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Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
Notice.

IL pef.nns interested are hereby notified
that will apply to the honorable Probate
court Of llsmpNeid county in the State Of Ar
kansas, at tho April term thereof A. ID. lsl7, iof
nn order to sell the following described real estate,
belonging to the ehalc ol Samuel Mcdonald, dec,
TO wit The ensi hulf Of the southwest quarter and
the southeast quarter Of the northwest quarter
OF srellon four; the east half Of the northwest
quarter and the eas, half Of he southwest quarter
Of section nine, and also the east half Of the north
east quarter and the northeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section seventeen, in town.
ship eleven, south Of range twenty-five west, con.
timing in the whole according to survey 300 aud
80 huudrelhs acres, subject TO a eeed Of mortgage
executed 10 the Real Estate Bank Of the State
of Aikaalas, dated 26th August, 1887.
MARGARET MCDONALD, AdmrS
Of the estate Of Samuel Mcdonald, dec,
March 3, lsi7-l5-iw
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

At Berlin aud London, tho longest day
has sixteen and halfhours. At Stockholm
aud upsal, the longest has eighteen aud Il
half hours. Al Hamburg. Danlaic and
S,cllin, The longest day has seventeen hours
aud the shortest seven, 1t ST. Peters.
burg and 'robolk, the longest has nineteen
aud the shortest Eve hours; At fomeo. in
Finland, the longest day has twenty .one
hours aud hall, anl the shortest tNo and
a half. At Nundetbns, in Norway, the
day lasts from 2lsi ol MAY to the 22l ul
July, without interruption, and at spilzber.
gen, the longest, three aud hall months,
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
From tic NJ o Com. Times, &C.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARkEE

In our review Of Tuesday night last we observed
that th, demand Tor cotton on that day had hcch
Lask sud that The market had closed hrm'y at
au advance OF sepof ID, Since then the inquHY
has sdbs,drd, aud Tie market hos presented very
inactive appearance which pr ceeds 10 gf'al
measure. from the desire Of all parties to bn plac'
ed IN pos, ssIon Of later news from Europe before
engaging In aay operations Of note, lhe sales
OF Wpd4csdly amounted to 2lD0 bales' those Of
yesterday con prised merely sou, aud to-day l7OO
bales were disposed OF, making total iof Tie past
three day. OF $500 balcs. The improvement
which we noticed in the early part OF the week
has been lost. but we nevertheless retain our ior'
mCr quotations, rcmnrkng that the inside hgufes
are tr most correct index 10 The real slate oi 'he
market Buytrs Tor England, the Continent ana
the North have participated In the operations oi
the past iow days
On referring TO our comparative tables annexed
ID will be perceived that the total receipts al all
the ports since the lst Of September exhibited a
drcfrnsr, ns compared wih last year, of of,5i9
bales The exports Of Great Britain during The
same period show a deficiency OF ljl,O34i those
to France. Of 27,D23 bales; whilst those TO other
foreign ports show an excess Of l,05l. The deh-
cheney in ihr receipts nj This port, against lest
year amounts to DOG Cos bales.
The sales OF the week amour; 10 l2,sOO bales
and those OF the past three days reach 4-Ou,
which we notice asiollows; 100 bales at lOlc., 50
utlli; 30 at lOE. llO at lOt, 90 at liz 20 at
lGb no al l0i, 800 do; li7 at l2A and l3i;
1870 at llk; 756 do; 81 at lOii % Ut lOb SO
at lOs;.25O io--i l0Oai l0ai aud $40 do, ul le.
per TO-
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
DISSOLUTION.

rGNliE copartncrshP heretofore existing between
d Lawson b. Collins aud David $. swan, NOR.
chants and partners, doing business under the style
and firm Of Collins & Swan, in the town Of Fulton.
was dissolved on the 18th day Of December, A. ID
1876, by the voluntary withdrawal Of David s
Swan from said paruership concern, and the bnsi.
ncss Of said concern s to be settled by tho sub.
scrbef alone, and he is not either as a partner OF
individually responsible for any deb, contracted
By tho said Swan in ths name Of said concern Or
Of this dissolution.
LAWSON D. COLLINS.
Dec IS, lsi6,-mh l03m
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

