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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-06
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lafen, pelde fc9ar Dor Den su Inoerion=
pus, Seor9ia, por8efalcnen nibt suriidz
itsben.
SIN Ionat Sftober 1864 maren in
Salisbury biz 3u 10, 900 Sunoesaefanoe=
ne ein9eiperrt ; uno BON isner 3eit big
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1865 ifarben bieruon minoe ifens 5000
in Sol9e Der ibnen lpioerfobrenen fble0-
ten Sebonolun9. Sic ale wuroen in Der
9tdbe Der Staot bearaben. Gbe Stone
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ent,pitb Maior See nit Den nod bort be-
finolid)en noe eni9en 8efansenen, rpelbe ins
ceb unpe9s meiit fciner Sbbut entfamen.
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Su Queuifa nab Sobnions Sapitulation
an Die Sruppen oes 8eneralS Sberman
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ieiner Seimatb, uno puroe eort i'm lesz
ten Serbffe ucrbafset, auf Die Nntla9e,
Die unter isincr Stbut ftebenoen 9efans
aenen auf inbumane. barbariibe Weife
bebanoelt uno iib Der Serlesun9 Dee
&riesrebtes fbuloio semadt 3u baben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-06
pa- Outer Sotb Nacn, bic srpdcnipaaren

icbipehcr Nrt, SbaipIs, GIcatS, Slantets, @al-
morals, 3Nl9 fir @dnuertradt,. ccr eincn
id6ner SnIiicls, Sbrcc 4lD cpcr Snsrain Sur
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gcben, tpo JIG paS 9rSbte Niicrrment bon 3rnf-
cnipaaren au ben oarbiQisitcn 4rtiien fneer
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-06
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Winneicta pcrt0gtc iidD beute, nabocm fe cineu
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boiiirt Gin cingcbrabttr slntrd9 bic Yolitt ce6
Yrdlibsnten ju blli9en truree pripcrfen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-06
Scuer in Der orittsn 5traee, pbila.
oeIpbia.

Das Sabr 1866 1T biz iest Defenders
reid an sroBen Seuersbriinffen 9epeien
uno bas pclde am WSnta9 ben &c. Sc
bruar in pbilabelpbia lfattfano. bat pie.
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bensoefdbrlibe Serleeuneen our Solee
oebabt.
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berts wiro auf $4,000 anecaeten unc
1T in ben philadelphia Geieai6aften
periibert.
Die Sirma Sames, Sent, Santee Ii.
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neuer @aaren fir bic TrIblinos1aiI ion
erbolten, pelde auf $5OO,OOO ecfb6 81
,pirb une 9dnslidb 3erif6rt muroe. Sie
1T bel peribiecenen 9efeaibaften bis
gum Setra9e bon $495.0O0 perfibert.
Das Droeueric9eibdft ron Smitb
II. Sboemafer friibsr SEQ. &. Smitb
II. Go erlitt einen Scrluf bon ca. SI5,=
coo uno 1T nur gum She'll perfidert.
2(uBeroem ipuree bic 9eoernieoerlaee
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bon S25O0 porjuoswsife ourb 9Sahtr
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lufreoun9 uno enthoben iie NIT ibrer
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orn Sriimmern Der initiir5enoen Wauern
beoraben ju lperoen.
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uno 24l seboren ben Serren Somes,
Sent, Santee II. Co., uno repro ientiren
einen @ertb BON $4,000. Ser oaran
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$4,000 uno 1T purtb Serfiberun9 Sc:
ocft.
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feiten osb6ren. ueribieoenen @i9entbImz
ern uno ifno ctenfous periibert.
Der @ame oes 9ct6oteten Ssuermans
nss 1T Goparo SHsal.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-06
ucberGdt Scr ifcntliben Sd,ule Scr
Der. Staten am I. tiIar3 1865.

