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COUSIN BEN;
THE GOOD DEED REWARDED.

HE UUDD DEED KEW AhDEDs
"yisitors - exclaimed Kate Bennett, inn
patiently, as she laid aside the book which
she had been reading, and in which she had
been deeply Interested, and took the cards
which the servant presented.
dear me, how provoking just as ! am
in the most exciting part 81 the story-and
that pert. disagreeable Emily Archer, too. !"
she added, reading one Of the cards, -" who
else, wonder !"
Was there music in that simple bit Of
pasteboard, inscribed with only two words,
% Richard Warren :" Itwould almost seem
SO, 50 instantaneous did her countenance
change. The frown that dis6gurcd her
beautiful brow disappeared, her eyes spark.
led, and, without another thought Of the
book, she hastily assured herself bya glance
at the mirror that her toilet was unexcep.
tionablc, and left the room.
As she left the drawing Groom, and greeted
her guests with all that grace aud elegance
Of manner for which she was distinguished,
Emily surveyed her with one rapid, critical
glance; but dress as well as manner was
iaultless.
"lt must be confessed that Kate Bennett
enters the room like gueen," she thought
with pang Of envy and jealousy. as in
Richard Warrcn's face she read undisguised
admiration Of the girl before him.
What casual observer, who had marked
the meeting Of these two girls. would have
dreamed that, under all their outward
friendliness. each hated the other with her
whole hearth Yet so il was. Kate and
Emily we're rival bellies. and their claims to
admiration were 20 equally balanced, that il
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-29
IT WASHED MY LINES AWAY.

AloEe walked the ocean strand,
A pearly she'll was in my hand;
! stopped and wrote upon the sand
My name--thc year--the day.
As onward from the spot passed,
One lingering look behind cast--
A wave came rolling high AMI fast,
And washed my lines away.
And 50, me,hought, twill shortly be
With every mark on clhh from me;
A wave Of dark o6liyon's sea
viii sweep across the place
Where | have irol the sandy shore
OF Time, aud been. TO BE no more;
OF me, my frame, the name bore,
10 leave no track 81 trace.
And vet with Him whs counts the sands,
And holds the water ii his hands,
know lasting record stands
Inscribed against my name,
OF al this mortal part has wrought,
Of all this thinking soul has thought,
And from these fieciing moments caught
For glory or for shame.
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Remember, my friends, the leaping; but
above all things, never forget the looking"

Town MAKINa,--A gentleman recently re-
turned from the West relates that setting out
early in the morning from the place where he
had passed the night, he consulted his man of
the country, aud fiuding that avery consider
able town, called Vienna, occupied point
on his road, but some twelve or fifteen miles
on, concluded to journey as far as that place
before breakfast. Another equally extensive
town, bearing as sounding a name, was laid
down at convenient distance for his after,
noon stage, and there he proposed hating for
the night. lie continued to travel at good
round pace until the sun had risen high 10 the
heavens, and until he computed that he had
accomplished more than twice or thrice the
distance which he proposed to himself in the
outset. Still he saw no town before him, even
OF the humblest kind, much less such mag
niticent one as his map prepared him to look
Tor. Atlength, meeting solitary woodchop-
per emerging from the forest, he accosted him
and inquired how far it was to Vienna.
!" VIENNA exclaimed the man; "why you
passed It live and twenty miles back. Did
you notice stick Of timber and blazed tree
beside the road? That was Vienna" The
dlsmaycd traveller then inquired how far it
was to the other place, at which he designed
passing the night. "Why you are right on
that place now" returned the man tbegins
just on the other side Of yon rayine, and runs
down about mile further on the road"
!" Are there no houses built :" faltered out the
traveller Oh, no houses whatsomeyer,"
returned the woodsman they hewed and
hauled the logs for blacksmlths shop. but
before they raised IL Metown lots Were all dis
posed Of in the Eastern States; and every
thing has been left as you now see it ever
since. Boston Traveller.
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ADyERTsINo.-The st. Louis Republican,
IN concluding congratulatory notice OF its
prosperity and success. says Of advertising:
The truth is, advertising has become great
feature in the business Of the country. No
merchant can better understand this than
those who engage in it most extensively.
