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RICHMOND, May 18Th, 1870.
hilton Of the intelligence
Il would not be any Use to say any.
thing to you or your readers about the
beautiful scenery along the Ballimorc.&
Ohio Railroad, on the trip here, because
yoii and they have bccn there
Richmond could hardly he compared
to the celebrated Jerusalem, which was n
city that was unity in itself, because
she Ia some RtLie cuiicred around, and il Ell.
tirely different from what had expected
TO find II, but that she nint what was ex.
pected, Il may he "a much the fault Of
your correspondent IA hers. Joking
aside however, Richmond is an Old-fash-
Toned good town, and II the inhabitants
amt as we'll off as they were some time
since, we all know the reason why, and to
their credit be II said are doing what they
can to set themselves up on their ante BRIL-
IAN pins. Business appears to be pretty
brisk something doing in lumber flour
and tobacco.
The venerable State House stands just
where Il did formerly, with its beautiful
beauty romnoTes yery fayornbIy withlik
imnr3vemefls elsewhere. nnd rcmind. one
Of the beautiful Boston common, only
Boston has ils clms and the square ia lin
dens, with its ilOOka Of English sIarrOws,
whose little wooden residences are thick
amongst Inc trees. IIopo they NAV NOT
ptoye as much Of nm ANNOYANCE ia faslid.
ions tastes as ihcy did in PHILADELPHIA
A visit here, to nn'obseryer, gives the
kev IN The reason oi Thai STATE ntiIe an
pfovefbial 10 the yirgininn. IIc has only
10 see the monument Of Washington in the
square on n huge charger, with The
statues Of Mason, Jefferson, Henry and
others sprinklel around and underneath
him. What an array Of intellect and
statement Who can tell the amount Of
mischief some Of them have done, cape.
cially Jefferson, who has left Il. The lcgn-
cy Of Democracy.
The Richmonders are great on Wash.
ington, for they have him inside the State
House as we'll nson the grounds. .INat
the eastern entrance we ind COPY Of the
bronze statue that the famous, Or we
might say Infamous, Hunter bronpht nm
to Wheeling during the war that lie ei-
hdetad lsuitable word nin'l it2I from the
Institute at Lexington.
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SEVERAL Of the great railways areslow
In furnishing theirg gross receipts monthly
for publication. For the month Of April
but eleven companies furnished reports,
which show an aggregate Of earnings Of
$S,743,75S, against $3,l7l,32G in April,
1874, an increase Of $572,l97. The roads
that have made no return for April it is
supposed are short in their earnings Of
what they were in corresponding time
last year. The gross earnings Of the same
eleven roads for the first four months of
the year show an increase Of Sl,lOl,79G,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lInIndr.

