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The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
Declaratory Notice

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY ox.
- Butte. IS, Mary Maclean. wife of James T N.I
of the town of Orovile in said county and Stat. ,a
said in the township of 0phir in said county Do -
bv declare, that intend from and after thi, d.t.
carry business in my own name and nv own -
count the county of Butte that the natur. Of s;
business is that of Merchandising and Millinery in .,
county and State and such other further things As -
be necessary to atry and manage said bu,ip...
will be individually responsible in my uNm, o.,
all debts contracted by account of my aid bu,;
and hereby further declare that the amour, q,
capital in my sad business does not .Ie..s
the sum of Eve thousand dollara.
| LIS seal, the fifteenth day of ctoeer A. D lsSs
- MARY MACLEAS
witness; W Coughey.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF RCTTE 81
IN 'nrs MS hteenth day of October A. D. 1858 befor.
me ., ". W Coughey Notary Public duly commit
sioheu ana qualined in said county personsl,
sPPeNtu wary Maclean, to personally known b,
the described in and who executed the for.
gong Declaration of sole Trader and being by m.
examined apart and without the hearing Of her .,A
husband and made acquainted the contents of n,
foregoing declaration she to IN. that .h
executed the same freely and voluntarily without fesr
compusion or coercive part of her hu,hand 10,
the and purposes therein mentioned aKd dsS,,5
the same might be recorded such.
In witness VIII reof have hereunto set m
is. hand and liked my official seal the d.y ,pJ
t-- year first above written
s. W W. CoUGHEY
Notary Public, Butte County Cal
Oct Is IS st
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Glorious News !!

n STOP YE HUNGRY AND READ, ORO-
E. VILE RESTAURANT OPEN AGAIN {,
a4DW ~ SIMON X. ROSENTHAL herewith in
s<s-6sk-AAb forms the public and his friends. that
he dissolved partnership with A. MIchineau the lib
OF July and furthermore, desires to state, that he
socaied with himself Mr.. F. Hammernick, recently Of
the United States Restaurant for the purpose of reopen
ing the 0rovle Restaurant on Montgomery st. between
Myers and Hunioon streets. where they both will be
happy To their old friends and eustomers.
thankful for past favors, and promising 10 do ample
justice to ALL we bespeak for ourselves the generous
patronage OF the pu blic.
BOARD PER WEEK-IN ADVANCE ss 90
SINGLE MEALS, SO
SIMON n. ROSENTHAL,
July 18th
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Notice to Llen-HOl ders.

FGNO Ill WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given, To prsvent their liens. held
under provisions of An Act OF the Legislature NJ this
state, entitled San Act for securing Leis to Mechanics
and others pasSed ApI. 18th 1856, and all ndaory
acts on III certain buitding being erected lots
numbers five and SIX OF block Dor three, Orovie
Butte County, California; and much of 81 id lots
be necessary for the convrnient and occupation OF
said building Monday the 9Th day of Noyemdes ISS
mt 10 O'Clock. A. NJ in he Hon. District Court of ihr
Fifteenth Judicial district County of Bate the Court
House in 0rove, aud there be properp proved
and adjudicatcd A. LEWIS,
BY A. p. GALIsGrR. Agent.
0roville, October 18th. 1858 rol5.3w
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF

kTATE OF CALIFOHNIA, COT MY OF
~ Butte; District court Fifteenth Judicial District In
the matter oil the petition of PHILIP WATERMAN
HIS CREDITORS: In pursuance of order made by
the Judge of the said court at Chambers the eighth
day of October ID 1858 Notice hereby given the
creditors OF Philip Waterman petitioner in insolvency
to be aud appear before said court Monday the i5t
day of November, A ID. 1858. the hour of clock
A. W. of that day at the court in the of 0ro
ville in said county. then and there show if
they have why the prayer of said nsoIvent should
not be granted and he BE- discharged released
all his debts and liabilities forth his schedule
file in the clerks Office of said ordered that
all legal proceedings for the collection Of debts forth
in his said schedule be stayed until further Judicial
order of said court
By order of the District Judge Fifteenth judicial Dis
trict. Witness my hand and the seal of said
LIS. court affixed this the 9Th day Of October A D.
- 1885, H. DARRACH,
Cik Dist. Court, Butte Co Cal.
=. RosrsBAwx. Attorney tor Petitioner
oct y BOD
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Tho Greatest Di~covcry OF the Age!

