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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14
~CONsUMPTTog pOsiTItERI
CUkED.
Al sufferers from this diseass !.
are a1lxi0us to I'D cured shoasa !

All iron thts -. e
are ANXIOUS 10 ba eneed shosla :
DIR. Kissner's Ceebrated Cglsllss
live Powders. hsese Powaess 7
the only prcparatikA known shai ::
cure consumptioRaad all disesse',
the Fhroat5 and Iasaas-ssslesss 4
strong II our fait4 in thssA. aaa ~ !.
to convince YOU that the,y are ~ Y.
bug, We will forward TO every sas =
pr, by mail. postfaid,a free tfia 4
We don't want yoar money "
you are perfectly Satisfied o. ~
'uratlvepewers- III yoHnl lte 80 y.
saving, don't delay in giving y,
Powders u trial, as they viii 'af'
cure you. a
PRICE, for larefetax SaseAt q
Pdrr 0f the Vnifesl states or - ~.
tahy aaiiaa receipt ofprire. Aa.ss
lAsT II RoRRiNs, $50 FULTON ~
Eiireokiyh, Ny.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14
HIDE, WOOL AND FUR MARKE'
Report corrected weekly by 6.
SimDsOn,
AN ORDINANCE

Relating to costs in cases before the
Recorder:
Be ii enacted by the City Council
of the City of Mexico, That in al
cases of conviction for violation OF
ordinances. where complaint has been
filed in the office of the Recorder by
the Attorney, that two dollars and
fifty cents, as a source of revenue to
the city, shall be taxed against the
defendant as costs in the case. ...5s
This ordinance shah be in full force
and effect, after its publication.
III II. III. FOWLER, Mayor.
JNO. n, R~osEBERRY, Clerk.
June II. 1877. Silt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

Threshing Machines

h" Fh
CONSISTING oE
Complete Horse-Po wer Esta5Iisbment,
with 24-inch. 2s-inch Cylinders, aud . 9,
10 or ~ Horse Power to match. a.. T..
Two Styles Of Mountain Horse Powers
our improved .T'ribie Gear and improy-
cd .Spur Speed" Woodbury. style). both
| kinds mounted oil four wheels, and a~lecisl
srsas made for Il. y, 10 afi2 fiorsess
Complete Steam Boyer Outfits; oEr I'M
rivaled s@V ibrstas' Separators, made OK.
@eyssss,saI,gS rf fG sb Sts ssa90c Rq gsS.r. WITT s ss, ";ss
parts, " ith ALI tn 7ether parts proportion.
ately capacious aud full of i'business:''
alec, orr matches Steam Thresher En-
gines, ofeuF own Laake, beyond rivalry
In Power, Durability Easy Firing, Beauty
Of Design. Perfect Work manship. Elegant
Finish, complete in every detail, aud In
all resrects Il fit COMPANION for our cele-
brated Steam Separator. 'as-f Hut sasr
Uur "Fibrator"" lSeparators ~"alone.''
made expressly for Steam Power, and to
match to ANY aud all other make of Eli
gines. also perfectly adopted to go with
any and Nil other make of Horse Powers,
four sizes, 'sangtsg from I'd TO 36-ineh
width OF Separating parts.
The World Wide Reputation of our
matehless vibrator" Threshers for rapid
thrsshlng. perfect saving. admirable alsan-
ing no astage, cleanliness, economy in
Trepsifss durability. ease of lmaaseen1ent.
and a general superiority in various other
respects. u nov lHily established and gem
orally feeog nized,s 4,ssgns7l faG" Esa 1s4
The "A Oh nowledgeA Head and Front of
Gram hresheIs, aud especially superior
Il grain be DAMP Or wet. whileIor faax.
Timothy. and like Seeds no ether ma.
chimes eau trntlfftliv claim any COMPARE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

The only equivalent in the Japanese
language for the English word baptism
or immer sion is Soaking. A ludicrous
illustration of its application is the
following from the Baptist translation
of the Bible into Japanese, which that
good orthodox authority, the ALI
ance, says greatly %astonisled the
Japs: In those days came John the
soaker, preaching and soaking OF
repentance. Repent and be soaked,
every one of YOU"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14
PETER COOPER ON CURRENCY,

