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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

IL has been heretofore announced that the
position of late held by MIR. Wht:lesey, as
Auditor Of the Treasury Department at
Washington, has been rendered to our ex-
celleut Auditor Of State, Hon. X. W. Tay>
Ier: Presumipg that Mr.. Tayler would soon
tender bis resgnat on OF the State office.
moe than sixty Union membeIs Of the Leg
islature, mostly or all Republicans, petition
cd the Governor, yesterday, OF bis 81 point
ment OF Judge Wilson, of Darke, to the va
cant authorship. On presenting this peti.
ton to the Governor, he very blsndly assu
red The committee that they had just come
in time 70 be too late--that be had thought
it incumbent on him to remember his demo
cratic % friends, and had accordingly tens
dered the Auditorship to his particular pro-
tege, Mr.. Kennon, and showed them Mr..
kennons acceptance. The Republicans
we're slightly, vsry slightly, amused at this
haste on the part OF the Governor to dis
pense his patronage in manner SO Just ~
and discreet as 10 leave the Republicans in
full po>s ssion OF the important and poten
tial Office Of Lieutenant Governor, and no
thing else. And We understand that they
ven,ured some rather expletive ...'congratula
tions" on the subject; not in the presence o
his excenency, however. as that might seem
irreve,enl! And the beauty oil the business
il, that it is now found that the Governor
was benignanily giving away the Auditor
ship 10 his ''democratic'P' confrere, WI en- here
was no vacancy TO fiji. Mr.. Tayler has MOI
resigned, and we understand that he does
not mend to, the Governors invita- ioI
thereunto to the contrary notwiths anding
We hope he will not. The State canno
spare him, The Governor has, In this mat
ter, placed himself in decidedly predica
mentous condition. We are informed thai
the Tod stock Tor United SeDatorship had ,
sensible decline last evening, closing at some
thing over 100 below par!-- Ohio State Jour
I,al lsz a.il gqi1I80 af Nv teaas;g,
| Tha! our readers may have some knowl
edge Of the feeling existing here between ,h'
"Union Democrats" headed by Gov Tod
and the old abolitionists, their kind allies
we transfer the above TO our columns. Thel
have used Gov. Tod and his. backbo 4
their hearts desire, and now they feel a
per ect liberty to abuse him to make up 10
past iavors. Ths' is the way those negroite
pay their political debts.--- C,1sis. y rgp
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

4 WASHINGTON, Jan. l6.
SENATE. Tho Vice. President presented
. communication from the Secretary OF the
Interior, asking Tor an appropriation Of $5.
coo, 600 for the Capitol extension, and $3.50
600 Tor the new dome. G9 gf9E 9f3g-G
Mr.. Wilson, from the Militaryt COMMITTEES,
reported back the bill TO suspend the sale oi
lands on the coast Of Georgia, In and about
Port Royal, with an amendment az substs.
tute.
Z Mr.. Howard, from the committee on the
Judiciary, reported b,ck the bill 70 amend
the act amending the judicial system.
Mr.. Foster offered resolution directing
the committee on Finance to inquire into the
expedieney of making an appropriation for
purpose OF encouraging emigration from
Europe TO- the 'United States. Ho said there
were about q million men Withdrawn from
peacsful pursuits. and there were great
many persons in Europe Industrious and lru>
gal, who would come 70 this country II they
had the means. Itseemed 10 him that un
der the present circumstances this was i
matter Of national concern. The resolution
was adopted. ~
! Mr.. Wilson offered resolution directing
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21
(Signed) -, JOHN A. DIX. y.
Major. General.

