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The Portland daily press., 1870-08-24
A Choice Security.
MIDLAND BON DDS
Seven Per Cent. Gold,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
First Mortgage Bonds

$50 MILES ARE DONE AND EARNING NOW
| ABOVE EXPENSES MORE THAN THE INTER
| EST ON THAT POR TON OF THE NOR rGAGkD
DEbI, ana more than the interest on all the bonds
that can be issued up to date.
The completion OF new road enables US to offer for
| sale more of these bonds. No bonds be issued
on road under construction, and finished road the
issue is limited to $2O,GeO per mile.
These bonds are desirable as an investment for
| many reasons. the most prominent of which are:
First: Behind them aud fortfyng them is a paid
| up capital OF nearly S7,000,n00.
Second: Ihe r., roaS is a new great trunk line run
WAYS, and shortening the distance seventy mi'es-a
very great distance properly considered. and one
| that alone would render his road a EAST success,
Third: The cost OF building the road is twice the
mortgage, and railroad is real estate of perfect
title and, i GO cd for anything, is always increasing
in value. These bonds real estate loan of the
best character at halt value. The cost of singte
track is about $4,000 per mile; mortgage, $50 0JO
before the bonds are issued.
Fourth: The Mortgage Bonds on every railroad
running out Of New York City are good, and inter-
LVth: Tie total interest liability of this great
railway oyer 0 four hundred miles in length will be
is completed. The earnings OF single month, If is
expected, will exceed ills.
A consideration Of the gross receipts of the New
necessary, we believe, to vince parties that ii
Midland will net, after all expenses much larger
sum than its interest debt.
THE BATE OF INTEREST.
These bonds pay seven per cenr. in gold, free of
Unlted States income tax and this, with gold at u.s.
is equal 10 over - PER CENT. A YEAR, No
rational person could expert SAFE INVEST
MENr WITHIN OUR OWN STATE TO be offered
on more liberal terms than these.
THE BONDS.
The bonds have % years to run; are issued in de-
nominations OF 81 600; bear Seven Per Cent Inter
est IN gold free OF income tax are Coupon or Reois
tered, with interest payable semi-annuay in New
York, on the list OF Janusry and 1st OF july
PRICE: PAR AND ACCRUED IN.
TEREST.
PamnLlets cireuars ,,,u - -,
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bobh had overlooked. How was II PRO-
posed Al Inc other end Of the avenue, to
pay tne puDIic ueDE. unless the expendf.
tures were reduesd2 How fidthe Ho9se
propose TO relieve the people. enfernffs.s
aha capita oI the count from the' bur
dens OF taxation under whica they were
tuced?
lie called upon the men,,ers Of tbe
House 10 stand by the COMMITTEES 81 4 D
pE0priations IN the pledge whtcb in now
gave 70 Inc country. aud that Il would cut
down these estimates below the figures at
which the country took the f30vver of n
drew johnson. In order that they must
I9fegp any private interests, aud private
ana imaginary poiitlcal gains IN localities
by the expenditure or money, they must
rise above these considerations and look
10 tho general results, and then the fingers
OF Industry would again ply their work
enterprise would gain courage, tue coun-
Try would go on IN prosperity aud III de-
VelopmenLs and the nation would in years
that were to come build navy yards ait
League Island, and At New London. and
increase tEose az Bos'on and Portsmouth
ana All oyer Ine country. II that snonld
be The policy, there would be reduction
OF expenditures, so that thereby the peo-
pie might be relieved from the burdens of
taxation at one end of the avenue, and
the public debt might be paid at the other.
~ was from fnls view, and because he be-
would move to ay the bill on the table
and would. on that motion, call the yeas
anu anu Y, LAYS ~ s9 tfe people might know who
would stand by the Committee on Appro-
pnlattonS In 1Us attempt TO curtal the ex-
pendttufes OF the Government.
a very marked attention was paid on
| both sides OF the House 10 the speech OF
/ priatiors.
| X IIy followed Ia reply TO Dawes and ia
| support OF the bill. but he had been speak
/ ing oaly q rev minutes when the morning
| hour expired, and the bill went over un-
| der the rules.
The House then look up judas appor-
Ilonment Dill, and speeches were maue by
Palne, In support, and by Hoar and VIII
lard IN opposltions finally Seoneld
| moved 10 refer the bill to the CommIrtee
OF the mole on the State of the Union,
which was agreed to. Yeas lo4, nays 81
/ Ihe vote was principally a sectional one,
| the Western members mostly voting III
| the negative
Scofeld offered q resolution asking The
Secretary OF State for Information as TO
| the disposition made ofthe S600, 600 allowed
for aggresslons on American Commerce by
Japan. which was adopted.
The House then adjourned.
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THE following endorsement of Hon.
r. T. KERcHEyAL, for Treasurer Of
State, is contributed to the Greeneas-
tie Banner:
"Mr. Editor: Among those who
have been mentioned as candidates
for Treasurer of State at the coming
State Republican Convention, We hear
Hon. r. 7. Kercheyal, Of Rockport,
Spencer County, very favorably spo
ken Of. Mr. Kercheval Is brother
Of our late esteemed soldier and citi-
zen, Edward r. Kercheval. He is Il
lawyer, was member of the last Leg
islature, and is man of large bust
ness experience, having been 10 the
secret employ OF the Government dur
ing the war We would be glad to
Gee old Putnam cast her vote for his
nomiuation i'll the Convention fer the
nomination Of State officers.
PUTNAM"
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Kew York Iferns-