Mr.. Cooper argues that our national
currency must be made receivable
for all purposes throughout the eoun-
try. and inconvertible with three per
cent. government bonds. Such a cur
rency would be worth more to the
American people than all the gold
mines that have ever been discovered
on the continent Of America. He adj
yises that silver be with Withdrawn
from circulation, and used I'M the pur-
chase of Foreign bonds; the fra c.
tional paper currency to be revived.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

A lunar protuberance, some forty
thousand miles long, has been dis
covered by the astronomers. We
can't exactly decide, from our partial
examination of it, whether the man in
the noe is growing a wart on his
nose, or Il corn ON his toes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

Since Hayes came into the. White
House, the old ~autocrats, Blaine Cam
eron, Logan, Butler, Boutwell,, Conk-
lin and Morton, have become strang-
ers to il.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

Reports from the seat of war in
the East are so meagre and conflict
ing that il is impossible 10 give a
satisfactory statement Of matters In
the case. ia g. s,rE hi.'h~ .
The Russians seem 10 he advancing
In Asia Minor-the object of the. gov
ernment in this is To secure an outlet
by way of the Black Sea, and proba-
bly q fooihold on the Russian Gull.
Some severe battles are reported a.
having been fought between the
Turks and Montenegrins, the general
results of which were favorable to
the latter. Hr. ia4
In one battle the Montenegrias
we're defeated with a loss of from six
to hundred men,, while the
Turks lost about twice that number.
LIN another battle, the Turks were
repulsed with a loss of 1900 men
killed and disabled. Il iea@ .@1at
In Asia, the Turks are steadily
falling back before the Russian
forces, and 1t Is believed that they
win not be allie to sustain themselves
in ttat quarter.
Without assistance comes to the
Turks, the war will, in all probability,
be concluded during the summer or
fall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

The citizens in general have shown
their appreciation OF q good school
by attending the examination rexer-
cises of Hardin College. Parents
you have no idea how your presence
and evident interest encourages your
children to renewed efforts. We speak
from experience. Take interest In
the young and they win appreciate
Il EF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

Lieut.. Gov. Brockmeyer now has
charge of the State, Phelps being away
on a trip for his health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

st. Louis Times says that ssOhio
gave Hayes to the country" We
are thinking that the Louisiana Re-
farming Board gave the country to
Hayes. Hs @
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14
Saturday, the 30th day ID
40 M Junee.l ST.

between the hours of nine o'clock in
the forenoon and ii We o'ciock in the
afternoon of said dag. at the West
Front Door OF The Court House, il
A.uirain county Missouri proceed t.
sell said lands to the highest bidder
for cash in hand. to satisfy saidnotes
interest and costs. Fl tes
! II. al ASCOCK,
7-4t. Sheriff OF Audrain County.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

Our ''great and good friend"
Ulysses. Grant, is rapidly eating
his way into the affections OF the Eng
slishmen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

President Hayes in occupying his
present position has only adopted the
Squatter Sovereignty doctrine so
ably advocated by Stephen A. Doug
lass years ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

''Boss" Tweed is still injail.
Yes Boss is in Jail, but is not
50 still" he could not be stin any
where.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

In a farewell speech made by Gov
Hendricks the other day, before leav-
inc his home for Europe, he said
that she was as certain that lac had q
majority of the popular vote for Vice
President rs that Mr.. Williams was
elected Governor of Indians, and in
defeating the will of the people, .
blow had been struck at American
institutions which thousands Of gen.
tlemen who did not vote for Governor
Tilden or himself regretted. Here
after the man who was elected Presi-
dent by the voice and wihof the peo-
pie, must and will be inanglHated-'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14
NICHOLS, 60.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.,

The co-partnership heretofore ex-
istmg, tho firm known as Shea & Bar
ton, of Mexico. No., IS dissolved by
mutual ceusehtsof both parties. The
business in the future will he condae-
ted BY ID. L. Shea, to whom all ae-
counts due the firm must be paid.
ID. +. SHEA,
lssf5W. I'll. BARTON.
Mexico, Mo- May 24,fis77. ~ 5tf'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

When you hear a man say i am
Hayesed,'' he simply means that he
rcheated. ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

Gov. Phelps has gone to the Hot
Springs for his health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

Spoon Butler admits like a %''little
man. that she has no. influence with
the administration"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