Thai Insomnia, OF inability 10 sleep, has leeone
very prevalent Of late years, j. sufficiently Gyidene-
81 6y the fact that numbrTles remedies have Teen
intr0incel Eilhln ihe lasI utt1dr slrcLly ln,umI-
ly cropping up. But no medicinal agent has ~
widely and clearly established IT, claim, as u genu-
Inc sOpOHdc as lIOstetter's Stomach RtteTs That
1t remove, this Misunderstanding inability far more
eiectualy than the hTOmidCs, Chl1rals and valeTi-
anates In use, Is not to IL wondered AZ when we
consider that such drug, act only on the brain,
which Il not the source OF the evil, while the Bit
ter rrCtiiy the alimrnlary disturbances which
originate IT, II Is admitted by physicians that lys-
pepia aud non-assimilalion Of The fool produce
sleepesses'' me Biiers overcome llti Obstacles
are also said To interfere with II. Wincsassiul or
two Of this wholesome sctlailyc inyigurant nj bcl
time HlIrly fails to induce tranquil rCpOse cVlGw
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The extent Of the foreign frmittadc Of
sSew York is indicated by recent com.
pilation of statistics Tor three months,
giving aggregates as follows; Total mum.
her Of oranges lO,lOl ,7s7, on which there
was a loss Of A! per cent; total punches
Of bananas, 325,23s, with loss Of ID per
cent; number Of coconnuts, l,7SO,SOl, on
which the loss was lOl per cent. From
Florida there were received 900 barrels Of
oranges during the same period.
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20 Casos Concentrated Iye.
100 Matches.
barrels CARROTS Snufls,
70 boxes CARROTS Packs
100 pounds Dutch Maddcr Print.
co. Indigo Spanish Float.
% barrels chip IOgwOOd. Z,
% Chip llslic ...
At 'LAcGIII.IN BROS 4 co.'s
10 pounds Chloroform.
N Bromide Potassium.
- CalOmcl,
n lOlllc Potash.
2D Fluid Extracts, TillCn's,
10 Solid Extracts, do.
go hotties Sugar Coated Hills.
~ dozen EllAUrs.
Al LAUGIIIIN BROS. cos
% dozen Bakers Cod Liver OIL
- Halls Lung lhlSam.
~ JaynN's EXpeciOmnt.
- Ayers Cherry PeCiOml.
1000 Essences Cinnamon, &c.
EOO " BatCman Drops.
hO " UOllrry's Cordial.
100 ESPnCC jamaica Ginger
Al LAUGIIlIN bios. 4 CO.'S.
2,OOo pounds CHAIN Pepper Singapore.
6OO Cloves.
HO AllspiCC.
90 EutmIgs-GOvCTnmCn
lIn Cream Tartar, pure and CloCr.
tNJ Mustard, In cans and 10 bulk.
GO Ground Ginger, East India 4 jamaica
CON's HClatinC, Arrow lIOOt, raplotn and SigO.
OC2g At LAUGllliN bros 4 CO.'S
100 ounces Qulnine, Powers WrIghiman's
10 Suphalc MOrphla.
10 Nitrate Silver.
% SlryChnln.
For sale at LAUGIIIIN BROS. Il CO.'S
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DEEDS COUGH SYRUP
Superior to all Other Cough Medicines.
Try It and be convinced.
WCABE, KRAFT & CO.,
mr26 PrOprietOrs.
LauahIIn's Infant Cordial.

The rhllIl'sGurO when tcelhlng- relieve Inaam.
nation Of the Gums, 10 Allay uneasncSS, to quiet
Collie Pains, 10 promote Sleep OCurC Summer Conn
,plani. This VIC consider ole Of the most valuable
remedies TO 10 kept In the family when the chill
drrn aTe cutting their teeth. We are selling thou
say II Is not oil We recommend II TO IL.
MOTHERS, have you Iiekig, issihiHg bdbs that
TURNS the HOURS Of NIGHT when you 10 long for
rest Into one LOSG, WEARY DAYTIME Of WORTH
NgST and CARR1 Cry-Crg- Cry-all day and all
night lOng2 II you have IiIicH TO rcdiOH, 10 con-
yinCe,l, hsIiidie no l0Hge-a PEW drops u lSPAST
CORDIAL and your child WILL bc PACIPIED, aud
SWEET, REPRESlIISG SLEEP will take the place Of
wARRFUL SUFFERING. Procure at once bottle.
Sold by oil Druggists and
LAuGllllN bros. 4 CO., PropricOn,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EGGLIsH LUTHERAN CHURCH-I6th St,
II between Capitol Square and the P0st OfiCe.
sermons Tomorrow by Rev, Samuel n, BarHitk,
pastor. 10Y a. n, Church Love- ~ ?. n,
"PartaEcrs In Glory sunday School meets at =
OClpcE blackboard lesson, "t'he Child samuel"
Address on "ENIerienos at the great Sunday
school Convention myg!
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And burning towns and ruined sWalns,
And manglrd limbs and dying grams,
AMI widows tears and orphans means,
And llihai misery's hand lsat0ws
IN hll the catalogue NJ human WOtS"