Greatest Bi"ssing to Mankind ,-Innocent but Potent
DIR, b. J. zapkay's Prophylactcum. (selfdsinfecting
AGENT preventive against Gonorrhoe Il and Syph-
ca di eases and unsurpassed remedy for all
real. scroflous gaBgrenous, and diseases,
otid discharges irom the vsgn1. uierut and urethra
d all cutaneoas eruptions and diseases As innocua-
ton is suie preventive against small pux is Dr. L.
zapkay's HroDhyactcum preventive against syphi-
lite and gonorrhoea al diseases. Harmless in itself it pos
sesses the power OF chemically destroying the syphitc
vrns, and thereby saviu6 hOIsads Of debauchaes from
being infected by the loaihsome Of all diseases Let
no young man who appreciates health be without Dr.
Czzpkay Prophyiacticum 1t is in very convenient
packages, anitw be found convenient for being
used AS soap. Price five dollars For sale at Dr. l.. ].
pAays rrlvae Medical and Surgical Institute -acra
neno street, beoy Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail
Company's Office. Francisco All letters must be
addressed to Il. j. Czapkay, NJ. D. San Francisco
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New Store, New Goods.

II ANG d CO..-HUNTooN STREET, TWO
HL doors below the Theatre building oroyille have
just opened the best assortment of
Groceries,
Provisions,
Liquors.
Dry Goods.
Clothing,
Boots,
Shoes,
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Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT MEETING WILL.
II be held by the stockholders OF the Butte Tu-nel
Com any at their claim the Bua, the north side
OF Feather river. opposite Orovile Novem 25th 1855
All due and unpaid will be sold pay aid
n-sessmen's NJ. GREEN, Seey
Oct. IS, 1858.
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Hats,
Ever brought to this market, and which will sell
at wholesale and resai cheap for cash. and humbug.
The undersigned would respectfully inform the peo-
pie Of urove and vicinity that hey will sell goods OF
all descriptions at Marysyie Prices and warrant every
thing sold as represented Traders and Packers will do
well TO give CALL will them the time and
trouble Of going farther below to make purchases Part
tcular attention will always be given to the supply of
Groceries tofamilies, hotels. miners, sc.
mh26 LANG & co.
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To the Ladies OF CaIifornIa.

l.. J. cZAPKAy, VI. D., Physician. Surgeon and Ac
coucheur invites the attention of the sick and afflicted
females a5orng under any of the various forms of dis
eases OF the rain Lei gs hear stomach liver, wo nb,
blood, kdneys and all diseaaes peculiar 10 their sex
fhe Doctor is eecng more than any other ply
sicaa in California Let false delicacy prevent you,
5ni apply Immediately. and yourselves from painful
slfeFings aud premature death. All married lades,
Ehose declie health or 0hsr circumstances prevent an
increase in their families should cali al DR. l.. j. cap
kays eicai institute. street, below aiont-
gomery, opposite Pacific Nail steamship Company's
ONCE san Francisco, and tney will receive eve ssl
Bile relief and help. All aons, by letter other
wise. free. Address L. J. tiZAPkAY.
Medical Institute, Sacrarn ento street, below Monigpm-
cry. opposite Pacific Mail st amship Companys office.
Francisco. oc9
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DR.. M. Vrooman.