New YoRK, January 1S.-A letter
from Cienfuegos, dated January 16.
says: Gen. Corbo, who left Cienfue
gos with column for the purpose of
attacking rebel positions in Signoueo,
has been routed and driven back by
the forces under Gen, Carada. There
was a heavy fight and the losses on
both sides were considerable. The
Spaniards suffered far the most. which
compelled Corbo to retire. lie did
lot step until he re entered Cienfeu-
COS; The losses of the Spanish Gen
erai were 50 great that he has asko3
reinforce from Che. Captain
General, c9uiesslng bis liability 10
prosecute the campaign without moro
troops.
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LOUISVILLE.

EfTec S OF the Storm - PreWett's
Knob, kentufky, entirely Destroy
ed-LOss or Life.
LOUISVILLE, January 18.-All that
part of the city lying on the levee,
below Fourth Street, is completely
submerged, aud the occupants are
busily engaged ia removing their prop
erty to safe quarters by meaDs Of
skiffs.
Prewett's Knob, Ky, awas com
pletely destroyed by the storm yester-
day night. John McGowan's eldest
daughter was killed and Mrs. Nc
Gowan injured. Downer's stable was
blown away aud q large number of
fine horses and mules killed. Dr.. j.
Wilson and wife, living twelve miles
west of Prewett's Knob, were badly
wounded
The storm was general along the
Memphis Il Louisville and Louis
vile IL Nashville Railroads, and con-
siderable damage to property is re-
ported.
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NASHVILLE, January 1S.-The
Grand Lodge Of the Independent Or.
der Biebirth, representing the Israel
ties Of thirteen States, at their meet
ing in Nashville yesterday, expressed
regret at the continued prosecutions
Of Israelites in the Province of Ro
mania, Russia, and adopted. Reso-
lutions thanking President Grant
for his prompt Intervention ia
their behalf. The convention also
called upon President Grant, mas.
much as said prosecutions had not
stopped, to continue his good Offices
in behalf Of the prosecuted.
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ESTABLISHED. 1887.
Foreigll News.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, January Is The news
to day in regard TO the Winnepeg re-
beilion does not attacn much import
ance 20 the movement, but inlImates
that the Red RIVER people cannot hope
Tor recognition rs a crown colony so
long as the rebellion continues.
LONDON, January 1S.-The steam
eTs City of Baltimore. St. Laurent.
PTussian, aud Celia have arrived out.
PARIS. January l8 There was a
great demonstration last night On the
Boulevard Mont Morde By the friends
OF Kochelort. The crowd was dis
persed 5y the military without con
Hlet, ard the Boulevard was occupied
by troops until after 3 O'Clock this
morning. The police also were very
active all night There was consid-
efable disorder and many arrests were
made. At this hour, II o'clock P. NJ,
the city is quiet.
LONDON, January Is. - Iu conse-
quence OF the disastrous effects of
recent petroleum fire. in the city,
the merchants are deyising means for
the safe storage OF coal oils. aud vari.
GUS plans are on foot for improved
warehouses.
West India and Panama and Lehigh
stock is quoted at premium.
Letters from Rome say the Ameri-
can Bishops object to the declaration
OF the dogma OF infallibility, on the
ground that it will tend to check
proselytism among the Protestants.
FRANCE.
PARIS, January 18.-The Corps
Legislatlf held an animated session
to-day. There was an acrimonious
discussion between Minister Olivier
aud Deputy Gambetta. The latter,
in the course Of his personal attack,
declared the Minister was the last
person to speak to any one Of con-
science, as his own was most supple
and ehangeable. This caused great
agitation in the Chamber, and the
Deputy was called to order.
LATER.
La t4.e debate, NJ. Gambetta in
dulged ia another attack upon the
Minister, when a Deputy exclaimed,
" recall the gentleman TO order"
Gambetta replied - Aud l recall
the Minister to a sense Of himself"
A scene of violent excitement fol-
lOWG0 thAo puGpaEIs 1u0 J1G pADECCu~
ings were interrupted some minutes.
As soon as order was restored, the
discus sion was dropped aud other
questions taken up.
Ii is reported that populations from
other cities are coming here to attend
the funeral of Raspail. Fears of dis.
order are entertained.
Trauppman. the murderer of the
Kinck family, will be executed to-
morrow.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, January 18.-The rela-
tions between Count Bismarck and
Mr.. Burlingame, of the Chinese En-
bassy, arc Of the closest and most cor
dial character. They have frequent
conferences, and there is good reason
to believe that trea.y with China
will be adjusted on the most satisfac-
/ tory terms.
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Boston geW.