Were II not we'll to think Of this when
discontinued and unhappy because We are
making no money, and looking back re.
grelinlly to the ten or twelve years past,
to realize that the shower Of grccnbncks
which 40 stimulated business, 20 enhance
ed value, was, that our country was cnra.
ed with That most terrible Of national NJ
llictions, civil war, and reflect whether
We would have another shower Of green
backs, and another period Of cXlrnvnganl
speculation and great gains, at the cot Of
such another curse,
There was NO health In II, and now that
We arc coming back 10 the sober gains Of
peace, wo reyel In discomfort, and 10th 10
give uplhc cSiraVagnncCa Of the war per.
lodi complain That Nc arc making no
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money, because the money we make Is not
more than sufficient to keep up the ex-
penses grown about us by the extraya-
gance and loose living Of the war period.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral Of GEORGE IIARDNAS will take
place lrom the residence Of Philip sChcche, No
2a2j Chapinc street, . O'Clock 4. NJ, Saturday,
NAV a3l.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

a Victim Of youthful ImprIlCncp, causing pre-
mature decay, nervous debility, ETC., having TlI1l
In vain every known remedy, has found a simple
Sef.curr, which he will send jrss to his fellow Nin.
erers. Address J. II. REEVES, IS Nassau street,
New York, lhN hljl. Ap7
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22
The Constitutional Commission.

AT the meeting yesterday, Mr.. Gilbert offered
the following, which was adopted:
Ordered, That all propositions relating to spe-
ciic amendments of the constitution, be submitted
in writing; and it is further ordered that the Com
mssioners now proceed to consider such PROPOSE
tions as may be submitted in customary parlia'
mentary manner, and to determine the same by a
maj jor vote provided, that no amendments shall
be adopted without the concurrence Of SIX mem
bers and provided further that the details of all
amendments may be perfected by subsequent ac-
ton.
The following were passed:
RESOLVED, That the constitution be so amend
ed as to provide for elections in November instead
of September as now, and that Messrs Pike, Rust
and Madigan be committee for the purpose OF
preparing the proper amendment to carry this into
effect, commencing November, 1876.
RESOLVED, That the election of Governor, Sen
ators and Representatives by the people be bien-
nial and that the same be referred to the Messrs.
Pike, Rust and Madigan, for proper draft.
RESOLVED, That in the judgment of this Com
mission it is not necessary to amend the consttu-
ton so as to have the election Of departmental of
fees by the people.
RESOLVED, That the constitution be so amend
ed that the Legislature shall convene on the first
Wednesday of January, bennially. Referred to
Messrs. Pike Rust and Madigan, for proper draft.
The following was proposed and lost:
Resolved, That the Governor be elected for
the term Of two years and shall be ineligible fer
the term next succeeding any term next succeed
ing any term Of service.
The following was passed:
Resolved, That in the judgment Of this com
mission there is no need of any amendment Of
the constitution relative to the veto power.
Resolved, That representation in the lower
house of the legislature ought to be apportioned
among the cities, towns and plantations in pro-
portion to the population thereof; that for the
practical application of this principle it is expe-
dient to provide in the fundamental law for the
classification of contiguous cities, towns and
plantations in representative districts, and that
they be entitled to elect one or more representa-
tives; and that it is cxpedient to make further
provision for the practicable and equitable So
luton OF questions arising from large fractions,
resulting from the unequal population Of cities,
towns and districts.
The above resolution was laid by until the af-
ternoon, when it was being considered at time of
adjournment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Ksnuebee gournal.
PORTLAND.
Fire.

