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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-09

THE undsesigaed. proposing 70 form co-part-
= osrshsp - she Engineering sud Survey mr. bus
lness cer thsir services 70 their 3rssds ssd eu-
tomss n every departmsnt of their prcfssslon.
Having the original leld notss and plats of esr-
veys, thsy win NJ out lots In any part u the city
sxcspt within the old city Iinits); ALSO, new addi-
ttens, tcwa plAss and country surveys near u re-
mote. They win Also execute dfaftimaps ssd pians
D any required sty b, end sndstaks ~ lithograph-
Ing ef ths sAms. Bsiag hoth sx sxpeSisaesd Realreai
Epglassss,--sa having plenty Il nsv and snps-
rior tastsunents, ,--4hsy will also make psslimary
purysyss leeaons, eetimates &c, for RAilsoaAs aad
other public works, auperintend and meassrs -
sonSy, MidglnG, AerthvorA, Ae. Ngsea
o. % Sesoud-at., opposite the AlhAnoam.
s HOWARD A. IoX.
jan9A-d ]. W. OTLYY.
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MWSo WCo0 AOSnO1f
nF Al kinds can b had by calling on ]. b.
- PRIcs, q tho yard near ths Dspot of tho Fort
Dss Moines Railroad, shsrs the Lumber can BE-
lssca. Asd viii ~ constantly arriving. Any one
Wishing Lumbcr saved 70 order win plsass leave :
bill Of The sams, and II uill be attended to soon
o. BALDWIN.
deel3d2m J.B. PRiCs, ,Ag't.
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vokD, caAs.f =. ooAuAA, DIV. y
Ford, 0oxham 4 Ford,
BANKER8

I BANKERS,
Third st., one door South Of Main, Keokuk, lows
RkvgRkScas
Metropolitan Bank, New York
Winslow, Lanier 4 Co., New York;
W.A.Aows prest., Boston
0ee. ". Thayer, Prest., Boston;
z. belden ThAyer, Cash'F, Buffalo; 49,
Peninaula Bank, Detroit;
l. II. Burch 3 Co., Chicago;
Qaspsutes . Ford, CINCINNATI, -r--ae'-t
Darby 4 Barksdslc, St. Louis:
+. 7. Handy, CAsh'r, Cleveland.
y. -. = -. ~. vORD,
Dealers Ia 1e0a1 Estate,
Once over Ranking House Of Ford, 6orham p ord
JuneiOAAwl KE0KUK, IOWA.
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[NNHOMPkON 4 BkIIGkS, Il MaiM-st., hsSa l0E i
/ sale Ashcroft's celebrated Steam Gspgcs, for
Steam boats, Locomotives, ard Stationary knsints.
II il the most perfect Gsbge, and mufc eSts1tssiy
used in the East ard Lauadss. tAsn any ether !
gauge, Epgineeu and etAers srs invited " ssil
and examine.
We arr also pspsrsd ~ fssnih ststn Alstis
II all sise2. On short potjce. lJsnS-d
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/ 4 ADlES' ALBUMB.--The Anes tock that could
islI b ha1 II New York ean bs sen ct the City
Bookstore They make N elegant Gift Dsek.-
lcAlist [sspt6l O0D1Np.
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4. %. .. n.
II k0KUK Lodge No. Is, i. o. 0. r., .rn..
1Amcets every Monday night at .
o'clock, - 0dA Fellow Hall, corner
Fourth and Main streets.
Pusheshstuek Lodge, No. ~, i. D. o. y. meets
sxy Friday night ct oelosk at 0Sd Fellows Hall.
Fuchschetuck Encampmsnt, Nat, meets On the
afst aaA shisd ThsrsAsys Of every no.sh, aa 3
o'closk p -, At Odd Psllows' Hall.
ALI sssthfsn in good stxaaing invited 70 attend.
myodfy $3.50 ta4.ss
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Il. o. - q. r..
RANNkk Lodge Ne. -, I %. okHs u, nssts -
- sxesy 1riAAy EvsAins. at TempssAncs
Hall, on Main street, 1t u O'Clock. Ail
msmesrs ef the order in good standing, are
invited 20 sttend.
my3e-dly
MAINE LAM LODG E, No.68, j. .. O. !.
Meets every Tussdsy evening II TEnr1RAHcx
NALL, on Main street. between Sth and eth. Mem
bess In good standing are invited TO sttehd.
t J.W. DaLArLAM, W. II.
WI. hNpxw, rs. decOu,
Corner Main and 8th KEOKUK IOWA.
F0vHIS House h nov open 20 the psbhe, With the
assurance that IT shKitt IN evsfy way BE- worthy
tAs Pettonage the proprietor respectfully solicD.
November I'D. lS36-d Proprietor.
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- EREHOM OANDIEs.
TUsT received, ~ ~ Kaas Preach, . large SAP
u ply Of French Candiss ef every lssesiptiOn. At
e.. .4t4aS# 4. J. OuMEk'S.
lanl-l AA9 a Third-st.
M OR40N MfvRS-A NaTrAtiypo Of Facts stsanssr
~ tnM Titttor, ~ vietoris MotA Fsller. Just
fsestved St 00uEN'E
aeeI0d Olty Beskstors. 81 latn-st
a small RaR0 ger 4as1. 6 -
IA Farm contsintng % asuao, ~ sf IL hsiae q
- eloes4s aanies lpn4, ely II miles fsVn Eee-
huk, aad 3nlla Iron 9pleasf. 1of particulars -
sa''''' ID"AAD <2p. Rssfi sf1ikkeEsd6SSab, kesdSa, or =
4 ssg s8s@4as As 80 ~ .sNrX s"rHX4s
sssiss Pr1lris, Isva. ssas-d1rtf
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THROUGH TICKETS

