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The Evansville journal., 1869-02-15
stillweIl's Patent Heater

Removes all TINS dlIheuity, sendIpS tne
water into the boiler free from any sed1-
nlen6 whatever, and pure as If distilled.
All who use what are known as the 50 drive
yyeflS' for their supply of water cannot
afford to do without this Heater. II will
save Them much money in the purchase of
fuel, to say nothing of the annoyance and
tfeisty in cleansing boilers. The Heater is
easily managed, and quickly cleansed.
One has been in operation at Igleheart's S
FIGURING Mill for many months, and given
entire satisfaction. Another is in opera
tion IN HeiIman's Foundry and the Cotton
Mill adjoining.
orders for StillWelIs Heater will receive
prompt attention if left with
WILLIAM HEILMAN, Agent.
fau5
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-15

The weather, on Saturday, was cloudy,
warm and sultry, with the mercury rang
ing from 62o to 76o-wind from the south
east. The river, during the "A hours end
Ing at P. NJ. Saturday, had risen IA inches.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to 3
O'Clock Saturday, include the Shamrock,
81. Louis to Cincinnatf: PetrolIa No. 2,
from Wabash River; Rose HIte, to Louis
vile; Armada, Cairo to return; MollIe
Norton and SallIe ", Henderson to re-
turn; Ada Lyon, Green River to return:
Charmer, to Cincinnati; Morning Star.
Louisville to return; Virginia, New Or
aall a IanI1
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REV Err NE 5
Far Oiher Ieiver Items See F0syh Pu0e
sTEAMgoAT PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
las better facilities or greater ability for
ioing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
nent OF Job Type. though very large and
complete, Is Constantly befng added "a. and
Onr job department is under the personal
supervision of one Of the best JOB printers
In the United States. We are prepared 10
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Rills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&c, DC. Orders left with either OF the
Rharf-boats win be promptly attended 20.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-15

Among the FIRST boats due here are the
Cumberland, from Cairo; Lewellln, from
Eastport; Emma Floyd, for Nashville;
Norman and Sam. J. Hale, from Mem
phis; Clifton, for Memphis; r. w. stra-
der, Nick Longworth. j. w. Garrett,
Alaska and Richmond, for New Orleans;
Mary Houston, Louisiana, Dexter, aud
Louisville, from New Orleans; Rose Hite,
from Louisville; Lawrence, for st. Louis /;
Fanny Brandeis, from Nashville; Ada
Lyon, from Green River; Lady Grace,
from CincInnatf
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-15
Rope MouldingS

For sale by PETER VTERLINCi. Whole
sale and Retail Agent, Evansville, Ind,
and by druggists generally. Tiau4 eI3m
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-15
DAILY JOURNAL
PePkOnaI Items

Strakosch pays Miss Kellogg $500
per night.
DR.. S. G. Howe, of Boston, is named
as next Minister to-Greece.
M'Mahon, the Duke of Magenta, is
the only Marshal of France who has
a son.
Lady Franklin, Sir Johns widow,
Is at MADEIRA, spending the Winter.
Sir Henry Ellis, for nearly thirty
years Librarian of the British Muse
um, is dead.
Mrs. Stanton offers q portrait Of
Anna Dickinson for an able article
on the Sphere of Man."
Paris has subscribed about 5000
for statue to Voltaire.
Winnie Ream has a bust of Rous-
seau on exhibition in New Orleans.
A full length statue of the late gift
ed poet, Fitz. Greene Halleck. is to be
erected in Central Park, New York.
at cost Of $4,000.
A receipt signed by MOliere in 1868,
shows that the expenses Of his dra-
matte company at that time were $88
in five days.
Gen. Grant ard DIR. Mark D'Au-
bigne of Geneva, Switzerland, have
been made life Directors of the Evan
gelical Advertising Association.
General Franklin's statement that
General Thomas said he would not
believe General Pope or General
Roberts under oath, is denied by
General Thomas.
#. B. Aldrich. the poet and editor
Of Eyery Saturday, went from Boston
TO New York, Wednesday, especially
20 be present at the opening of BoOth's
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groes at their back, and took possess
sion of a skif, in which they forced
its owner to.bring them to the city.
Mayne, no doubt, took this mean of
travel, in preference to the steamer, in
order TO prevent a reneOunter with his
negro wife, who was on the war path
yesterday, and hearing that he waste
arrive, awaited him at the ferry. She
was not banked by his ruse however,
that "lia1e deua'' took are of that.
MIR. James f.. Richardson, the
former editor of the Little Rock Re
publican, has withdrawn from that
paper, and publishes a card in the
Gazette and Liberal to that effect. By
request we copy it. 1t is as follows:
% Denied the usesOf its columns for
the poor but customary privilege of q
public withdrawal from the editorial
management of the Little Rock Re
publican, assumed when in its days OF
tribulatiOn, flOundering in the legis-
lative gales of March last; believing
that ones reputation as a writer, be
the same good, bad or indifferent, is at
least the property of none but himself,
and not caring to have whatever of
such reputation, / may have acquired,
used as the legitimate prey of others,
[ take this method of notifying the
public generally, that L am hereafter
TO be considered as in no wise respOn-
sible for aught appearing in the col
umns of that journal"
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Meeting of the Executive Committee.

