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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-03
A Natural WOnder-A Moving Mass of
Rocks.

A writer in the Memphis (Tenn.)
AuoLonche describes a great natural
wonder, said to have been discovered
by two English noblemen in Arkan-
sas, near the st. Francis river and the
boundary which separates Missouri
and Arkansas. 1t is called a moving
mass of rock" In that section is
strip of lime stone, or green stone,
ranging from between one to two miles
in width. It is interspersed here and
there with plats of land, In many
cases overan acre in length, peculiarly
rich In soil, and making the strange
and perhaps hitherto unknown con-
formation of a swampy and rocky soil.
The water from the st. Francis pours
in, especially in the spring and fall
seasons In a heavy volume The
stream, although it's current is swift
beyond parallel, takes a zig gag. course
through the rocks, being particularly
swift at the above mentioned extremi--
ty, and again empties into the St.
Francis. At this extremity is solid
mass i.ofrugid, and picturesque rock,
almost oval in shape, washed on all
sides ihya rapid current, and moves
directly and regularly back aud for.
ward, always In motion and creating
deep and heavy sound, which can be
heard for miles. At first It's motion is
hardly perceptible to the ordinary
vision, but as sound increases and the
strange eye rests more directly and
infinitely, the object becomes palpab BILE
On eitherside.of the immense movable
substance which, as we have said be-
fore, is surrounded by swift current,
are here and there eddies threatening
instant destruction to everything COM
ing within itsyawning and awful reach
The mass Of rock is covered with wild
vegetation. which grows up thickly
and spontaneously. 80.
A portion Of the rock lies directly
under the baselofi the moapta;ns, and
as it is always moving, is washing the
sides gradually away. What has pro-
duced such an unparalleled wonder
demands investigation from the scien-
tific world. If gases can cause earth
currents of water can cause
whirl pools and mammoth maelstroms,
why not certain currents of electrical
character cause ponderous masses of
rocks to revolver The proposition
is, can science explain this wonderful
freak of snature2ge What causes the
rock to revolve? Is it peculiar COM
binatIon Of gases, or what is it? '''"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-03

gagged by spring and falls off. while
glass tube Immediately above the shot
becomes filled with the soft sedimen-
tary deposit of the ocean bottom.
Lieut. Brooke had specimens of all
the products of his soundings in the
Pacific, mostly consisting of dead mol
lusca and infusoria.
About three hundred miles west of
the Golden Gate he found submarine
range of mountains, running parallel
with the Sierra Nevada range, the
depth of water on which was about
two miles on an. average, while the
lowest depth reached did not exceed
three miles. The project of an ocean
telegraph, between Europe and Amer
lea, had then been talked of, and
Lieut. Brooke had sounded the route.
He said, while here in 1858, thatth
would be vastly less difficulty in laying
down a cable between these islands
and the California coast than between
Ireland and Newfoundland.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-03

A MOUNTAIN RANGE IN THE BED
OF THE PACIFIC OCEAN-THE SUBMA-
RINE TELEGRAPH The Honolulu
Adrert5ser, June 9Th says
On the 9th of November, 1858, the
United States surveying schooner
Fenimore Cooper, Lieut.. j. NJ. Brooke
commanding Ia former pilot boat of 90
tuns burthen,) arrived at Honolulu.
after a passage of 43 days from San
francisco. Lieut.. Brooke was the
inventor of sounding apparatus,
which was the one used in surveying
the bed of the Atlantic, preparatory to
laying the cable which connects the
old world with the new. The peculi-
'arity about this apparatus is that a
thirty-two pound shot at the end of
the line takes it to the bottom, imme-
Stately on striking which it is Olsen
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-03
Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- by the Little Wabash Navigation and
Manufacturing Company of w hIte County,
Illinois, iur{til October Sd, 1857, for the con-
structtora of a Lock and Dam across the
Little Wabash River, near New Ha ven,
Illinois. The dam to be about 800 feet long,
rs feet high, and of such base and dimen-
Sions as shall tie shown by the plans and
spec fications, to be seen at the office of
The Company, in Carmi, Illinois, on and
after the 2Gj n of September next: the lock
chamber to be 10 By $50 fetal to be built
of hewn timber, and filed with stone; the
dam to be covered with finch oak plank;
all Of which work will be fully shown by
the plans and specifications.
The bids vii he opened at no IN, October
Sd, when bidders are expected to be pres
emit with heir securities and references.
Bids will be received FOR the whole work
or in portions separate y, the Company re-
serving he right to reject any and all bids.
Toe foandation-sillS will be required to
be put in this fall, and the work to be
completed by the first day of September.
1868.
Payments will be made as the work pro-
crosses, on the estimates certified to by the
Superintendent.
JOHN NJ. CIR EBs, Pre- sident. +
Carmi. Illinois, August 18th, 1857.
au30 till Sep2S
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-03