AFFICE-On Bird street two doors IRON the Post
" One, Theatre block. Office hours, from A. d..
to 12 NJ, and from P. NJ. to O'Clock. Calls from
the country, of responsible men, will be punctuaily a
tended. Rates OF charges the came e adopted by
the Butte County Medical Society. cpl
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BUTTE RECORD.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
Oaice ON Bird Street, between Myers aud
Huntoon Sss.

who advertise BY the yenr
II Busnesscards inserted on reasonable teym.
BUTTE RECORD
Book and Job Printing Office, Bird street, beiween
Myers and Huntoon, OroviIe.
The proprietofs OF the above named estabshmen.
would respectfully announce TO the citizens of oro-
willie and the surrounding country, that they are
now prepared to execute all kinds OF Plain and Orns-
mental JOB PRINTING, in a manner unsurpa passed By
any other establishment in California.
Having FIVE PRINTING PRESSES, OF the latest
nproved patterns, prepared to turn out work
with the greatest possible speed, a4aIl times, and
the shortest notice.
having an extensive assortment of JobbiDg Materials
Oh theyery latest styles, and employ none but
'he oes' OF workmen, we can guarantee entire satsfac
lion, and at rates which will defy competition
Fosters of the very largest for Theatrical En.er
tanments, Concerts and Exhibitions printed at this e
iabIishment at short notice, and at the lowest price,
We are prepared with extra quality Of Type and
Programmes.
Bills of Fare.
Way Bills.
Circulars
Pail Tickets,
Visiting Cards,
Bill:Heads
Checks,
BIanks,
etc.
BLASKs-Every description Of Blanks executed
the shortest notice, with unvaled taste and pesnesp
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EpernnafOrrina.

Or local weakness nervous debility low spirits lassi
tide, weakness Of the limbs back ind sposton and
lucapTbiy for labor and stu y, funess apprehension
loss of memory. aversion society," ade,
imdity, sedi-irust dizziness, heacache, involuntary
disc arges pains in The sibe. affections of the eyes
pmples on the face sexual and siber irnaiies
are cured by the justly celebrated ply sican and surgeon
l. j. Zapkay His mehed OF curing diseases is
unknown 10 others and ence the great All
consultations, letter otherwise, Address L.
J. CzAPkAY, NJ. D., San Francisco.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

UyHE GO d E II Il L
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
ILLUSTRATED, ILLUSTRATED ILLUSTRATED.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEk.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE.
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE.
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE.
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1858 STATE FUND. Dr.
July l To balance on hand as per last
report ...............$l .$l24OT %
Sept 80 To amount received from State
tax 1858. .......... lips Is
To amount received from Poll
tax 1853 Observation-Disclosures. 1922 IS
To amount received from Foreign
Miners Licenses. ..................4 .4s04 90
a. To atffount received from Auction Sales IA 76
To amount received from military tax So l3S SO
To amount received from collector
on licenses due from last quarter 80 I9
" To amount received from licenses 232 so
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Certificate II. toe undersigned Governor Of Hungary
do testify hereby that Dr.. J.. j. Czapkay has served du-
ring the of Bu garan liberty, Chief Surgeon
in the hungarian army, with faithful perse,
whereof have given him this certificate do recon-
d him 10 this sympathy. attention and protect n If
all those who capable Of precating patriotic self
sacrIf.e aud uude-srved nj fortune.
Kessuru LAOS, Governor of Hungary.
I.ra
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PAUL MoRPHy IN PARIs.-Private letters
TO the editor Of The Chess Montiig, III this
city, bring later intelligence from Mr.. Morphy
than is to be found in cur foreign flies. His
match for $50 francs a side with Mr.. fIar-
WITT stands: Morphy, 8; Harwitz, 2. The
Cafe de IA Rcgence. the traditional locqlc Of
Partisan chess, and the scene Of Philidor's,
Deschapelies and LabOurdonnas' triumphs, is
crowded with spectators whenever our country
man plays a gentleman now in Paris writes
as follows:
The greatest of living French sculptors,
Lequesne, the pupil and successor Of Pradier,
has asked Morphy to sit to him for his bust in
marble. Morphy gave him the first sitting yes
terday The must viii be exhibited at the Ex-
position des Beaux Arts. This is, I think, the
highest honor Morphy has yet ceived. But
l can assure you they treat him here like q
god. He dimes with lis Royal Highness the
Duke of Brunswick on Sunday. The other
night, at the Theatre Francais, half the aG-
dience stood up and looked at him-he per-
fectly unconscious until it was pointed out to
him. Everybody seeks introductons to him,
and the old players Of the time Of Labourdon-
nais treat him with the greatest reverence.
After finishing his match with Harwilz, Mr.
Morphy viii proceed directly to Berlin and
Breslau to meet Andersen, Large and Mayet,
who, with Won der Lasa, are at present the
e; eat opponents Of German chess. 1t is q
matter Of much regret both 10 MIR. Morphy
and his admirers. that the diplomatic duties Of
Won der Lasa (who is Prusan Minister at Rio
Janeiro) preclude the possibility Of bringing
about meeting between these distinguished
players The last Illustrated Nclrs of London
gives portrait and lse OF Mr.. AIorphy. to-
gether with the eight games played blindfold
By him at the Birmingham meeting.-N. Y.
Trlbune.
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REHABILITATION.