Portland. January q. a fire occurred in the
United States Hotel this morning at 5, orig inating
in the laundry, burning up through three floors.
Was extinguished with loss OF $4,000 or $4,000
without material damage to the main part of the
house.
Steamship Peruvian, Watts, Liverpool 7th %,
cabin and Ga steerage passengers, arrived at six
this morning. w. H. Leckcnby, steerage passen-
ger, died on voyage 18th.
The court of investigation into the cause of the
loss of steamship Georgia. held to day by British
consul Murray, the court fully exonerated Capt.
Angrove, and attributed the loss to u strong in
shore under cunen and unaccountable variation
of the compass.
The question which has been before the Superb
or Court on a challenge of traverse jurors in the
county on the ground that the records had been
changed, was decided, the court deciding that
county commissioners had legal right to amend
the records of their predecessors in accordance
with the facts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22


day evening, Jan. 10. The citizens turned out en-
mass and filed the spacious hall to overhowing.
Among the prominent speakers from other towns
and cities were 0. B. Chadbourne, president OF
the Saco club, F. York of the bddeford club, and j.
r. McKelvery, president of the Portland club.
These gentlemen gave very interesting accounts
of the reform work in their respective cities The
Gardiner Reform Club is one of the most -four
ishing organizations in the State. 1t has 900
members and has never failed to hold its meetings
once week for three years.
The people of North Vassalboro have taken
hold of the temperance reform work in good
earnest. J. X. Osgood of Gardiner, addressed
the Sabbath schools at the Baptist church, on Sun
day afternoon, and mass meeting in the hall in
A. Randall, President. II. A. Priest, Secre-
tary
Mr.. Osgood is now laboring in this State, under
the auspices of the National Temperance Camp
meeting Association. He is to speak at Fairfield
on Sunday evening, the oath, and East Vassal-
boro' on Monday, the 25th
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22

KENNEBEC COUNTY-Ia Probate Court ut Aa
Qusia, on the fourth MoRday Of December, 1874.
4 CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purportiug TO be
n the last will and testament OF Joel Mitchell.
la OF Fay cite, in said County, deceased, having
been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to tho fourth Monday of
January next, in the Kennebec Journal, news
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons In
terested may attend at q Court of Probate then 10
be holden at Augusta, aud show cause, II any. why
the said instrumen should not be proved. approved
and allowed, as the last will and testansent OF shs
said deceased -.
H.K. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES llEwINs, Register. AVS
KENNEBEC COUNTf-Ia PROBATE Court af
AUGUSTA, on the fourth Monday Of December, lsI<.
A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purportinx " bc
N the last will and testament OF Samuel W. Tsy-
ior late OF Mt. Vernon, In said county deceased,
having been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth nosdsy ef
January next, in the kenncbec Journal, sews-
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons interest
ed may attend at Court OF Probate then 10 oe
holden ut Augusta, and show csuse, u any, WY
the said in should not be Proved approved
and allowed as the last will and testament of me
'"'' u'''N' H.K. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HKwIss, Register. sws
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22
Flood in California.
Many Lives Reported to have been Lost

San Francisco, January q. Many lives are re-
ported to be lost in the flood at Masville. Three
children are known to have perished in one house.
Some OF the principal buildings have fallen, and
the wreck of property is extensive. There is no
communication with the city except by water.
Yubs City is under water.
The recent heavy rains throughout the State
insure good crops.
Communication by railroad and stage is inter-
rupted in many places by high water.
The Los Angeles and Anaheim railroad has re-
ceived damages requiring ten days to repair
The Central Pacific railroad bridge over the
American River, near Sacramento, is damaged,
and trains cannot pass.
The Sacramento Valley and the California and
Oregon roads are impossible.
The water is reported to be five feet deep in the
streets Of Marysyille.
Oyerfows are reported at various points in the
Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22
STATE N 4 NS.

At the annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Fairfield National Bank, Tuesday, January
IL, the following directors were chosen for the
ensuing year
H. Kelley, Z. Totman, d. Vickery, N. Totman,
o. Burrill, A. II. Barton, $. Cannon.
Presidential. Kelley.
Cashier-E. q. Pratt.
Mrs. Sewalll Nye of Orrington, was thrown
from sleigh in Bangor, a few days since, iufiic-
ing deep cash on the forehead, near tho left
eye.
d. NJ. Moody, Noah Prescott and Nathaniel
Jaquith of Clinton, constitute \ committee to Sc
cure second series Of lectures this winter.
Weston Smith Of Arson, broke his leg between
the knee and ankle ON the sd inst by falling from
the beams of his barn into the floor
Seven divorces have already been granted at the
recent term of court in Waldo county
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22
Legal Decisions.

