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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-02-14

GRAHAM's MAeAz1NE.-The February No.
of Graham has been received. It is most
splendidly embellished. Sweet Sixteen is a
most exquisite stipple engraving. "Pere La
Chaise" mezzotint engraving. il a gem, and
is itself worth the price ofthe number. There
are also number of'other engravings; sedate,
quisical and comieal, and most excellent they
are too, in their way. Graham contains read
ing matter to the amount of 112 pages, and is
written by the most favorise authors of Amer
ica and England; the most prominent among
the latter being G. P. R. James, who never
fails to get off something int eresting and in
structive Terms. SO per annum. where you
send direct to the publisher. We will furnish
it for 81.
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which walked through his speech OF that day. The
contrast could but strike most iorsby, when heard
the other day another leader OF the wing party Dewang
the condition OF the country, 10 consequence OF us m
mense surplus and predicting speedy dissoiu-
ton from plethora and the enormous wealth OF The treas
ury We told the wings in 1s4s 10 trust 10 the democra
cy-tbey would take care that there should be no bank
rnptcy no ruin We tell them now 10 continue that
rust we will take care that there shall be no death
from plethora We will stop the supply by reducing the
tax That gentleman ought in the course OF his remarks
Gf he really designed The counseior 10 have read
his friends in the White House lecture on the subject OF
their own deliuquencies -
Having an overlooking treasury, and millions upon
millions daily accommodating there--owng % 900 900 10
Mexico all OF which bearing Interestingly did they
not as they were urged 10 do by the Mexican governs
neni pay that debt and thus dispose OF that amount Of
urged in the strongest terms which necessity could
prompt and even our magnanmity a nation appealed
TO- The administration refused anticipate that debt, pre-
errng to pay the interest 900, and ut the
lime purchasing al premium OF fourteen per cent. our
own bonds having years TO run did all could to
prevent this but was not needed. And here candor
compels say that the democratic party in this House
failed to do their duty this matter in not coercng the
administration pay Mexico her debt al the time and
in the manner she desired.
Now, Mr. Chairman, am unwilling this large amount
of surplus revenue should remain in the treasury that
any more should accumulate but while do not believe
that this surplus of $4 900 will produce any great
commercial Tevusion, st object TO its remaining there
and accommodating II may lead 10 improvdent legisa-
lion, and hence should be willing to the admnistra-
ton purchasing up bonds at fifteen sven twenty
| per cent. premium.
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IRVING HOTEL, Pcnnsyivrnis sve.-e, CORNER NJ
Twelfth Washington The subscriber, thankful for Inc
support years,
establishment, win
Win views
the crest expense considerably enlarged and
yeds city,
location close attention
rven % the comfort Of s gues's AZ all times. -
Dec p-eedlmo y. THOMAS.
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IMPORTANT TO MEN or rAsnInS-er

INFORMANT TO MEN or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r. GREEN,
Proprietor Green's fashionable
House, New York. respectfully
Washington Geosreown and The vicinity that he win he in Wash
business 10Th until the
which will he
procuring shirts from
perfect precision
pune,nalv orders positively guaranteed.
will put will
orders inform the public where he be found, for the
purpose % taking th-ir measure, ho.
GRO. r. GREEN,
Dec l0-dh2i No. Ast.r House, New York
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CHANCE money by persons Of business.
IA No capital needed, and but tte incurred requires
tavelhngno peddlngbu gives comforts Of
with the chance make $50 $500 month
something entirely and worthy OF all
desiring permanent gentee employment
The night kno Wedge this win be
closing tpo pad toJosEPH W. HART Monroe, Orange
New York
sending please plainly
Dec 1i-d2w
NOTICE.-H LEMON, uphoerer, will be happy
IN citizens Of Washington in all thar his profession
Faithful workmanship all
expected The public respectfully
his balance place
business, llth street, Pennsylvania
Reference Mcs Cagge Dodson, and Dr. Charles G.
Dec 5-lmdhs
ERENCIt's HOTEL, Of Frank and
City Hall square, Opposite the City Hall and
New York city, built and opened the subscbe May
1872 and refed and furnished August s2 He
comfort and surpassed
world II other hotel
ncnt only all Of which warmed gratis They all
lifted with mafbe,op ws-band which supplied with Gro
through eplatea cocks There hut bed
The halls and closets floor win be III with
during This hotels conducted European plan
refecoy Immediate vicinity
tils busines. and the principal places Of amusement
Dec 2-d3m r. FRENCH.