ST.. Louis PRoPERgY AND TAXES
The valuation of taxable property in
st. Louis, under the assessment just
made is $50, 3f4.340. The tax rates
are State, 40 cents on the 81; school
so cents, city, 100 cents total $3.50
On the hundred dollars. This is a
decrease at sixty-three and a half cents
on the 81, from last year, which is
very gratifying to tax Payes. The
amount OF taxes assessed this year Is
nearly six and q half million dollars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14
FITS EPILEPSY,
FALLlNcsIcKMEEM

Permanentlv 4lfea-no hdh@
by one nlonthsA usagee I'M 60
lard's CelcbfalA flafallibte Fit fes'
ders. To convince sufferers that ihea
powd rs will III si w claim y
them, We will aend tMem by ma
post paid, Il tret trial box, a. Y
Eouiard is the bnly phssieiaA ~
has ever maase tbs disease h spses
study, aud as tobur knowledge fAes
sands have been permanently clfs
by the use of thee PDwdl rs, we "
guarantee Il permanent eur in eve
case or refund Won all money y
pended All stferers should IN
these Powders al early tfisssses
convinced of tibet curative pAxffS
GFriee4far fargehox So os4' faas
for Sla, sent by nail 10 ANY pAs !
the United STATED OF Csas2a On !
eeipf of price, on by express, w
ID. Address,
gH d Ash n R0hBiss;s
$50 Fulton It,, Brooklyn, NJ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

Tlos. A. Hendrix, Vice-Pfesident
OF the United States left for Europe
yesterday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

Steal millions, refund a few thou
sand and that makes everything love-
iy. We ask, does it?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

Lincoln county refuses to pay the
interest on her bonds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

The public debt amounts now to
So, o63, 347, 342.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14
Friday, the 9Th day of July

1877, between the hours of . O'Clock
u. III. and 5 o'clock p. III. of said day,
at the east door of the court house.
in the city of Mexico, Audrain coun-
ty and stato OF Missouri, scIl to the
E;Si,cstsHntt best titiueP. iDr cash IN
land, all of said lands, for the pur-
pose of paving said notes, interest
and costs in execution of the trust
referred in me by said deed.
BENZ. II. TURENAN,
....... Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

Pike county is troubled with pack
peddling swindlcrs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

Weather cold. T. ff .t.. %
Corn aiF in. "
Laddenia is looking up.
Mr.. Clark has bought the Keller
farm and moved In. We welcome
all such staumch IAop.
Mr.. Briney is now building a new
house..
Miss Nettie Elliott has gone home
to stay till Sept. s-,, as...f .ss
Misses Bracher q Newland are
talking of building.
If We only had a mill now We would
eat drink and be merry.
The Good Iemplars kadee is
fiourishing. = .- r~. H-
Preaching Mt the Nj. f. Church.
next Sunday. .art
There never WAS a better prospect
for good crops than there is now.
Esd - 7-H# iaE. ANNIE LAURA.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

EIE III kt"F-T' ~. Fl.
Business duh in town. ~
Oar Sabbath School needs revi-
wing, 49, ..i,.c.. s.. .
Mrs. +. Park 10 visiting in Louisi-
ana. ..a.r f vsfra 4t.
Early potatoes apd vegetables ioal
well. ......- sT ..s.sr . ...a.. I'd.
mo so~1 Templars' lodge yet. 90
Farber cannothVvp 4" s.i~~-, -~-
we are g1aI. r~ 1 ga ysas a.
Mrs. A. D. Crazy Is visiting in Bow
ling Green, .7+. z #as.5. a.t ~
Rev. Rozel will preach next Sunda,
morning att half past, ten O'Clock ane
at half past seven in the evening.
More weddings are in prospect.
The roads in the country are gen
orally complained of as being in q
bad condition. "a. - .
Mr.. A. l., Jenkins and Mrs. c.
Spencer were married at the school
house. by. d.. Lacey, on Thursday
evening, tine 7tb inst. There was a
large crowd of triellds in attendance.
After the ceremony the friends and
relations were invited to the home OF
the bride, where they psrtook of a
botintiful supper. They spent the even
in social enjoyment and then
retired to Their homes. ELLA.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