can b procured ~ ths sAess, No. - and 30. cor
9Th aad Chestapt street, andsr the Plsnter's House
u No. 81 Leves, corner Of Vine.
N. b. Both ofices are exsctiy on the corner. IN,
only places TO obtsin refieble Information.
ISAAC wYMAN, 0enI Tsk Il Art
D. H. Cnsisrls, Master Transportation.
ian Sid
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"A We wish 10 make room for our new stock, tonr-
rive on the tlrrt boat, win dispose OF the re-
msandsr OF the stock bon ght from Mr. Duke at and
below oost.
We will be glad To see ell who wish tfsrxains n
O"ots ana shoes. T.. ELLI0TT CO.
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Otturnwa House,

WARELLO COUNTY, IOWA.
rTSHE npdsrsiened having recsnty purchaasd -
J. ths shove Hosse, would fsspe6tSuly in
form tho travelling eommunity and the public
generally that Ac has re6tsd sAd thoroughly reno
vatsd the House. and II nov prepared % o1br -
good Recommendations - the c0uatry win aAord 10
~ thase who may favor him With call his CON-
dast attention will be given 70 render the stay u
al ccu4fortabls. His Hoass bsing large and com-
nolteus he aattsrs himself that hc can give ssnAral
satls1oetion 70 his guests.
sOOunsot4d With This House ID
= Good Smd C0Mso6seus Stable.
Whefs vii BE- kept at III times good supply ol
oss, Corn, and Timothy Hay, and trusty and ef-
acisnt 0stisr. THO6. g. GIVEN,
0ttg@1A. Nay Z, 1855. w1lAwdsf
"a W YEN n =,
WfLLIAn WUMn, Prepristpr.
6s0kNk 6ssend ~ Cedar BEssh, Fort Nal.
~ son, Iowa.
- Ragssgs takes y aad Sroa bsats. Free =
- Stages lsavs this Hssss daily for Ksokua
and BarliDGton. ia jnns rs, Is 56,--l
NEW 0OOK6.
n IEb1, Axe and HAddleeoss, and other lectures
~ ny Rev. Vim. u. 1hlhsa. Boe sals =
- City 1ookstose, IS 1lain-st.
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LAND OFFICE.
DkXU8N = uARRI6ON