The prominent advertisements Of our fancy
goods dealers, and ol our wholesale merchants,
spread all over these pages, best attest the
estimation ia which they hold it. Ii they can
in this way secure reading BY tens Of thou.
sands Of persons every day, this is just what
they want. II they can by SO easy process
GRg SP,GbSap ap&Gqsty yatpact bayaaTusdiis. Qf fabsy:
il to them that they pay few dollars for
doing it. But the merchants are not the only
persons benelitted by advertising. Every
one who has anything to buy or sell-eyery
one who wants anything or has lost anything
every one engaged in any business what.
eyer-now resorts TO the newspapers to COM
munieate with the public. As matter Of
course, every man in search Of a particular
object or thing, looks to the advertising col
umns Ofa newspaper to find it; and if there
DC any one SO stupid as not to read those
columns, he will never keep up with his
aeighbors, or the progress Of the age.
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PREsGgyISo ANKRIcAN GRAIS.-rhe results
Of some experiments made in France in the
preservation o. grain have but very recently
been published. A year ago, exactly 2l75
bushels Of American wheat were, BY way of
trial, enclosed in two siiOs Of sheet iron
large cylinders sunk into the ground-and
we're carefully closed, sealed aud covered.
The seals we're removed IN the first week
Of last month in presence oltwo delegates from
the War Office, and Of several members Of
the Commission for Mitsry Stores. The
grain was then subjected TO a strict examina.
tion. and unanimously declared TO be exactly
the same as il was when sealed up. The
cost u preserving corn BY means of these
silos does not exceed l6 cents per q bushels,
while al danger Of loss by FIRE Or sermln IS
entirely ob,iated.
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patients almost invariably die. The efficacy
Of vaccination, if proof is wanting, is es-
tablished by some very striking statistical
statements. During the epidemic of 1925,
the mortality was $50 per cent. it has now
fallen to $50 per cent. No nurse or SER
want in the small pox hospital has taken the
disease for the last twenty years, all being
vaccinated on entering the hospital.
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ANOTHER Hint TO LADIES IN THE Cans
The " hint to ladies' in the cars" which some-
tine ago found its way into the newspapers,
receives an appropriate counterpart in the
following:
The seats were all full, except one which
was occupied BY a rough looking Irishman--
and al one Of the stations, a couple Of evil
IDENTIFY well bred and intelligent young ladies'
came in 10 procure seats but seeing no va
cant ones, were about TO 90 iatoa back car
when Patrick rose hastily and offered them
bis seat, with evident pleasure. But YOU
will have no seat for YOURSELF" responded
one Of the young ladies with a smile--hesi,
tating with true pOliieness, as to accepting it.
+" Niyer We mind that" said the Hibernian,
!" yer welcome tot I'D ride upon the t5W
catcher till New York, any time, for 4 smile
from .ich jiiniiemaaiy ladies' !" and retreated
hastily intu the next car, amid the cheers Of
those who had witnessed the incident.
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4 Monua.-a man named Able recently
shot another at Memphis. Tenn. Under such
cirCum.f4aegs ~ to make Tie NIB determine
TO hang him. They proceeded to the Jail,
tuUk fUrctble possession OE tie prisoner. car
ried him ua To q suitable place, adjusted a
rope around bis neck. aud sere about to
swing hun Up. when his mother appeared.
Her aganised enirts,ies saved the destined
victim. " Stern ~ was the determination
ol those immediately concerned III the move.
ment to hang him, and Supported as they
were by the voice Of the thousands Who sur.
rounded them. their manhOod shrunk from
iHlictlng the doun IN the presence Of his mo.
iher. Cries rcsnund.d ihruughuut lie crowd
I" taks him back ind hs vas taken back and
sga'a placed Vi t..s 4astuiy II tiie sheria"
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SNur il WmKAT.-Mr. Barkley Of Texas,
made the following successful experiment to
prevent smut in his wheat. Three pecks
we're covered with water and suffered to re-
main undisturbed - hours. One peck Of il
was then rolled in hickory ashes, one peek in
lime. and one peck in oak ashes. and all sown
Immediately. A fourth peck was sown with.
out any preparation. The result was, land
all being alike, that in ashes had no smut,
that in lime only heads, that without either
almost entirely destroyed BY il. Remember
this.