Mexico. d" M1SSOTIrl.
Has for sale u large selection Of town
and country improved and pnim-
proved property at very low figures
and on reasonable terms. .af
II .presents the following old Sub
stantial Companies: GOV "a 5...
LONE M -assfis ss,do o
lnSm apce Co Of y. A. q
Philadelphia 800. assete 6,60Ls84
Fireman'sFriend Cal.IGoJd
assets 49,. 7os, 622
Fire Associations OF Rhiia. Il
assets. s,77s.G5l
y. British x Mercantile of
London Geld Capital. =. 10, 900. OO6
Assetsvinsthe l.. S.aa.& -. l.767 Ell
LEE INSURANCE .s.H a
North Western Mutual life Inss Co.
assets. -. -. -. SIs, 062. s25 OF
Abstracts and conveyances furnished
or FcHs9Haelf teruls,f Gorrespon-
dcnee solited, -. eff
THE oRIaINAL AND ONLY GEN
E
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14
FARM FOR RENT.

z / have 5 good farms to rent for /
2 or 3 years.
s.f W. NJ. SHUMATE
Mexico, Mo. 42-tf. J
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14
LADDONIA ITEMS.

Mexico, June IL, sat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

lia,Inen,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14

THE oRIaINAL AND ONLY GEN
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

SIGNAL SERVICE DISPATCHES FROM HARPER's FERRY
GEORGETOWN AND GREAT FALLs-RAPlD RISE Oh
THE WATFP

SIGNAL SERVICE DISPATCHES From HARPERS FERRY,
GEORGETOWN AND GREAT FALLs-RAPID RISE OF
THE WATER.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-The following dis
patches from the signal servive Observer at HarpePs
Feuy, shows the progress Of the food:
SATURDAY. P N-The river feet above low
7:30 r. N-Both the Potomac and Shenandoah
sti rising rapidly, and are now threeneet ABOVE iO"
sUSDAT.5:l5 AM.-Both rivers are now twenty feet
above low-Naer mark shenandOah-st ls one sheet oi
water and every dwelng-Aouso IS Hooded Both rivers
IPM-Both rivers are now twenty-five feet above low
water mak-twa feet CHER than IN $50 AL property
about three inches per hour. No lives lost Elr.
3l5 M-Both rivers twentyslx feet above lo"-Water
mark. aud both rivers SAID 20 be at o stand.
The Signal Service Observer at Great Falls and Aque-
Duct Georgetown reports to the chief signal Office as
follows:
IOA M.-The Aqueduct River six inches within the
last hour. Ii Is rising RAPIDLY and dong consideIioe
damage. The Great Falls River IL rising slOWly-toout
one @ Two inches per hour-and l. dong considef'oe
IIHM-The Aqueduct River rose seven inches within
the lat hour aud is nov standing twenyscycn inches
I2M.-The Great Falls River is seventeen feet above
owwdter mark. aud Is skill rising The Aqueduct RIVER
Is tlrtyOne inches above tue level of the wharf, ana s
P.M-rhe Aqueduct River stands tbirty-four inches
above the level ~ tue wharf and i still rl.if slowly.
The great Falls River continues to rse aDd spread
considerable dImIgc 20 the canal cOmpany's property
2PM-Grcat Fll's River stands eighteen feet above
low water mark aud is rising slowly. The AGueiuct
IN er rising slowly aad IS three feet above the "lafi
level.
4P w.-wa'er in the Great Falls nineteen feet above
lowwater mark AMI stl rising The Acqu, duct River
is rising slowly wafer stands three feet and tneec
inches above water level.
; .M-Great Fan. River rising al the rate Of three
inches per hour.
) P. H.-Aqurduct River rising rapidly; water stands
four feet and one ucu above whacf leye.
6 r. MIhr Great Falls River stlll continues 70 rise
Is 6PM-TLc AqurGuct River rs rsinE rapidly Inc wafer
stands four foct 81 inches t0Oye TIE wha n level
Up Mile river still rs-g. Tho water STANDS lout
feet nine inches aD0vc the wharf level
r. Mrhe Great FAIL River rose three inches since
last report. aud still continues To I4se.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
TFLrGRAPuIC NOTES.