DkkED6H + HARRISON.
A fIokSEfs and Councillors ~ Law, and arsnas
"A Tor the purchase and sale u ksal Ihtsls Gel.
tecting ard notesiai bssnsss attended 10 promptly
titles sxsninsd. aad large ssmbsr ef sity lcss
and fafms always for sale.
once between Main aud johnson, on Sccondstrssa
my0d e 1# &Ab vi H 81 &23
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/ II. ~ n uIH4y M. n,
| ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
iHAvIHG permanently lssAAsd in this city, voul Id
i respectfully sciicit shars of public patren.
Ass. onse On Fourth street, between Aain and Blon-
| drRn. dec37dIy
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-10-08
CAPT. ROBERT BROWNS

GUN. PATENT BOMB LANCES
AND GUN
FTER YEARS LABOR AND
IA exy~rimenting upon whales, On the whaling ground, with
his apparatus, combined with the advantages of being a practical
whaIeman. the Pateutee has been enabled to obtain an instru-
ment in form of a Bomb Lance, which for utility and effective
ness cannot be excened.
The attention of Agents and Officers of whale-ships is called
to the following testimonials
SAN Francisco, January 10, 1856.
Carr. R. BRowS-Sr 1 take this opportunity to inform
you that We used thns- Bomb Lances we bought Of you, and
found them 70 be OF great Deceht in capturing whales amongst
the ice.
The first whal- that we used the Bomb Lance on was killed
in the following manner The boat went alongside Of the whale
and the boat-steerer fired a Bomb into him AID then fastened to
him with a gig iron the Bomb was heard TO explode, and the
whale did not blow after the Bomb exploded The above-men-
toned whale was in the ice, and it is our opinion that We should
not have got that whale and many others that we did get, If it
had not been for your Bomb Lances, and we fully commend
them TO the attention Of those fitting out whale ships.
Respectfully yours,
THOMAS WALL, Master bark George.
HoSoLrLu, March IL, 1856.
CAPr. ROBERT BRowS-My dear Sir I used your Bomb
Lances in taking a whale, north, the past season, which made
$50 bbls. Of oil. We never could have taken him without said
Lances, as our boats could not get near enough to use the com
mon hand lance
Yours Respectfully,
G.. l. Cox, Master whale-ship Magnolia.
HoSoLrIr, March Is, 1856.
to inform you that l used your Bombs on the voyage in the ship
Herald. and found them effective in taking whales, and would
recommend them TO all whalemen, and especially around the ice.
I also used the harpoou and got most of the whales by your
Guns and apparatus.
Yours r. +pectfuny,
ISAAC ALLEN. Master ship Herald.
Other testimonials can be seen by calling OF the undersigned,
Agents, who have the Guns, Bomb Lances and Harpoons for
sale.
I4tf R. coADY & CO., Honolulu.
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G0 aabaItuan.