"Tte enemy crossed the Black water in
considerable force and attempted yesterday
70 drive IN our right wing but we're repulsed
ln'antry, cavalry and artillery were
employed by the rebels, but were repnlsed
by Major Wheeler's mounted rifles. Al
dusk the enemy's advance was charged up
cn, and driven back upon his supports. Al
intervals through the night shells were
thrown from the rebel batteties. 1
(Si5ned) -.t, john. PECK, \
' NH "Major Commanding"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21
Fighi om enc. Rlaclwnter.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16 The following has
been received at headquarters Of the army
here: .f.;aaee,t 4....-,,l .i,f, fc IL s..,,.',
FoRTREss MoNRoE, Jan Is.
10 H. w. HaHeeh General,in.Chief. (. tl'
,Fhe Richmond papers are boas,ing ths,
Gen Pryor repnsed our troops near New
Providence Church, on the 9.h inst. The
following dispatch OF the 10Th inst gives the
true version Of the story. His attsck was
rrpulsed by our mounted rifles. under Major
Wheeler. 1t il due to the latter and onr
troops, that the truth should be known,
and II yopsee no objections would be glad
to have tho dispatch published I
(Signcd) ., JOHN A. DIX. ,,.ya
M aior. Generai j.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

CmcAso Feb. 20 A special despatch from
Cairo says the sickness Of tae army at Weeks.
burg IS increasing, The Vlcksburg Who of
the 9th, says the river is overilJwing the banks
on the Louisiana side. The town Of Dc Soto.
opposite Is nearly submerged. IL was exnected
that the whole peninsula would soon be under
wator.
The NicksbuTg Appeal correspondent Of the
9Ih says there is now no longer a doubt that
the whole force of the enemy is concentrated
within seeing distance of The city
The mortar boats were toged down Yesterday
to point near the rendezvous of the fleet
Any moment may announce the commencement
OF the attack
Tho town Of Bolivar Landing, 80 miles above
Memphis was destroyed by the Concsloea in re-.
'allatlon lor the guerullas firing Into the steam
or Jenny Lind,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

The Worlds letter from Memphis says in re.
i4''on to The operations at Nicksburg, there are
threc plans under consideration, to understand
which the reader should study them by the aid
OF map.
In brief, they are these lst. To complete the
canal opposite Vicksburg. "a. 10 send gun
boats down the iasoo Pass, or tho Pass AT
ptyor's Point, The former is six miles and
the later 10 miles below Helena, and thence TO
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

WARRINGTON, Feb. Il. Information has been
received here that the L. 5. steamer Reliance,
capt Mchowan, captured IN he Morn King
iNe, ana brought to the port ,f Baltimore on
,ne ISth inst. the sl0op Clara aud schooner
worm s'ar while attempting to run the block.
aoo WIN contraband goods ln addition Ia the
s,on'laoanl goods Two cnluied boys. aged ,buu |
40 were toond hand-cuhsd and slowed AWAY in
tue loid oil The Clara They had been forclbly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

WHEELING, Va, Feb, II. The amendment
khO"u as the Wiley amendment, inserted by
CongreSs 10 the nov constitution OF the now
ot4'e oil Western Va, was Unanimously raj
ned to-day by tbs constitutional convention. IL
wiiI be submitted to tue people On the 26th Of
There is no doubt that it will be oyernhelm.
ingly Ratified. Inc amendment proy,d.. Inn
gradual emancipation commencing July An
neat.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