BosToN, January Is. - IL is cur
rently reported that Governor Cham
berlain, OF Maine, will pronounce the
funeral oration. at Portland, on the
second day after the arrival Of the
Peabody funeral feet, which will be
due on the 2Sth inst. The monitors
Terror and Miantonomah will sail
from here to-day to escort the funeral
feet into Portland. Admiral Far
ragut will proceed to Portland by rail
to take charge Of the imposing naval
ceremonies.
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Cuban News.

HAVANA, January 18.-The Voce
dc Cuba, ln an editorial yesterday,
protested against the petition recently
forwarded TO Spain in favor of certain
reforms, claiming that such reforms
would be a movement backward and
adverse to Liberal institutions, and
probably productive Of discord among
the Spaniards.
kilograms from the Cinco Villas
district announce that in a recent
engagement, there we're forty eight
insurgents killed.
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WILL. Pound. for some time past
local editor Of the indianapolis Jour
nal. retired from that position on
Saturday last Mr POUND was an
industrious collector of news and
faithful il the discharge Of his duties.
lie will not be long out Of situation.
He is also the Indiana correspondent
of the Cincinnati Gazette.
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LEwIsTowN, Ne. Jan. 18.-Iu New
Sharon, Saturday last, John Fletcher.
constable, with a posse, attempted
to arrest Ezekiel Falman for debt.
when an ARRAY occurred between the
posse and number Of persons aiding
Falman IN resisting them. Several
were wounded on both sides, and J 40
s. Falman, brother OF Ezekiel, was
killed.
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The SitnatiOn.

CHICAGO, January 18.-The follow
ing dispatch and letter show the stu.
alton OF the telegraphic strike ia New
York and this city at this date:
New York, January II.
To all Officers 7. P. L.:
l have canvassed the situation,
and believe it useless TO continue the
strike. hereby absolge all Western
Union members from their oaths, and
advise them to return to work.
Signed, r. w. POPE, G. G. o.
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Tennessee Leglslafure.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 19.-The Senate
Committee on mprovements, to-day,
reported the Cincinnati a. Southern
Railroad bill, and recommended its
passage No vote was taken.
La drunken broil last night, Ed
win Price was struck on the head
with stone by Taylor Chiffon. Price
died this forenoon. Chiffon was
bound over to the Criminal Court.
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Mr.. A. j. WELLS. of WiDslow.
Pike County, will accept cur thanks
for large club Of subscribers. Our
friends in Pike will always find the
JOURNAL Ia favor of those measures
it regards IS conducive to their inter
est, none the less because it opposes
doubtful adventures or imprac;ieable
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Arrested for FOPgerv

CLEVELAND. Ohio, January l8.-
L. L. Wallace, lawyer and real
estate owner and speculator, was ar
rested for forgery last night, but
escaped from the officers and was re-
arrested at MeadVille, while on his
way to New York. Over $24. 900. In
forged paper, has come to light.
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CHICAGO, January Is.
0@@-EV3 Q N WaAJ 10
Cot. j. j. 4. Wilson, Superintendent
W. " T. C0