TOR RENT-The house, with dry goods futures
Pennsyivsnia and 9Th lately
pied BY VERIFY Miller. For particulars, inquire Of
Miss Dermou, building, Of 7h
Dec 2-imn Pennsylvania avenue.
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CARDMrs. C. 3. LEMON, having taken Der residence
n Washington, win receive
piano and vocazon BY long in her profession
w he enabled 70 thorough and scientific
placing themselves under her charge
Terms made known her residence, m street. rcnnsyvs-
mia
@. s has the honor Of reference Ercelency
Butler. Dec 8 dmns
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NOTICE Citizens of washtugfou.--The Board
~ Of Assessors hereby notice that they will daily their
ROOM 10 O'clock O'Clock p
hsenth thirty day OF December ncIB
se Sundays Christmas dy ercspfed for the
lists
school for the ending the thirty first day Of the
Dccembe and Of adding thereto the Of
subject 70 The said school which have been omitted
thsrefrom.
The would particularly csn Of all the
that election In this
returned subject school FOR this
Every nee white cizcn Of this city OF the Of
would do well his
be lets, omitted,
Assessors, may added this year.
IT. y, HARDNESS,
GEORGE N. PLANT,
VALENTINE HARBAUGU,
WASHINGTON LEWIS,
JEREMIAH HEPBURN
DANIEL ". KEALEY,
DAVID HEPBURN,
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A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover Street, boston q by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt, enlarged and elegantly
all the modern and for the
tion Of the travelling public.
Dec Idly
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-01
TAWAXLTkU J


yuzapi, ga kaxka hnakapi. Taakicita kin
hena ota wicaktepi. Koxut takuwicaye
cin koya wicaktepi xni tuka teriya WI
cakuwapi. He nitunkanxipi, Isantanka
wicaxtayatapi tanka yuhapi kin he naron,
unkan i've taakicita kin wanji Koxut
huwe yexi. He vita wata tanka wan
ohna ekta i, "a, Koxut leu, ga i've tawicu
takuwicaye Gin hena koya awicahdi.-
Koxut deciya un kta kecinpi heon etanhan
huwe ipi, tuka i've togye cante yuz a.
Taoyate kin teriya wicakuwapi kin hena
onxiwicadake ca niwicaye wacin. .Wicaxta
kin de nina wanyag ipi, ga mazaska ota
qupi. Wicaxta winorinca ko owasin
Koxut ia naronpi kta cinpi. Nina nape
.yuzapi ga hecen isto yazan keyapi. Mix
wicaxta wakan ece opawingc nonpa cetu
ON wal ga wanmdaka, tuka nape mduze
xni; onxiwadaka nakaex. He wicaxta
oran owotanna dakapi, ga heon nina
yuonihanpi. Nakaha anpetu kin nitun-
kanxipi yanke Gin ekta iyaya keyapi.-
Henana nakaha ociciyakap pi kta.
TAMAkOCE.
New York, Dec. %, 1851. .
ENTHUSIASTICALLY nom toki
icimani yapi, unkan wanna mdokitapi
hehan ihnuhanna xuktanka xonxonna wan
rewoskan un wanyakapi. Napin iyuxkin-
pi, ga ekta inyang yapi. Yuzapi hehan
unma tukte yuhapi kta nina akinicapi.
Miye tokaheya wanmdaka ce wanji eva.
Hiya miye tokaheya wanmdaka ce, uman
kin tx hehan eva. Hecen akinicapi, ga
akicipapi icunhan xonxonna kin tx najica
kinda keyapi.
Wakinicapi ga kicizapi kin hena xica,
ga on etanhan tuwedan takudan yuhe xni
ce he detanhan sdonyapo. T.
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-01

wanica Unman yege xni kin he hoxka
tawincu ihduxake He tankan iyotanke,
tipsinna honpe ptecedan on apage hide
bopte iyupta leu. Ordoka ohna wana
kun hiyu. Makata hinrpaya. Tezi kam-
dasin erpaya. Honku kin te ca hokxi-
yoqopa kin he nj, wica Koxka wan wi
caxta waxte wan en- hi Wicarinca wan
nakun en- hi. Koxka kin, Wicarinca de
hokxiyoqopa aida wo, eva. Miconkxi
de wicawakahde kta, cincayapi kta ce,
wicarinca kin eva. Wicarinca kin he
Taxiyakapapoka eciyapi. Koxka Ell hi
kin he Hitonka san, eciyapi. Wanna
winorinca te Gin he hilton kasan yutc.-
Hokxidan he icar yapi. Itazipa wan
kicagapi kex axe kiyuksa leu ce. Can
ocaje owa sin kicagapi kex yuwega Co.