A LIVING DEATH.-A sad tale was
recently told at an inquest at Bidde-
ford, England, by the brother of a
man who was killed while searching
for gulls' eggs, on the cliffs which
formed the. island Of Lundy in the
British Channel. James and John
Braund were thus engaged, when,
straying apart from each other few
minutes, john heard fall He went
to the edge, and, looking over. saw his
brother assfew yards down the cliff,
hanging by his handsto little jutting
piece of rock, and searching with his
feet for the smallest foothold 1t was
IN vain; the rock was as hard as ada
mant and as smooth as glass. and there
he hung, chasm of fully three hun
dfed feet yawning below him. Help
from above was impossible; foothold
below there was none, and certain
death stared him IN the face. With
the iron, grip, Of despair the fellow
hung on for few minutes that seemed
like hours to his helpless brother from
above, and at last with a wild scream,
James Braund released his hold, and
plunged qheadlong down, ahi, hex1
being shivered TO fragments against q
projecting crag in the descent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-03
Notice to Contractors
-HE COMMON SOUNCIs. oF rr

II City of Evansville will receive sealed
proposals, until the 9th day of September,
1857, for grading the alley situated between
Water and First Streets, and extending
Alley situated between Oakley and Ed
gar Streets, and extending from Franklin
to Seventh Street.
By order of the Council. za=-. -.. s~
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, August ., 1857
aus - Union copy.I
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-03
Our wealth in Public Lands DIS.

The annual report of the Geuef,
Land Office has been issued within a
few days, and from it we gathered the
following evidences of the. Immense
wealth of the nation. q according to
this report the public dominion, at the
present time, amounts to ne less than
| ,465, 468,SO0 acres The lands in
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, once a
part of the national territory, have.
nearly all passed into individual
ownership. The unsold lands are
divided into ten surveying depart
ments, with sixty-one districts, each
one being supplied with register and
receiver. The lands which have
already been surveyed amount to
476, 100. SOL acres, leaving unsurveyed
991 ,30S, 249 acres During the last
fiscal year the sales of the public land
amounted to 1856, 294 acres; the loca-
tions for military bounty covered 403.-
$50 acres, and the total quantity taken
under the Homestead act for actual
settlement was ,892, sic acres. Titles
vested under railroad grants amounted
to 81, 1886 acres; while the number of
acres assigned to agriculture and
mechanical colleges was Gil, 066 The
whole number of acres disposed of
during the last fiscal year was 1920
312. 1t will be seen that Uncle Sam
has still large farm, though he sells
off good deal of land every year.
We shall have to add to the national
estate the considerable territory still
known as Russian American.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-03
TOBACCO SCREWS, &C., &C.,