Got. j. j. 4. Wilson, .Superintendeat
w. u Z. Co..
DEAR SIN: The above is a copy Of
a dispatch received here In the Official
cypher of the I. z. L. Please make
Whatever use of it you may deem
proper. A meeting will be called this
evening, when the Chicago Circuit
will be formally dissolved. aud ali IT'S
members released from all oaths and
pledges of the Telegraphers' Pro;ec.
tive League. and urged hereafter to
act as may best promote their own
interests aud those Of their employ
eTs. Yours, respectfully,
(Signed) A. l.. BAKER.
The operators applied to day for a
reinstatement. About ten will be re
ceived. One applied to the Mayor
for transportation TO New York. He
said he was without money. and want
ed TO get home.
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THE Lafa5ette Courier says: The
Wabash River is again on the ram
page, and al the lowlands above its
banks are overfowed. At this point
the rivers width is now from Lafay-
cite to Chauneey. a distance of two
thirds of a mile"
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nesfrncflKa Ffre-

ALBANY, N. Y, January 18-The
Court House, Jail, Pernott's Hotel.
Mr.. Gales dwelling, sBoyce's hat
store, the Office OF the Schohaire
Union and several other buildings in
Schoharie wera burned yesterday
Loss unknown. Mostly insured.
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worst before the supply began to fail,
The letting down in the water supply
demonstrates the necessity Of water
works.
Indianapolis has heretofore been
remarkably lucky in the matter OF
fires, but this is heavy visitation.
Let US hope that such eatastropbes
will not become epidemic.
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GOV. GearT Tnangnrated.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 18.-Gov.
Geary was inaugurated to-day. He
made very long address. There
vas a grand procession of the military
and fire companies. Because a black
regiment was allowed in the liae. all
the fire companies left except two
from Philadelphia.
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ATLANTA, Ca, January 18.-A
committee Of the Georgia Legislature
has addressed a letter to General
Terry, protesting against his manner
of assembling that body, as illegal
and unconstitutional.
Nothing was done yesterday in the
Senate.
The Il 5use met and read an order
from Governor Bullock. approved by
General Terry, to the effect that in
order to give time to the pending in
vestigation, it was right that certain
persons should hold seats under the
Reconstruction Acts, and give ample
time to persons who design TO take
the oath. In order to do SO. the Gov
ernor declared a recess until Wednes-
day next at noon.
The decision Of the court martial
on the eligibility of certain members
will be ordered to-day.
The House viii probably organize
on Wednesday.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. Is. "A joint res
olution was introduced in the Ken
tucky House TO day, for The removal
Of the remains of ex- Pre- sidgnt Tay-
Tor to Louisville, aud the erection
over them, Of suitable monument
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LOUISVILLE, January 18.-About
81 600 and a large quantity OF clothing
and provisions were sent to Cave City
10 day TO relieve the sufferers by the
tornado. A meeting of citizens will
be held tomorrow to solicit addition
al aid.
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PROVIDENCE. r. 1 January 18,-
The House to-day passed zesolu-
ton ratifying the Fifteenth Amend
-ment to the Constitution Of the
United States, by vose of 81 to 8.
The Senate passed the resolution last
Inna
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Cry OF MEXICO, January 8, VIA
HAVANA, January 17.-Affairs in the
State Of San Luis Potosi are becom-
ing more serious. The rebels first
pronounced against the State Govern
ment, and subsequently, when the
Federal authorities proposed to sup
press the movement. another pronun-
ciamento was issued denouucing the
National Assembly
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& g 4 O
He EVANSVILLE
U ER - "a h
Ts-Ee Eeekly, ana weekly.
-sadiHg Paper on the
lover Ohio.
5 zx pOuenB Of Western Energy,
alIigenee, and Progress.
ast Circulation !!
ID thWestern Indiana and
HtHcky, and SGuih-
eFn Illinois.

.salus all the News of the Day
ad Foreign, by Telegraph and
Is the Spice OF Llfe.' and every
tL JoURxAI. is fuIi of variety of
sip, and Miscellaneous Readirg g
5snes Reports of the Markets Of
74 4arciai centers of the country.
rts Of the Evansville Markets
is prompt and reliable.
l5 I'd be a reliable General News
to be ahead of all others in
speot.
j. u its Editors is to make it the
the people; instructive to all;
By the business man, the
a professional man, the me-
household companion the
guIde-In fact. to make it as
RTBODY'S paper as possible.
e 5DiH jiad our Reports not e1-
ay paper "a The great Mississippi
5aejljties for doing all kinds Of
atjag for Steamboats, are an
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ST. LOUIS, January 18.-The con-
current resolution, which was passed
by the State Senate few days ago,
insiructiDg Senators and requesting
Representatives In Congress 10 vote
against any further appropriation for
public buildings in Washington, was
adopted by the House yesterday.
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SUGARS.
- YR UP ~ .