.;,..... r.-...tI ard. h...,l b.rri. "a ~. an he
tra.t Iia,'n ,.o ,rto G,ota he woojs to
ay',,d S,..s.ri.t,on i ,,,,n, iii carving food
- hr- l,tl., ,,,s ror, +. ,.iIe.. /, ba,dDaupos.
M lass tro, IAN I-,,od mon have arrived nj
ror,,th -. ;ro,t +. f,rm,no there which
alre,dv ,nn,b.5s s,v (,.t companies. A num-
har an 'I-,i,,.st. .bsap .b6t and hung. and
t,s,r h,n.os t,lrneI Two women In Tuscum-
b,a conotv were torn TO pleees by blooihounds.
Am,ng the Glgltiyes nj CorInth are men cgAty
ve.rs Of aoe.
F,yrrrLylIlf. Ark. Feb. p
70 Mai Gea. Gurus;
L.-Uol. Stewart has u.t returned from a
our men crossed tho riyar near the mouth q
Frog bayou, and haI skirmsh with rolls
c)mmlni and scattered them. Ihey then
marched miles into the country on the Arkan
els side, and destroyed the rebel camp ana
burned their stores, andaiterWafda tHey att'chtd
and routed most o! Carroll command Oh tIn'
SIDE OF the rlger, piles east OF Van buren,
Killing several. Carroll WAS attempting 10 cut
oil Col. Stewards return, but has been ioIlel ~
the attempt About ~ prisoners were captured.
Oar loss q one man taken prisoner ana ana OF G
man drowned. Qmte number Of horses an =
mules and considerable quantity OF arms have
tAIen INTO our hanl-.
NAs7l1E FEB. III. Yesterday a ioTaglng
party OF The 2pd Mluna-, "a regiment Gendal
Stedman'' brigade camped near NolanTllle
b % . severe ,kirmisl wih t"o comp nle5 81
Elrros.s command. Our men killed ana
wouude1j. Ih0 l'ier we're tken prisoners.
The balance Qf the rpDpIs psnlUpI
p A'nfNGg4H, i''. -. Admiral Dupont
tfanahlA % tHo NAY" y pal n'nL hcal 11ru-
mena concenn Che reported raising Of iho
block d'0h HtHrig.au. Among the documents
j. Is statement sisue- by tha oIur,fs c.mH1n
leg ~ the Y-s- j. mptt-rE the blockade 90
t'a point % tie ilc' lha. i'e alatemat t'"t
tiH Brush Consul ali comm nl'r Of Che Brit
ish war steiner irf0 nal rrN1u Is gone nye
nj 60. leyoud fh, usual an ora,o % q e I0ckAd-
ers and oald fcanothlns o them wi h their glass
es,'s IN tyeI' particular lti- Iney also gay NJ
We sols 0Gc sunk and nom were SO 90 TIRE So.
riously. Two yps,e.s alone are irjuieioi con-
s.qa &c. iHT whlra the M made hasty re-
'r,at, and JG,h.r u'dfr theIr,toc ion oil their
forts end remained there. NoyoHcl, irun.clad
or o,hrEise, Pr ed ou. over tae b4r after TIE
return 81 tb- ftluS.
They conenI tbus These are tho facts,
and W. do not hes ats 10 STATE that no vessel
d. come out yund the ban, atur the return
OF Cue 70 us at between seven AID eight a. NJ, .
the cover OF The for W. believe Che st demrn.
tii any vessel can Anywhere uor tn
usual auc orago Of my Of tuc bloekaoCs, or up
The bur, aIfer lhe withdrawal OF the ianr to
be deliberately auI knowingly false II the
has the sanction OF tbe Petrol and Foreign Con-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

ST Logs Fob IL. \ lo,ter 70 Gea. David
s'n' rom a lefSon Who accom- anltd a recent
teoH' 20 b"esv'lic. says ,uat tne renel Gou,rai
h'nuhan army Is ottaly demursliaed, and to
tally i"tthcicnt lhre, huudtv o. Als lruo,s
were ltoIin to dei durtag ,nc,r retreat irum
Van buren. lindman was once ordered t.
Vac sourg, but hls men relus d 10 ~. Upwards
OF two hundred dtoertrrs we're Concealed an the
bush, - miles i'om Balcsul O., tn people OF
which oy large mglrty, are IA favor OF
permanent occupations Vi Ilc country 10y the
Fedelal amy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

