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PRUSSIA.

The Upper Chamber, in its sitting Of
the lltb inst affirmed the motion of NJ. Klee, re-
moving the trial Of political offenders and crimes
from the competence ola jury
On the 14th, Count Alvensleben, who a
few days before obtained the assent of the Govern
ment to his proposition for fixing the future Coasti
tuition of the first Prussisn Chamber, has achieved
another success, the effect Of which will be to dmn
ish greatly the influence Of the Parliament upon the
Government OF the country. The Goth article Of the
Constitution gives the Chambers an annual control
over the expenditure of the state
Count Alvensieben proposed that the ordinary
budget should beGceforth be voted for period OF
three years and only the extraordinary be subject TO
annual consideration. His motion was carried by
81 10 81 votes. On the same day NJ Lander, mem
Der Of the Counts party, carried in the same assem-
bly, and by the ssme majority proposition for giving
to the frat Chamber the right OF considering and
voting the details of the budget, which It can at
present deal with only in its integral character.
The Government finds less need than ever for
Iampling out the sparks Of political life in Prussia
the task has been taken up by the arissocracJ
The autograph letter from King Leopold
q Belgium to the ms ne prtv.ss audiences by the
bearer the Prince de Lisne is said to be in refer
ence to the subject of the French invasion, which Is
generally apprehended in Belgium
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FRIDAY, March 5-P. NJ.


In the Stock market there was some re-
action at the First Board and several Of the active
Fancies recovered portion Of the loss Of yesterday
Norwich was buoyani, and improved to sat. Erie
was also better, closing at s?t, an improvement of
y cent The market touched SO during the day.
Reading was weak 1t opened at H. but closed a.
co., decline OF , y cent from yesterday. After
the Second Board, about 1000 shares sold at 69l0
co., One Of the leading outside operators sold large
ly of Erie and Reading especially the latter to day
which caused the depression in price. Long Island
was firm, and the small Stocks generally had an up
ward tendency In Erie Securities there is much ac
tivity at full prices The sales Of Convertblss were
to large extent nd they closed at 9l for 1907 ands
for 1871 an improvement Of " cent In the nfst In
stance and l y cent. in the last Government ana
State Stocks are in fair request, and improving
The demand for Exchange is not large
at present rates, and the supply Is fair. At 10 "
cent. for Bankers Sterling there would be conht-
cradle amount of sales. The range is lo@lot for
Bankers and 9t09i for Commercial Bills Francs
are I7ilI5l6t; Amsterdam 4l04H Bremen
7siGO7sf Hamburg, 36l036s.
The scarcity of vessels still checks ope-
rations in Freights, and the market is firm. En-.
easements Cotton, 5-l6d; 1880 bbls. Flour, 2a
-. COO bush GRAIN 3D. To London, 1900 bbls Flour
o.: so tcs Beef As. Cd. To Glasgow 100 bales Cot
~. At previous rates To Havre there is but little
so;ne AZ ic. for Cotton. In the California trade
Freights are not active.
There ia no new feature in the Money
u.,tet There is no difficulty in making loans at
nye,ous rates and the banks discounslns freely
The Atlantic Fire Insurance Company OF
BROOKLYN has declared dividend Of six v cent
The importaions of Dry Goods have been
i.rse during the week ending this evening esps-
ciallv of silk goods. The amount tnrown On "e
s,2es II 40 3i6 s74 The details are as follows
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0arkets-Repoytef ~ Telegraph.
NV ORLEANS. THURSDAY. March 4, 1852.
COTTON is s,iil amin atec. Sales to-day OF $500
bales At higher prices low micoiIng. Tic. strict
miccihg, 5ic IA Sc The saies Of the Hast four days
have been &c 900 Com has been active to-day
81, goo bush SOLD at 52c G54c. BACON SIDES, 9!c.-
SHOULDERS, Sic
NLw.ORLEANs Friday, March 5, 1852.
Within the last three days 26 600 bales OF CoTros
have been sold. Prices have advanced !. PRovI-
sIons are active
CHARLESTON, Thursday, March 4, 1852.
CoTToN-Sales to-day 800 bales. The weeks
business has been 10 300 bales a, 6l0Delc. The
martet closed firm with decided upward tendency.
Fair is at etae.c.
CHARLESTON FRIDAY, March 5, 1852.
CoTToE-Sales 600 bales, with firm market and
full prices. Extreme rates 7Gsic.
CINCINNATI, Friday, March 5, 1852.
FLOUR is selling at % IS Provisions are nm
Bacon Sides. Ste, Kes Lard, etc. CLOVER sEsD
has declined to So
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We would call the attention oil our reaa-
err to the sale advertised in our todays issue 70 saAe
place on the 10th Deuh Of the Bonds Of the wsnsl.
Vermont Raito0 1npany. This Railfosd: .! n "s.s
80 to 60 miles in length, connecting our nsr.s -.
district in New England rich in IansI. ~. -. I'm,
cultural resources is now the occasion 0 s.;.ssd
coming before the Nsw.York poous ..d II .ddinon
In two months 1t VIII be fsny pv......t R.iIroad
:, s NJ sns i IN ne s'ss S',:.
through which At -. ma. nap. y" .s.s :sss
'na' ssn To- a,amu,ics,ion from Nsw.York 70 sar'
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morrow he commences p-eachiss to nav csnsrs.
gaiion In 81 Lnks,s Hall. Hudson-s:

CATION in st. Lakes Hall. Tudson-s:.
"A correspondent calls atersica to the
SUNDAY School and Boys' Meeting, career Hlnth-av.
ard Twenty .hih-st sunday School at 10 snd
O'Clock; Boys Messing a. O'Clock, P. ". TIE
friends OF Sabbath Schools laoies and gentlemen in
teres,ed cordi ally avIsed 10 one sai help
I'D This large and promising vineyard fareass Ia tue
vicinity deslrous OF sending their children sai
please co so to morrow and the sansS iono mag
that they may be registered from the commence
nent OF the new organization
The public viii not forget the Shaks-
perian Readings might at the slnyyssant Instdie
We stated fe days since, the sad calamity oy ire
which compels this estimable lady TO appear once
more before tho public II is scarcely necessary to
add 10 this powerful appeal the more agreeab re.
collection OF her Acknowledged talent IN the enter.
tainmens to which the public are invited. to insure
the attendance of audience much larger than the
room can hold.
The AIleehanians proceed @ Hartford
to-day, where they sing this evening On Wednes.
day and Friday evenings next they sing in Boston
and on Saturday week at Lynn These will be the
last concerts they will give in the Atlantic States
They return Immediately to this City, give the part
ing adeu to their friends and on Saturday, the Goth
March, set sail for the land of gold. The blessings
OF thousand will 20 with them with an earnes! de-
sire for the realization Of their most sangune wishes
ChiiSsdh CuiPOiohSO pAOOthSS Wall w
held every evening this at Knickerbocker Hall,
corner Of Eigth.av. and Twenty-ihird.ss. Tenn
persnce discourse to morrow evening, by Rev. Mr..
Burkhsrdt Services commence at ~ O'Clock -
Admission free.
Positively the last perfor of
" The Bottle" this afternoon and evening. a. BAR
NUNS Museum, as It must give way 70 superb
Eastern Spectacle, prepared at immense expense,
to be brought out on Monday.
ADVERTISEMENTS WEr SILKS AND LIN
ESs-The second closing sale of Wet Silks and Lin
ems will continue this week at Columbian Hall, No.
PSI GraBd.st embracing rich Brocaje Silks, (sery
heavy nvoiced az 40 aud offered at IS cents and
81 per yard rich Black Silks, (Gros de Rhinej IN
voiced at 81 co. and offered at rs and 80 cents per
yard pure Irish Linen of superior quality, consist
ing OF Shrting, SheetiDg, Dsmask Taoleceths.
BIrdseye Diaper &c, but slightly wet and warranted
free from injury will pc offered at half their invoice
value. Ladies who would wish to take advantage OF
such bargains should call early, at Columbian Hail.
No. ISL Grand-st
Advertisement. -MENTAL ALCHEMY
Prot. Williams lectures and experiments upon this
interesting subject at Metropo an Hall again this
evening. Those who wish good seats should go
early as from the deep interest his experiments have
already created thousands are expected to present
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ITALY

