Of Assessment (No. 1o1 levied on the twenty
eighth day Of December. 1878, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the rcspec-
tive Shareholder a. follows:
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N NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A to be indebted to the Indepe ndent
Market. lately run by GreenleAf D0bbins,
on Main street, and settle their accounts imme-
diately with J. M. Dobbins, otherwise they
VIII be placed In the hands Of an oficer for
collection.
Phoebe, New. Dec. Is. 1875.
dl6-S0d i'm. DOBBINS.
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CALL AND SETTLE.

A LII BILLS AND ACCOUNTS DUE TO
"A me must be paid by Monday, January
18th. 1870, otherwise they will be placed in the
Immediately after that date.
Phoebe. January 2lst, 1876.
jsSo-d oHAs. GoEDICKR.
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N Office.

"a the fiscal year 1875 are now due and pawn
BILE, and the law In regard to their collection
will be strictly enforced.
NILES CULLEN,
Treasure Lincoln County. Nevada, and sx-
oERcio Tax Receiver
Phoebe, New, October 18th. 1875.
o19-u
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NOTICED.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A indebted to J. Myers Bro. will please
atsly, Otherwise all accounts remaining unset-
tlsd' on the drst dAv Of January, 1876, viii be
placed IN the hands Of an ofIicer for collection.
dlT-h J. MYERS BRO.
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PIPIFAX

vv,HE Ros1cRUC1AN WERE se csrmsny
Philosophers who fourisnea ~ n,osecuted
during the seventeenth century, alu aEc,ence and
profound researches into Nataiaaa ,scoyer the
Occult Philosophy, and sought 70 ui'''
ELIXIR OF LIFE.
Although some superstition may s ns IN
developed among them and otner a. ar,eptitt
search for the Elixir vite, yet there IA astrolo
truth ct the bottom Of all Alchemy nv orartiesd
gy. They were impressed with tnep''
HERBAL PREPARATIONS,
And found dynamic and psychslosi' 'O''
the extract Of certain plants.
- II - II II -
Ia due to the researches Of learned scnvi
Europe among the archives OF the nO''
It Is made Of
TWENTY DIFFERENT BERBs' !,
Gathered at such seasons Of the year w,rpsirsd,
iuicea Are atronpeet and virtues un,inf nate
forming combination unrivailed IN
ria medica.
PIPE Z ;. an,
"a an enemy TO All corruption--it ass a"n 4 10
forti1es Nature, Its manner OF oper'Ae
Drive to the Extreme Par" ali
And through the pores Of the s snn Which
emunctories Of the body, the bad hu DISEASES tbt
modest It, giving relief even IN u,s sucb N
most refractory and dificult to cut All Bead.
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia. Constipation, S Ms
ache, Nervous Weakness and Billiou aa,, marvel.
pleasant to the taste mild In It's acao - tonic.
GUS in Its effects and unsuTpass.s'x. il Deu.
Used o. beverage In malarious on IA saus
trslizes miasma and prevents fever nd Liquoi
Sold by all Druggists, droce ssn FRANCISCO
sl7-3mja
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
unanimously passed the estimates OF revenue which
mad been very slightly modified by the Senate.
THE PARLIAMENTARY HITCH