fIIl into d
decay. The er9Gls44 Douu
rloH 81 caused by mtrawlI
IWnf' d''ord'rcd DIGESTION
i''I, impure arr nm 'l4
l'e depf'' ing wees anl. ".''.
lAe Nth'te'I lhleeii'h' " 'tH..'
ou-n' y y herel'aij " l.r
of'cenalng from parents lH
lH' tIArl emu iuufW -rn.f.I-Ht
seems io ue ihe to3ol ii.n WHO'S.
'l-if the iniluues 81 tNe .a..
cuaA.n' The diseases
VARIOUS names, according {.
attacks in the lungs o.".a.
......''.' ANA ,,.. l.'a.,t
.r. ,,. D.'''''s .,, ~"
b.w d.sr-cmcnt, Which
r,uon. dyspepsia. anl lpofe5u
tae skin, crupuye and cuuueou. al
hose all having the same artn. r.
,'','e .', ~, , ~, TN, , y, '.'',,
G.te J,nrcr,,. .I,.t.',,.,
All. XXI w. ,',,,,,.,..l I'LL I'll.
have be,lth. Win fbst ...l.fs - al.
l..Ithv Van cannot how. ..r.....I..... ..
',' '"'''''' -.'
- "''1 ?" pa ~"
l' con pounded RON ne most tl'..'
uoles ll''t medIa science hl' A..0'D..
this affecting dIstsmper, and co. OLE. ..
the disorders il entails. That il De- o..
rr e any other remedy So t.f
known by aliWho have rltenIfauul
% does combine virtues truly cNa.r
in THEN effect upon this class If Hp.a
j, nl-pu"liy proven by the eg,.tuu.t
o. publicly known and remarkable 90.
has made Of tie following dtea III
Evil, or Glanduler SWelllngs, Tim
Eruptions Pimples. Blotches and
Erysipelas Rose or 81 Anthony e
eoit pbeDn soold III 60 q
DIi' my UNI 0Valu nedu' SousA,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24
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'11'"FV' 1N9 1ANNIl W IHA IWI-NNV,
February II,
VIM Brown OF the Sd n. Y. ind,pende9t
battery, was shot to-day wha attempting to
desert
A htavy snow storm pryails, which will
render he roads still woIss, ii possible than
tnty are nov.
Very unhnd expressions are malc use OF
throughout The lts'mea.s ,owarl- the ven, lew
oihce's WOO have oyersIal1 tAer leave, gwen IN
oruer number thtut
The chaplain OF the rebel General S,uar,s
command, wuo was captured some weeks ago,
was yesterday sen, oven To the enemy lines
bet Gen baIksd-lc, commander OF the post. de.
cllned u Receive him dli certain brln,,IIt,,s
were Instituted tins having been accom-, l.su.
I'd he Nili D4 sent over again Tomorrow
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

HARrroRn, CT. Feb Is. Tho Democratic
State Convention, met at lhts place to-day
IL was the largest EVER assembled Gen. phelp
Cole lrook Was chosen President. An informal
ballot showed Ijj votes. Thomas Il. seymour >
majority over all was lecgiy with the Widest
enthusiasm.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

NASHVILLE, Fob IS BY order Of Gen
Mitchell, q. w. Donogan aud w. II Calhoun,
Two wealthy rebels OF this city wore to-day az
rested and confined in the penl;cntary as hosra-
ges for the cafe return within the Federal .iuts
OF John A, Gal;z and 7. I labb, Union men
now held by the conicdeatcs at Chattanooga.
An unsuccessful attempt was made by the
Confederate prisoners, yesterday, TO escape from
the penlientary. One man was n5rtlily wound.
cd and another captured
The Cumberland river is cleared of rebels he
tween CYarksylllo and Nashville Tho river is
much swolled and 10 rising. The cotton lands
are oycrlowed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

