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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05
ARE COMING EVENTS CASTING
THEIR SHADOWS BEFORE

Under this heading prominent
presses are remarkiug upon the
prevalence of an impression, now
gaining strength in the popular
mind, that Grants occupancy of the
White House will not be for four or
eight years only, but for his natural
life. The popular mind moves
slowly and is a very laggard in APP
pretending the great radical changes
of government. While the form Of
the Republic was preserved in Rome
it scarcely dreamed that AUGUSTUS
was Emperor Frank Blair and
others explained the tendency to
Empire in our own institutions tour
years ago, and even now, when the
Empire is already established as
perfectly as in the early consulates
Of Augustus Caesar; even now,
when unlimited power clothes the
Congress of the United States and
there is nothing lacking but the con
centration of will to make this an
Empire, the popular mind is just
awakening to the possibility that the
President may retain his position
during his natural life.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05
DO WE WANT MExICoP

A measure has been introduced
in Congress looking to a protectorate
over Mexico. The necessity of the
measure is suggested by the propos-
ed construction Of the Southern Pa
ciic Railroad. The higher purpose
is, however, pursuance of "manifest
destiny" 1t is all nonsense to say
that our territory is already too large
to be governed from common cen.
tire. If you will make that centre
strong enough, and that is the. ten.
dency, there will be no difficulty ii
governing the whole continent aftel
the absolute fashion.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05

A CAMPAIGN OF ISLANDER. I'm
der this caption the New York Ex-
press comments on the campaign
now making in Connecticut by Sen
ator Wilson against what he calls
100000 rebel voters! Mr.. Viii
sons case is worse than that Of the
Pharisees and hypocrites denounced
in Scripture. They told no open
lies, slandered no absent people, in
vented no fiction, but we're mainly
pretenders, hypocrites, and often ex-
tortioner. They would have scorn-
ed to call their enemies rebels in the
midst Of weakness, and after pro.
longed prosecutions and injustice,
and while they defended their own
craft with all possible skill, they
were content with pouring contempt
upon those they did not like, rather
thar repeating calumnies and llbeis
from year to year, and from State
to State. In the name of all that is
decent and honorable lit is asked)
when is this fighting of "rebels' TO
end
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05
THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN CON
VENTIoN

This Convention which is to as
sembIe in Cincinnati on the first
Wednesday in May next, it is now
ascertained, will be sustained by a
large portion of the talent and lg8a.
ence of the Republicans throughout
the United States. The n. y. Tri-
bune has card numerously signed
by II. Greeley and others inviting
cooperation.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05
WHITE AND CoLoRED

The Republican party Of Ken
lucky has selected three negroes to
grace their delegation in the Ma
tional Republican party. The GIN
natl Enquirer says;
"The Republican party of Ohio
will have to graphic with this ques-
ton. We know of several worthy
colored men who will seek this hon
or. The sincerity of Ohio Repubii-
cans must be tested
We have indications from other
States that the negroes are conccn-
trating for the purpose of command
ing their full share of power in the
Philadelphia radical Convention
Perhaps they will have showing
on the radical ticket; at all events
they will be in the market for future
bids.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05

Washington, April l.-Private
dispatches received here from Con-
necticut says that it is very doubt
full if there is an elections by the
people. Gov. Jewell himself shares
in these impressions. Indications
are that the Republicans will gain
one majority in the Legislature over
last year, wien they had twenty
six on Joint ballot.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05

Cincinnati, March 28.-Thc com
mittee of arrangements for the May
Convention have met in this city,
and have issued a circular in 1iting
visitors, without distinction of party,
to join in sustaining the Constitution
as it is, and securing civil reform,
and a tariff for revenue, as the only
general amnesty for the past politi-
cal ofenses aud local self govern
ment. 1t further says, that while
the objects Of the Liberal RepubIi-
can and Revenue Reform organiza-
tion has special object in gathering
together all parties, who are in favor
of these principles. 1t also states,
that arrangements have been made
With most of the Railroad Compa-
MES to return all persons home free
who have paid full fare in coming to
/ the Convention
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CANDIDATES.