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SotalIumme 1882, ,786, ,S95 46
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Sn Yapiergele $50, ,2S2, 1912
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unp Iiefsrt bic Nnsaben ipic iie iid, aus ben
Shdcrn pcS Snan5miniitcriumS crscben.
!Su9b McGuacb,
Siuan,miniiter.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-06

~8efern mar es isbr falt, uno man
tpubte ni6t Oh cs Sanuar coer Rdr3pst'
ter mar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23
HEAVY FAILURE.
Collapse Of the Columbian Marine
Insurance Company.


The failure Of tho Columbian Marine Insurance Com
pany announced yesterday aud created somc com
mona u "..N 49, ...nrh snrnr,sA >, was well known
"ous" "o' $1,000 49, 90 late Tho foll~-~
| that the company had lost heavily oi w >"
ing official announcement Of the ssPehsSn was handel
in at this office last evening by Mr. Henry D. Phelps
agent for the company
The Board Of Directors of the Columbian Marine Insu
rance company IN consequence OF and unprece
dened Losses the past year and particularly during
'ut PERIOD have decided to close up the affairs Of the
Gov, rany They find themselves possessed Of large
asset, sufficient to meet all liabilities and leave hand
some sarp..' us
The Column ian was ofouS Oldest joint stock marine
cumpane s and h been in exstehce many years on the
participating plan n possessed capital 4 $500 ooo
The latest published quotations Of It's stock Escember
80 last the rate Of ss The companys Iast 90
clared scmannua dividend payable on the LIST instant
three and a half per cent
was stated on the street yesterday that the liabilities
of the company would reach at least six millions Many
risks had been lost through the depredaons OF the
Anglo rebel pirate Shenandoah the losses accrung from
this alone aggregating II is said. million Of
dollars.
The Columbian Marine will not, OF course, be misunder-
TODD by the intelligent reader for the Columbia Fire In
su rance Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23
NEWS BY WAY OF HAVANA.

BY the arrival at this port yesterday OF the steamer
Liberty Captain Wilson, from Havana che 18th inst,
eve arc in receipt OF later Mexican advces received at
Havana by the French La France, which left
ycra Cruz on January 10. La Era publishes advces
from Acapulco TO December IL, and says
Tho imperial force which ien Manzanfla fond the
Fourth battalion starving and with large number Of sck.
The whole population Of Acapulco had cmlgrated after
having destroyed the wells The troops Of Alvarez
rocky ground allowed them 10 damage without re-
eeivns any The Lucer stationed la the harbor for
some days aud lost Ave Of her crew who being sent on
n nossance. fell into ambuscade 81 the enemy
The fever had commenced and causing ten deaths
Der day There was Great want Of everything and pro
visions were only supplied by the French navy The
aroops need physicians and battery of long range Al
xarez Is employ ne every means 10 the deser,icn
OF our men offering large rewards He has succeeded
Eeng about thirty soldiers and some officers desert
Kim General Alvarez resides at his hacienda La
Proyidencia sixteen leagues from the coast column
OF ave hundred Ausirans marching towards In Provi.
denoia obliged 10 turn back, being attacked by
Por0rio Dax on all sides.
By the steamer Ia France there arrived at vera Cruz
fehor Jose Hidalgo Msxmlans Minister Plenp
10 France also Colonel Dupn and three hundred soldiers
Belonging 10 the Foreign Legion
There have been several skirmishcs-smaI Affairs OF
course the 60, show them 10 be victories FOR
khe mperiaists General Dousy reports an engagement
10 have taken place al Salinas Victoria on the 10Th Of
December In which his forces killed sx or the enemy
And captured ak prisoners with aud money, alsc
nfty.egbt horses.
The French steamer la Sonora which plies from Vera
Cruz 10 Ma,anoros touching at Tsmpcc, unabls e
lesve the nas passengers or cargo al tho two laise
ports, and was obliged 10 return TO Vera Cruz
Three hundred men bad been sent In . French man.
efwr BagdAd and !, was supposed that the imperial
ast- would soon reoccupy the place.
On the sh Of January. ct cuernavaca The Empress re
slved the sad Intelligence Of the death Of her august
Father Her grief vas the more intense nom the fac
bs the last letters she had received from Belgium led
Der 70 hope thu, The old King would recoyeI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23
Provisioss Against the Cholera.


