Documentary Journal of Indiana 1835 1836
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The first of these bluffs leaves the river considerably above Jeffersonville, and extends to Silver Creek three miles below. The descent leaves the river, a shor- ter distance above Jeffersonville and extends to Mill Run a stream which enters the Ohio between Jeffersonville and Silver Creek.
The line descending to the plain between these bluffs, crosses upoa that plain Mill Run by a bridge of 20 feet span, and the line, as sur- veyed, with a view to descending from the first plain to thnt upon ...which Jeffersonville is situated occupies the ravine at Fischli's Springs. It was afterwards ascertained that owing to the depth to which the flats back of Jeffersonville were overflowed by the Ohio,[it would be necessa- ry to keep up the grade, and embank across them, and that consequent- ly a bstter line than that surveyed would be a straight line from the summit between Silver Creek and the Ohio to Jeffersonville, which leaving Fischli's Springs on the west, would give greater distance on the high ground, thereby increasing the amount of excavation and diminish- ing the embankment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first of these bluffs leaves the river considerably above Jeffersonville, and extends to Silver Creek three miles below. The descent leaves the river, a shor- ter distance above Jeffersonville and extends to Mill Run a stream which enters the Ohio between Jeffersonville and Silver Creek.
The line descending to the plain between these bluffs, crosses upoa that plain Mill Run by a bridge of 20 feet span, and the line, as sur- veyed, with a view to descending from the first plain to thnt upon ...which Jeffersonville is situated occupies the ravine at Fischli's Springs. It was afterwards ascertained that owing to the depth to which the flats back of Jeffersonville were overflowed by the Ohio,[it would be necessa- ry to keep up the grade, and embank across them, and that consequent- ly a bstter line than that surveyed would be a straight line from the summit between Silver Creek and the Ohio to Jeffersonville, which leaving Fischli's Springs on the west, would give greater distance on the high ground, thereby increasing the amount of excavation and diminish- ing the embankment.
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