NOVEL JNpEWrAKING.-lt Is stated
that the experiments with the submarine
electric Ieleg aph. at Portsmouth. England
have been 80 successful, that the inventors
have determined Iolay down their cuniem'
plated line across The channel from Eng
.nnlto France without delay. The PROJECT
ha. received the sanction ol the Two gov
emmrn,s. Ii this experiment succeeds
the present generation may live TO witness
a similar connection between this cont
nent and the old world.
Phil. Sat. Post
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

The British steamer Tweed was lost on
the laIh Feb. The wreck occurred on the
rocks Aacnnes, on tho lIlh Of February,
at o'clock in the morning, three days al.
ter sailing from Havana. She had on
boad D passengers and a crew oil 0l, %
ofihe ibrmer and Il Of the latter having
been lost. The remainder were saved bY
the timely sueeor Of the Spanish brig Emi
Ito, Captain Comp, which arrived at la.
yana on the 81 March, in six days from
sisal. with the passengers aud Of the
Tweed. The total loss Is considered 10
amount To one million of dollars.
ArAGnsas Dcmocrd.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
I. ; Nfp5Fur NAR ALaANF.
SaUIU0 % March l3.m8fgIuy

BRr,rr~-A lara number Of breyeis
have been conferred BY the President and
received the slnciioi Of the Senate the
Ios, day Of the sc,sio,. That of General
Worth has already lcen mentioned. In
addition thereto We ald that Col. z. f..
Smith has been hrryrttd bdgadirr general,
anI Lieut.. Col. Henry Wil.un. OF lst la
hnlry, appointed 10 b' colonel by bryct,
i1r their gallant aud nriluuous conllrt
in the capture Of MUnrcy Lieut. Col.
John Garland. OF lhr 81 Regiment ol Ia.
hmy, to be colonel b, brr,cl, and Capt.
Thomas ChIlds, OF tie 81 Regiment ol
Ahr.lrp. to b. lieutenant roIonel by hrcyci.
for their gallant aud nrnuriuus conduct
in lbc battles OF paIo Alo ana Re.nca de-
Ia Palma. &r. 4 grurni odrr wi.I shuH.
b be issued with A.ltDai bpNcls.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

\ NOVEL, nNrEWrRIN Il new invcn.
liun q, dr-crIbri al lenah Ia an cNchang
Il isa "puuab colagr' ihr manufacture
oi which Us carried on IN Cincinnati. he
hu.drr has "drp,l dautrd to the con
simelIou OF these lncunoi,e dwellings,
aud sd,ctI.es 10 sell than at Sl3O each,
anil pu them upon any icsifr lot IN the
burgaIn. lie llkrwi,c agrees to take
them down aud move lhm to any other
pad or,hr city, with thcconlenls, and put
them up IN lhr same dnN 80 that a amp
cln breakfast in lhcir duuic aud take their
evening meal ia "a new Asali0n-the rx.
p'u.e ol.lhr I1b being ,oIt SIX dollars.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

TELEGRArmC WmrlNG.-lho Phjla
delphia American says there is prisoner
confined in the peprenlay at Trcn On,
\. j.. who has exhibited a decided ability
IN invention, anl no, long since, as one
part ui his mental operations, perfected
aud applied, in the legislative chambers, a
machlac for instantly taking the yeas and
nays
Ii now appears that he has been en-.
gagged IN constructing a machine for lelc.
g'aph printing, which be accompIishcs with
molc facility than can be- achieved by the
usr Of Mursc's writing apparatus. The
editor ol Trenton Gazette, who las seen
iur machine, says ui il:
by simply striking a, one end Of tie
telegraph a sci Of keys, each Of wbirh
answer, toa letter or mark Of punctuation,
commuuira ion wall be prn,ed al the
other end vi he wire. The keys may be-
touched as rapidly as lhe operator chooses.
l. dIr- not require certain time 10 make
the letters. as IN Morsr's or House ia
ycnlion. Touching 'he key doe7 not make
the letter. It only sels IN moliun an insru
mrni which goes on itself very rapidly
makes the letter AID then Stops An ibat
the operator has to do is to sit down at his
key board with h.s communication before
him and touch tho keys, as fast as bis
fingers eau do it,.
The prihing Of the letters is said to be
perfect
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