Tacutuhu itazipa kicaga ihduwege xni.
He wal ma koxka, Oyate axkadan tipi
tunkanxi dan sdonyaya he! eva Aka
dan oyate tipi, nakun sanpa axkadan oyate
tlpl ce, nakun sanpa axkadan oyate tipi ce,
nakun sanpa axkdan oyate tipi ce. Oyate
tom hena axkadan yakonpi ce wicarinca
eva. Winorinca wan huwe mde kta ce,
koxka kin eva. Wanna oyate tipi wanji
en- i. Wakankadan ii kin en- i. Ipuza
hda eca, Unci minini onge maqu ye,
eva. Mitakoja oyate mini huweyapi kex
mini mahen taku awicaki yahda ce. Oyate
mini on wicate kta ce eya Wakixkotpa
maqu mini onge awaku kta ce, koxka kin
eva. Wakixkotpa leu ga wanna yuha
iyaya. Mini mahcn wanna inajin, ga
mini leu. Reyata ku, itokeca xni. Re-
yata hdi papson. Copa ye tehan cannan
copa, najin hdicu kta hecen token iyaya
tanin xni. Kiksuya unkan winorinca
koxka ko yukanpi hunr tapi hunr niyake
yukanpi ekta iyotanke. Taku de ecawi-
caon hwo ecin yanka. Hen yankapi
wankan taku xkanxkan yanke En- yuza.
1san ehdaku hecen, kibaksa iyeya Ohna
yukanpi owasin bapota. He >howasape
nawicapce cantc kibaksa. Tezi bapote,
owasin hdicupi. Oyate kin pida wicaya.
Winorinca wan qupi wicada> xni, ga sanpa
iyaya. Oyate wan tipi axe Ell i. Wa
kankadan oti kin ell i. Peta wanica-
Unci, can au eva. Nlitakoja, oyate
can ahdipi xni. Can qinpi kex tuwe-
dan hdi xni, eya Tatanka he wanji
makaku wo; Wicin wanji maqu wo, onspc
wanji maqu. Can huwe mde kta ce, eva.
Mitakoja nix nakun nikte kta; ye XIII ye,
eva. He taku wanmdake kta, eva. Can
ekta wanna inyang ye. Can ikanton gin
ga wanna tiyata ku. Tikeyedan hdi tuka
.tokeca XII. Parpa iyeya, "a AXE can
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-01
For the Dakota Friend.
Dakota HitllnkakanDi.

WarPetonwan wan hecen oyaka. Oyate
wan akiran tapi kta, tuka koxka wan
wanhinkpe on pte ota wicao. Oyate nj
wicaye nakaex wicaxta yatapi kagapi.-
Cunwintku wikoxka nonpa nina wicacin-
pi. Wawicaynrpapi kex wicadapi Xiii
Can tom icupi, Kajipapi, xduxduta econ
pi. Ekta wankan ewicahnakapi. Koxka
owasin kuya EN- hiyeya. Wanji adj kex
ekta ixni. Kun irpaya. Optaza unkan
wankan etonwan yukanpi. Wicanrpi wan
vega yanke Gin he hihna waye, tokapa kin
eva. Hakakta, Wicanrpi cistina yege
xni kin he hihna waya ce, eva. Hecen
ixtimapi ekta awicakipi. Unman yegc
Gin he wicarinca, nakax tawicu cinca
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-01
Imnija Skadan, Wicatawi, 1852.
SNrN1>r1<NrrNNNN NruNNo~l0N~~~oo-
Dakota Tawaxitku Kin Kicagapi.
