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THUNDER GUsT-During the thunder shower on
Tuesday afternoon the lightning struck several bcdings
this city, and many persons standing in the open air
ceived severe shocks from its effects.


The house of Dir. Z. Moshe- struck. i woman
who was sitting near stove stunned by the shock.
and rendered nsensble FOR time Her shoes also
torn by the fluid. child who the floor the
also had the quarters torn OF and holes
made in its stockings, but uninjured personally


pigeon on the roof Of Military Hall struck dead
and :e 10 the ground. The house occupied BY
Henry Townsend, In Rvers also struck,
iured materially The fluid also descended the lightning
rod attached TO the house Of Judge Huntington
street.


Mr Lyman Cross standing, the time Of the loud
clap thunder Montagnes shop door II Cannon
Place and received shock The effects Of which
. felt yesterday.


NJ. Hugh Smith, drsyIaan, stunned by the light
uing while driving his dray through River-st. We hear
also OF many others who affected less by the
lightning.


In River-st below Congress. The electric fluid passed
s-ng the railway very psrcephy for several seconds.
Three men employed in painting the roof Of the
Trey Horse, also knocked down. Two of them
unable 10 work yesterday. fTroy Whig Thursday.
POVERTY AMONG The CHERoKEEs-The great
OF The people, have mace It necessary supply heir
far possible OF the public funds For this purpose
depots have been established ia several OF the Districts
where Is issued &c these needy but what
tent have not ascertaiHed. Could those 10 whose
guidance and mercy committed the temporal being and
destiny OF the Che.oke-s descend for moment from their
palaces Of and atiuence-come into midst and
witness the destution and want that have been brought
many whose only crime that they clung fondy
the land possessed by them the g Of God surely the
dispeu.ation Of justice would logger be withheld.


Cherokee Adv.