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a Nat for Geologists. 1t is stated in the
Brookevile, Indiana. American, of lfte
date, that Messrs Cummins g. McNutt,
who are digging well for their steam mill
in Union town, of that county, when about
35 feet below the surface of the earth,
came upon several pieces Of wood, limbs of
trees, leaves, &c. The wood was Of the
swamp cedar. none of which is supposed
now to grow in the West. That paper
says, the town of Union is in fiat, beach
country, far removed from any stream or
water course and near the well is the stump
of large oak which has just been cut
down, aud which has stood the storms of
more than hundred winters When were
these leaves and limbs deposited 35 feet
below the roots of this sturdy oak2