Native American Thunder.
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The vicksburg in.elligencer recalls the
story of a quiet but enthusiastic Yankee,
who, some years since, was travelling in a
mail coach with two Englishmen, who
noyed him very much by running down
every thing they saw in the country, and
freely determining that every thing in
England was decidedly superior =
Jonathan bore it, but impatiently. After
some time, thunder storm broke over
them-the horses dashed off in alarm, and
the Englishmen were nearly dead with
fright, when suddenly Dol, of lightning