Legal Decisions.
The Supreme Judicial Court sitting in York
County have recently transmitted rescripts in the
following cases argued at the last Law Term in
this District:
kENNEBEC.
George w. Douglass vs. Alonzo p. Gardner.
Motion and exceptions over-ruled.
John Butler vs.. Reuben A. tuse al.
Exceptions over-ruled.
A. NJ. Capen VS.. A ofo"en'
Exceptions sustained.
II. X Baker, Judge VS.. Dudley w. Moor, Adm'r.
Plaintiff non-suit.
SAGADAHOC.
Patrick X. Mlay VS.. Otis Whitney Y ais.
Exceptions sustained.
James NJ. Ha:ar vs.. Union N. Bank of Brunswick.
Plaintiff non-suit.
Sarah Hagar, Admir- vs.. Harrison Springer.
October 81, 1867.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22

chicago. Jan. u. 81

CHICAGO, Jan. q. 1915.
Flour-dull-extra spring IA X.
Wheat-No. D spring cash, sSXa; Mch. 90xaH,
Feb. S9Hah.
Corn-No. Z. mixed, cash. 63Hs; May. 72ka-;
Tia Jun 66-a Feb.
Oats-No. .. 63Sa,f cash: Jun, a; 52x-ak
Feb; 5Sa521S Mar.
Rye-NO. 2, g7a97.
Barley-No. . spring lsG-a cash; l26Ia jan:
l27a- Feb.
Dressed Ilogs-s OOaS 05-.
Pcrk-l7 9oal7 30 cash; Is GOALS 90 Feb: Is 80
ais 80 Mch
al3 IS Mch.
Bulk Meats shout ners 6hsA; short rib mid /,
9ka-; short clear mid ayjs.
Hams IL rs average l0ka-.
Whiskey-A-a.
Freights-Corn TO Buffalo, 1 LA; wheat do *
a..
Receipts 5000 nour; $1,000 wheat: 10000 corn /;
1880 oats; 90 rye: 2 COO barley.
Shipments - ,O0O hour; 1a,0O0 wheat; 10000
corn: 0OG oats: 1000 barley. l0c0 rye.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22
Vassalbor0' Locals.

Vasea1borO' Locale.
The people expect rich treat tonight at North
Vassalboro, from DR.. Robins, in his lecture on
.'Roger Williams" We hope to see grand turn
out, as such lecturer merits crowded house, and
as the proceeds of the whole course go to pay ex-
penses incurred by the Baptist church 1t is q
good cause, and people, young and old, can afford
to 60 quite a distance on these evenings bright
and shining to listen to such speaker.
On Monday evening the North Vassalboro'
Dramatic Club will play the drama, "Among the
Breakers. This will be nice entertainment,
lots of fun, and in behalf Of the club We would re-
mind the young folks ofthe surrounding villages
that it is fine weather for sleigh riding. The club
last winter attained quite degree of popularity,
and all its entertainments were well attended.
ONCE A WEEK.
East Vassalboro', Jan. 22d.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22
The Pacific Mail Investigation.

The Times says that the members of the CON-
mittee of investigation of the Pacific Mail subsidy
are sick of the proceedings. The case of William
:. King will probably be handed over to the Grand
Jury, the committee can not find him.
President Grant and Louisiana Affairs.
The Tribune's Washington special says the po
sition the President now holds on Southern mat
tiers is this If Congress by special act makes
he will execute those Wishes or If it does not pass
such an act, but the Senate seats Pinchback, he
will consider that as sufficient warrant for him to
continue to support Kellogg. But if nothing is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22
GEORGIA.