unanimously passed the estimates OF revenue, which
mad been very slightly modified by the Senate.
PARLIAMENTARY HITCH
A telegram from Paris states that Minister Simon
comm unica,ed to the presidents of the various
groups OF the Left the governments views
ON the controversy between the Senators and
tho Chamber OF Deputies. According TO
this communication the government considers
that the Deputies have delivered their ex
pected decision upon the Senae's amendments to the
budget fresh vote must be taken in the Senate. Ii
this does ra,iy the decision Of the Deputies
dissolution OF the Lower Chamber Debate
upon the estimates Of expenditure. which have been
amended by the Senate, is fixed for Thursday.
DISCUSSING rms SITUATION
At meeting OF the bureaus OF three groups OF the
Left the question OF the rights OF the two Chambers
discussed and the majority OF those present
in favor OF supporting the government IN the forth
coming debate. Tho government rs understood to
favor the claims OF the Senate The Republican
Union, the group TO which NJ. Gambet,a belongs. per-
amend the estimates.
DR. srRorsBERG TO DE IMPRISONED roR DEBT
1t Is stated that Or. Strousberg the railway spccu
lator. will neither be liberated banished from Rus
in conformity with the recent judgment Of the
Moscow Court, but viii, be imprisoned for debt The
maximum term Of Imprisonment Tor that cause In
Russia is i've years
CHAMBER DEPUTIES
despatch from Versailles says that tire broke out
in the hall of the Chamber OF Deputies during the
debate to-day. which obliged that body to adjourn
The fire cxsin guished.
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
ENeRAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON Dec. 90 1876
THE PRIVACY OF TELEGgAMs--sPEAKER RAN
DALL's REPLY TO mr. ogToN- THE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE OF THE WESTERN UNION COMPANY
Likely TO BE CITED FOR coNTEMPr--AN At
TACHMENT AGAINST THE NEW ORLEANS MAN.
AGER.
Speaker Randall has replied TO tho letter addressed
TO him by Mr. Orton, who asks to be excused for tho
reasons stated, from compliance with the require
ment TO appear tcforo tho Morrison investigating com.
mtec and produce certain papers aud kilograms Tho
Speaker to-day, in the course OF conversatou,
while no did not givo tho contents OF mis-
letter in reply to Mr.. orton, said that
he had no power to excuse that gentleman; !;
IL was for tho House 10 determine what action should
he TAKEN as undcr the resolution recently adopted,
the House had power 10 require person to appear
before any committee and bring with him books,
papers or kilograms AS tho Executive Committee OF
tho Western Union Telegraph Company have removed
ali messages hand from tho control posses.
sion OF any OF its officers, and as Nj. Orton OF
such officers II is not improbable, Judging from what
was said at tho Capitol to-day, that the
Executive Committee may be cited TO appear
before the bar Of the House answer for contempt
ana DO dealt with as the law aud facts may require.
II Is thought the Executive Committee thus amen-
for OF action any person shall pre-
vent or attempt to prevent any witness from pro-
duc,ng any book or papor which witness may have
been required 10 produce.
An attachment has been Issued to compel Mr Barnes
the Manager OF the Western Union Telegraph Office
New Orleans 10 appear before Mr.. Morrson's CON-
mi,tec In that city, bringing with him the required
kilograms.
PROCEEDINGS or THE sENATE-AN ADJOURN
MENr UNTIL FRIDAY.
The Senate met at noon, fifteen Senators being
present Before the reading OF the journal, Mr. Nor
ton chairman of the Committee Privileges and
Elections said It important TO have another
bcr added to that committee The great body Of tho
committee, he said nad gone South TO make the in
vcst,gations orccred, and there not quorum OF
tho sub-commitiec assigned to duty in Washington
now in she city. lie therefore moved that another
member be added to that committee This was agreed
to- and tho Chair then appointed Mr.. Mitchell, of
Oregon as the member. Mr. Ferry, from the
Committee on Rules, presented revived rules fhowing
the changes proposed by the committee, which was laid
the table.
The senate then went into executive session at
quarter past twelve T. NJ, and when the doors were
rcopencd adjourned TIL Friday pcst
SPEAKER RaNDaLf's VISIT TO NEW YORK.
Speaker Randall has rciurnoJ from Now York. lie
said to-day that the object OF his visit TO that city had
no political significance had been reported but that
ho met Mr.. TiIccn socially On Sunday.
A MAIL FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
The Post once Department gives notice that a mail
for Japan and China will despatched from San Fran
cigco by the steamer Oceanic on January 10.
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
A CONVENT BURNED.
Thirteen Persons MisSingc
Eight Bodies Found.
The ST. Elizabeth Convent, Quebec. .
Heap Of Ruins.