observation-disclosures AueAn.-
Persons driven tom Ireland from want are
arriving IN considerable numbers IN Eng
Iisb ,rapurls. M les than llOOl had M
rived ia Liyrpaal in liaays and Glazsow,
Gfpcnuek aud Bristol are luIi, wal ~ pp
l,oHunities To reach our shores. The pao.
pie Tired disappearing lhe poor. viii have
10 ship them, ani the greatest portion will
land here. There are. It is said, inOnO
in Bristol, ll2,ull ia Giasg iw. loo n1O in
Liverpool, now sappulied by soup .oeitlirs
lie shall have them here IN the summer
mnn;hs, al the rair Of 1000 a monih, he
side. thousands from Holland, Gemany
France and lay. What arr We 10 d.
with them Wien they nuiyc' Nc mus
.ooH At The subject in time. One OF ,ha
difficulties in this large emigration is the
reduction ni American labor 10 she present
pur~. OF Eui pcan countries. Already
Ilr mechanics rr.,dHs here, native AMI
lIIWed ci.zrns, complain uf lhc comprli.
liun, The compliant ispUnc.paIly against
the poor German rmignnfs. Bot they
are not 10 blame. Tisy must lire, apI Ia
do that they are willing lu work tor very
iiHlr morr, Il any Thing, ihana mere living.
Whrn the number i, further augmented hy
emigration IN the summer we appreherJ
the mod serious consequences 10 his ciiy
and we would now earnestly call upon cit
izcns Of prupcriyt unite in deyising some
means hy which The Industrious poor may
be settled upon lands in the interior. Nu
time 1, to be- lost in carrying ont some plan
OF ihi, character, by which foreign EN- gn.
uon may he made a blessing instead oi a
cursc.-A. y. Sgn.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

ACcmGNT.-NIr. Austin Barnes, Of Ba.
kerste,d, Vermont ON the 23l ulimo. was
cutting down some trees, when a limb
broke olIand struck Mr.. b., which is sup.
posed to have killed him Instantly. Not
returning To bis house at noon, he was anE
iousIy sought for, as night approached, and
found u manged corpse by her who, three
short months before, stood with him at the
bridal altar-iSl. Adams Messenger.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
M,.rrArrtnINa RErrna cIrIzEN..-A

M,NnrArruRNG BErrER CrrrzENs.-A
fls oi Du'ch presented themselves ycslef
day. IN Courl. To be naiusalizel. TO all
the questions propounded hy Judge Blair,
one ai Them answered ai'esr' "iesl
uhars said the Judge; At The same time
ealing in another Ia interpret cor him.
The nnichman hearing this. then said. in
very bad English. "laWl yesl ! ralss faf
Judge Na'aaplyh The man was Of
course nalurallrji-Si. Laus AWeric IA.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

A pAlrAuLR ilIr.--Mr. Il. Of the
Chlncey bar, asked an NJ. r., better
known by b.s dcsuilory aud dull speeches
than by his vii or argument, ii he intended
Ia come into Parliament at the neSi session.
Why replied the Dullard, 81 do not
know that | have caibre enough for the
House ol Commons "Calibre,' said X,
# know nothing oi your calibre, but You
have bore enough for any Thing"
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
Erfror OF LIanr rroN HnALru.-

EffEcr OF LrGmr uPoN HrALru.-
There IS marked difference in the hralth.
ne IS ei houses according to their aspect IN
frgafl 10 the sun. Those arc decidedly
lhe heaIlhicsi. other things being equal, in
which ali the rooms are, during some parl
u the day. fiIY exposed to difee, light. l.
Is As well knaan thai epidemics attack the
inhabitants Of the shady side ul street sni
totally exempt those Of the opposite side.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
Office.