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MEprcAL.--An official report TO the Brit
ish Government on the subject of small pox
and vaccination, just published, contains
important information. The Board adduce
statistics TO disproye popular but very err
roneous notion, that small pox is tending
towards extinction. and very seriously depre-
cate announcements Of such tendency, as
calculated TO lead 10 the neglect Of yaccina-
ton. II has been demonstrated, on the con-
trary, that the mortality in those who take
small pox naturally" or without being
vaccinated, is quite as great as II ever was.
The mortality in this class is onc-third OF
those attacked, or SO per cent; under five
years Of age, il is so per cent. and under
two years much greater. Its least between
ten and fifteen years, and after twenty years
Of age il rises rapidly. and at thirty exceeds
the mortality Of infancy. There are in.
stances Of small pox after sixty, aud such
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A MOrHER's CorSsrL.-Forty years ago a
mother stuud on the green hills Of Vermont,
holding BY the right hand son, sixteen years
old, mad with love Of the sea. And. as she
stood ~ tie garden gate a sunny morning.
she said: /" Edwin, they tell me-for never
saw The occau--that tie great temptation of
the seaman's life il drink. Promise me, be-
fore you quit your mothers hand. that you
viii never drink" | gave her the pro-
mise. and went the broad globe over--Cal.
cutta, the Mediterranean. San Francisco, the
Cape Of Good Hope, The North Pole and the
Soath-l saw iiem all in forts years, aud I
never saw glass illed with sparkling liquor
that my mothers farm by tile garden
gate, on the green hillside Of Vermont, did
not rise before me: aud to-day, at sixty, my
lips are innocent Of the taste q liquor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-15
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
REpuBLIcAN GENERAL COMMITTEES.

kEPI BLlCAN GtNERAL COMmIi lEL'
The Delegates to the Republican General Connli-
tee met al Academy Hail. NJ. 663 Broadway, last
evening. They organized by appointing NJ. JANE
Kr1aY Of the Fourth Ward Chairman Pr) tenn, and
Mes-rs. Wm. Peel of the Eighth Ward and bobs.t II.
Johnston Of the Ninth Ward Secretaries.
NJ. KELLY briefly addressed the meeting, ccnsrs'u'
lsting the Delegates on the general success Of the
Republican party, and urgsduPon them the importance
Of perseyeriDc il the cause Until L should become
tn. mphant.
The follow ing resolutions wele offered - NJ CBA'.
BlDDEI and carried unanimously:
r. R,osb!(4n Cea,rai Cs7si',se u re C'v 90 Cosay II
N,tc-Is,k Wssas,day, l4tA ydrrGr,, ico7'
Re,Oises Ik-; hi, Committee heaI'ty reap ne1 = - u
ss y .n8 o Se s N1Yaif N tbs: tender
hrp stmi..E an f1i.5lt Z. =. e.e9ls' 10 80.
ord OF TIE views and motive. acA ,past tse g;ta ooeJ
Northern Freerlen ir the :s,s1 PTesite-,ii CONTEXT
he.o!se4 TlAi IL the can, deiosIs;e Je. eierAne- -
ucn.n,,i5n. or s;Ie Ls'aaEe sc :e.se.ts Wa =,
Nseiost nsfs,on, the i0-,e - ReTob-a- pocf' 81
Wssd . the Tesll,s s4s atae4es II ,hs eoansi. or
STATE to ecIe iO' ss Cy q ss.Yori he pleasing o. wei
R,s!r.S hat ii. ConIp:,e. you'd ..'rse:h-J L. "a
egiJ a.. t-s T5 f y. ci.y Of NsYsf voa2
Ieci.y reqs,.. peedy 'tst.l p 'o. e. 9' 't1
afaer Of tar SeTo. - C.:y u - .es'm' l'- c.