JoiIErrE, Quebec. Dec. 20. 1875.
Tho convent at 81. Elizabeth was burned down last
night ono hundred persons were in the building al
the time. The panic great,
AZ rorty.nvc minutes past cirht o'clock last night
the Sister Superior o! the convent made her usual
visit through the whole building, and neither saw MOI
suspected anyihng OF the way. AZ twenty min
u,cs past nino tho whole convent was in danes
Tng sLEEPsRs AROUSED
All the occupants in bed and the only thing
that could be done TO rush out or tho building
Nuns and ch ildren had only time themselves
without their clothes IL Is believed that the fre
originated between the floors. but one could imagine
tho cause There forty y-eisht boarders IN The
convent.
Thirteen persons are missing all OF whom 10 is be.
levcd pcrisncd in tho flames. Their names and ages
are foliows-
Angelo Diuphn, aged sixty.hrcc years.
Elizabeth Gravel, aged nineteen years
Maria Louise Ganroy, aged ten years.
Pamclc Dos Mars aged zine years.
Maria Drolct, aged ten years
Lea Guilbnult, aged seven years
Gcorgann I.avaicc ngcd ten years
Lussena Lavaicc, aged ten years.
Aid Poland, aged nine years. all OF ST. Elizabeth
Della Lavalce, Of 81. Thomas, aged eleven years
hcsaHua MaSsc, OF 81 iHona-, ascu ton years.
Della Massc, OF ST. Thomas, aged eleven years.
Meiina Jolly. OF 81. Felix
EIGHT Roprys FOUND.
Al one o'clock this morning eight bodies had ocsA
found and taken from tho ruins. all burned a crisp.
Several OF tho parents OF tho unfortunate children
present crying AMI looking for their remains,
cndeavoring to identity them by fragments OF linen
cloth on the bodies.
FATAL RETrRN.
Elizabeth Gravel. ono OF tho victims. OUT
OF the while II was in flames. but she
returned either TO rcndcr assistance TO others
her property.
SUPERIOR.
Tho Sister Superior persisted in remaining in the
to save tho children and at last escaped with
difficulty.
their beds the stairs while attempting to escape.
THx INQUEST.
At ono o'clock to day the Coroner opened inquest
Superior Sister Ovarc Ursula hers present
The convent. which was strioncd at 81 Elizabeth,
nine miles from Joette was founded In 1Sl9, and
under tho management Of the sisters OF Providence
Community. The building formed Two Wings. tho
sisters and nity lady boariers occupying w'ile tho
other occupied by about nifty orphans and intlrm
persona Tho structure OF wood, and, there being
rc apparatus In the VILLAGE the flames could not
be checked, and nothing was saved.
The property was insured for 81, 900.
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
MEXICO.

THE COUNTRY DIVIDED BETWEEN THE CON-
TENDING FACTIoNs-DIAz ASSUMES A MILI-
TARY DIcrAroIsHIP-ExPEcTE BATTLE AT
QUERETARo-DIAzA APPOINTS AN INDIAN CHIEF
ACTING PRESIDENT.
The French mail steamer from Vera Cruz brings the
following intelligence
CRY OF MEXICO, Dec. o, 1876
Tho IglesIas government is established at Qucrcaro
$50 miles from tho capital The States OF Gusnajuao
Querctaro, Aguas Caiicntes, Zacatecas Durango San
Luis Potos Jalisco, Colima, Sonora, sinooa and Ia
basco recognize l2csas Tho States OF Mexico Hdago
Puebla Vera Cruz and Oaxaca occupied by Days
troops.
DiAz ASSUMES THE DICTATORSHIP.
Diaz has assumed military dictatorship under the
title OF Provisional President, to hold the executive
power until an election held. According to tho
grounds assumed by both Igcsas and Diaz election
can be legally held while any OF the States occupied
by either army Diaz's term Is very indefinite, as also
that OF Igcsas. Both Provisional Presidents, and
will remain until one sdo vanqushes tho other.
gcsias has good troops while Diaz has Is 600
oi every grace, but he well provided with artillery,
IN which lglcsas Is deficient.
piAz's TROOPS MARCHING orERrARo.
On the 9th inst column of d, QUO men with twenty
field howitzcrs ricd lett Mexico Tor Qncrc-
taro, making all TO- 900 men who now marching
upon that place Igesias mas about 1000 troops in
Qucretaro with SIX pieces OF artillery. This force Is
su!iccnt to garrison the place, which Is strong and
easily defended In few days these forces will
front each other The result Is doubtful All parties
are anxious TO be recognized by The United States.
ryAvks FOR TIM FRONT
General Daz was 10 ieaye on The 10th for the army
and confer his authority of acting President upon
celebrated Indian chic Mcndcz who u the least ttei
man OF all the pronunciados for such place. General
Mcjia Mas been ban.shrd from the country by D:az
Desperate measures are soon expected and everybody
is xiously awaiting turn IN Affairs
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
FROM OUR REGULAR CORR esPoNosNr.