CINCINNATI, Feb. Is. A special despatch 70
the Commercial from Frankfort, Ky, save the
rebels assem hled here to-day iur tie os,eusjblo
purp sc OF making nominations for the Augus.
elections. The House OF Representatives, hay
ing refused them the use Of their Hall by a
very decided vote, they rented the theatre.
pecgats from forty counties were present.
DAVID MeitiWeather was elected chairman. On
taking the chair, he SAID he hoped the Conren-
ton would DO nothing that good loyal citizens
should not do. la the meantime re,,meut Of
soldiers, with fixed bayonets, formed IN front
oil the theatre. When the clil If cluntie, was
made, Col Gilbert read lho following order
Reliable iniormsions having been received
that number OF rebel spies and emise lr;es nre
IN this city, It is ordered thata'l .rsons now
acre, not re.licnts or Members Of the Ie1i-h
ture, or oiheer' OF the Stalo Government, forth
"ith leave he 7 names at these headquarters.
accom- auled with satisfactory references Us to
their loyalty TO the government '
Col. Gilbert took The stand and said that. TO
facilitate proceedings and save trouble. be wish
ID his Adlutant would take the names Of the
delegates.
There are, he aided, those here who are
known TO be reh,ls OF the w0rs. kind, under
toe guse OF Democrats
" You have assembled here with tile hone of
perlectine your deslgue, but il viii not do. The
legislature has refused you tho usa OF their
hall, aud The Democratic newspapers scorn and
disown you There's no use OF youf holuinA a
conv'n on in Kentucky
" lnere viii be noue but men o undoubted
loyalty to the Cover ment, allowed To hold or
run Tor any oihc' Such meeting as this you
shall not bold within the lidis Of my com.
mand' and 10 avoid difficulty, you will dispense
to your homes, and IN The future desls nom
all such attempts to proe,piCate war upon your
State -
Alter Col Gilbert had spoken. an atiem.l
was made 10 uter r solutions, which were re-.
speutlully declined by Cll Gilbert The body
tntn adjourned. There Is some excitement IN
the city, but no noise
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

mt On board the yesse and were to be taken to
r ehmond 10 be sold.
The War d .partme1t, in answer to call OF
the Snata has presented oiltiaI documents
shOYinl d cause Jt the excess Of que dissouIl
local troops above Decentralization by Congress.
Thanum6er raised was over l2,OOU an excess oil
5000, which we're ordered 10 be- ds1anutl' but
on protest Of Gen. ScholoId they were allowed
by Gen. Halleck TO be retained in service Tor an
emergency but orders have been gwen Tor 1nc
dsJandment Of four regiments, ana 'hef ao'
SO rton INTO the Others.
The bil to provide ways ana means ior l1e
support Of the government, Will be returned 70
the S mate for further acton, the House having
non.conculred IN styeral important amendments
of that b DIV, inclrdiHg that for Striking out
the rigLt OF tie hold rs OF the slx per centum
treasury notes, and making the lQrmer legal
tender at their full value, excluding interest TO
the same Kent as the United States nJie-.
The ouse also uoncJucurr,d ia striking
out the Syenh Section making coupons on al
bonds AID Treasury notes so days beaic they
become due receivable for customs, as com,
and nonconcurrod in striking out tAs scIon
- modifying the Independent Treasury a] 10
allow any money obtained from aas Vt 3t9r'
ual revenue 10 be deposited in s)l1lnt banks
with adequate security ior ne payment.
The House also dlsagrea to Tie SENATE B.
amendment to The Bans tax section, tuhrs
out lie sliding scale and substituting bull pr
ceutum Tor each bali yoHr from TIE fret Of
April next TIL 9th Of April 1870, upon the ay-
erase amount Of notes VI bills outstanding w
currency during the SIX month"; next preceding
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

The sunaower river, which is a tributary Of
the Yazoo, which in turn cmpties into the Mis-
sissppl Just above licks5urg 3D. To enter
lake Providence, IS miles above Flcks5urghaaa
by emitting channels reach the Tenfas and Ma
son rivers, the latter Of which is u tributary to
tie Red river.
This las. project will probably be adopted.
Should it be a successful one, very probably
tho result would be the turning Of the waters
OF the Mississippi into the Atchahlaya river,
hos making the latter the great river OF tine
comment
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

