, 1869-07-23

Gart.htrs woDien factory, and With such fpeed
u.a.htnesJ and sCt the engine roam In order. Ar.
Talbot and several hands Hied 70 bauE up
arg covsr the 1h3tt H. 70 ~. ise soa hsot. bot
lsnkmeLt gave WY and the torrent rushed
10, carving nni1esf. plsnt- trees an. e4rta, ..i
sc1eTa, hundred iee; hsa becn e1casate4 by 70
raoFing the coal. ana cit iuEenae yolcme Of water
nss IrGItrro 10 nll ur the Fassascs. In q few
tcsce ,tatsase ias .tst, and a. # cane up Il ne
taft, Carried vols': Ut Wnter Three or10ur text
II d:autt* !ses i,zn; Which te.u!as5
turstr. Ills lttn vii not iall short Of
Two tho nd dellarA TIE col ba1ts -oi Msa.
VI u4des1t.ud tEai the lo4s Of NIenarison viii
NOT Le Iesa than I've hundred and That Of klnd1og
Ali tic bridges On Cooper, 20 far rs heard from,
Cha1ilon River was also higher Al O'Clock,
"Wednesday evening than II wus ever known be-
fore. AZ shsrun IT WAS Hile and half III Width
Tie water was in the house OF Mr.. Fackart. md
lie vas forced 10 i1ke his family In ssln a2l re-
Lbout DARK 10 fs5tcn the bridge to trees with
ropcs At tbs tine, THURSDAY n!s.n. we have nos
heard from the other bridges on Char1lun. But u
Il 1cptI14d thai LII LIT hMep AHAy except tAa- II
Sharon. Ii ia also reported tha' znlau1 mil
swept awny. tut ttat hasil5 scctas possible
chaason So,,om % sis entire5 destroyed Thls VII
Iroye IN immense loss to the county, and Will tai
wl.h crushing weight oi the people.
AIks:-Mc 4ea!u tn.a sne ,n b, ~ ~ ~ W-,,a.,
ford, are ali salc- TIE bridge Ut Ha'nut, Oh tho
State tuad. Ertnans, and a.so tLat scsoAs shoal on
tle ~ ,. h.,a l., thc r5rnfT nrt. vashet
Fyor; tic OsFnl,sa1 Citi-cn-
| On Mondov night last the heaviest rain Of the
season swept oves. Central Iowa. Tae teInprs;;
rugged Throughout the night, and Was aec-npaalett
| ty Wind, nad ttua1er ntH H;hin:Ls. ~: ie5s
dannue To cropi mLst fGloE, especially W oat4.
uhich wcrt eSeryNheFe beaten dU"h Ihe
streams - eoaseas.nee, ,.l a.se a y ~ 1ny ,r IN
! stated that tue IucleklnocE AZ Llte!ps1sc nns
had tuch an accession 10 IFS velaH!e 81 "aer mss
| II has tuy4Ird the eE.iEe-rouM oF loopr MILL
UI nll the stUru Of the year shls WAS tho clIel.
The ram Ic n torrtnts IRON the close Of Ia; un:i
| EUu11se . ....
| On Tues day night also an immense quantity OF
rain tell attended With peal upon peal ol tllcder,
While the lightning GasGed necessarily. We leeu
DRY weather, md, uE!e1a It conea soon tae A1aad-
| From The EIir lie I1ctr:t..r, Jul IL.
The largest fali oi I1ln ,hls season. and perhaps
| tCe 7nye lreu unable to approximate n the
amount Of v ater tha: ltl but Iecl safe ln saying
thnt !. amounted lc I'VE iuches. The next noEn-
Ing found the "yes.a-Aine" hoonius. II
! With EllSht 1uteruission, tie cieu1eats hate
coLtinCcd TO wage war. md the Hvef TO
rise until nt the present Time SFnurstaE evening"
tie watrIs arc wit1ln about six feet OF the rise Of
1851. The bottoms around town are sunlnefeeas r.
| and tic I1ss IN crops Wul be c9tsllefao!e. 80
| .ias.age done ret IN tho cij but " II has Deeu
raining farther Up the 6tfeas, Il ii leafeu tnaE
/ Will cAusc those on Tue low GROUNDS 70 move
out ...
| LTEa-The Wa:ess nave donc ho !u1aaes.aan- q
ase md ~ the ples:nl MEaslnE sf!oay evening"
tie river Ia On stand, ~!th iaH ilaspecs io1 IT,
ceiling sooD.
| rTom thf @nten tt3 !feGf.
| On Wednesday morning OF Ih!h "tekt @tlI1oG
Wild ma thunder ktoflh lae7tal over tais plH o. Or
1he cuuLtt, dong gscat eWount o. uanlase - .s
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I he damage dopc IS ilnmcusc, bota 70 1Ec nov
EfI4cnlnX kf1lA All 10 ouliu!HRa- 1t 1o!u!uHs t"o