EWcrkmen sent to all parts TO 1T up work
Aaz Espair Boilers ana Machinery.
~ All orders will recelve our indlv1du-
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kss most reasonable erIn s. y I'D dbl z
ssCAce and Foundry on the Canal CONNER
II Ilgle Street. oct6-dy
The New York herald., 1867-04-17
MIsCEI4LANF'
FVHE GREAT AMERICAN TF >es..~-s....~-s-.' -
Il A COMPANY,
TIE MNRNeE rp
= - .orTrs OF THE TEA TRADE

.oFIrs OF THE TEA TRADE
:ss e. ss s1s s
Ss1 Sf coSPs s5S Organized sssss Siif The
,Tsss 20 30 ss ssex as a1a p them
Ave ssaies at the smallest Possible pse ssv. ,en
noSs Ros.. n sAs Tea trade we with the american
CSinc.s wing oas Of the account entirely the pronls Of me
pros House chin: % Japsq e. mate, s ,sss large
fes msreS th,. country s ss,c made their immense
The makes large Pscsss % upon the foreign e'
The iorter makes profit Of 50 to 30 per cent?
an 10 arrival here is sold BY ,he and sn the
SS ~ spscul.sor seis ' % The Wholesale Tea Dealer
s E WsSs.s y ~. % = pss & to the Wholesale
0roe " suit hrs trade at pf"hi Of about 40 per
"A rae Wholesale Grocer sells h'o the Retail Dealer
ySe iss Retailer sells for all the profit
+, wAs ven have added there eight proats many
a & o n s pw Is isS wSss wSs
h to pay Az aoS . we p5ePSs 20 show
Ws pssposa 70 40 away ali proats and
ss p. fr ond To
DOR sArgponssnts in China and Japan one caraee and
sasp.Sat 70 ourselves wich on our large sAes VIZ am'
upes ssttns them pure fresh they
Ne cSos eonnso sell Al hs following pces
rRIcE LIST.
.ooloss ,slacs) 30, go sos, se.s 81. per h.
snaHI Il sKEAR.Asfs % %. sos., ST. 81 10 best 81 20
sssaAl Hoysa 7soS ssss Greens 20 g g. = e.
sSsSS%aas hR jassS !. & Leg sss j q % S...
CoFFEEs ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
cwDUND CoFrEE 2oc xc. Soc g5c best loc per ID.
H0sr IS saloons boarding keepers and families who
ou Tss%G sHHs AND 'hf
COFFEE which sell at the low price OF Soc per To- and
warranted TO give perfect satisfaction
GRFAr AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
u and IS vcsey street. corner Church street.
64U broadway, Blocker street
f6l Eighth avenue, corner Thirty fourth street
Nt Fulton street Brookiyn corner Concord street,
Us Grand street, Williamsburg
ADyIOE FOR THE PEOPLE
Forced rweang bad. often producing serious
auences, while purgaon chls colds, rheumatisms
Ac. &c
with
BRANDRETH's PILLS
- always safe. leaving any III effects In all
their wise; but pains from collie ingama-
Acns rheumatisms or external injuries, tits
LIFE SAVING
Remember BRANDRETHs PILLS are always sure Of
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mutations Of impurities thus cleansing the blood aud
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The New York herald., 1867-04-17

OOLONs Black 90 10 80. 9oc best per
KNGI BREAH.AsT "a 70 eoc, si q 70. bes. q 20 ..
YOUNG TYSON tGreenl TO- 81 SOC, o. 81 l0 best 81 rs -
gNUs ,2Kkp JAPAS, "a soe;; si 81 10, best q | =.
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Paints for Farmers and Others.

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Burnham's American Business
College, Springfield, Mass.

A MODEL School of Trade, associating The
~ DRY with Practice by a system of Actual
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and simplify the Science Of Accommodating,
Mercantile Exchange, &C., in all their various
RECENTLY REMOTED TO A .M4G.NTFT-
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Springfield is situated in the beautiful Conncc,
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BTRNHAM. President, Springfield, Mass.
o.
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FRESH DRUGS

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Patent Medicines.

Under this head be enumsrates the following
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