STATEMENT
Of Indebtedness Of Butte county as appears from
the books of the county Treasurer, ending Sep
tember 30 1858.
Amount of unredeemed warrants regis
istered on the neral county
Amount of unredeemed war
rants registered on the indi.
gent sick fund. .......... 1879 so
--- s699sl SO
WIN. LATTIMORE, Treas. Butte Co.
Oroville, October !, 1858,
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EYE, EAR. & SURGICAL INFIRMARY
Hubbard & Teed,

DHYsiCIANS SURG EoNS. 0FFICE-D street,
Il between Second and Third streets. Mayysville.
N.B.-ODerations on the Eye and Ear and the treat
ment of their Diseases, will receive special attention
e2itf
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OFFICIAL.
REPORT
STATE FUND.

OF the Treasurer of Butte County from the first day
of July to the thirtieth of September, 1858 in
elusive.
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ESg- Saws the Kniokerbocker-"T. G. s."
sends us the following, and youches for its
truth:
"Lyine is held in all Christian countries to
be one Of the lowest and most degrading Of
vices: but there is now and then man who,
by constant practice in q particular line Of
mendacty, becomes so expert as rather to ex-
cite the admiration Of his acquainiances for
his ingenuity and dress. OF this stamp is a
parsonage well known TO the people about the
head of Lake Champlain and TO all travellers
who ever had occasion to 90 over the old stage
route from Whitehall TO Saratoga. He was
for many Yeas theagent for that most execra-
bic line Of stages, ard had every quality for his
office. lie was Industrious widc-awake, and
faithful to the interests OF his employers, with
no other vice but that of lyIng-a useful gift
on that route-which by high cultivation, he
had made one Of the fine arts Every travel
er who ever saw him will remember him and
his broken promises. It Glanced, some three
or four years ago, that the conversation which
engrossed the tongues of a knot Of gentlemen
in the bar-room Of the St Charles Hotel. New
Orleans, was about liars. At length a gentle
man from Northern New ork said he would
wager the fluids all round that he could name
the most unblushne and ingenius liar in Amer
ica Done exclaimed a Southerner whom
do You name?' 4 name \. R., stage
agent of Whitehall New York. said the
Northener The duee you dor cried the as
tonished Southron, its no bet; yon've got my
man !"
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J. Upstone,

Corner of Montgomery and Oak Streets, Oroville.
DEALER IN IRON, STEEL. SPRINGS, AXLES.
lIBora Coal Backsniths Tools, Carriage Lumber
etc. Quartz Selves, Iron Shutters and Doors. made TO
order. je30tf
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RECORD.