EULATED, Crushed, Powdered,
Loaf, Coffee, A, r, &c, at prices
Il he sure to suit.
- Y Il q PS.
TIE .DREPS, New York steam
nber and Golden, at prices lower
y time since the wf.r.
ter and Cheese.
"A choice genuine Orange County
Ter. Extra choice genuine Goshen
CHOICE ROLL BUTTER,
ork Factory Cheese 10 suit all
tastes.
4 Reserve Cheese,
q Dairy ="
ppl9
20 and Eadam
asked 20 call and see what doe
heap prices and good qualities are
the
TEWTAL TEA STORE,
NEW OPERA HOU5S.
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GoEEE = q.

Cd Government Java, Ceylon,
ia Java assorted grades at prices
Il defy competition. Coffee will be
every day and ground free of
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T TzE G e. & 2 e
Late washington Itene.

z = TE c. e E 2 z.
Late washington Itenas.
Congressional Proceedings.
Eff cts Of the Storm Near
Louisville.
Prewett'a Knob, kentucky,
Totally Destroyed.
Money and Provisions Sent
&C the sufferers.
Late items from Chicago.
Mere About Tho Telegraph
STRIKE.
OpeE8ters Returning to
Work.
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CIEcINNATI, January 18.-Patti has
recovered, and will give her first con-
cert on the 22d inst.
Trains will begin to run on the
Little Miami Road to. night: also on
the Marietta and Cincinnati Road.
Other roads all right.
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4 GOODS, PICKLES, &C.
5H sTgAWBERREES,

ia sT3AWBERBxES,
aspberries, Fresh BIackberrles,
ne Apple, Cherries,
5matoeS, reaches, extra.
reas, Windsor Corn,
now, Imperial Hot Pickles;
a Whites Oriental Pickle,
Of Wales Salad Sauce,
tersbire Sauce, Tomato Cdtsup,
q Shaker PreserUes,
ioRey, Horse Radish.
Clues, French Preserves. as
sorted, DC, DC, at the
entaITea Store.
a Time for the Holidays
sA CROWN IMPERIAL RAJ
., la1 bunc1es.)
Layer Raisins, Sultana Raislns,
1itrOn, Lemon Peel, Zante Cur
Erench Prunes, White French
ffresn,) first ever offered In the
Mince Pie Neat.
ihqher Preserves, GudUa Jettg,
GEres, Scotch Mdrm12ldde,
eRch Mustard (imporfed),
DC, &c, az the
entail Tea store.
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GULATED, Crushed, Powdered,
Loaf, Coffee, a, 3, &c, at prices
4 he sure to suit.
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TEA STORE.
ORIENT Al
Z q s T . e E !
III. A. COOK

q Egyy OPENED HIS EEW
STORE. IN the New Opera House.
Tars to tire trade the best assorted
haney and staple Groceries ever
a this city.
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= L a

grades, from the choicest 10 q coed,
leap Tea, aud pledges himself to sell
: for the same quality as can be
/. in New York, OF any Tea COM
+ Tea Dealer.
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ter and Cheese.

TIE .DREPS, New York steam
zaber and Golden, at prices lower
Eiuae since the WEr,
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Providence. Jan. 18.- Edward
Harris's mill No. 4, at Woonsocket,
was much damaged by fire yesterday.
Stock and machinery fully insured.
AUGUSTA, Me-, January 19-Hon.
lot Nj. Morrill, was to day re elected
u. S. Senator.
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BRrnF WORK.

We are prepared 80 execute Brief Work
for lawyers with dhpateh hno mt rHaa0u~
able rates.
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4 special to the Chicago Tribune, rom
st. Paul, says snow fell there on Saturday
and Sunday, to the depth OF one foot on
the level, and 0rifted very badly. The
railroad trains were all suspended on
Monday, and were making very little
headw6y yesterday. The weather was IN
tensely cold, the thermometer ranging all
day Monday. from five to fifteen degrees
below zero. 1t was fifteen degrees below
zero at eight O'Clock yesterday morning,
and eight degrees below at noon.
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