Presidential, Congressional, Gu
bernatorial and for County honors,
are now beginning tolender the con-
test, for the glittering prizes of am
bition, animated and lively through
out the country. Let the people not
be mauacled by "rings' and the re-
suit will not be detrimental.
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Commercial Manure

and no other
Time sales upon as good terms As any other
parties will furnish genuine articles As we
are both citizens of Marietta permanently loca-
ted in in the county, we trust that purchasers
will give us their orders.
We will deliver the articles sold by us at any
OF the depots on Western s. Atlantic Railroad
or on Air Line Railroad Orders given to Mr..
John NJ. Green, Mr. James II. Ruff or w. l..
Mansfield & Son, will be furnished by us
promptly, and all notes will be taken in lame
of NJ. l.. Ruff for convenience.
1t is a matter Of Importance to the farmer
that first-rate article may be assured to him in
good season for early preparation Of land
What we sell you, shall be good.
RUFF d MANSFIELD.
January 10Th 1S72-.}m
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April Term 1872
The petition Of Martin White, showing to the
Court that James NJ White of said County.
did il life, sign "a certain Bond for title to a
certain tract Of land described in said Bond,
which Bond is fully seforth in said petition,
and it appearing that the said Martin White has
paid full for said land, and that said Martin
White wishes an order to O. w. Putnam Adj
ministrator OF james NJ. White to make title
under said Bond 1t is ordered by the Court
that notice Of Martin Whites application be Civ
to all persons interested, by publication OF no
tice in the Marietta Journal for thirty days, so
they may show cause if they can why the
Court should not direct said o. w. Putnam to
make title under said Bond,
WR. d. MOSS, Ordy
printers Fee S6)
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PauIdino Sheriff Sale.

WILL. be sold before the Court house door
in Dallas Pauldng Co. Ca, on the first Tues
day in May next, within the legal hours Of sale,
Lot OF Land No. (4l1) four hundred aud eleven
in the (3rd) District (3rd) third section of said
county. Levied on as the properly Of Thomas
Taut by virtue Of mortgage fila issued from
Pauldiug Superior Court in favor Of James Il.
Bone rs Thomas Tant. Property pointed out
in said mortgage iiE Terms cash. March
27th 1872. w. NJ. McGREGOR, Sniff
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Whereas Joseph NJ MeAfee Administrator Of
William j. Donaldson represents to the Court
in his petition duly filed and Stered on record
that he has daily administered said VIM j,
Donadson's Estate This is therefore to cite
all persons CONCERNED kindred and creditor, to
show capse ii any they can why said Admins
traitor should not be discharged from his Ad-
miuisraton and receive letters Of Dismission on
the list Monday in August 1872 This April Ist
1872. W X. ID. MOSS, Ordy.
printers F,e So
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05

A Four LEGGED CHlCKEN.-The
Brunswick Appeal says: A chicken
Matched out on the premises of
Mr.. w. II. Berrie, Sabbath last,
had four legs and four feet. 1t has
since died. This abnormal curiosi-
ty is preserved in alcohol by Blain &
Harris, where the curious may see
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05
TuE CINCINNATI CONVENTION

HF OINNINNAII NVN IN IV-''
A Washington dispatch :
"Those who are best informed with
regard to the Cincinnati Convention
say that it Is the intention of the
managers to exclude all who have
not been identified with the kepub-
lican party from its deliberations,
thereby making it strictly Repub-
lican meeting. Judge Davis ex-
presses a desire that the Cincinnati
platform shall be silent on the sub
feet of free trade or protection, so
that It may be acceptable to the
friends Q! either principle.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05

TIE GEORGIA WESTERN RAIL
RoAD.-The line of this Road cross
es the Chattahoochee below the Rail
road Bridge andIruns through Reid's
Gap up Nickajack creek and on
West. Work is to commence i'm
mediately.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05
Georgia Cobb County:


VIII be sou before the Court House door III
the CITY ofAa ia. County and State aforesaid
between the lea hours Of sale, on the first
Tuesday in May next the following property
10 wit One Store House and ground ON which
il stands. on /, :. West side Of Public Square, IN
Marietta, now occupied byJ I Haley 4 Co.,
as store-house. Levied on to Salty tita in
favor Of Anderson Cock, vs.. John w. Hill and
j. A. Bisaner. issued from Cobb Superior Court
property pointed ont by Plaintiff Attorney.
Also At the SINE lime and place the vacant
lot IN the CITY al Marietta, County and State
aforesaid known as the Page lot situated on
Atlanta Street o. East side w. & A. r. II, and
west of Atlanta Street, and bounded North by
Francis Lot, containing three acres more or
less, Levied on az property Of L. Page to salts
fy sundry fifa. issued from Notary's Court OF
the 893 Dist, G. NJ in favor Of T. J. McGrudsr
g. Co., Land Robinson & Co, l.. NJ. Bebee,
Sharp Burroughs d Co, and Peananen d
Bro against r.. Page u Co. Property pom
ted out by defendant Levy made aud return
ed to me by w A. NJ. Lanier, l.. c. This
April Isl lS72
w. p. Stephens, Sheriff.
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COURT OF ORDINARY, I
81 a.