CASTING HEAVY GUxs.-It is mentioned IN
late London paper that ell the guns cast at the
Reval Standard Foundry since the opening OF
that immense establishment, haze been con-
demned as unfit for service, notwithstanding
that experiments have been almost daily car
red on for the purpose of ascertaning the best
description ard the proper fusion of the metals
required. The makers Of American cannon
are more successful than this. At a recent
trial at Castle Island, near Boston, q gun OF
nine inch calibre, for the purpose Of testing It's
endurance, it burst only at the l532d fire
1,509 fires having been made with ordinary,
service charges Of ten pounds Of powder ana
shell weighing seventy pounds, and y iifgs
with bursting charges, varying ffom 10 pounds
of powder and one Shot of 90 pounds, to TWEEN
ty pounds of powder, and ten shots weighing
nine hundred pounds This last charge very
nearly filed the gun to the muzze, and burst
It. The gun was one Of Capt. Dahlgren's for
marine service, and was cast by Allger d Co.
The test was to ascertain the reliability OF this
formidable engine Of war. Guns Of this class
weigh ninety-two hundred pounds, and there
was consumed in the test no less than fifteen
thousand four hundred pounds Of powder while
the aggregate weight Of shot and shells fired
amounted to one hundred and fifteen thousand
pounds Government has also been trying the
new rife cannon Of Mr. Sawyer, at Fitchburg.
The cannon is grooved like rife, and the ball
is shaped ike the Minnie rifle ball. 1t is filed
with powder, which explodes after striking and
entering an object. 1t is is said that at one
mic the body Of an ordinary sized tree would
not be missed once in fifty shots, and expert
ment has proved it to b. nearly so. This is
the closest shooting with heavy cannon known
A. Eo.no,,fe pgoee
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0culst and Aurist DIR. J. W. Van Zandt, Surgeon to
Charity Eye and Ear Hospital City and County Phys
clan of San Francisco in 1852
Dr. Van Zandt having devoted his study for years to
the surgical and medical of the diseases the
Eye and Ear and having had the benefit of the large
hospitals at home, is treating with great
osis disease of the of the eye cataract
sructon of the lens, nlammatons, opaclias injuries
from blasts weaknesses-alo afness of long standing
and from the result of fevers measles &C. ringing nois
the ear aud all defects of the delicate organ Of
hearing.
Institute for the treatment of diseases of the Eye and
Far foot of Clay street, San Francisco sis
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- ky AIE Vi - DlS AZ AMI - nv ~ "A -
u INSTITUTE. sacramento street, below Montgom
cry, opposite Pacdc Vail steamship tompany's efce-
Sa Fr.nesco Fstab shed i'll 1854. for the permanent
cure of all private and chronic disease and the sup
preston OF aunckery Attending aud reident physician
l.. J. CT sPkAY. NJ. D.. late in The Hungarian Rero
liionar, War, Chief Physician 10 the 2Oh Regiment o
norveds Chief surgeon the Military Hospital OF Pesth
Hungary and ih laie Lecturer The Diseases of o.
and Children Communications strictly confien-
iial Perlnanei guaranteed, or no pay Consua-
tions. by letter otherwise. Tree
Address. DIR l.. J. CZAPKAY, San Francisco, Cal
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BLASKs.-Every description Of Blanks executed on
the shortest notice, with unvaled taste and pesnesp
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-11