At a called meeting Of the County
Conservative Executive Committee of
Shelby county, held Friday, the Both
of July, 1859, ut their headquarters,
Col. John S. X err offered the follow
ing:
Re50lred, That the solid business
men and well-knOwn citizens of the
city of Memphis and county of Shelby
be respectfully and urgently requested
to give TO their country and to the
cause of liberty the entire day at the
approaching election by not only We
ting but by closing up, as far as posi-
bic, their places of business 50 that
they may be present and give their
personal services ut the polls upon
that occasion in securing q fair, just
and untrammcled election.
Adopted unanimously, with an
amendment that the time of closing
business be changed to y O'Clock.
On motion,
ResOlued, That Col. c. \. HeiskelI,
Rob. GOOde, Geo. X. Powell and III. b.
Childs be appointed a Committee of
four, whose duty it shall be to call on
the business men of Memphis during
the next five days to sign the follow
ing:
we do all agree that ON the 9Th day
Of Nugust 1869, we win close vi
places of business at II o'clock M,
so that all may have SD opportunity
to go to the polls and exercise their
rights.
On motion Of J. N. Heating, Esq,
ReSOlred, That q copy Of the names
Of those business men signing the
agreement for closing at - O'Clock
on election day with the request that
they publish the same.
ReS0lred, That the following named
persons composing the Finance COM
mittee, r. ID. Baugh, John 5. Kerr,
r. +. LDOney, Jack HalStead, q. Il.
Powell, Paul Cicalla, w. l.. Stewart,
and j. w. Dawson, are the only
persons authorized to collect money
for the canvass.
AdiOurneduu the regular meeting
to be held at the same place Monday,
August 1st, at 8 O'Clock pm.
A. WOODWARD,
Chairman.
HARVEY MATHEs. Secretary.
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LAW REPORTS.

CHANCERY COURT.-Un. u. Smith,
RaRceHOr.-At Clerks Office, July 30,
lS69-The following cases have been
decided by the Chancellor:
Shelby county VS. League, demurrer
OVerruled.
Wedelstraedt vs. Fowlkes, motion
OVerruled.
Jones vs. LHcOyina, i~njunctiOn dis
solved.
Shelby VS. Mcdowell, motion over
ruled.
Lanier W GayOsO, on papers.
Bowers VS. Bryan, ruling on papers.
Woodbury. vs. Beattie, demurrer sus-
tanned.
CRIMINAL COURT-H. r. Hudson,
.Jtdge.-This Court met ut 9 O'Clock
am, and proceeded with the cause of
the State against Hyram Toliver, in
dicted in the June term, 1865, for the
murder of Friedrich Jones, on the 18th
Of July, 1865. The indictment on eX-
animation was declared by the At
torney General 10 be defective. where
upon a fresh indictment was framed
and sent before the Grand Jury, who
IN a short time returned with a " true
bill" 4 jury was not obtained until
about ! O'Clock pm; the case went
10 the jury about 10 o'clock, who
after Il deliberatiOn OF about one hall
hour, returned Il verdict of voluntary
m~anslaughteT and fixed the punish
ment at seven years in the peniten-
tiary.
Tomorrow motions for new trials
on all convictions up TO date. The
Attorney General will move for judg-
ment in all eases of conviction where
Judgment has not been heretofore
rendered.
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4 LATE ACCIDENT.
Horrible Suspicion as to it's Cause.
Statement of Mr.. Rose, of the Upton
Record.