"a. r.e.ee. ire sceu; an g-.s4L F,4ct Department
Mr.DLl.ylEIu SuIH then moved tae fyLowirs
resolution. which we Cs-Titd by sccAmatJr;
Resled Jas iii, Commit rs5..-.n,rs -. hsi-.l =,
the Ci:y sne County Of Ne sloSE ssy .I' 49,,
S.s-es s.sstJ. Iom PcLrsy.yElis
Tbre were three Contested seat, ole e b from TIE
Fourteenth. Nt.teelth and TTent -secotd wards. y
Committee Of three s2qo.n;ef to report upor Cr'-
dentias Al nox. meeting, bang sest'. George W
Percy of the Eighteenth Ward Edward Coins o. re
IhifeertL Ward, and VIZ {. Russell u the Ntesnta
Wayd. Tie meeting hen .djous1e 10 oieet a,a- On
lie .S.h irsf.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY JANUARY u.s. 1857

n., r--,.,<s rfss.s 70 reccise ths p-o,sctioc s-i
cccn.e. placed a, Set dspSssi IN tee cePet Is"y
eatseqcsIby rehTrsd. hcss7s ana cemptsrse Of
til rnShs- az i- -ostess vhich tsd eeeu rrsc icd
uDon thea outsice niost OF which were beyend tie
nose Of The CUuuissioutU 10 redress. Tns e'h
= n, Re ststsd by the sdNPtion o. more dec'dsd
rE1rfs o J-o'sC.iou ~ TIE severs points OF eco osfk
zion Were the foreign GoyerRmsnts TO ressise tee
f.r,6.s which would Syise 20 tse cngrGat iiom The
.utire extinction Ct the booking system they voald
GLOW the example Of Hamburg and Bremen. end
- irlsrS irsvel in foreign country. Net~hasts1d
rc The very large serersl average of cash held by =.
81 pes ccr siderable number ccrtnCe e errlTe with
no. mere thsn sufficient means 70 pay then way 10
fbsir destination; but II they sre not unduly de-
tined ,bev do net become. as hcre:o;ore. burdens
10 the Commission. Another clsss, who DO not
isye suHicieIt cash means, have been aided By
losrs Of noDey upon portions OF Their baggage
II ersbe them 10 rcsch their destination FOR whrh no
charge for storsge or interest hss been made. Each
rerscn 20 assisted furnished with Certificate upon
The rtturn OF which and payment OF TIE debt his bsz
raee Il delivered or sent Ch 20 him. tbs system,
tsoueh carried on 20 extent before, Wa formally
ircoipore into The proceedings at the depot August
- 1850 since which time 20 families have been thus
assisted ,- the amount Of s. 0a7 - OF which is have
,cfeeued their goods leaving - indebted on the LIST
of January to the an oupt # s6H. The belsnoe viii
doubtless be redeemed long. This feature aas not
oily been relief 70 the Emgrsnt Fund but also 10 the
psties Themselves in saving them much needless loss
the advantages vhch 10 the city from possessing
but cne landing place for emigrsnts aud the peculiar
5dsptabb,y OF Castle Garden to that use,
The following abstract gives q view 81 the number
Cf passengers striving here last year. how much money
they had ard where they went TO settle:
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.iops. 80 unnecessarily subject tie usrce.cs 10 Ioss
frd sObslrsfs oouaGfroe ard IA vier ot tAs Gil.c.
oee eEstir L New lo;k bc.seen tds unici, s ard
state Gevrrr u5Bts IBIS proposicn I. IL Presumed
.-ould not Re cnfsvogsbly Teceivei.
The aInuS appropri s;os "a he State Coloai,ssor
Sochty TO p-omcAs tie emigration Of free biscks 4
Afcs AID tteiT P5.ms1cLt residence there "a. bees
tiFcctd wiz tts mot satisfactory resrlt.
The NevJersey Colony Is gov es'ahlisS 4 il TIE
iI.e.!Cr Vhe'e better aads al = ter leah i enjeyed
ian csl 10 fou-5 OF the cost.
" Tee repo-t Of TIE Ac-tsnt GensrN win " found Of
rLnsuA interest. Ge7e-al Caisssder visited Ecrope
iuIirg tie pa. 81 VII order 70 obtsi1 irroTns-
ton applicable 20 The iurroveTe nt ard ecienc, Of
c. uits systkr. TIE :epof: is yslusble co1tibu.
;iol 20 military soieuoe r. q authentic info-n stion
70 tie not approved sEs Sow in use by the crest
pore-s Of Europe ard reyiew OF their present mill
lar o-gaIiEs:iou AMI condition.