A letter from Florence Of the 18th, in the
Risorsinsnfo of Turin, states that the Grand Duke
has directed another Constitution TO be framed,
cording to the spirit Of the times.
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a...,,.. Of Produce THURSDAY. March ''''ss'

s.r ia o. A:.: ne =, G &c:
liz3 do. Oats, a. Hoss 80 bbls Cider. o bbls Az
'sr =. s:.f Ls. =; 81. ssl; r. h., st e.
Vice. 90 X:ssss. % do Paint, Ne ia. Aass. stsns
r r.a.'s,: =; 81 psss. nsrehssd,s 49,
~ - 50 ~, Batter IS Do. Cheese, 10 Hoes ~
s sc, wssss. 10 sdss LssiAsr. sn1 - bib Whnxy
n Nsv-H ssea Railroads. sasks Assss ssa 10 %.
Chaooo.
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Miscellaneous.

The Times says it has taken some pains
to ascertain the number OF persons arrested France
within the last few weeks aud 1t IL assured BY the
best authorities, speaking on sufficient evidence,
that the number probably reaches 100000.
A Brussels paper affirms that the Bel
gian Government has obtained the most satisfactory
assurance rom Louis Napoleon such, indeed as to
remove all suspense.
The Monlteur of Wednesday publishes
the law the press No paper is to be created
without Government authority. Political Dewsoa-
pers published in foreign countries are not to be al
lowed TO circulate in France without Government
authority. The caution. money OF paper appe airing
more than thrice week TO be 50 900 francs. All
publication of paper without authority or with put
lodging the caution money, Is to be punished with
fine OF from 100 10 600 francs for each nber and
stamp duties imposed on newspapers are also appi-
cable 70 foreign newspapers, unless they eK-
empted under diplomatic convention. Correction.
al jurisdiction is substituted for jury One con-
domination for crime, or two coDdemnations for
contTavention, cause suspension Articles are not
required to be signed. The centime stamp on the
Roman feuilleton is retained. Booksellers are
obliged to OBTAIN license
The Mon,teur of Thursday, publishes a
decree appointing ten atdesde camp and nine order
ly officers, mo attached to the person Of the
Prince President Of the Republic"
The Duchess of Orleans has written the
folio sing letter to the President:
MONSIEUR: AS do not acsno Wedge ycur right to
pluhder my family, neither do ackuo Wedge your
right TO assign dosation IN the name OF France.
refuse the dowTy.
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Rise of the Ohlo,

CINCINNATI, Friday, March s. 1852.
Tie riyeI Is big and rlfirg ana the water Is viii.
feet Of THE houses fronting the river west OF
MaiI-tt.
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF TIE THERMOMETER,
AZ Delatours Uormerh Lynck c,arEsl 25t Wau-n.
1852. Jam. Noon sP.M. SPIN.
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The Southern Mall.
Narkefs-Reporsed BY Telegraph.

BALTIMORE. Thursday, Marcus, 1852
We have 70 mali South o! Richmond TO night.
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eggerated. that they were merely regulations !
tnnt IN reversins 10 tie Constitution OF the year
VIII, he only meant to establish a strong al
thorny IN his hands that the recollscsions OF
the Umpire constituted his ssrengh, and Invested
nim Win popularity among the the masses; that
mere was netting astonishing in the fact OF his seek
ng In The institutions OF the Empire what was GER
tam TO rees!absh authority IL France tia. he had
10 intention of reestablishing the Empire, or OF
making himself Emperor that he did not want eltner
Tor the accomplishment of the mlsssn TO which a:
bad been called that his title Of President sufnceo
for MIN that he had reason TO trouble himself
about an imperial dynasty which has no existence
and that there was no reason for the Emperor
Nicholas troubling himself ABOUT It, On all these
poiLts is affirmed tina. the President MAKE the moss
formal celebrations and, as II had been preUous'y
iBtimated that they were to be transmitted 10 tne
Russian Government, a courier was dispatched on
Wednesday lakt TO 81. Petersburg
whether they will Re found satisfactory or other
wise II is stated positive that the incident Itself
was singulariy disagreeable to the President al
the more that the instuc ions Of tho Imperial Caoi-
net had been dispatched from 81 Petersbursh before
the DEGREES OF the GOD January, conhscatng TO tue
state the Orleans property. were kno wn there us
therefore argued. anticipated, that the suscepti
biliiy Of the Emperor Nicholas excited as 1t was
by acts o. little relative importance, foroodes nosh-
ing favorable. It's believed, and not without rea.
son. that the DEGREES OF confscation will have been
severely judged by the Emperor, and that they will
eive rise, the part OF that sovereign, to remon-
strances Of an embarrassing nature
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FURTHER EUROPEAN NEWS
BY TIE AMERICA.