GILMAN & CO.,
LAHAINA. MAUI,
RE NOW RECEIVING, PER LATE AR
"A RIVALS, a large stock of
Ship chardlery.
Which they offer for sale at lowest prices.
New Pilot Bread, New Navy Bread,
Eastern Flour, California Flour.
Corn Meal, American Mess Beef,
Rice, American Mess Pork,
Hawaiian Beef.
OF different brands, warranted.
No. / brown sugar, Kona coffee,
No. 2 brown sugar, Hilo coffee,
Black tea, Assorted meats,
Green tea, Oysters,
Preserved peaches, CLAIMS,
Preserved ounces, Lobsters,
Preserved pie fruits, Corn,
American butter, Peas. &c, &c.
B-ans. Beans!
Fresh Isiand-grown beans, large fat Z" Lima" beans,
Small white homer beans, long speckied California" do
Boots s. Shoes.
Heavy leather boots. do broeans, fine boots, lined brogans,
Half boots, fine brogans, bucks ins, slippers, &C.
Paint. Oil. SC.
Pure white lead, No. i do, black paint, green do.
Prussian blue, chrome yellow, verdigris, hnseed oil,
Bright varnish. black do, copaI 10, spirits turpentine,
Coal tar, lamp black, paint brushes, sash tool brushes,
Assorted numbers cotton duck, heavy Ravens duck.
Ish' Ravens aneA- -ALso-
An assortment Of fine clothing, pants, shirts, socks, cravats,
under shirts, handkerchief, &c.
Whalinx Graf.
Lances, harpoons, gig irons, one-fued irons,
Bomb lances, whaling guns, &C.
ALSO
A constant supply OF new Irish potatoes, new sweet potatoes,
onions, pumpkins, always on hand in shipping season, and sup
piled at short notice
II Together with a general and full assortment of merchan-
disc usually found in a Ship Chandlery establishment
Lahaiua Sept o. 66f
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FOR SALE.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOB
sale low, the following goods now in store, being balance
DRY GOODS. sc.
aales denims, cases assorted fancy prints, do do do muslins, do
bieached cotton jeans, do white co,tons, bales brown do
do seersucker coats, do silk umbrellas, do cotton do,
leaf hats, do native women's shoes, sailors
pumps. cases lasting CATERS, black lie
vantiaes, nests paper boxes; asstd
parasois. women's stock
ings, heavy boots,
choctaw stripes,
brown
Soi sssp lin
seed oil, asstd. l.
preserves,
ring, bales
hops, carbonate
soda, salmon. horse
radish, vinegar, extract
crates naples, black vsrnish,
rose water, cherry brandy, barrels
whole pepper. table salt. beans and peas,
green peas, mustard. cranberries, kegs pickles,
black, casks iantherns, Boxers btters,
Blackberry brandy, chemical olive SOAP, olive oil,
French capers, ibis chalk, do tumblers, do lamps.
Coffee mills, hand saws, backing, sheaths and belts,
Iron pots, horse cart, boxes glass, office chairs,
Bar room chairs, wood seat do. cane sect do,
SSias, m sar : S SaIa rS spa s fal.sa wriang gf desk @lns
Do kg slaves and heads. S gals,
Japan, Britannia spoons, cork,, hand carts,
Dinner sets, zinc nails. reels lead iIppipr.es pipe, tin pua.e e
Sheet iron, door mats, hemp sail Irvine,
Neste settees, 8 to u # long black paint, riggers screws,
Long handled shoveIs, wheel-barrows,
Small axes, entry lamps, &c, &c.
SAMPLES OF DRY GOODS
nm VIEW 1T ROBERT C. JANION'S
" store, for sale per clipper ship
KAMEHAMEHA W..
A hoortif ucorfv,up ~ rr;nta ~ oyarv NIT bIa tvie
A beautiful assortment of clothing,
A beautiful assortment of shirts,
A beautiful assortment of trouserings,
A beautiful assortment of bagging materials,
And the usual assortment of staple and fancy goods.
Hardware, esrthenware,
Anchors and chains,
Iron wheelbarrows,
Iron Safes,
And a great variety of other articles. For particulars apply
ROBERT c. JANIoN.
III. C. EONA & CO.
H4XE JUST RECEIVED AND OFFER
700 or sacks superior Oregon hour,
$50 sacks Oregon oats,
$50 sacks shorts,
A constant supply of Oregon FLOUR and FEED
Ways on hand at their warehouse, King street, corner Of
JUST RECEIVED,
DER SHIP HARRIET AND JESSIE
Cases fresh oysters, LIB cans,
Fresh Goldfish, 2-b cans,
Fresh Holsters, 2b cars,
Half-gal gherkins,
Champagne cider,
Boxers bitters,
Wormwood buters,
Baskets champagne, extra quality,
For sale by
Honolulu. August Il, 1857
JUST R~ECEIvEDs
ND EOR SALE BIZ H UNDER
Superior Ladies' whne Hose,
Gents "
ChBdren's do 6
81 do lace {~
Ladies Gaitea, various Styles
Buskins,
aEo. CLARE,
62-n - Hoel srsk.
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New
IRISH
AT A OR HONOLULU.