There , meeting % the Health Commissioners yes
terisy. at one O'Clock, hts Honor the Mayor In tho
chair
DR. aAvEE remarked that Information hal reached HIM
Of the iniroiuot OF the cholera into Gaaialoupe
through the % trunk containing ffet I'd cloth
ing and that NJ the ncccncy OF the srrang emcu
both quarantine and otherwise At New York, u pre-.
IL Introduction. lac offered the following resoiu
ton
Resolved That the Chsirnan 81 ths Commission apyont
suit ble person g. Alhauy FOR the rupDse u
fefng with the Governor ant ~ him 10 call the
attention Of the Legislature b. this important subject
The resident physician appointed by the Char 10
perform the duty
Dr. sAyRs rosd letter FROM W G a Ire ~ tho
Buffalo University satisfactorily accounting for certain
facts observed W Dr. Rich Al the IAzareiio Of The
views expressed by Dr Ire md the pbssrvaons made
ancr a. bringing the a under The control u quar-
upon aud necessary regulations enforced along e
cholera
nr sxfSYHusSH IN view Of ths dircg'y ~ procaring
a suitable place Tor the cleansing and purifying ~ fess
at safe distance from tie city offered the follow ng
fesO ItiOn
Resolved That order the proper steps y - tsn
suitable the Uurifrstun
nv AZ n ihs port MAYOR snf raih Onc~f ~ Hfoot
bc ngiisi % attend meeting ~ his Board - b. hsfr.hsf
cal 3D.
ms resolution ras siop,ei unanimously after yhieh
tte ur~fi n az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23
DISASTER AT SEA.

Loss Of the British Bark DiRdeh-The
Captains Wife and Two. ships Boys
Drowned-Dcstho OF tho Captain, thc
Cook and Three Scamen from Exposure.
The British bark Dirdcm, from this port for liverpool
lost at the 9th inst during the prevalence Of
terrific gale under the most melancholy circumstances
resulting in the death Of the captain, his wife, tho cook
two ships boys and three seamen.
The following particulars are given by our reporter
Tho bark Diadem, of Liverpool Captain Hannem,
cleared at this port the 4th inst for Liverpool with
cargo consisting OF IA ss3 gallons refined petroleum. 100
barrels spirits turpentue and TO- 600 slaves.
On the 9th, during gale from the north to the north
east, which lasted eighteen hours, she capszed.
The captains wife and two boys, named Henry Wheeler
and William Phillips, Of Liverpool. we're washed over
board and lost.
After cutting away the topmasts tho vessel rghted,
full Of water
On the second day after the captain and seaman
died from exhaustion and exposure and subsequently,
the cook and two seamen also died.
On the evening OF the 10Th the remaining portion OF
the taken Oft the wreck by the bark NJ. f..
Robbins. of Yarmouth, N s., and brought TO this port
The Dadem good Al vessel Of Eve hundred and
forty three register built at Mystic, Conn, by Mr.
Greenman, in 1861 owned In Liverpool by Cassidy,
Nixon Co, and with her cargo probably insu-sd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23

The Emperor ximilian and the Empress arrived at
Chapultepec the 9th Of January.
The entire department OF zacatecas Is reported to be
enjoying perfect quiet
Adyices from Jerecuaro state that one Of Regules'
officers had died on December 10 from wounds received
the same day Maravao and that the same band lost
sixty men killed and wounded the next day at Angan-
gueo, including two officers. ~
The Ere Nouve,ie reports that plot had been dis
ared To cause an instruction at Marelin and two OF
~ points in Michoacan. The conspirators ~. IN
.nree oth. the absence OF General Mendez 70 hc.e
the small garrison being noided II time returned at
to tho s@ city sns suoc i
ton of their designs. The Ca. by court martial ane
Patno, had been arrested, trieu a.no nsfvinr hi,
condemned to death. Ample ev. :. g. nd unon him
sentence was discovered In the papel M been do
The carrying out Of the sentence had b. "eVc rthe,
ferred, in the expectation that he would make To-
revelations as to the names and guilt Of the 'her pars
involved In the plot
Letters from Toluca that Regules bNpke his
camp ut Zitscuaro hearing Of the intended advaa OF
the mpcraiisf General MendeZ.
The Sot1eda$ OF Mexico, under date Of January 9,
states that the mperialists had defeated a band Of
liberals commanded by Carlos Garcia Cano, Sarf
Felipe del 0loraje. on the 3D., killing and woundiug
large number Of horss and COVE and recovering valu
BILE public documents which the liberals had intercepted
the same day.
Subsequently the reaAn Of force met and dis
persed by another imperast force and Garcia Cano WIS
forced TO escape alone He SUCCEEDED reaching Muro
from whence he took the sage Tolu,a and upon M
arrival at tho Inter place he recognized by the
Deputy Prcfect aud arrested Several valuable pubcs
and large ID gold and dtafts found
upon him. He will be sent to Mexico city to be tried
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23
city Intelligence.

FAIAL Accfpysr TO Can DRIVER Yesterday after
noon a named sullivan, driver the Belt railroad,
fell from his tho o Montgomery and south
streets aud killed Tho remains conveyed 20
the seventh precinct station house, and tie Coroner
notified 10 hold an Inquest
DRowSrp STATEN IsLtSp FgRRr BoAr.--A man
By the name OF Alexander Russell was drowned from
the ferry bon, wcstfeld Yesterday morning a about
eight O'Clock, NJ The slip foot Of Whitehall street II
seems that he had taken line the stern u the
boat for the purpose OF hcaving pile nj the end
OF the pier the running very fast Mt the time
prevent the craft from swinging about and hitting the
Custom House dock, but missed his footing, fell
board and Immediately sucked under the steamers
Ike and lost His body had not been recovered up TO
four O'Clock yesterday Afternoon. The deceased was
about forty years Of age and leaves wife aud family
residing on Staten Island
MEETING ~ vErEaANs. "A meeting Of the veteran sol
dies Of siaplc,on, Richmond county, took plac, on
atrday evening, the Goth inst, Colonel Hitchcock In
the chair aud CapzlE Weston acting secrctary The
object Of tn assembsge the formation OF asso
citation for the mutual protection Of tho families u
deceased and manned soldiers There q numerous
attendance, and the proceedings harmonious aud
progressive. Among other subjects introduced that
OF erecting suitable monument In honor of the dead
from Richmond county during the rebellion. over forty
persons became members Of the society A second
meeting Is to take place on saiurisy evening, the 9Th
OF January.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23
Brooklyn city News.

srpiors RxsrLrs ora FscHr-John Mcdonald during
a ngh, which occurred last Tuesday nigh, In Brooklyn,
received inllries from the effects o. which he
died four O'Clock yct rday morning al his residence
In Van Brunt street II appears that deceased with
a number OF friends entered .he liquor At the
corner Of Eighth street and Fifth avenue, for the pur
pose Of having drink and after inealgiBs In the hery
beverage several times ROT into quarrel aud gong into
the street free hght took place IN which all tbs parties
participated During the afafr Mcdonald received a
irature Of the SKULL which hss resulted IN III death
John somervie arrested 81 the tine, charged With
the assault but snco the ansr has terminated istally
three other mon supposed 20 have been implicated have
been arrested BY Captain Murphy, % The F1nieh pre-
cinct Two o. the named Carroll and the other
u named Cullen. The Coroner has been notified and
viii hold an inquest today.
Mcpxr o. rns FLvsHrSo RluRoip "A carriage con.
tanning four persons by down train on The
Flushing railroad, near Blissvie l. T. Sunday night,
and completely smashed MP The occupants rather
badly injured but escaped without any broken bones
one OF the borse- ives instantly killed BY the col son,
and the other badly injured that he had 10 be
shot The names % the injured Denis Ferguson
and Thomas aud Denis Mehan They we're ATTENDED By
DR. Peer Of 0reenpont, and Afterwards sen, TO fheif
homes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23
Tr,.l Trip Of pilot Boot IIop.. No. Z.

A short time since the pilots belonging 10 the pilo,
boat Moses Gnnnell purchased from the government,
tho Surveying schooner Hope and yesterday morning In
company with about thirty invited guest, started upon
trial trip down the Bay 10 test the going qualities
Of their new craft Tho Hope gnay Intended
pleasure yacht and owned 10y Governor prsgue,
OF Rhode Island but al the outbreak u the war,
sold by him 10 the government IN which employ th"
has since been uped Tor and for cOtsilng pur
poses She purchased ny the pilots Tor 81 thou.
and dollars but has undergone extensive alterations,
In fact has been almost entirely rebuilt, nod 10 now
better adapted for her new s"rvice Che " valued nj
twenty thousand dollars The following her dimen
sions Length ninety feet; breadth of beam twenty
one fret depth II bold, nine fee, inches and srty
tons burden. measurement
Al eleven O'Clock the Hope cast OF hrr lines
the pier situated a, the foot OF VI Poll.
Ions sbipyari, and, suid the cheers q her web
wlshcf. headed for the bay, under the able com.
fnand Of Captain Thomas Marley. green Tag With
the sunbarst In all ~ glory, ho.ei Of the MAN
mast head, and than one vessel that va bound ~
wed the tiny vessel with great deal u
evidently taking her for bold Feuian prvsesr. On
reaching sandy Hook the Hope ran dosp the coast
fec miles, and after those board bad psraken ~
boun,ful luncheon she PIT about and started ior
the city, which abe rsached about seven O'Clock An
excellent opportunity Afforded the unnitlafed 90
board 10 learn something Of the hardzhips snfursd by
the pilots and the time eniivered on The wsy home
BY spirited brush with the fsss ssins pilos eoss
y. v. Williams The trial trip w~ compiss success,
The Hope " owned BY the following nArnef pilots -
Captain Thomas Marley and Mssrs Cs,sy, Lgtns,
Roacb ssmson and Rash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23
THE FEN.ANs.
Tho Senatorial Party Under Way-sv6eny's
ssAddres to the Fenian Mcn''-Ex-
citing Meeting Last Evculng.

The Senatorial headquarters Yesterday presented q
busy scene, the secretaries have tbs- \ IA full ID
dsposing Of the corresn~-'
documents, Whit >alence ss demands FOL
ns-.- IA are daily increasing Various endorse
'' resolutions, &C., are pouring in, tesfyng to tho
adherence OF some circle district or State. The most
no,ed OF these Is elegraphlc message to President
hooers from the State Centre and Council OF California
informing him that 0'Mahony's Congress was unani
monsly repudiared by the Council Of the Pacific sone
Lho Marseillaisep Of the Fenan movement entitled
nsweeny Address to tho Fenian Men, by an eminent
lr,sn wr'er Is IN course Of preparation and WILL it is
supposed, De ready for around the camp dres II
IL said TO be tho equal OF any revolutionary lyric in
isence One stanza Of It runs thus -
nations mind ~ e''e' '"o
While others swept futury we sadly gared behind.
marching on, " 'e "'"o"'
And CROPPED amidst the until, the sons of gh. vera
Away with speech and brothers reach down that rife
b. her sweet voice and hers alone the rights Of man are
Wy.
Fling dow2 tho pen; when heroic pine dungeons
lone
IT'S bright with good red blood should plead be.
fore the throne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23

ALLEGED TngYr oY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Detectives Farley and siyen yesterday arrested james
o crag lad eighteen years o. age. the ehafg- u
having stolen o. 900 IN caah from Hsnry Wright, u
~ peck slip Who agen, for TIE New Haven rtssn.
boa, Company cnls .ho vs In the employ q W.
Wright wa On The iTth instant entrusted Nth 81 90
check dravu ~ M Wright the yulion i.snt n the
order u ~ Messenger, to &C. cAAhsd cfas dfsW ihs
money bat ns'rad u retaining " h. NE ouprf pa
e,sd tie us.s1rs AMI . spree 30 subsequently
oanei noe of hs yDpthfni oornfsnions so ard thsy
lived A 'aVd rae i 0vertsksn by the nGcFrs when
arese Jane hsd tsyo y the fnonsy hs pos'ession.
rhe refna NJ 800 hsi been spent fieioas living
The aorssef yesterday arrasBsi befofs Jnsslee
t2.oo bal Tolns cfsis Who pis.fsd suity " The
arcsny lives Al ~ WOost~r stre~ and says Do scs'h
Krrgxsfvg RoHnyRr on sHfrnoAsD--groLrS TGo.
rgHyr sgcovyRrp.
Roanisrnsn Rsth~r u the rwebiy eighth pr,sins,
unre 70 tie aa@>hsrrs ~ hs onleisi sstse. IN rnsos
street, on Trifsy slghi too msn 90 ~ psf
,srboss> With bszs 90 Their shoaIs~rs sBa ssisiinz
.hem ssssi shat thsy lad rhsy gave ar svaaiss
snsrsr. whsr.agpa ngapssmsn Rs.,sr sfr.sssf hsm.
and o. fssehiss The s,.son bgas. ~ p'i.9ss', -.
tfef sstess William srnth All chsries Nfin,n ~
etaninnsilos ibs bags ves fDsni =, = nin 10y 49,.
bsss roaen The prose, at lhsy ssfs ,'gfi 80 :.
tarhsf ~ the atrsnak chArppn LltRh ~ " ey,sh
rrr. rhs "a. fyussD b. ry- hsl.la .s' -
Trih aas Casa pssss butebsr q NE ship iss bsgxsn
oy~r csses n sns>fs ass sieish ihe,sf'on sfzs
~ 80 ~ nv ,.s,ls. ,s Is. reisrs >, ne ssg v
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nlshi o. .hs s'.,smssi r.fs go. - Ms~a ~
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f~frrs ~ we p~ssoasfs ssyf~dsaies utt Lehnsn
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IN YES 1lsasa whe 1iscsv.p1 that NE c..sa AS sgsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23
Heavy snow storms and severe Cold
weather LA Oregon.

TOHHfND WFFIOh, JIM II, TTND
Decidedly the heaviest snow storm thai has occurred
In Tits rau OF Oregon for years has prevailed Tor two
days past n nowed all day Tuesday and rain"d most
tho time yesterday Daring the night the storm con
tBued, and !, has been showing unnterruptcdiy to-day
During the cold snap of a few weeks there
storms particularly OF the Hue Molnta
Quite number OF people were hady frosbltten. The
IL deeper along the river than known
before H. Reindeer River Valley tho ~ thirty Fix
inches deep; at Ia Grand twenty inches and
the mountains there az from four n SIX feet
of snow The route 10 Paccrvie s. closed.
The snow IN Borsc Valley averaged tscn,y inches In
depth, and snake Creek frozen over ne TO alOs
teams rbe thermometer nj Idaho CITY has be-
AZ low twenty-five degrees below zero.
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Another ice boat came on here TO day. The dis
lance sailed sixteen miles and return, the boats
going 10 Newbrrg The Una arrived nj No1burg ahead
the down trip and came Ia ahead her return Tho
from Newburg 70 New Hamburg distance OF eight
miles, made in the unprecedented time 81 seven
minutes -Four boats entered, the Una Minnehahs,
Icicle aud Snowflake
The Ice Boat Club Of the city issued challenge 10 day
10 any boat The Hudson for Of ten twenty
miles and return, for the OF $500 al 600 The
tire feet belonging 20 the city will leave here 10 morrow
on grand scrub 20 Albany II IL thought that the
running time the return Will be one hocr and forty
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