Augusta, January 81. 1t is all quiet in Edge
field county, s. C.. Fifteen negroes implicated in
resisting negro constables have been arrested
Tenant, the negro militia captain, who hired the
negro to set fire to Gen. Buffers house and who
fred on the officers of the law is still at large.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22
PENNSYLVANIA.

Harrisburg, January 81. Gov. Hartranft has
issued q warrant for the execution Of Ernest
OrtWein ON the 23d of February for the murder
Of the Hammet family in Allegheny county.
Philadelphia, January 81. Prof. Robert E.
Rogers has been elected President of the Frank
lin Institute.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22

Chicago January 81. The Expressmens Nation
al Convention elected officers for the ensuing
year, including Geo. Bingham of Pittsburg,
President
Adjourned to meet in Boston next year.
The rumors of further troubles among the
Chicago National Banks, is entirely unfounded.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22

s. troops from Louisiana, leaving only enough to
garrison the forts on the Mississippi below New
Orleans, and leave Kellogg to take care Of him
self without U. s. soldiers.
Albany, January 81. Tom Ballard, the noted
counterfeiter, was convicted in the U. s. Court to-
day and sentenced to thirty years imprisonment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22
M.ASSACHUS ETTS.

Lawrence, January 81. A till Taper, named
Alexander l.. Grant, in attempting to rob the
money drawer in the Lawrence American Office,
steel trap. lie pulled it out but it terribly
lacerated. The trap was set by the bookkeeper of
the Office because his cash had been running short.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22
OHIO.
4 Railroad Meeting.

Cleveland, January Il. Several railroad men
met here yesterday to organize Western Rail-
road Bureau in accordance with the vote Of the
Saratoga convention, but there were so few
present that the work of organizing was postponed
until February, when they meet in New York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22

somewhat by the members present, and finally re-
ferred to the Executive Committee.
EVENING.
The Society met at o'clock, and continued the
revision Of the list Of fruits for Maine The list Of
apples having been disposed of in the afternoon,
the small fruits-currants, strawberries, &C., and
pears,-were reserved for evening The former
list was presented by Henry Mclaughlin Of Ban
gor, and the latter by s. L. Goodale Of Saco.
These lists were discussed and finally adopted.
The attendance was small, owing to general i'm
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22
LOUISIANA.

New Orleans, January 81. All the mystic So
ceties have decided to dispense with the custo-
mary street parade on Madigrss day on account
of the absence of King Prosperity.
The Bulletin newspaper establishment was
sold at auction to-day for $4,000, to close
cession.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22

Old DR.. Thompson has had such good success
during his brief stay here, that he has concluded
to remain another week. Words Of wisdom drop
from his lips, and the afflicted are sure that he
understands their cases. and is able to treat them
He is accompanied by genial and gentlemanly
agent. The doctor gives free lecture this even
ing in the Representatives Hall.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22
NEW YORK.
The Use Of United States Troops.

New York. January 81. A Washington special
to the Tribune states that the President SAYS the
use of troops in ejecting the acting sheriff from
his office, in Nicksburg, was not directed from
Washington. Sheridan has orders which gives
him discretionary powers in reg ard to the use of
troops for the preservation of order and the pro-
lection of the people in their rights, and can act
without special instructions. OF course, the P:csi
dent adds, if the commanding general exceeds
what he (Grant) considers proper use of the mil
itarv fnrcns he will lie restraineI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22
NEW HAM PSIllitE.
Cold Weather,

Concord, January q. II below zero here this
morning; 10 at Claremont; % at Martins Ferry /;
"a at Hooksett; % at Nashua; 26 at Lancaster; !;
and 80 below yesterday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-22
Weather Probabilities for To. Day.

For New England and the Middle States,
falling barometer and decided rise in temperature,
winds veering to southerly and westerly, cloudy
weather and rain and snow, but followed at light
by clearing weather.