light kindling in his eyes. You would
laugh to see those chess.men. Willie
made them. The kings look like the
steeple on the old Baptist meeting.
house; the queens are modeled after
the ssme pattern, with q slight devis.
Non. The rocks arc spools the bish.
ops wsst most unecclesissticai mitres /;
the knights are heroes bravely mounted
on spools. The pawns are buttons
The black pieces ere colored in NIX
The storm without that shakes and rat.
ties the old house 10 forgotten by the
happy group within. And thus the
poor widow guards her fatherless boys,
building bulwark OF peace and hap.
piness for herself and them, while blind
Mrs. Bunsby sits in grevious anxiety
Perplexing herself with the dark riddle
she cannot read. and wondering why
God should lay His hand so heavily
upon her.
Yes. children will love to be where
they are made the happiest. They will
not stay where there is no charm TO
keep them If they can break away
What conduces mos, to our pleasure
and esss, is often bu, a weary some re.
straint and cruel taxation to them. We
mus, make our homes q glad spot for
our children. as we'll as a resting place
for ourselves, il We would find them
there 10 happiest content
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A WoxAS's READY WIr.-The fol.
lowing" "take in" is too good in its way
not to deserve something more than
local publicity
Recently, one OF the clergy men in a
certain parish was quietly seated in the
sacristy OF his chapel, waiting in these
shrove times for tho next conner, when,
as he was preparing to depart, a
4" couple" presented themselves. Their
appearance did not indicate that, how.
ever rich in eafh Others love, they had
nHSht else to boast OF, at least as IA al
the worlds gear is concerned. His rev.
erence was accordingly rather moder.
ate in his charge he would be content
with 81, he said. Alas that sum.
though snail, was in aivlnce of what
they had calculated on. One half ex.
actly was all they had to offer. Here,
then, was difficulty bur 4 bumper for
woman's wit Ii WASH, to be in.ur.
mountable. Casting a cheerful glance,
and one tba, was full Of meaning. st
her partner, who was altoge the liscon.
solate, "under the circumstances, she
turns TO his reverence and begs that he
would be so good as to wait just for a
few moments. while she runs over to
see il some of the neighbors would no,
assist her "to raise" the required
amount. There being no objection on
this point. she went out, ard In short
time returned. placing the full sum on
the table. The ceremony was there.
upon proceeded with. and the nuptial
benediction haying been pronou ced
the young ~ife. while in the act Of
Withdrawing, handed to The clergy man
a pewn.office ticket for his coat. which.
ssvins noticed in the hall leading to
the saeris'y, she went and pledged as
the only means Of getting over her r"dif.
hcuity."-Cork Examiner.
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Further Particular Of the Great Tor.
nado in Illinois.

nado la Illinois.
From the Chicago Tribune of
Thursday, we copy some additional
particulars Of the great tornado, in
Illinois by which the town of Ellison
was destroyed.
APPROACH OF THE STORM CLOUD.
On Sunday evening, the Both of
May, about five o'clock, the residents
OF South Prairie noticed a funnel
shaped cloud, the Ian or tail alb ont
five hundred feet wile, moving with
almost inconceivable rapidiiy from
west to east and so near the, surface
Of the ground, that at times il ssem-
ed to strike the earth and rise gain.
Tho c!oud was black, accompanied
with terrific thunder and lightning,
hail and rain. sIts extreme length
was not over ak OF eight hundred
feet, anl its thickness only dome fifty
feet /, and those who Witnessed its
progress assert that ut times they
could ee,that the air was apparent,
l!y undistulLed and clear above AMI
below It. .-... r .,.. s.-. ,,r y.
This storm.fend = We know of nt
botter name for the devastating clouc
destroyed fourteen houses. Soutl
Prsirie, killing aud wounjing a mum
ber Of persons, aud a few miantsl
past five o'clock burst with the sfar,
OF Q dculen upon Ellison, destroying
every building but four, killini
seven persons outright and injariui
every otl,sr inbabitant, -lt,hen ros,
and passed on TO tho East ssrikipi
the earth again within distance o
. thrca miles, deatroying . lev fsaces
!, I.len rose dsgai., hi ghlla the cir an
, lpassed outiof sightn1so 81 bsafdo
!. 7mssox Errscrs % ms sros&g"s
wsnhsvc given tie 'thoss pfomin
p lenl and tartibie etf,c<s sf tkis Tear ii
SgEeRSis ~