-llE public are hereby cautioned agsinst ir,d
l ing for or taking an assignment Of note
given by the undersigned 10 John MeLan, for III.
sum Of ninety dollars and twenty. cents. bear.
ing date 4lh December lsI6. as the consideration
for which il was given has wholly failed, and I
am determined not 10 pay the same unless con.
PEELED by law. ..-
JONATHAN BLACK
March 9Th, ls47.i6.3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
Groceries!

'E'llE subscriber Is daily receiving stock Of
Groceries, including Liquors and Wines Of
the elsicrd brands, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses C-
rars, Soap, Candies, Rasins, Honey, Cheese,
Cutlery, Pepper Sardines, aud variety Of other
articles too numerous for the limits Of an adver.
tisement which, together with the stock prev
iously on hand, will comprise most Of the article.
usually found in a well selected Grocery.
H. KELLY,
Washington, March 81 ls47-l6
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
SIS Reward.

STOLEN from the stable Of the
HIG subscriber, on the night Of ~, sth
EI%-IA inst, a S0rsl Horse, abo,s, i5I
49, hands high, Tax name = nd tail.
The name hangs upon the leh side Of - neck
and some small saddle marks upon bic naek, had
no shoes on when he was taken The above 70.
ward will be given for the recovery Of ,hs horse,
and fifteen dollars more will be giye N upon con
yiction Of the thief WIZ CLARK.
Clarks Mills, Feb, %, ls47.l5 .sw
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

The Shakers ofWalcryicl Ohio, pretend
To have received new revelation. aud are
sending out delegates, who hold public
meetings in lhe towns out west. They
say, "lhcrr is now cri-i, in Ihc worlds
affairs, and they are constrainedlo sound
tic alarm"
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

4 dlugLlcroi The late Col. Watson, who
was born on the very day her gallant faith
cr tell at Monterey was chrisIcned over
hi. remains, while lying in The bereaycd
widows dwelling. She received The name
Of Monterey Richardson.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

lMNENsE DgorsICAL ErTusIoN.-DL
Ames, Of Na,lnud, NIass.in forty one upe
raliGns, drew from lady d that town. who
died not long since, tDy'Cca hnird
poUad, Of ra'eF She wa small IN stat.
ur and slender before ih dropsicaI dis.
case appeared. On one oItwu occasions
two palIslul otluid were lalen away at the
same time. The lady, Immediately after
each operation, I'LL toward the close Of
life, was so completely rchyrd, that she
at once assumed the mana alrment Of her
domestic duties.
There may have been mte remarkable
cases on medical record, blt nothing we
believe more striking has occurred in this
rrgDoB.--Swgirai Jon-nh.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
DIsSOLUT ION,

IESHE firm Of MoRoAN Il 6ELLY was dissolved
4 on the I'd ult, by n ,uiual consent. The
business shall in future y conducted by Kelly
alone, who Is authorised 10 colec, all debts due
the firm, and to pay 81 81 as may have been eoA-
ractod ioT INC use " Re same.
r. H. MORGAN,
II. KELLY
Woshng'oni NJ Arch 10. lsA7-l6
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
American House,
zkEEA
CAMDEN IiIiG ARKANSAS

FsNliE subscriber would respectfully inform the
U plblr. and particularly the patrons Of C.
Euer 4 Go. and james Hodges, that be has pur.
chased thc above establishment, opposite the
lower Slcambo4, Landing, aud intends keeping
at all times a house Of frt rate entertainment,
and promises TO supply his Table with the best
the country can afford, aud his Stables will be
furnished with plenty oi proyepdsr, and attended
by OiniuI and attentive osllrn Families can be-
comfortably accommodated with private rooms,
aud the travelling public may res, assured that no
pains will be spared by the Proprietor Of the
American House 10 give entire satisfaction 10 all
who may 'ayor him with their patronage. Thi.
house a more conveniently situated forpasscngsr,
arriving aud departing on steamboats, than any
other IN Camden, and they will find i much to
their advantage by putting mp here. most especi.
ally for the boat facilities
LANDON D. CARTER
Camden, March 3l-3m
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
STATE OF ARKANSAS, f,

