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HELtNA JouRNAL.-A letter from the worthy Editor of this paper informs us that storm, which recently passed over the Town of Helena, blew down the Journal office, among other buildings, and was so seriously injurious, as to render most of the type unfit for use. This accident will cause the publication of the Journal to be suspended for three or four weeks-until new supply of type can be procured from Cincinnati. Few occurrences could have oceasoned us more regret than this. And in onr regret the Democracy of Arkansas will sincerely join us for all know the zeal and ability with which the Journal has batted in the good cause and how lily it's services can be dispensed with. now when the canvass is opening. and we have cunning and interruptions enemies in the field, who require ex- posing at every point We hope our good friend and coaborer will not let this disaster discourage him: but that nerved by the goodness of his ease and the sustaining conviction that " truth is mighty and will

 prevail, he will hasten to repair damages and soon again be ''up and dsing;' carrying the war into Africa, afl retaftiing wiil trophies back to Rome