WA.uhcToS, Feb. Is From The statement
Of geutlenea who have returned from the Rap
pahannock 1t appears that The rebels are WORK
ny with great energy ami lndu,ry. They have
THROWN up two lines Of br3asWorks opposite
falmouth on the low grounds near the river,
and arecontinuing them along IDo river bauk
IN front OF Fredericksburg.
Jackson's force is said to be back Of the first
ran col hIlstwl miles sou,b 0 Fr,d ricksburg.
Smoke OF large camp wa5 plainly seen there
yesterday, and the woods are fast lprcarng
in that vicinity, showirg the pres, ucc vi q large
force. Tne;rebel headq iarters are l,ir.yNi..at
from our SIDE througha powerful glass -
Is suppo ed to be there The POSITION is two
miles southwest from Fraiericksburgh.
There Is trouble among the suffers, Gen.
Patrick, the Provost Marshal General, Tong
vigorously engaged in carrying out the new or
der. a large cargo Of Unauthorized suffers
stores WAS recently seized at Bill Plain and
conh,catcd
The Court Martials for dcserton are kent
very quiet. Tborc is determination to make
examples Of some, il not ALL oil these convicted
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24
FArnrrLylLLf, Az, T.b. Y

NAsynIE. Feb. IT, Yesterday forging
party OF jhe 2oI Minnesota regiment, Gendal
Stedman' brigade clmped near NoIausyllo
q ; we're ,krmsl wiH Two companies Of
tlrros.s command, Oar men killed and
wouude1j. lh lter were tiken p,isoucrs.
The balance Of the rebels escaped
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

Rear Admiral Porter Communicates Gle l5i.
wing 20 tho Secretary OF the Nav:
sie Il am happy to inform you Ia. .ho
steamer Ncksburg vas so badly injured Ny th'
Qlcen Of the West that she has to be KEEP. ahilt
with large coal bargcs fastened to her sides
der machinery has been taken out, and sieUai
lkcIy be destroyed.
Ibis s the fifth steamer Of which We have d.
priycd he rebels The Vcksburg was tls lar
gest and strongest steamer on the river Tier
" cells and guards were all smashed III and %
large hole knocked in her side
The New York herald., 1863-02-22

ma Jeremiah Clarke, ntervcnor Tho United States
ne motion 70 dismiss this was argued BY Mr. Gil
os ~ support thcreo and by Mr. AcDoogai and Mr. Ma
srss IN Opposition thereto.
no. iSs Greene Bronson OF al, appellants, vs.. The
"a oio.'e and Milwaukee Railroad Company, the hwau-
~ ana hinnesoa Railroad Company, Sclah ChAmber lain
Ine motion 10 dismiss this cause was argued by
~ SSpenser aud Mr. BLACK in support thereof and by
"i .~ng ag ana Mr.. Carlisle In opposition thereto
enArd lArdner. The motion TO reinstats this cause
go @ argued oy Ar Lord in support thereof and BY Mr..
'oxe In opposition thereto.
o ios John Currie ct al. claimants OF the schooner
SS.enshaw and hor cargo. appellants Va. The United
Eaines for the appellces
ADJOURNED until Monday at IL O'Clock
The New York herald., 1863-02-22

SAN fRAscsco, Feb. 81, 1863.
Money easy and never abundant Atlantic cur
rency exchange 331 per cent discount, Coin duh at
per cent premium. Sterling exchange 4y.aa7n per
cent premium. Greenbacks 30 % per cen, discount
American brandy is higher Domestic spirits Arm.
Dry go lds generally lending upward Coal firm Inseed
lower Pig iron improved. Provisions generally un
changed. Sugars dull Syrups decinod Turpentine ad
vanccd Tobacco firm wheu-ssles Of 40 200 sacks
for export at 81 SO aSl SIS per bushe 1allow-Sales
10, 900 lbs. At 6tac. 6tso. per ID
The New York herald., 1863-02-22

GkxAT SNOW SToxx ~ CANADA Canadian papers state
that the storm last week waS the most expert
enced there for several years. The houses were half
buried IN the and communication outside had been
Interrupted for several days the being absolutely
impassabio for horses and slexh-. The mail from cue
beo had reached Three Rivers, carried shoes,
and after much delay. Several pcopc IN tho conutsy
having busines. In town. resorted TO the of
ioconotion. Tho quantity VI TINT fell the
Hict IL estimated 70 four feet average