STATE OF ARKANSAS, !
County Of Hampstead.
In tis HemPitead Circuit Court. in saest.sa,
February 26th, A. D. ls47
Mary Kaiser, BY her next friend,
Gabriel I, Kay. NO.,
4. Dirofes
Pstef kalser Defendant
NHis day came the said petitioner by Smith,
1 her solicitor. and filed her petition in this
cause, praying to be divorced from the bonds Of
maifimony fubsisllng between herself and tho said
defendant. aud II appearing from the afiidas, Of
the petitioner that the sad defendant Is non.
resident Of this State, !, is ordered that publication
be made notifying the defendant Of the pendsncy
Of this suit aud that unless he Be aud sppsar by
himself or attorney on or before the third day u
the next term Of this court, II court 10 be holden
at the courthouse IN the town Of Washington, IN
the eouuiy Of Hampstead and State Of Arkansas,
on the ihifd Monday afier the fourth Monday Of
July nsI,, aud answer the petition Of the said
Petitioner, the same will be taken for confessed
against him and decree entered accordingly: and
Il s further ordered that this order be published In
some newspaper Published in the State Of Atk.n.
sss for two weeks by two successive weekly In.
sefions the last to BE- at least four weeks befor,
the neat term Of this court.
Tesisi $. I. SANDERS, CLERK.
4 true copy from the record.
Tesisi S I. SANDERS. clsrt.
J. 5 ssiui, Complainan,'s Solicitor
i5-2v
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
Executors Sale.

M I'LL be sold a, public auction, to The
w highest and las, bidder, for cash in hand.
in the town Of Warren, on the 2Gth day Of April
nsxi, the following described property, to wit
One negro man aged 81; his wife aged 81, and
two children, one boy two years old, the other
gr aged two mouths. Said negroes will be sold as
the property belonging TO the estate of William
Lewis, dec, aud by an order Of the probate court,
aud according TO the las, will and ,eslamen, Of tbs
said William Lewis, dec. Title undisputed.
NANCY LEWIS. a.
J, II. d. sCoBEY. Isec0'o"
Bradley county, Arks, Feb |, 1871.
r. S,-should the above negroes bring more
than eigh, hundred dollars, tho oYsrpus 70 Be oa
a credit Of twelve months.
10 n L. s. J. H. D. S, Eta
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
T.. II. SARGENT, A. n, rRrcErroR.

,I'liE best quality Of Champaign Wine may ba
1 obtained BY tho battle OF basket Also,
Pickles, Tomato ea,sup. preserved Fish. &c. &c
may be had at JAS. s. BAIRDis.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

Hoe d Co., Of New Yorl have built u
printing press for The Philadelphia Ledger
which prints 10000 copies pr hour,
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
Doctor isaac ". Zones,

AS returned to Washington aud offers TO the
i public his professional services.
l6.6w
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
RED RII ER LANp FOR SALE.

apHfGm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11

The Washington Union of the 25th Oct. says, the
following extract of letter from Major Turnbull.
distinguished officer of the corps of typographical
gineers, to Colonel Abert the head of the bureau,
written on the 26th September, may shed some light
on the detention of General Scot's dispatches:
1--WE have all been engaged in making Survey of
the different battles, and connecting Them copy of
the operations of the 18th and 10Th sent with the
Generals official reports, which went by messenger
with a passport from Santa Anna, during the arms
tice but doubt if it be received, it is most likely
it never left the city. should like TO send copy
by this conveyance, but it is impossible. We are
now engaged in making surveys to connect the opera
tons of the 18th and 18th September with those Of
the 18th and 10th of August"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11

Mrs. FLoURNoY AND HER CHILDREN.-S Somewhere
down in Alabama there lives Mrs. Flournoy, who
has genius fo- progress in population. Some one
said that she has had five children in eleven months
This her husband considered SANDER, inasmuch as
stated but part of her merits in that important par
ticular. Whereupon he writes note, stating that
his wife has had nine children that born alive
with the exception of two that were born dead in
little better than three years. Two were born on the
Odd of July, 1913; the 29th of April, 1874, she
had two more; the 4th of June, 1916, she had
three, and on the 10Th of April, ls47, she had two
more.
She has had fourteen children in eleven years and
a few months sever and seven daughters.
Seven living at this time, and seven dead.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11