Since u first publications but little
liobt hos been thrown on the proba-
he n of the recent terrible ;
9Ifv ON the GAINESVILLE Railroad.
mis- little. however. leads TO a suspi-
cion which for the honor OF humanity
we hope may be speedily cleared up.
We are credibly informed mat some
of the people living in the neighbour
hood OF the accident have been caught
with property on them known to be-
long to the deceased or wounded, and
if IS further said that the affair was
caused by the removal of q rail or the
saving of the trestle work by certain
parties who are strongly suspected.
So far nothing is known positively,
but investigations are now progress
ing which viii certainly develOpe
these things if they exist.
The following statement of Mr.. sam
P. Rose, of the Upton Record, who
was q passenger on the Inflated train,
is a graphic description of the acct
dent:
Mr.. Rose was in the ladies' car, sit
ting pretty well forward, with a lot
of empty seats in front. The train
was running fast at the dme-prob-
ably at the rate of twenty miles per
hour. He was lying back in his seat
irving to dOze. From a state of semi
consciousness he was aroused by a
dreadful crash. This was the lOcOmo-
tive falling through the t~restle, and
was speedily followed by two other
distinct crashes, as the freight a and
the gentleman's car went tumbling
down upon the ruins Of the lOcOmo-
tive. Then came a tOttering of the
ear in which he was seated, and the
dreadful sensation of falling through
space and the swift thought. None
but those who have experienced SINH
lar things can tell how fast the mind
operates under these circumstance
We are all going to eternity together.
Then came screams from the female
passengers, and Immediately after a
savage crash a the car struck on its
end and was dashed into fragments.
Then the two sleeping coaches came
topping down upon the coaches In
front. crushingthem all into fragments.
What followed beggars description,
the groanS Of the passengers wounded,
the cries of those unhurt, made q spec
tacle one would not speedily forget.
The paSSengers, such as were not bad
ly hurt. made their way from the ears
and commenced to rescue those who
were still penned up by the debris.
All hands went vigorously at work
in the dark (it was midnight), and
after half an hour succeeded in draw
ing out the dead bodies Of the engineer
and fireman; in rescuing the mail
agent and baggage master and others.
In a few minutes the pile of debris
caught fire, and then the spectaclewaS
one of savage picturesqueneSs. The
faces of the passengers were nearly all
covered with blood, their clothes torn,
and general dilapidation everywhere
apparent. The spot was one wild and
dreary in the extreme, and the pas
sengers were left to themselves until
the down train arrived at two O'Clock.
Mr.. Rose was, himself, severely
bruised and battered up, and lost his
baggage.
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In the proceedings of the Confed-
crate Soldiers Relief and Historical
Association, as reported i'm the Ara-
idRche of yesterday morning, the fol-
lowing language is ascribed to me:
"Mr. James did not think il 1.-THE mo-
ney was in very safe hands" The
ACdtH1cHe reporter, usually so accu-
rate, by dropping a word or two
makes me utter exactly the contrary
Of what ] really did say. Ny words
were, 81 don't say that it the mo-
ney] is not in very safe hands "-and
I added, hut we have a right to
know what disposition has been made
of it."
My object in introducing and sup
porting the resolution was simply TO
get at the disposition of a large sum
on money, subscribed for a specific
purpose, and which has been for years
doing nobody Th0 lrdS entitled to its
6easeRts, any good. No matter who
has IT in hand, whether Capt. LenOw
or the committee of ladies, il is
enough for us to know that It is not
being made use of to build a monu-
ment, or TO relieve the distressed wild
ows and orphans-therefOre the reso-
luton was introduced, and / ana ham
Ply to say, adopted unanimously.
To the lady custOdians of this fund
| have simply to say thatno reflection
upon them or their management was
intended, but in these times of dis
tress and want it behOoves us, to
whom alone the widow and fatherless
can look, to see that every cent that
belongs to them is expended in the
proper manner. i. l.. JAMES.
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CITY NEWS
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails ron
the Memphis PostOffce.:

Cbatfanoora. Richmond, Washington, New
York Balfimore. u all cities East and South
Columbus. Ca, and Montgomery, Ala; all
staffons on the Memphis and Charleston,
MfssIssIpni Central, Mobile and Ohio, Nash
vfla and Chattanooga and East Tennessee
Railroads, arrive Of 2:20 PM; close at u:0
am.
vile. Cincinnati, Cleveland, Piftsburg, PhilR-
delphia. Buffalo, Albany. New York, and all
cities North and West, arrive at l2:40 pm:
sloses At e. Pm.
New orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, Vieks-
urg. Matches and all cities South, arrive al
m; closes al 10: - am.
All stations on the Mississippi and Tonnes
ee. New Orleans and Jackson and southern
ailroads, arrive at 8 pm; closes atlQ:32 pm.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, Little
Rock, Madison, Sundays excepted arrive al
pm; close at 5 pm.
Marion, Wittsburg and Claiborne Ark,
rl-WeeklyA Monday Wednesday ana rIluSyI
srriva al 10 am. close at IL an.
Olive Branch and ByhRlta- MISS lsehl4-
weekly Monday and Friday, arrive at4p.m'f
Cnba ana Big Creek, Tenn, (weekly) Friday,
arrive at 10 m: close ut ii am.
Little Rock and Helena, and all lanulngs on
White river, isemi-Weeky) Iueslay anu sat
urday. arrive at . an. close at4p.m.
pine Ruff and Helena, and ali landings on
Arkansas river tri-weekly) Tuesday. Thurs
dsv and saturday, arrive at SAM close ~ 4
a. n landings on the Mississippi river south,
ac~ami-weeklyl Tuesday and Saturday, arrive
al g am close at pm
AUIa1dfngs on the Mississippi river north,
nemf-weekly) Monday and Thursday, arrive
~ gam; close at3:SO pm.
JOSIAH DELoACH, P. NJ.
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Coldw., $50, cited as establishing ads
tinetion which takes the cases OF heirs
of a trustee upon whom the legal es-
tate is cast out of the operation of this
principle Is not an authority for that
purpose. The facts of that case bear
no analogy to the present, and If such
a doctrine was expressed in the Opin-
ion of the Court in that case, it was
unealled for by the case before the
Court. These considerations render it
unnecessary to decide as to the valid
ity of the proceedings had in the Cir
cult Court for the sale of the premises,
and whether any title passed in virtue
OF those proceedings. The result is,
that the cOmplainants have shown no
title, either legal or equitable, as
against the defendants, and the decree
of the Chancellor dismissing the bill
viii be affirmed.
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Memphis and Arkansas River
PACKET Comply
SUMNER
limited Statas kaa Lima.

TNHE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSEN-
4 ger boats OF this line leave Memphis for
Little Rock as pillows:
THOMAS II. ALLEN Master
Mondays, at O'CLOCK pm
OAAAtk .-.--.----.-,H BLAIsbELL, Master
Fridays, at5 O'Clock pm.
Making close connexions at LITTLE ROCK
with splendid coaches for tise CELEBRATED
HDT SPRINGS, and with the following pack
cts, which leave little Rock Mondays and
Tpurdays. ats o'clock pm:
FORT ITSON----J0hn WoOdburn. Master
1LAhhSN Master
Thus making tWO trips a week from LITTLE
ROCK through 10 FORT GIBSON,
Through bills OF Iading given for freight 10
n from New Orleans, Memphis, st. Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
frciEhts delivered AT destination, at Gll
stages or the uver, without storing or other
delay.
Any persons desiring to ship by thIs line
from the North, East or West 20 any point on
toe ArkarSas river, should have their goods
Consigned 10 .M~BAEHISASD ARKANSAS RIV-
Err PACKET C~OMPASY." at Memphis tohice S4
Front street, MOsby BlOck.l Those shipping
from New Orleans SHOULD cOnsign To Mem
phlsa n Arkansas River Packet Company
A0uth OF White River.
JOHN y. ADAMS, President.
7. A. KENbfG, Agent.
III 0hlee 34 ffollt street. Mostly BLOCK.
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Thursday, August 5, 1853,