TO G. G. Fife, Guardian at Ete3a of Frank
W. and Ella Fam bro, Mrs. Elizabeth Beve,
Sarah Thornton Minnie Mayou, Mollie Stell,
Mary Il. Roberts, Miss Mary Fambro and Jo-
seph d, Dobbs:
David J. Dobbs, having applied for probate in
solemn form, at the June term, 1872, Of this
Court to be held on the first Monday in June
next Of the will of David Dobbs, 10 which he
claims to be Executor, being so named in
said will, you, and each Of you, are required
and cited to be and appear at the regular June
Term, 1872, of the Court of Ordinary OF said
county of Cobb. to be held or the first Monday
in June next to attend the probate of said will.
This March l4th 1872.
G, J. SHEPARD, Ordinary.
printers Fee IS.
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General Advertisements.
Farmers Notice J

MARTIN L. RUFF and VIM. L. MANS
FIELD. have combined their tertiizing bust
ness for the present and will sell BEST QUAIL
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05

The tax-collector of Putnam ccun-
ty has issued one thousand execu
lions against defaulters.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05

10 all whom ii may concern: james A.
Fowler having applied to me Gor letters Of Ad-
ministration on the Estate Of John c. Fowler
diseased. This is therefore 10 cite ali and SIN
eular the next of the kin and creditors, to be
and apper at my office, within the time allowed
bv law, and show cause if any they can why
letters Of Administration should not be granted
to James A. Fowler on said estate. April End
1872, -
W.R. d. MOSS, Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05
TO the Honorable Mayor " Council;

To the Honorable Mayor " Council
Gentlemen-Siuce your last meeting have
,nad. riuhts arrests. six were fined $50; two
was dismissed by payment of cost one fine Of
$ paid by confinement in the Guard house
Fines collected Sl5 Tax Fitas for 1877 si2;-
Licenses for concert So Bell Ringers 50. The
amount Of Fines, Licenceand Taxes s97 90 for
which have vouchers.
Respectfully submitted,
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PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL,

PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL,
Council indifferent his Honor VIM H..
TUCKER, Mayor and a full Board Of Aldermen
with the exception Of Alderman Bozemau.
10 the Mayor and Council:
Your Street Committee beg leave to report
but very little work done on the Streets this
last month, as the weather has rendered street
work implaclicable. We hope to be able to re
port the streets in complete order II the weather
viii permit this month.
Respectfully submitted,
HUMPHREY REID, Charm.
Street Committee
To the Mayor & Council:
Gentemen-Since your last meeting the CITY
and Confederate Cemeteries, have been put I'M
der a substantial fence. The City Cemetery
has been cleaned up and put in neat order
Tho work on the Confederate Cemetery Is pro
crossing and will be completed by orr next
MEETING. Respectfully submitted.
THOS. II. CHEEK,
CHARM, Cemetery Com.
To the Mayor Il Aldermen
City Of Marietta, Ga.
Gents | have received from all sources dur
ing the past Quarter, .----.-..-----. SOUS "a
Paid ont during the same tnle,----... 40 ~
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05
New Advertisements.


GEORGIA. CHEROKEE COUNTY
Ordnarys Olce March 3rd 1872,
Harriet NJ. Saterfeld widow of Iras j. Sat
arfeld has applied for exemption Of personally
and setting apart and valuation Of homestead
and | will pass upon the same at 10 o'clock, A
NJ, on the 2Oth day of April 1872 at my office
in Canton w. Il. ID. MOSS, Ordy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05

Carrollton is cackling over hens
egg three inches in length and six
and a half in circumference.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05
Georgia Cherokee County

Rola NJ. Whitnore Administrator ofNehem
ial Vernon having applied to the Court of Or
binary of said County for dismission from his
Administration of said Nehemiah Vernons Els
tate.
This is to cite all persons concerned to show
cause by filing their objections in my office, why
said Rolla NJ. Whitnlore should not be dismis
sed from his Administration and receive the
usual letters Of dispission Given under my
hand and Official signature Febr'y 9Th 1872.
W, II. d. MOSS, Or'dy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05

The whole State of South Caro-
lima has but 705,606 inhabitants.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05

Calhoun is taking steps to cStab-
lish q cotton factory.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