MITAKlU-YE

Isantanka tamakoce kin eciyatanhan
WowaPi cicagapi. Wanna wi yamni wan
ciyakaPi xni waun; tuka ohiniyan wicaxta
ota Wanwicamdaka. Otonwe tanka rinca,
New York eciyapi, hetanhan nakaha
wowapi cicagapi Den wahi kin ehantan-
han wanna anpetu wakan nonpa. Dakota
iapi wowapi kin he maza on kagapi kta
heon den waun ga tohan yuxtanpi kta
hinarin tanin xni. Tuka inarniwicawa-
kiye kta. Wetu kinhan AXE Mdeiyedan
.ekta wakimdotanke kta wacin.
Niye dukanpi kin itokagatanhan Ikce-
Wicaxta oyate wan yakonpi, Cakta evil
,caklyaPl. Hena wanna waniyetu ota
wicaxta wakan wicayuhapi ga wowapi
wakan yawapi, ga heon tanyan unpi
keyaPi nayaronpi. Wicaxta wakan wi
cayuhapi wanji deciya wanmdaka, ga tipi
wanjidan ohna he kici manka. Wicaxta
kin he Byington eciyapi. Cakta oyate
kin wowaPi wanjikxi cinpi, ga heon etan-
han wicaxta kin he deciya hi Wowapi
.tona maza on karwicakiye kite Gin, hena
wanna ecadan yuxtanpi kta-
Hehan deciya taku wanmdake. ca ma
:waron wanjikxi ociciyakapi kta Otonwe
kin de tanka rinea, ga wicaxta ota rinca.
'OWancaya kektopawinge ecc opavinge
zaptan keyapi. Tipi kin tankinkinyan
"a waxtexte. Canku ota ga tanka, tuka
toki mda exta, wicaxta winorinca ko ota
wanmdaka ece. Canpahmihma nakun
ota, tohini owanii najinpi xni. Tajuxka
.se yakonpi. Wicaxta ota wijicapi ga taku
waxte ece yuhapi, tuka nakun wicaxta
lwarpanicapi ga woda yukanpi kin heca
wanwicamdaka. Deciya tipi wakan tan
kinkinyan ota, ga anpetu wakan eca wi
caxta, winorinca, xiceca ko hena ektakta
yapi ece. .'..% -
Wicaxta tanka ota den unpi, -tuka wi
caxta wanji nakaha axkatudan hi kin
hecedan nina yuonihanpi. Isantanka heca
xni-Sagdaxin heca xni-Waxicun rinca
heca xni. Waxicun yukanpi kin akotan-
han makoce wan waake Gin hetanhan II.
Wicaxta kin he, Koxur eciyapi. He
wicaxtayatapi tuka I'VE taoyate kin tanyan
unpi kta akita; ga hecen wicaxtayatapi
tokeca wan he kici kiciza tuka ohiye xni.
Unkan wicaxtayatapi dnman qon oyate
tokeca ekta wacekiya ga heciyatanhan
akicita ota wicayuha. Hehan axe Koxut
kici kicizapi, "a ktepidan, "a niyake
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-01

ekta i. Can ehna najin, ga can eva
ikanton. DIN najin kta, "a toki iyaya
tanin xni. Hecen kiksuye xni. Wiko-
xka koxka ko hunr tapi hunr nipi china un
kiksuya. Yukanpi iwankam ordoka
samya xkanxkanyan oparta yanke. Ia
tanka he leu onspe nakun eyaku. Ordo-
ka ohna tatanka he kin eide ga onspe
okatan: Kaorpa iyeye ca hinhankaga
noge kin awicayuhmuze ohna yukanpi
kin owasin yuzamni iyeye; hecen hdicu-
pi. Can china hinhan kaga yanka, ga
noge kin awicahmuza CO. Kite ga oyate
kin pidawicaya. Winyan axe qupi, WI
cada xni. 1yopta axe iyaya.
Oyate tipi axe nj. Wakankadan wan
ii en- j. Vote kta hda, tuka wo gu ,xni.