wAsHISGroN, Dec. 26 1876.
HIS MYSTERIOUS REFERENCE TO THAT
EIGHT THOUSAND DoLLARs-HIs VIEWS ON
THE ACTION OF THE SUPREME COURT IN
FLORIDA.
Senator Morton, when asked tonight for the par.
tcuars Of his reference to the kilograms signed by
sent 70 certain persons named in connection with tho
Presidential electors Oregon also tho meaning OF
his reference to the Of 600 supposed TO havc
bcen paid some one, he said, with . laugh:-"wait
until get the kilograms and VIII show up all
about that eight thousand dollars very
sorry that Mr. 0rton published the OF the per.
sons alluded 10 by In my telegram to him and, as
far as tho whole thing refers to the eIeRnms called
BY tho democratic committee, they do not want them
and do not caro- for them, but tho refusal has the
effect Of making IL dlflcult 10 get the kilograms
wantn
He seemed to bc little annoyed by this complexion
given TO tho thing and the inference drawn that
IL was q OF block game being practiscd upon the
course OF TO be followed by his
miitec. In eonvcrsIng upon tho recent ncws re-
ceiycd from Florida about the decision OF tho Supreme
Court there which is taken defeat tho success OF
the republican State ticket, he remarked
"Therc Is no power to upset the decision OF the
Elcc: oral Eoiiegc OF Florida for Hayes and Wheeler
They can't touch 1t In any way
THE STATE TICKET OF FLORIDA YIELDED TO
THE DEMocRArs-rHE ELECTORAL VOTE
THOUGHT TO BE SURE FOR HAYEs--How
SENATOR wADIEIoH WAS SHOCKED IN
LOUISIANA.
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury Conant received
a telegram from Florida to-day which yielded tho
State ticket 20 the democrats but says cmphaiicaly
that there Is possible ground for doubt that the
electors unchangeaby for Hayes and Wheeler
Mr. Conant Is also In receipt Of communication from
Senator waGlcigh, OF New Hampshire, who is IN New
Orleans with the senate Investigating COMMITTEE
which closes with the s,atcmcnt:-
al have become aware OF horrors that almost
incredible In the course OF the proceedings before the
committee"
senator wadlegh farther expresses himself os
shocked at evidence taken before him.
ExrnADITioN WITH GREAT DRITAIN-coERE-
sroxpExcE SENT TO THE SENATE BY THE
pnEsIpENT-THE TREATY PRACTICALLY Ra-
vIvED.
The President sent 10 the Senate to-day n conf
dental message, covering the correspondence with
Great Britain the cx,radton business The corre-
spondcncc is volunnous. II shows That our govern.
ment has maintained the ground that THO treaty OF
lsI2 could not be newly construed the will OF only
one Of the two Powers making IL that the attempt
to iorce tho United States TO accept such new and
arbitrary construction was violation OF the treaty
which made impossible for this government TO either
ask or grant extradon under II until this claim was
Withdrawn and that, while the United States were not
unwilling TO enicrtain propositions for new treaty
u would he manicsiy improper 10 do this while tho
British government violating the present
Que. Tho correspondencc shows that tho
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
CENTRAL AMERICA.
PANAMA, Dec. 1t, ls56

PANAMA, Dec 1t, 1870
Although two steamers have arrived from Guntes
mala, tho Winchester on tho 18th and the Coma on
the 18th, regular mails have been received here
from that Republic Only handful OF letters by the
former and not many by tho latter vessel wcrc
ceived; neither have the regular mails In for
New YORK and Europe been received.
In Salvador the new government OF President Zadi.
TO he iavornby roceived and the country 10
progressing under his administration.
similar report may be made Of Honduras, under
the Presidency OF So6or Marcus Sofa. Both repub.
lies are In perfect state Of peace.
Nicaragua has terminated the state or wnr In which
tho Republic has been for months past aud re-cstab-
lshcd constitutional government treaty of friend.
ship, commerce and navigaton and consular is about
70 DO entered into between Nicaragua and tho German
Empire
Costa Rca politically and financially continues In
very unsatisf fuctorv state
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
A SLEEPY BRAKEMAN.