The steamer America arrived at Boston
yesterday with dates from Liverpool to the 2lst
ult Between IL and O'Clock this morning we
received copy of The European Times, from
which we CLEAN the following
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NETWORK DAILY TRIRuNE SATURDAY MARCH 1859,

for the appointment. Of Committee OF Nine, in re-
iatlon to reporting bulls compeie Adopted.
hr. LucKEY gave notice OF bill 10
amend the act authorizing the sale Of real estate to
pay assestmeLts.
MIR. j. ROSE, tia. the judiciary Com
mi'tse be Greeted to brig in bill 20 abolish the
contract system on the pgo!ic roIks Of this safe
Laid over.
Mr.. GALE, Of bill ia relation to Poll 90
Courts In TIE City OF New-York.
Mr. ST. JOHN brought 10 bill to incof-
porste the New-York Eclectic Medical College.
Mr.. BRADFORD called for tho consitera-
ton OF his resolution providing tina: the House will
meet at 10 O'Clock asd attei Monday the Ssh and
scJourn at II and meet a, 4.
Mr.. VAN VALKESBURGH moved to meet
at IL. Lost.
The resolution was adopted 90.
MIR. GALE moved the consideration of
the vote orderrg 10000 copies Of tue report OF the
Committee on Excise He understood the minority
would report on TGesday-havDg been delayed
some hat IN getting statistics from Washington.
Mr.. ROSE gave some reasons why the
minority Of the COMMITTED had been delaye ed in max
ing this report
MIR. A. Row. asked the gentleman from
New-York, (Mr. Gale,) how be voted
MIR. GALE did not vOte at all.
Mr.. RowE-You cannot, Of course, move
a reconsideration.
Mr.. LUcKKY renewed the motion to re-
consider.
After some discussion the motion to reconsider
was canleC.
MIR. WALSH rose to question of privl-
lege. This was question Of printing 10 600 extra
copies of this report and he in favor Of printing
that number. The Committee agreed un anlmously
to delay ordering the printing until Monday, when
they would report in favor OF printing whether the
The Whole subject was then laid upon the table.
Mir. CHAMBERLAIN said that the subject
had already occupied a''good oeal of time OF the
House, he moved preamble and resolutions as
substitute.
Mr.. WALSH withdrew his resolution.
Mr.. CBAMBERLAIN-I then offer the pro-
posed substitute original resolution, and call
Tor Its consideration as question of privilege.
Mr.. WALsH-Then it lays over under the
rules.
The CHAIR decided that it being an Origi-
nal resolution it should lay over under the rule OF
tie House.
Mr.. CHAMBERLIN said that the precedent
had been set in considering the resolution OF Dir.
Hatfield, on Monday last He thought the decision
Of the House should stand as the rule until re-
versed.
The CHAIR reiterated his decision, and
the matter was dropped.
Mr.. A. SMITH offered resolution In
structng the Printing Committee to inquire whether
documents ordered by the House had been printed
ard delivered, &c. Adopted
Mr.. HATCH offered the following resolu-
ton, which was laid over:
Resolved That the Auditor be requested to furnish to the
House the amount of paid out fr test pits and
what sections expended before the final canal lettings.
OF between Oct l, 1851 ana Jan. /, 1859.
Mr.. HATCH said, if he could not succeed
in getting them into the quick sand, he might in
getting them into the pits they had dug for Others
Adjourned
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The Texas Creditors, &C.

