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0tr On the l7lh inst. very violent tornado
passed through that part of the Cherokee Nation
called SaIison District, which lies some twenty
eight OF thirty miles above thiscty. Large trees
were twisted off and torn and split up, and blown
down in great numbers. Tho house belonging to
J. L. Mccoy had its roof taken of, and new one
he was rearing, constructed too of strong and sol.
id logs, was blown down, leaving it only three logs
high; Two stone chmneys also were destroyed
and large portion of his fence carried away
The Storm is said 10 be one Of the most severe that
ever visited the country.