Georgia Cherokee County:
BY virtue OF an order of the Honorable Court
Of Ordinary of said County, will be sold before
the Court House door in the Town OF Canton of
said County on the first Tuesday in May
next the following propert to wit, Lots of
Land Nos l26, 127, l25, one half of Nos o. 80,
"a, 80. and I62 in the 2nd Dist and 2nd Sect of
said County. sold as the property of the Minor
Heirs of Thompson Westbrook deceased for
Distribution. Terms cash March 9Th 1872.
L. P. Rogers, Guardian.
(Printe Fee S51
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Practical GEoLoGIsT, ENGINEER AND
MINER,
GEORGIA, 7. o. Address, Lock


MINER,
MARIETTA, GEORGIA, P. 0. Address, Lock
Box 81
SURVEYS, Working Plans, Estimates and
reports on Mines, Quarries and Mineral Lands,
viz Coal, Iron, Copper Gold, Silver, Lead,
Manganese, Graphite, Asbestos, Marble, Slate
Sc.
Analyses and Assays OF Ores, Goals, Metals,
Soils, &c. Examinations, Plans, Measure
ments etc, Of Mill Sites, Reservoirs Parks,
Canals, Roads, Railway Bridges, &c. Super
attendance given to Construction OF Works,
Maps, of Town and Country property executed
Geographically. Machinery supplied at
Makers prices 10 Works in charge. Comespon-
dence held with Capitalists on desirable In
vestments.
REFERENCES:
DR.. VIM Aston, Judge David Irwin, Col,
A. S. Atkinson, DR.. w. Il. Dunwody. W. p
Anderson, Col. VIM. 7. VIM, Gen. VIM.
Phillips, John r. Ward Surveyor Cobb Co.,
Ga, } DR.. j. c. Greer and others of Marietta;
Rob't Crayens Iron Master, Tenn, Judge w
j HARRISON, Colliery owner Ala, Prof Ed,
Foreman, Smithsonian Institute Washington
D. c.. Ex Gov Pierpont, West Va, Gen. &.
S. Greene Vice Prest American. Society Eng
iueers," n Y. City, Henry Blackstone, Chief
Eng Pittsburg, Prof Roberts, State Geologist
Arkansas, Prof Broadhead, State Geologst,
Mo, &c, &c.
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Georgia, Pickcus County

Georgia, Pickcus County;
Whereas. Samuel Con, Executor of Young
Potts represents 10 the court in his petition duly
filed and entered Oh record that he has fully
settled with the heirs Of Young. This is there,
fore TO cite all persons concerned, kindred and
creditors, to show cause if any they can why
said Executor should no. be discharged from
his Executorship aud receive Letters OF Dis
mission on the fiji "or.Iay in April 1872.
Jan. lst 1872 W. IL SIMMONS, Or'dy,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05

Wm. b. Astor, of New Yor~, Is
worth nearly S5O,000,00G.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-04-05

The lUiiONlhE OItlhdiCte Ntit f'NSSe'' ~ '''''
meeting Of City Council:
BE it ordered by the Mayor a City Council
Of the City OF Marietta
That the Street Tex of the City of Marietta
for the wear lS72 shall be three dollars. 10 be
assessed Of all male citizens between the ages Of
l6 or 50. or in lieu Of said three dollars shall
work on the streets Of said City, not exceeding
fifteen DAYS at dscresion Of City Council
And be il further ordained that any person
falling 10 pay said three dollars, shall be notified
by the Marshal that his or their services Will be
required on the streets ana ON his or their fail
are 10 appear to work out said tax, that the
said defaulter shall be deal with as Is provided
bv law for defaulters on public roads
Repeating all conflicting ordinances. Passed
in Council April LIST 1872.
w. II. TUCKER Mayor
J. = GLOVER. Clerk.
BE II ordained by the MAypr & Civ Council
Of the City Of Marietta
That no person on person shall be allowed
to lei remain on the Depot platform or anywhere
else except IN Store and transit any commercial
fertilizer within the limits Of said City, but that
all such fertilizers shall he stored Immediately
ON liz arrival, and that any such person OF per
sous violating this Ordinance. shall be subject
TO a EEe not exceeding $50 90 and have said
fertilizer removed alld stored "a tire owners eN~
pense Passed in Council April II l-52
". II TUCKER. Mayor
a'-JVEH Clerk,
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TO the Honorable Mayor * Council:

To the Honorable Mayor 4 Council:
Since your last meeting have made II arrests ;
Eleven were fined S72 90. One was discharged
bv payment of cost One fine Of s. was worked
ont ON the streets One fine of SO carried to the
Superior Count One fine OF $40 not yet colec-
ted, Si7 dollars fines collected for which l
hold Treasures receipts.
Deaths during the month-Wbites | Col
ored 3.
Respectfully submitted,
JNO r. BARRETT,
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New Advertisements.
LIST oF LETTERS.
COBB SHERIFF SALES.