MONTREAL, Nov. 2J.-W. : Wood & Co.. silk and
woolen manufacturers % this city have made an ass nent
Their liabilities are about t'9o'O
rorEnaeu's parade announced for Thanksgiving Day have
invited the Board of supervisors 10 JON them.
SPRlNGFIE- D. Mass. Nov. 21.-Ni.liam Richie.
autor Of the Boston and Albany Railroad for more than r
Year,. y sSl''' u''4 '''-'-'' ''''' '' -
ClNcfxNArI Ohio Nov. 2j.-At the session Of the
National Grange the Constitution hos been amended whereby
b, Co1rt of AIp-as las been abolished the Master
Executive Conimiitee constituted such court instead.
PorrsvIGIE. PENN, Nov. 2j.-ln the case Of
BseS 8 In s D. y5,.efda tie aly TetaTse
yerlct of murder In the nrst cesrce.
NORFOLK Va, Nov. 2j.-Ihe Court here was ne
ouei yesterday . authorize TIE receiver - ext M the tine
OF tie divisional bonds OF hs At4n Mississippi lnd O
Railroad. due m be- 4f VI the hns sh bonll0 aefs oD
ecuOn made aud Judgc nhpman reserved hs decision
NEW ORLEANS. Nov 2j.-Before IL goes 20 Europe
the Dbl painting Anodyomene, lately dscoye Cd here, SIN
be exhibited Sew York for the Judgment Of az eriuc.
ii last evening Tor New York. va Noble.
UARryoRD Conn. Nov. 25.-ti. ". Hale. OF Hart
ford TIE champion md anEe 9A1se % ~ ne shoot
Range yesterday the sore 9g.ns ~ at Ok po.s1s 90
10 decide nn1l ownership
-. PAUL. Nov. 2j.-The captive Nez Perc6s ar
rived here o'clock last evening and left 40 10 ocock
tbonsh Missouri Lar people greeted
them At the depots
MONTREAL. Ont, Nov. 25.-The direct liabilities
o., Mulhalland 4 Baker sjOa32s indirect st50sf- ~
be pad in that the total nabie, III PROBABLY be
duc 10 tJjOOuO. The assets of tc fm e t-ooOOO
OF Mulholl4nd Individually. sl3O.. 90. Total $4,000
S,N FRANCIsCo. Nov. 25.-A a meeting OF
Workingen night under the auspices o TIE az ttr-
new tai hr LAT tsexaphci Prsbent hayes o. TIE eject
that Worknen had banded h,se,os 'osethef y 70
caton of hnesc that the a1picati0n OF As hinsse
Conn anies tor mry proteeteg on account 2, tas
tcMoass s!aIoa is " " peaceful And orderly
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
TRAVEL DELAYED IN MARYLAND.

TRAINS DETAfNED ON THE BALTIMORE AND ONO
KAuRoAD-A BRIDGE WASHED AWAY N IHE
CUMBERLAND VALLEY.
BaLrIMoRE, Nov. 25.-1he western trains
on the baltimore aud Ohio Railroad due here last night
and fhi. morning. detained at Cumberland on ae-
count of high In the Potomac the aoAo Tue Io'
al s.r Johns Run IN Morgan County west Virginia. Oo
INK submerged
A si.p,tch from Cumberland at l o'clock says the
v,,,er wa. falling ana the trains would leave Cumber
,rd In An hour or two. dispatch from Harpers Ferry
nj o'clock reports the bridge 10 that point az SAFE the
water not having risen "a the level of the pfhiEe
CHAsBERsBURG Penn Nov. %, neIr " Sas 1,a
Cr Using nfteen eet above IT, ordlnArl lrNe alu % w
ing damage 70 The extent 81 Al least soovo ~ Co,
Al O'clock this afternoon, ave spans OF tue tuh
haSand Valley Railroad bridge over the Potomac heSi
near Wiliauisport, Nd, were swept away Elk nsa'H'
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