Mitakoja oyate kin de pte ota opi kex
Waziya wan owasin wicaki ce, wakan-
kadan eva. Oyate akiran wicate kta ce.
eva. Koxka manin ga pte optaye hoxi
hdi Oyate kin he pte owasin OPT
Waziya owasin pahiya au itipi hnaka:
Koxka kin tx wanji pata. Waziya leu
kta tuka ternda. Isan ehdaku, xina
abapote iyeya. Pie owasin hinrpaye oyate
ehdakupi, ga hdokipi. Koxka kin Waziya
ii kin ekta l. Waziya kin wazi tanka
wan itazipa tawa heca, tuka koxka kin
yuwerwega Koxka kin tacutu hu wan ita-
zipa yuha Waziya leu. Heca tuka isto
sanni ihduwega. Hecen koxka~ itazipa
kim ikikcu hdicu. Waziya isto sanni
yuwega en- unyanpi, ga unkatapi kta &C.
eva. Waziya wape kiya. Wa kin ollipi
xni, xbc rinca tipi kin ii cexka iwankaln,
wa hiyeye. Oyate kin nihinciyapi Koxks
kin maka to tancan owancaya kicon.-
Tosticadu wan eyaku Waziya ii ekta.
itoheya, inajin ihdadu. Wa kin skan
ava, kisapa. Waziya ii kin~ekta hece-
dan wa kin cistina yuke. Hecen oya:e
owasin koxka kici yapi, "a Waziya kate
pi Makordoka orewanke he ohna cinca-
dan cistinna wanji mahen iyaya. Koxka
kin leu. Nakun Waziyata yaun kta.-
Winitkotkoka Waziyata yaun ,kta ce, eye
ca Waziyata tate uye heci patan iyeya.
Oyate pida wicaya; heca wicaktc tuka
koxka kin kite; hecen pida wicaya. WI.
koxka wan waxte koxka kin qupi WI
cada xni axe eyopta iyaya. w.
WoYAKAp1.--Wicatawi wanna tanm
ga tuktekten nina sni ga caga kin
suta tuka wa tonanan; tukte dan wa
xbe xni. w. 49,.
Kapoia oyate kin Hogan~wanke ako
Wazi vita eciyapi heel ihdag ipi
ga tarinca ota OPT keyapi. W.
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him away but there was for him to remain mo
en beyond the time when his wants had been satisfied
head wind and tide possessed no impeachment to going
from Japan in the mind Of the Governor Of Jeddo
AT his command the anchor weighed, and line Of
boats was attached TO the bow of the ship 50 long that
they could not be numbered They were arranged four
proceeded in the greatest order and were sup
posed to amount to nearly thousand 1t was an i'm
mense train and presented spectacle to the eyes Of the
seamen approaching the marvellous The boats instead
Of being propelled by rowing paddles, all sculled
by single oar employed however, by several men. In
this manner the Maahaan towed twenty miles out to
sea- and the officers in charge Of the feet would have
taken her greater distance had not further ana oeen
declined The Japanese then took courteous leave of
our hero and while his long train Of barges wheeled with
slow and graceful motion towards the shore, the latter
spread his sails for the less hospitabe regions OF KANT
schatka and the Northwest coast highly grafed with
the result Of his adventure among these secluded but
highly civilized people.
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FROM LIBERIA.

We have conversed with Jons MoRRrs, very intelli-
gent and respectable colored from Elizabeth City
(NC who has just returned from visit to Liberia, the
object Of which to the country, and IL he liked
it, return for his family and those Of his friends who
upon hearing his report might be induced thereby 70
emigrate along with them. lie spent six weeks in the
country chiefly at Bassa and Monroyia and the account
which he gives Of the country in every respect avora
Bile. The colony in most Aourishing condition
good government excellent society plenty Of schools and
churches, cheap living provisions Of every kind album
dant agriculture and the mechanic arts and in short
all branches Of business prosperous, and the people
tented and happy The soil is exceedingly productive
and adapted to the culture Of al the productions Of
Southern States, besides others Of Indigenous
growth, and the climate continues to improve as the Gull
vson of the country extends lie says he expects to
take out with him Mt least fifty emigrants besides the
members Of his family and does not doubt that the
entire free coored population in the counties round Eliza
beth City will follow they make their
rangements TO emigrate.-Sortolk Herald
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SINGULAR LAW CAsE.-The New York Courier reports,
the authority Of the telegraph the following decision
in the of The People James w. Cook 1t is rare
case of the highest State Offices by the
dict of a jury, in a suit at law:
This suit in the nature of quo tcarrano to GUST
the defendant from the office Of State Treasurer and adj
NIT Benjamin WEIGH, r, and has been decided in favor
Of the latter who the Democratic candidate for the
Office at the last election The brought on for
trial the 10th instant Ithaca, before Justice Gray
and jury, the Tompkns circuit that having been
signed the by the Attorney General The panel
consisted of six Wings and six Democrats The case in
yolyed five points whether the inspectors returns of the
of Chesterfield Essex county, in which Weich had
% majority properly rejected by the board Of coun
ty whether the like returns from the second
district of the Fourteenth Ward Of this city, giving WEIGH
270 majority properly rejected whether AZ votes
for Benjamin WEIGH omitting the cir in the county OF
Tompkins 6S others in Chemung and 81 others in On
aro which rejected should not have been allowed
Attorney General Chatfeld John A. Collier and Messrs.