WESLEY PRETTYMAN. P. NJ.
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CHEROKEE COURT ORDINARY:

w. X. u. MOSS, Ordinary.
printers fee 93)
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-04-04
The West Virginia Certificates.

The bill regulating all Liability for
that portion (one-third) of the debt OF
the State of Virginia assigned to West
Virginia, which passed the Senate Gu
edncsday last, settles the questions. al
least so for as the present. Legislature i
concerned. As IL is scarcely probable
that Nesd Virginia will assume the pay
ment of these certificates tals action 0 j
the Legislature paces the hodeis of hem
ill rather au awkward position. Iill
they have recourse to The courts 10 re-
cover, Or Will they quietly submit? WI
they test the validity OF the Reputation
:eatara of the funding bin. or VIII they
make vi'tue of necessity and accept
he situaiioh?"
The practical repuiistion of one. third
OF the principal and interest OF the .puo-
lie debt Is abnutail that the Legislature
has accom-, lished Or the relief of tn
people, alter II session OF four months
hard labor. Southern i'mrjot.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-04-04
Delta lis of the Lale Earthquake Disas
ter-fPtribre Scenes.

SAN FnANclsco. March 3O.-Despah
es nom the volcanic section in Inyo
county. giving additional delails OF the
ca. thquake disaster on Tuesday last. The
shocks still continue, though with de
creased violence. Ii is remarkable thai
only slight shock on Tuesday. was felt
in central aud Northern California. Ger
70 Gordo was badly damaged, having
several buildings thrown down aud one
man killed. Lone Pine appears to have
been directly over the centre Of the dis
lurbancc
Among the killed at the latter place
vas Mr.. Grey. aged AZ years, and ia
tive OF Texas. The remainder were ali
Spa pish American. Tie first sho k is
described as resembling a park of artillery
fred directly beneath the town. C"lonel
Whip le, who was in the second story o!
all abode house states that be had JUS,
time enough to. jump from tie bed aud
&c, to the doorway, when the house ap'-
Ieared tn erumtle to pieces. He was
buried among he ru ms bu: succeeded IN
in extricating hins,l from the debris,
having received several severe, but no t
DANGEROUS wounds. t..as
The earthquake in California on Tues
day appears to have conferred in lnyo
cuu,ty. A despa.c1, from thence reports
tia, Camp Independence was totally de-
stroyed, aud not single brick bu'Ia lug
is standing for miles around. Fis,urc>
miles in length. and tom fly to tw"
hundred feet wide. exist long the eat
cru base OF The Strras, aud at Other pla-
ccs the ground is heayeditup in ridges
springs have stopped fuuhllng. new oue>
broken out, heavy snow slides occurred :,
aud rocks rolled down the, nIoanta,ns.
blocking up the roads. Only one fatal
accident il yet reported, but the Indians
assert that it was the most severe shock
ever fcl, III that district. A slight shock
was felt on the same day at Pxducba
Kentucky
The scene beggsrs description. Near
" the whole p"pnlsce was buried be
nea til the ruins. Cries for help and
screams OF pain from The wounded be-
Ineath the ruins filled the air. VII lie those
who escaped were ca ling Tor help 80 res
cus fathers, mothers wives aud children.
l'ie first shock vas followed la gu elk
succession by three Others Over ihlee
hundred distinct shocks were iel between
half past 2 o'cl eek and sunrise: En- faci
The ca, th Was in constant tremble for over
t rec hours. A chasm was opened to the
exleu, OF ,hirty-6ve MILES down the valley
ranging from tliree in, hes 10 forty teei
in width. Rocks were torn from their
places and r"led down into the valley.
Al Swansea Col Tregallis, of the Smelt
lug Works. wa k He'd. Great desola'i,n
prevails throughout the viciniiy Of Louc
Pine.
A despatch to-day from Vi-alia says
that several shocks we've ielt III that city
last night, and are still coming iiom the
southeast
Persons anticipate finding immense
chasms in the mountains east of US. a.
soon as he snow disappears enough 10
permit investigation.
There are rutnors Of a volcano ia ac-
tive operation having been seer from the
summit Of Greenbood Monn,ain. sixty
miles south Of Vissf,a The Indians in
that vicinity have ell left, fearing sre.