WASHINGTON, Friday, March 5, ls93
The creditors of Texas holding first class cert'n'
Gates assemble in Warrington Oh the second Mon.
dsy la April to decide upon accepting the late acI OF
Texas relative thereto, passed in January iass Inc
meeting is thus delayed TO ensbe ioreisn oreoAoi'
TO be present
GoYsrnor johnson, Of Virginia, Is here.
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The Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, fTtuAy, MA'cn % FV1@'
The Ohio Legislature has indefinitely postponea
the resolutions referring the Maine Liquor Law 70
the vote Of the people. The vote wss-Yeas, Al :
Nays, IS. c,,,h.,
settlement OF colored people Wilma sne sss's
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, March 5, 1882
Several petitions were presented and re-
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-01
Aberam Oraaa Oyakapi.

Eya wanna Aberam cihintku wan icaga
ociciyakapi. Aberam wanna wicarinca
qehan, he icaga nakax waxtekidake rince
ca iwinkta rinca. Hokxidan kin Isak,
eciyapi.
Aberam, Sarah, Isak hena wacin en-
klclhduzapl, ga playa Jehowa waxteda-
kapi, ga cante wanjidan cekiyapi unkan
hecen tanyan unpi.
Aberam wicaxta watonka heca. Wanu-
yanpi toktokeca ocaje onota wicayuhe ca
mazaska mazazi ko ota yuhe, ca wicaxta
ota ookiye wicayuha. Hena taku ota yu-
ha, tuka xogya awakicin xni, ga iyotanki-
dake xni. Hena Jehowa yuhe makiya
ecin, ga on Jehowa xogya awacin, ga
waxtedaka. Cihintku waxtekidake rince
ceyax Jehowa ee aiyotan oxongya waxte-
dake. '1ye Jehowa, taku kin hena owa-
sin lxnana maqu, ga cantemakiya ce; to-
ken econmaxi kin owasin ecekcen ecamon
ke,' ecin un. Tho he owotanna cante
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-01
Orpah kunku itputaka; tuka Ruth en-

Orpah kunku itputaka; tuka Ruth e en-
askamiciciya.
Is. Unkan Ruth hehan heciya, Ihun,
nicun wanna i've taoyate, ga taku wakan
tawa ekta hda ce, he iyahna hda ye, eya-
l6. Unkan Ruth heya, Erpeciye kta,
ga ciyahna mde kite xni kemakiye xni ye;
tokiyotan da hecinhan, ciyotan mde, ca
tukten inunke cinhan hen mix imunke,
ca nitaoyate kin he mitaoyate kta, ga nita
Wakantanka kin he mita Wakantanka
kta. "A
II. Tukten mite cinhan, hen mix eva
mate, ca hen mahnakapi kta ce; Wakan-
tanka cafe mdate, ca wiconte ecedan XII
nukan kiya iyaye unkiye kta.
Is. He kici hide kta kitan rinca Mao
mi wanyake cehan, ayaxtan.
10. Hecen hena nom hdapi, ga Beth
]ehem hen kipi. Unkan wanna Bethle-
hem en- kipi qehan, otonwe owaucaya
owodutaton, ga heyapi, Naomi qon, he de
Sc? eyapi.
20. Unkan, Naomi emakiyapi xnim
Mara e emakiyam. lyotan Waxaka Un
kin he paya omakiranyan.
2l. Woyuha ton imdamda tuka Jeho-
wa coka hdicumayan. Hecen token on
Naomi emayakiyapi kta? Jehowa i've
ienihemaye ca Iyotan Waxaka Un kin, he
kakix mayan.
o. Tho hecen Naomi takoxku Ruth,
Moab winorinca qon, kici ku, ga Bethle-
hem en- hdi. Tokar aguyapi yuxdapi kin
iyehan hdi pi.
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-01