OEFThe Louisville Courier, whig paper, says
that the Indiana Journal savors entirely too much of
Aboitionism and Mechanism to suit the Couriers
TASTE The Journal, in reply, thinks that its abolition
ism will be to its readers asserts that il has
ever deprecated the course of the liberty party
and declares that tie slave States alone should have
the control of the question of slavery. We think
this will be news to some of the Journals readers
The Journal retorts the mputation of Mechanism,
by saying that the man who makes it would be very
likely to "sell his country for consideration. So
the parties about even," taking their words
for it. All whigs anyhow.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11

WEBSTER THUNDER.-Mr Webster, in his Massa-
chusetts wing convention speech, claimed to be the
father of the Wlmot Proviso, and added:
81 must be permitted, sir, to say. that do not now
consent that recent discoveries should take out
patent for the discovery. / do not quite consent
that they should undertake to appropriate themselves
all the benefit and honor of it. | deny the priority
of their invention. Allow TO say, sir, ii Is not
their thunder"
Upon this hint, the Boston Chtonotype speaks in
this wise:
50 The following advertisement may probably be
found in all the respectable WING papers. give 1t
a conspicuous place in our editorial columns without
charge:
"SToLEN-From the smihy of the subscriber, du-
ring the last session of Congress; prime piece of
political THUNDER. Said Thunder eight nine
years of age having been forged by the subscriber
for electioneering purposes. 1t was stolen by one
Wilmot, a democrat, who has been ma king great
noise with it, and has almost split the whg party by
his reckless use of it. Whoever will bring home to
me at Marsh6eld the said Thunder, or secure and
lodge it so that | can get it, shall receive my best
Durham Bull, warranted not hook, and the thanks
of all the cotton wings, well as their pensioners
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Marsbfed, Sept %, 1547.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11

"IRoN CzRBoN." Our ingenious fellow citizen,
JOHN KELLY, has invented compound for hardening
rOn rendering it like steel, but retaining its tough
ness, in a very simple manner and in few minutes
He has left specimen with us "a piece of common
hoop iron one end of which is "carbonized." being
rs hard STEEL and on which file will scarcely
makeSn impression, while the balance is in its origi-
nal soft state We should judge the discovery to be
of immense advantage, and we are glad to learn that
Mr. Kelly is preparing to manufacture the compound
for SALE He has filed application for letters
patent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11

OErThe wings beginning TO snuff the Canal
Trusteeshp with much greedness' 1t is to be disPos
ed of this winter by the Legislature, and may posi-
bly, exercise influence other of egis
aton, as the disposal of fat Offices usually does. The
New Albany Bulletin says that James Collins would
like to have the Office, and we have doubt of it. He
would like to lord it over some of the "gnorant for
eigners" as he calls them, who dig the canal. The
Vincennes Gazette would prefer Willard Carpenter
of Evansville, and the vincennes Sun. Ex-Speaker
Carnan. The Fort Wayne Sentinel thinks that Sam
mel Hanna would be better than either Any more
Speak out, gentlemen, it's the last chance!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11

OTThe recent flood in Ohio almost bad as
that of last winter. Along the Little Miami, which
was higher than it has been known for years, the
damage done is beyond parallel. In number Of in
Stances barns have been swept away, and thousands
of bushels of grain destroyed. The fences for fifty
miles along the river have shared in the general des-
truction, and there is telling at thepresent time
the extent of the damage done. The bottom lands
have been overowed, and the Little Miami for miles,
formed a broad lake.
They have had tremendous rains in New York.
The Mohawk river entirely over its banks. Near
Cahastota, the water never known to be higher.
The railroad bridge the old canal at Rome was
washed away and the track is flooded and INSTRUCTED
with drift-wood. and in some places washed away.
Cars had ceased running between Attica and SYRIA
cusc: