The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-12-07
NOVEMBER 1851, AND NOVEMBER 1864

| be odes' inhabitans.D is prone so forget the
stateo the weather. particularly after the lapse of
several years. uaess he has, like our old friend Ron
ERT n. COCHRAN, been careful to keep diary. Han.
pening TO mention ia his presence. last week a CON
Fersation earding the remarkable mo tn of Nove
Der that has just fitted BY, where A difference of
opinion occurred to the year 1857 and is47 of The
same month, when similar weather prevailed he at
once informed US that Nov 1857 must have been the
time, according to the best of his recollection and.
as be had kept diary for the past forty years. he
world decide the matter by handing us copy Of that
month for the two years above mentioned which does
as will be seen, decide tho question and pives n
November, 1857 the award of being far ,eorse than
its bad successor of 1862 We are under OBLIGATIONS
to Mr.. Cior thus furnishing copy of his obser-
vaons and are sure our readers will thank hi also:
First of November, 1851.
No heavy frost vet
End, srd nd 4th. Days fine and warm.
9th and6tl. Raining, raining all day.
tn. haiH9ing an night, and all cay river and
Sth. Raining, dark wet day. CI -
.th. Cold last night, but no freeze. ( frf#e4..
ioth. suieared OF in the night heavy frost.
18th. Morning pleasant; evening rainy.
18TH Day pleasant and warm.
4th Day fine, except mud plenty.
18th. Day cloudy and cold.
+ 10th. Rained last night and disapreeabie to-day
18th. Dark, cloudy, cold. &c.
18th. Morning warm; afternoon Raining.
lstn. Heavy storm OF wind, snow and rain-snoF
in the evening. ..
10Th. Cold mer. at zero at a. IN.
2Ist. COD mer at zero; creek closed; evening
I'D. Cold last night; creek closed
~. showing this morning inches deep and
24th. Gold ner. 5 deg. above zero.
2sth. Cold rner at zero this motning.
zo.h. I'D last night at 6; mer. deg. below
Zftn. Morning more moderate. GET s#
18th Still moderate. t
29tn. Morning warm and thawing.
ooth. Heavy rain last night; streams getting on
a spree. --st.r5.sz =. rs - -.
First of November, 1869.
o'clock dark and cloudy; commenced raining
az 81 O'Clock evening pleasant.
I'd. Morning clear, day pleasant - ta#
81. Day tine; no freeze perceivable.
9th 6o,clock warm; evening cloudy.
9th. Day warm and pleasant. y
9th. Heavy white frost; evening cold like for
7th. Cold nd snowi ing some
sth. O'Clock, frozen some.
9TH. O'Clock, ground covered with snow; even
ng dark and cold.
10th. Day cloudy; evening, threatening storm.
18th. Clear and cold but little froze
lIth. O'Clock dark, cloudy; threa tening storm.
LIN. o'clock showing; at night the ground
lightly covered; not cold.
lot cold. -
18th. Clear at O'Clock and day pleasant
Coseieu with snow at o clock, at
O'Clock q inches; continued to IL, then rain
18th. high wind and rain last night and cold;
nov ing in the afternoon.
18TH Thanksgiving day; pleasant.
y and disagreeable. III
10th. Showing last night; morning cioudv and
DOL. - ~ 2 - ~ q S'1
2Ist. 51z o'clock moon shining; cloudy not clear.
ga. O'Clock, iroze pretty hard last night; then
Letting; evening wet.
3d. Dark aud cloudy; still snow remains
24th Clear, and fine day; evening clear s.#f
10Th. 8 O'Clock warm and pleasant.
1oth. Morning warm; tasng; no frost.
Zlt1 Showing lightly, last night. as
2oth. Heayy, white frost, and light freeze 5F
bic day. efe+
soth Election /. W. Road; raining nearly all day 8