The lze dreadful Shipwrecks q ol- coast have
proved the g.est vare Of lie ssviag sst,1tshGeuts
AID .hoyn deficiencies which Congress should surpy
a. hc-e comforts required At The station
horses fcr The sbipwrscked peSous.
The Governor in concluding says:
a. have tbs satisfaction Of knowing tas during my
administration the cordon Of TIE material interests Of
toe State have been improved educ s;ion promoted
il dus.ial pursuits and Internal improvements multi
piled sid cur population and wealth Increased
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po,pn M COTNCu.MEN.

Mo>p,r, Jan 1.-THE President, JosAs n. rnr-
LIPS, in the Chair.
lie Board met pursuant to adjournment, ard ,'~
he usual prelimnarits received and roeIrod The sub
oned:
P,Iaoas- OfW. C. Rhinelsnder to be allowed 70
gIade ts' avenue from Eshyeishh 70 Ninety hf' stree
9th widow The late j. es so.'r' ,S a,r..1,s'' OF 81.
nv. seg 20 b. due for seTyces OF her Ms husband
penstcd tor services to bcr, Of the Police Department
OF Hose Company No 81 for Dew cAuiase. .,
R,soIutiObs directing tho Commissioner OF Re
ran. and Supplies advertise lor cssc ior ose CooPssy
To iisht for, sht stree, frou Sixth 70 Ra' Rrs
b. NJ. o1r,Rsos-Tta. The Committee on Lamp, and Q.
e quoted the comparative cost Of lighting oh.s
p,Sea 90', pr p aSi 81 ~ Lamp. ssl
requested uh the Committee With eopeoi a. eos
tacs for nshns The sf- AID other expenses ehAsosh'
That the Controller inform the Board whether the e.ss
bosts OF said Ferry been stopped sad whether bs
F,uy Comp,uJ not 'iossd the provisions Of Tao lease
n 4 J,me. z Kersr be appointed scryensr at the it
Dis'rit Police Court, o. 'Al'T % WV" p" ''"'"
The SPECIAL Committee on tho reception Of tho
ohcr' SfH B. .'eaae keiTos,ios seoTtsd and rseS%
S %So'. q ''' '''''''''' ~
The subject Of advertising The proceedings Of ths
Coruor C6urcn being cGled uP Mr. Orrissos moved
r.ferere. 4 n, subject special Committee The m"'s
vac lost.
Nh Mec.nnL ao,,d t.4, The Dogs Nsss b. sub'tiiued
NJ BroHgs moved ,bs Th Sunday Lsade' be sub'itu"d
The resti5a pre yo4y offered 10 publish the proeeecsp
IL ~. Sidan Zsuee cc up, and vas lost too want OF
nstut.onal vote
Mr. Orr4h.o> called up the resolution 70 appoint
sR.s .5t 10 5.sy. 70 he Ss oRSI &G1po2
Tho Board then went into Committee OF the Whole
or b. racor 20 2pt the resolution spproPIsns 90 70
NJ N, .xpeIses he reception % the he,iibutos A.
Wu ohe,,6 to invite the Mayor 70 p With tss
Committee. A. -. ~, a..
YY BsADg optossd tho snerSmento 90 the ground ths he
Boa6 ootnDt-n 10 sttond 70 ia own business sHa ms,
M ysyor b.. : executive offer could not act -
TIE Dsins changed 70 Cooperate as ha"rh w.
csyred ald ths AppTopEisilyL Idopied ,,
sbseq4esy BE Bo.,d aeoP,ed The resolution nnanlnsuy
Mr. WAUGR called up the resolution 10 increase ns
r., ~ u,eut.r fona 81 per night 70 $50 per snnan
MI BEADs moved eEs BY striking ont 800 sni n'sN
rs a2J0 LDs- .soo.a t...,,t..
81 kifL n.yyed snsid b striking OF f"'sd in'e'as
a. uyuet mn mood 10 amend by Ebsutins "a place q
$50 a.r pDra 90 PER nis Adop'd By vote 81 ~ = ID
,.o,clty g1oon made In N, board tsst no .r,'
a me CcanItt.. Whole Increasing the s.sIe' IS ''''
=. "a 1, LOOTED. 4ks nO,lon wa lost.