BrrFAio Doc 20. 1876
Frank McGraw, the brakeman on tho New York
Central Rnlrond who, by ncelccting to flag the train
caused the accident at Looncyvle on December 10
whereby Benjamin Woodwork lost his life. Las
at the instisation OF the District Attorney, bccn
arrested on charge OF mansaughicr. tho Coroner's
negligence.
Mr. McGraw testified that he had no sleep during
that week except such he snntchcd ut times lis
caboosc had his clothes OF .or days:
that the last run he made was OF twcnty.tbrce
hours duration; that the storm was binding md no
left tho track in benumbed condition, entering tne
c1boosc TO keep from freezing, being exhausted by
hard and continuous labor; that io looking Of
the caboosc window the train passed, but 800
n,c to prevent the accident Ho was admitted 10 bal
in the sum OF 81 600. M
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
TEMPTED BY SANTA CLAUS.

Mrs. Margaret Miller residing al No. 80. Atlantic
avenue, Brooklyn, was employed about Two weeks ago
by Coghi son. toy dealers. at No. 2s+ Fulton street,
ana was considered by the firm an excellent sales
woman. Lately, however Mr.. CoshIll became suspi-
cious that she was plcrng goods from the store he.
tccvcs wcrc put the case. and |, was found iba,
she bad beon In The habit of marking numerous
valuable toys paid and sending Them out with the
regular delivery wagon the store To different friends
Vi no had been kind herself and children. she
was arrested aud yesterday morning arraigncd before
ust,cc Walsh when shc remancct 10 jail pending
an investigation saturday next The goods taken
by Mrs. Miller vaded al about SO and have been
mostly recovered by the police.
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, \
OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
wAsuI>Groy, Dec. Ill A. ".


OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL UprfcvR.}
WASHINGTON, Dec. Ill A. ".
Indications.
For New England. light snow followed by clearing,
slightly warmer weather. northwest 10 southwest
winds and no decided change In barometer.
For the Middle states southwest to northwest winds
and slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather. with ris-
ing followed by falling barometer, and IN the extreme
northern portions light snow.
For tho south Atlantic States, ram the coast fol-
lowed by partly cloudy and slightly warmer weather
northeast winds becoming VARIABLE and stationary or
slowly rising barometer.
For the Gull states slowly risrg temperature,
northeriy winas shifting to castcriy and southcrIy
falling barometer during the day and partly cloudy
weather.
For tho lower lake region, occasional snow, followed
by clearing weather and rising temperature, southery
TO westerly winds and falling barometer
For the upper lake region, tho Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri valleys, clear or far weather. with
westerly 10 southerIy winds, sight changes in TEN.
pcraturc and barometer
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
THE DRIGASTINE LILLIAN CAMERON ON SHORE
AT soUAN BEACH, N. IA GOOD PROSPECT
OF SAVING VESSEL AND CARGO.
5BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
THE DAKoTA's ROUGH VOYAGE.

Alter rough ani trying voyage OF twelve days tho
steamship Dakota, OF tho Williams Guion Inc. ar.
rvcd days behind her usual time, at Pier No 40
North River, at hapast eight O'Clock yesterday
morning. sho boro evidence OF having labored
through severe The smoke stack was whitencd
the top by spray that dashed over IT, Three boats
werc IN by cross sea- and urlcd foresal was
pulled from its lashings aud torn into ribbons In he
absence OF Captain Price a HERALD reporter inter-
viewed tho purser Daniel Hamilton vino satd 1.-THE
voyage r0pgn throughout We encountered
severe westerly gales and Tor Two days hurricane
blowing and tremendous seas were running. In all my
life never such VIC had during the voyage
We lcfi Liverpool on the 1871 lnst aud We did not
call at Queenstown as traffic lately has been ii,c
slow Tho ship did not roll very much. We bad four
teen cabin twcny stecragc passen gers and
can safely say not ono Of them got wet Tho seas
washed the deck, but none of them got below