min, ga Jehowa wanna sdotkiya ce,' eya.
Hecen Aberam cihintku kihduxke ca XII
kite xni kin on woxongya pida. Unkan
tamdoka, wan, he kin etanhan oteri iko-
yag najin Aberam wanyake cehan, he
eyaku, ga cihintku wahduxna kite ciqon,
tamdoka ee wayuxna, ga wopida Jehowa
keciya. Unkan wankantatanhan Waho-
xiye Wakan wan heya niyan; "Nicinkxi
kin Jehowa ipiyakida xni kin, he etanhan
i've Jehowa, niye, ga nicinkxi, ga sanpa
nitakoja icagapi kite Gin, tohan yeya he
-hanyan, niyuwaxtepi kta, Ga enitanhan
wan il icage kite Gin, he i've maka akan
wicaxta towanakeca wicayuw axte kta CO.
eva. Jesus maka ekta hi, ga wicaxta ici-
cage, ca oran kin eciyatanhan owihanke
wanin wiconi waxte wicakicage kite Gin
he ka
Tho hecen Aberam cihintku Isak kici
paha hin hetanhan kun hdicu, ga sakim
cante waxtepi Taokiye nom najinpi qon
en- hdipi qehan, hena ON ku, ga tiyata hdi.
Hehan max aha Sarah nakiron mace.
Hecen Aberam Jehowa waxtedake ca
iyotanda, oran kin eciyatanhan otanin-
Teriya taku econxi qeyax, ecen econ kta.
Tuwe cante hdonice xni, ga ocowasin
Jehowa Wakantanka kin en- wowidagiciya
eca, he waxte. Tuwe Wakantanka Wa
xtedaka keye, ca ole anagoptan xni kin, he
wicake xni ece keyapi. Hena xicewica-
daka ece. Tona ole owasin ecekcen econ
wacinpi kin, hena waxtewicakidake, ca
onxiwicada kta. Tho hena hecetu; akta
yawa wo.
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-01
lmnija Skadan, Wi, ici s, 1852.
Ruth Chapter 1.

|. Wicaxta wokcan oyate wicayuhapi
akiran. Unkan wicaxta wan, tawicu, ci-
hintku nonpa hena om Bethlehem otonwe
hetanhan We ca Moab mokoce hin he ekta
un kta,
2. Wicaxta kin EIimelech eciyapi, ga
tawicu Naomi eciyapi, ga cihiptku nonpa
qon, unman Mahon eciyapi ga unman
Chilion eciyapi Unkan hena Moab ma
koce kin en- ipi ga en- unpi
3. Unkan Elimeech, Naomi hihnaku
qon ia; ga hecen Naomi, cihintku nom
henana ON nj.
4. Unkan hena Moab winorinca kinu-
kan wicayuzapi. Winornca kin unman
Orpah eciyapi, ga unman tx Ruth eciyapi.
Unkan waniyetu wikcemna hehanyan cen,
hen yakonpi.
S. Unkan Mahlon Chilion sakim tapi.
Hecen winorinca qon, hihnaku cihintku
ko owasin tapi
6. Unkan Naon,i, takoxku nonpa qon,
hena ON najin, ga Moab makoce kin he
1anhan hide kta; Jehowa taoyate wanna
wicahiyohi, ga wowicaqu, Moab makoce
kin en- oyakapi nakiron on etanhan he hide
kta.
7. Tho hecen, yanke Gin hetanhan hide
ca takoxku nonpa qon, kici hdapi. Un-
kan Juda makoce kin hecitkiya hdapi
8. Unkan Naomi takoxku hewickiya,
Hurtiyam. Nihun tipi ekta hdam; ga tapi
qon, hena cantewicayakiyapi, ga miye
cantemayakiyapi qon, he iyecen Jehowa
canteniciyapi nunwe.
8. Ga nihihna tipi kin en- iyoziciyapi,
Jehowa ionxinidapi nunwe. Unkan he
han iiwicatputake, ca ceyapi
10. Unkan heyapi, Awicakehan nita
oyate kin ekta yahde Gin heciya unyanpi
kta ce, eyapi.
IL. Unkan Naomi heya, Cunx, ihdu-
homnipi, ga hdam; taku on miyeci va
hdapi kta. AXE micinca yuke ca hena hi
hnawicayayapi kta he?
II. Cunx, ihduhomnipi ga hdam
Wanna makan, ga hihna waton kta iye-
cece xni. Taku wanji awac amni, ga mi
cinca yuke kta, epa exta.
l3. Hena tohan icagapi xni kin he
hanyan hihna ton xni, hena ape yaunpi
kta! Hiya cunx, canxinmayayapi Je-
howa tanape kin makipajin, eya
ii. Unkan axe ceya eyayapi. Unkan