now called Huron" Commodore Fairfax, in his
answer to a circular letter sent out by the commit
tee. used the following language IN regard to GER
tain naval vessels, among which was the Huron:
Now our best ships do not compare favorably with
those OF thir-rate European power either speed
i'm construction since Mr. Lenthail retired from the
Bureau OF Cons uction very little INTEL gence or Judg-
ment has been displavcd IN its management In mis- retire
ment the navy has the services only ranedand
well educated constructor present ecgble for the
position We are reminded OF tins forcblv in the in
Fiction Gpon the service of the vessel, hey mnst
be confounded with what are known ironclads)
tcy are unsuted for war purposes from their very con-
suuctiou.
The committee quotes Vicc-Admiral Rowan as
saying: You gave us money TO build some vessels,
the Congress before the last, and we got one good
ship out of IT the Trentonl." The committee goes
on to say: with the exception of this vessel the
remainder of the eight sloops of war do not seem
to be regarded to be Of very material advantage to
the navy. Such at least is the opinion of a large
number of officers
The following are the opinions Of some of the Off
GERS referred TO- Captain James +. Jourettexamined
at Norfolk said, in reference TO these vessels ::
IL consider it a waste of money TO build such
vessels Of iron, wholly or IN part. am
in every particular. opposed TO any iron YES
sells for war purposes Their frames, etc. might
be constructed and built of iron, but with outside
wood planking Iron once penetrated by shot, or by
II
larger than the diameter of the proIecte which per-
forates it, and it is difficult to stop such leak"
Captain Luce said one of the eight
sloops the Trentonj Just launched will. prob
ably prove a valuable addition to the
Navy The other seven are of little or no value
as fighting or cruising ships-Of-war.' Captain > l.
Carter speaking of the eight lOOps-ofwar, of which
the Huron is one said In my opinion, they are OF
very little value for defensive purposes, but they
may be used advantageously in time OF peace
for cruisers. II they had speed-whch sea
men say those already tried, the huron
and the Alert, have not-they would be
serviceable as dispatch vessels In my opinion, the
vessels referred TO- which are bult OF iron, are unfit
for men-of-war" The Naval Constructor, l. ID.
wilson testified d" know the Huron and Alert are
completed they are iron vessels do not consider
that they would rank very nigh a vessels OF war
The cause of the loss of the Huron Is unknoWn
here at late hour this evening. u Is supposed tha'
her compound engines became disabled, and that the
gale was so furious that she unable - use lier
sails. and Thus became uumaaagelbie. The surViV-
ing officers are expected 10 arrive al Norfoik toIr
row when full details of the disaster VIII be oo-
tanned. Admiral Irenchard, with tue FoWhattah
and Swatara, are 1T the scene of the wreck.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

THE POTOMAC oS LEVEL With THE RAILROAD
BRIDGE AT HARPERs FERRY-TRAtNs DELAYED
BALTIMORE, Nov. 25.-At 10 o'clock TO-
night the officials OF tie Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
-, the wafer in the Potomac at Harpers
F.rrv ON level with tie railroad bridge al
Ina, pont and the shenandoah IS equally high between
,rper Ferry and Cumberland at some places the road
b.l is ten feet under water. ana no estimate
of the damaze. whether great or less can
be known unil the water subsidies Trains from tie
ve.+ due in Bllfmore at $50 last night and AZ $50
A. M and 80 D. n to-day, are stiIl detained al Cum
berland No trains for the west le,t this cry ast even
no or re-dav Trains west Of Cumberland are running
r,.,nl,rly Between Martiu0urg ana CunDerlahu' III
teu miles NJ tie c0mpany's teleg apu wecs are uoM
A. Wsrers Ferr, the railroad bridge spans ne Nhe.
neafc ana Osio Canal which runs along SIDE the foo
mac T- Az. ruOOn two canal boat. one empty auVhY
i,iol vim coal struck the bridge ana were dasAeu
IN necos TIE bridge was not INJURED. me eaual
H. hsdlv dam ted AZ various points hi seFeFl udis o
.,rent away The delayed trains Wl move - S'ou -
the gater r,ce,es. Tae damage by tue lo9d ~ lh, oJ
velv small, being confined u me noouhS oi
cellars ana Easements On the line OF Jones fAiis'
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
WIND AND RAIN IN TIE CITY.

The threatening clouds which hung over the
city latter part OK last week were the advance guard
Of severe storm Of wind aId rain, which burst upon
the city saturday night The which began Ia the
South remained around Norfolk, Va, for several days
II started from that point anu along the coast Vls1
ing this city IN ie The warning signal was
displayed on the Equitable building by tie signal ser
wee Bureau on Saturday The storm had considerably
aii1tcd Yesterday bll a drizzlu. ram fell tnrongAou,
the eu.ire day. Az : o'clock Yesterday mortlns the
amount OF rain that fell was eightF-lundred b, OF an
IIicb Al $50 A. NJ the md attained the velocity of
forty-eight miles an hour. Tie average velocity was
tWeufy-uiue miles.
Sound on city Island dragged during iIe gale or catU
day night and was driven ashore. A large hoe "'ls
stove In her bottom and she sank tust ncr decks ~
lust be- seen ~ lOg Efforts VIII be- made - raise
her -he had cargo Of go tons OF coal from AuoOy io
Hartford