NF KALEPOLEPO. ISLAND OF MAUI,
" Is fully prepared to furnish, at shortest notice, superior
New Irish Potatoes at the lowest rafes-at Lahaina, through
lMessrs. GILMAN * CO., or at Honolulu Oahu, per schooner
MARIA, Captain Noheno-and has made such arrangements
as he expects will enable him to furnish an ample supply at
either place during the Spring season
Kalepolepo, Maui, September 80. 1857. 66-3m
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WHALING GUNS

To sHIPMASTER'S.
NJ ASTERS or SHIPS VISITING THE
vi Port Of Honolulu in want u sssm|. viii ini il % their
advantage TO call at the shipping Udcs IF Graham & Markham,
where can be found whole crews at short nStice- Approved
security given for the amount advanced until outside the reef.
G. & VI. hopes, from past experience and strict attention to
the delivery Of men on board, 10 receive a share Of patronage
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IN WINES AND SPIE&EZ u
AS ON HAND AND FFERS FOR SALE,
! q well selected st ok, consisting in part Is follows
Monongahela and Bourbon Whistles,
Fine Brandy, in casks and cases,
Holland Gin,
Cherry Brandy, a superior article,
Stoughton's and Dunbarss Bi: ters,
Fine Sherry and Madeira,
Sauternes, of superior quality,
Ciarsts, Of superior quality,
Port,
Claret in pins,
Hook In pinta,
Champagne,
And all the favorte brands Of Ale and Porecp. which
he offers for sale, low, at his store, near the Post Once.
Honolulu, May 80, 1857. 494f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-23
Renewed OF the AnSi-Reut Dlniculties-Ae-
tempted Murder OF Two Ctttzeas.

Renewed OF the Ansi-Re~t Diniculties-As-
tempted Murder Of Two Cttazeas.
~ From the Albany Journal, June ~
made TO shoot Waiter Church, OF this city, and Mr..
Isaac van Leuven The attack upon them was made BY
persons concealed In dense forest, about twenty-five
miles from this city. N The town OF Bern.
Mr. Church had directed Snern Brayton 70 advertise for
sale the per sona property OF Snues OF the town
ed TO that place in discharge of his duty The execution
was on judgment for rent
Deputy United States Marshal wemple, Of this city,
being informed the sale take place. decided to avail
bmseh the opportunity Of Hresting any person WIN
might be present, and named in a writ issued by the
United states Court at the Instance of Eaheridge F.h
against said persons for being implicated IN Earring and
featheripg him (Fish) some time ago
Mr.. Van Leuven and bis son left Westerlo with Mr.
Church ia q light wagon accompanied by D.pu,y Sheriff
jerks and three other czens Of WesteIo They prece
ded the Sheriff and Marshal, and while driving through
dense tract Of woods, of halt mile in extent,
were fred at them from the thicket Mr. Church and
Van Leuven Immediately jumped from their wagon
rtarttd woods and towards about forty feet
from them, who had raed his gun and was preparing
discharge il at them He observing heir movements,
fed to swamp, his pur uers close at his heels where
they arrested him-Mr Van Lsuven seizng him and Mr..
Church the gun The rest of Mr. Churchs party followed
pursuit OF those VITO had bred al them, but Could not
0vertake them.
The name Of the man arrested is William Shutes He
about forty years of age After he secured he
roped and party proceeded the place Of SALE No
effort made the prisoner nor interrupt the
sale which conducted by Sheriff Brayton, who ar
The United States DepAy Marshal being present.
manded the support and asstauce Of all parties TO aid
him. and then proceeded to arrest three men under ,ne
process his possession, which he did without difficulty
At the conclusion OF the sale, they all started FOR this
city, arriving here at early hour yesterday morning
Mr. Shules Is confined in jail and the three other
in the custody Of Marshal wemple who will probably ad
nit them TO bail this morning
We are requested by friends Of Mr. Shues 10 say ths
there different version OF this affair or In other words
that Mr. Ia's statement altogether different from thai
which Ia given by thoee who we're snot at.
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We have donb that the lax payers Of these couutss
watch closely the public accounts keep down expesd-
ure study economy closely and having done this, cheer
fully pay their rghul from their honest industry.
But shat ava all is the xachfnness OF their economy
or their honesty Theirs is the web or Pene lope-ead
rulers at Albany undo BY night all thai they labor TO
uuct by day. srhe money they strive to save ia
lavished With spendthR hands by their representatives
the legislature The farther from the people the
or eater The wa e The central power squan ders, while
the Board Of Supervisors close the county bills
The policy Of Capitalization IN undoug all that the
constitution sought effect Power Is stealing from the
people, their masters nj Albany tax1ng and tthng
ia in such despo in Europe dares TO levy On
bis subjects.
What is to be the of this9 What the remedy for i9
AND how soon, and which way be applied? These
az questions for the people to ponder.
Table contains the valuation OF the real and personal
estate given the last annual report OF the Comptro
Ter, and the state tax Of three mills on the dollar I'm
posed by the late republican Legislature the hrst fruits
Of that by brid party.
The second tsble B, has the Stale tax OF three mills
added 10 the county and town taxes Of 1855, aud coiuma
Of the totals IL is most preosoa there will be large
addition to the local taxes, which WILL OF course swell
the total In counties, the State tax exceeds the
and county tax while in twenty others the two are
nearly equal That this heavy taxation is the result Of bad
and profigate policy of expenditure and cor
ruptop all know That will continue increase yearly
CERTAIN The people OF the State take the matter
in hand, andput "the RICH. men IN the right place":-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-23