m Cagger and Porter conducted the for the plain
tfs; and Hon. John c. Spencer, b. Davis Noxon and
Learned and Wilson, for the defendant The Attorney
General is said have conducted the with consider
able fairness and the suit though creating degree OF
political excitement, decided irrespective Of party
grounds.
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Tng FLORIDA ORAScg TREgs.-It wa apprehendcd,
says the Jacksonville News Of Saturday week that the
orange trees might be injured by tho severity Of the past
winter But far from this being the case there IL
every for believing that viii prove beneficial
The leaves and Of the smaller twigs have been killed.
but recent visit to the groves Of Mandarin we no.
tced that the young foliage is putting vigorously II
IL generally believed that the orange insect has been de-
sroyed by the FROST and if this should out to be 80
Il will be ample compensation for all suffered by the
cold Although the idea Of suffering from cold in Florida
may be laughed at in less favored ATTITUDES il was no
joke last winter, as many very credible witnesses con
testify
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The Middletown Conn News says that on last Sab
bath morning there having been storm the night pre-
house in Cromwell found on opening the stove, owl
nicely Gagged therein As the house had been locked and
the Keys in possession q the young during the week
evident that the owl have Santa Clause like,
entered inch stove pipe from the Chin
ney travelled through its dark recesses fifty feet
and then descended the pipe feet 20 the stove where
not able g continue his explorations any longer he await
ed his dcyerance.
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Horace Mans thus mp few OF the advantages Of
modern Inventions One boy with fouriinier machine
viii make paper in twelyemonth than all Egypt
could have made in hundred years during the reign Of
the Pfolemies One girl with power press viii strike
Of books faster than million scrbes could copy them be-
fore the invention Of printing One with, an iron
foundry win out utensils than Tubal Cain could
have forged had no worked diligently to this time
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NOTED CHARACTER GoSE.--Reuben Edmondson, bet
ter known as Jack Bowers the most noted thief in the
Mississippi Valley died in ST. Louis the 9Th instant
He was sixty three years Of age and stated in confession
which he made just before his death that he bad been
rested one hundred and fifteen times and ncarcerated in
various prisons sixty -one times.
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INDIAN TROUBLES ALONG THE RIO GRANDE.

Tie San Antonio Western Texan" of the 18th Febru-
airy reports instances of Indian violence along
the banks of the Rio Grande particularly the Mexican
side Accounts from the Preside del Nore say that the
Mescaero and Apache Indians almost daily commit.
ting depredaons in that vicinity punderng the inhab
tants and driving off their stock The Government of
chihuahua had entered into treaty with the Camanches
to kill off the Mescaleros and Apaches. The country is
represented in miserable state The Indians were
constantly crossing the Rio Grande into Mexico where
they robbed and murdered the inhabitants in all drec-
tons with impunity
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FOR LIBERIA.
Colonization Rooms.

Washington, March TO, 1902.
The expedition for Liberia win sail from Baltimore
the Isl day Of Nay Persons who may desire to emil
CRATE at that time win please give immediate notice and
win make their arrangements to reach Baltimore the
Goth or S0th April
Letters for the United States squadron the coast Of
Africa for citizens Of Liberia, sent to this Office post
age paid, will be forwarded w. McLAIN,
Secretary American Colonization Society.
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Of the four Boston negroes sold into slavery in Texas
for attempting to carry of slave in the brig Bo, on
board which they employed the New York Journal
of Commerce says
sWe are sorry for these negroes, and hope that the
Aboltonists will make up purse and redeem them
if they have got through with paying the $4,000 bail
bonds their beloved brother Chaplin who captured
while engaged similar operation in the State Of Ma
ryland They not likely to apply their money to any
better use The Vigilance Committee of this city boast
of having helped off hundred and fifty to two hundred
their operations still continue. While such is the fact,
nothing but severity be expected towards those who
are caught in the act.'