TO the highest and hest bidder, FOR
CASH, at the Chamber Of M
Memphis. TenneSsee. at II o'clock nm, ali
the right, title and interest, legal and equita-
bic, which belonged 70 said several hankrupts
At the dates OF dhng GheiF respective petit
tons IN bankruptcy. In and To the fOlOYing
PERSONAL property. tOsWit. Anfheb bills OF eE-
debts, demands, claims. accounts, books Of
accounts, chooses m acton, and ali and sfngn
lar The personal effects and assets Of said
hankrupts OF every kind and description.
TERMS o S4LE-Cssh on delivery, aud q
deposit Of 10 per cent, required on each lot at
the time OF sale.
The schedules and other evidences OF prop
eriy to be seen At myvsfice.
WM. Y. CIRODE,
fy2I &3 Assignee, Etc.
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STANDING COMMITTEES. AT a
meeting Of the Conservative Execu-
tive Committee of Shelby county,
held at thair headquarters on July II,
1863, the following committees were
apPolhled, and ordered to be pub
Auditing Committee Francis ID.
tockton, Robert GOode. Jas. o. Durff
Committee on Canvass-Francis d.
Stockton, George r.. Powell. ]. Har-
vey Mathes, Paul Gcalla, III. Town
send, A. Woodward.
Finance Committee-R. ID. Baugb
J. S. Kerr, b. T.. LoOney.
Committee on Speaking-M. ].
Wright, NJ. ID. L. Stewart, II. NJ.
Lowenstein.
A. WOODWARD, Pres't.
JOHN .. KERR, Sec. pro tenn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Noticeable Fact.---Thst one way of ap-
pealtag p 2 msGs reason 6 through his eve.
In these busy times men are OdeeplY i'm
merSsd in the onduc Of magnificent pro-
iects, that they Forget all about the eoudT-
tinn ofthelT systems, and hence II is that the
propliet9rs Of the PLANTATION BITIERS,
when eireS Dyspepsia. pnrihes the blood.
improves tie tnne OF the stomach, regulates
the bowels, and indeed, fnVigorates the
whole Inner man, are so active in adVertiSs
Ing. In tact, advertisements are merely sky
rockets sent up 10 attract attention to q re.
MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
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BUSINESS NOTICING contracts or
obligations assumed or made by any
Individual owner or employee Of this
Office viii be paid at our counter or
recognized as an Offset TO any bills
due the same. The party making
any bill must settle it himself in per-
son. HEATING, ENGLISH & Co.
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THE PICNIC or THE SEASON.-The
gentlemen comprising the Committee
appointed at the last meeting Of the
Confederate Soldiers Relief and His
tOrical Association, tO-make the nee
essary arrangements for a grand pic
ME for the relief fund, are requested
10 meet at the APPEAL Editorial
rooms to-day at two O'Clock pm.
The following named gentlemen
constitute the committee: Ey-GOv.
Isilam G. Harris, President; Henry
Mode, Dick English, J. j. DuBose.
Charles Locke, Harvey Mathes, DR..
Mitchell, w. J. Pollard, c. Sengstack.
Capt. Lewis, r.. J. Black and F. l..
James.
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Quite q number of unsuspicious
newspaper folks are copying a para
graph which says: hIt wifi be
tw~enty-eight years before the fourth
OF July viii again fall upon Sunday"
1t would be very easy for them, by
counting on their fingers, to discover
that it win be only six years, and that
the same sort of thing will occur twice
more before the twenty-eighth year
ONES round.
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FOR ST.
Memphis and ST. Louis US. Mail Line
FOR HhoRW4X,~ COLUlBUS CAIRO md
81 L0TV

ONE Of the Company's fine F2s-
~ senger Steamers wiu leave asA@4zs
follows:
JULIA, MONDAY, July ., ats pm.
BELLE MEMPHIS, TUESDAY, July q, pm.
BELLE ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY, July -, 5 pm.
MARBLE CITY, FRIDAY. July 80, al 5 pm.
CITY pF CAIRO, SATURDAT, July 81, at pm.
Tickets Tor all points, vie Memphis and 81.
Louis Packets. North, Fast and Vest. Apply
% General Railroad Ticket Qmce, rs Main
street. ELEM. CALVERT, Sup't.
HAN c, XRAvER, Ticket Agent ty2
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FOR FRIAR's POINT.

Regular Memphis and Friar's Point Tri-
weekly Packet-Fur Helena and Friar's Point
GEORGE W. CIiEEK.~-GeO Malone, master
This elegant passenger packet K
Will leave AS above every MON-ElEA
DA{, "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at5 p.m.
FOR freight CT 49, GprE nnLnnrd. I'll
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BILLS Of Exchange on all the prin-
cipaI cities of Europe for sale in sums
to suit at First National Bank, No. IA
Madison street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis n White River Packet Company,
United States Mail Line.
For ~JaclCsOnpOrt and Way Landings
...---Ashford master
This superb passenger packet @
Will leave as above 4~rA
SATURDAY. 3lst inst. OF pm.
T. a. KENDlG. Agent.
1850 304 Front street, AIos1y BLOCK.
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NINETEENTH CENTURY, a Southern
monthly published in Charleston. =
e., Cooley, Peterson, DemoreSt. Les
lie and a large lOt of other monthIips
fOr August, at Joe LOcke's, 23GI Main
street.
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For Mound CITY. Ark.

CTEAMER BEN CAMPBELL IT.
- Will make three trips 49,
lay % Mound City, leaving Memphis at
and IL am. and 8 pm. The fishing near
Mound City is excellent. The boat viii also
Hlake a trip 70 Bradley Landing every sun
aay. f- leSl
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JoE LOCKE, 1851 Main street, has
Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis, Louis
vile, Nashville and New York Dailies,
besides the latest Illustrated Weeklies
and Monthlies.
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The earthquake was felt in Hele-
ma, so says the Clarion man, who
says the motion appeared to be from
southwest TO northeast. The dogs
commenced barking and the chickens
growing Immediately after. These
earthquakes are becoming rather too
common, and we think something
must be getting wrong with the
earth's machinery.