MD WING VI June 10, lsbIs
Our town visited by tremendous storm on Friday
lat which continued with undated violence I'LL this
morning To say that the windows Of heaven were
opened would fee5y the inundaton VI the
try The whole establishment turned inside out
Tue Touring mill Spring Creek owned by Messrs
EesrnG Hobart. is entirely gone-the walls washc 4
away md fl0,tU0 carried OF n food OF rain water
barn the bspk the mill, foated down the
with valuable horse On the fats just above, dwelling
house belonging 10 Svede was carried away bodily
Nothing has been heard from any OF the occupants
and is supposed they all drowned Bell creek
rFeu ffeen feet and all the bridges that and Hay
creek have gone do IN the Mississippi What IL the nd
these disasters one " yet able 10 say. Property has
been destroyed in this vicinity 70 the extent Of many
thousands Of dollars and the have extended
over great range OF country.
In ADDITION 70 the above, we take the following from the
s. Paul f.nes Of the 18th
Toe storm sunday night and yesterday morning dd ter
ribe executon-underminng houses making huge chasns
In The roads, and wsshing the face VI nature in very
summary manner We rose In morning at the usual
hour made our toilet and took stroll town 70 get
bte 70 eat vhat was our agreeable 10 md
,pe chair which sat at supper suberrei and the
ate< standing and half feet deep under our bress
fast liable. Under the circumstances we thought We
wouldn't indulge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-23
Another Break I'm the Canal.
Al naohaasn. Ifpinx 1

We had Just taken pen to write that the Erie
Canal In excellent order herexbouts and the the boats
were passing without difficulty when intelligence came
that ther break had occurred on the Seven Mile Lve
four miles Of the city by canal there has been
leak for time ut the cuvort near Brighton Lock- and
efforts have been made stop IT, This forenoon the leak
actual breach and waterun out rapidly through
The BERN bank The vale. has deuged seventy I've
acres ground most the farm Of Judge Gould, and
in some places stands i've feet deep. has destroyed
twenty of erass Of poaoes add
barley field the farm Of Judge Gould The water did
great mischief besides that above statedwashing
the track OF the Central Railroad (Auburn branch) for
some distance We leain from q conductor that
the track damaged In several places for the dis
lance half mile The train due at stopped below
the breach and another sent from the city bring
up the passen gers about this afternoon. The track
viii no doubt be repaired that the trains will
usual Monday morning. The plank road leading 70
Aliens creek aso greatly damaged and in some places
Ii impossible Fences have been swept away, and good
deal of properly has been destroyed breach Of forty
has been made and OF course most Of the
the level has out As be ascertaned, ii
will take at least days repair the canal at this place,
and perhaps a day longer 10 Gil the l,vel There
eastern bound boas here and but few In the vicinity of
the breach. OF the boats from the will be
detained in this city, and by Monday shall have
Their crowd. We notice large number Of boats laden
with coal lying here ready TO discharge. The break Ia
about forty rods east Of Brighton village the farm Of
Judge Gould.