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FIRES.
MI. lr1oRsHi srrstr.

IIFB ~ ATTORNEi sTfftr,
Ifou. u rlock last night Are broke Ont ~ mo
tuduy rear Of Nos l3 and I2j Attorney street, ooou
led by !. NJ. Singer az moldirg shop tor sewing
aa,hnes snd thence communicated 10 the 'front.' bulld-
~ occupied ~ Messrs. Lyons Fans, mschinis".
TIE buildings were only two stories high but enendea
,e f,r, he street % The depth Of nearly one hundred
.4. Some Ht,le difficulty was experienced at drst IN
otiatpe water from the MIGRANTS, in consequence Of
which n. fsroes gained considerable Roadway, and
ore tpre 4, large confsgTstion apprebepded. Tbs
large Carpenter shop Of Sesgor Bsder, No. ~ ea"s
rear taking IRE ssyeral times bu: Il was saved ifo"
9.s,uct.oL BY The Grerner. The range Of bundias'
,di,ing. conner II AtOrney and Rvirgtop, oecnPe'"
A.. ,as.ble-cutng esthtshmeri sustained s'Sh' d''"'
age by wstor .,no
Ths los e M Singer vii be about si,V'V' h,m'
,oapce. Nearly al Of bis pstierps were destroyed
Is, of Lyors & Falls on stock and machinery. ~
So "a w.,er about s2c0 no insurance. Tho
I,,rd;Tc. are owned. it s sad, 10y Henry Weozel' aAd
n,. ssm,ced 70 TIE amount Of n 30; NJ insUrsnee'
Loo. Il seager s. Bsder about goo.
ne o,oip Of the fire has rot yet been aSeers1oed'
TIHr IL sorTY.TIrsT srRryT.
TIE alarm Of fire abou. II O'Clock lac. aeas osms
m tie con er Of Fety 6rst street ard Sat '''n'''
h., Ue yore unable TO sscerisia psF'fha'
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THE SHAWNEE RESERVATION
CAUTION TO EMlGBANTS.
7, At Esstsr sf IAs y. T. Tri1ss.

SIR: Among your iegulaI Geographic dispatches
this morning, The following ir,ioous paragraph occurs
In addition 20 tlc Ifofmauo1 communicated IN FHtsy'
sspsch relative o. the contemplated esa occupation o eet'
tan shaN lreeL IcS BY large Organized bands oi a
ia believed hat before The OF Kansas hss IL
response his suggestive rcprestnaons the A. ninsTs
Ou becG invested with iu al only the premises even q
the employment Of the military should fair warnins 70 the IN
vsdtT prove uESvg The reservation Of sccess tTOi
MissOu s-d EeIc from kGlsas now here ssr The Ie1
de7vous Ct the erEus vii be ~ WetPoTt ia that >,se
TIE object Of this paragraph is obvious. II Is IN
tended for the benefit Of the men whom des.ustes a,
iIya6os; ard have no doubt that il has been put in
circulation By Their friends at Washington.
Tie Shawnee Reservation Is very valuable sec
ton. Land hcrc cH be uoth at least I'm doilGrs
MORE pr acre Ras aHy otker land goe o1eH 10 pre-.
,,otfioa. The Missourians know this fact, ana are
preuaring to secure the Reservation.
Let got our Northern men be deceived by this dig
patch. Ii eroy me '-tO eoa qFord n 90 on NJ orr
and sei,et dam. The Government eoes not intend
TO drive back the peaceful inyaders and even did,
it has no right TO keep them out aes the secopd week
Of Fobiusry
Ne, igaiiou vii be closed til March. Before oar
enisraticr schcs the Territory urle's al immediate
,AoIt I've made 70 thwsrt them, the Mics 'u'AA' VA
secure 81 this valuable HeseUstiOr.
The ,awc tbres,s we're made against tie Missouri ''
-c,.el.,lly agairsl them, but really to deceive ~.
IN /. a1ts-Wclo uttered reiterated aud 'evesDt'a'ed
I've yes1, ago in relation 20 the Delaware Truss 1ands
t. Pit ps; " succeed j. trse-Sts'e men 'r''-l
nr.. -. ,.,c - -... ed 80 Hs..,-. CO! I q