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- ~. e,,1;e, history ,r mr. stat~.
-. -. 49,, r,omineutfy identified viii. our
..n,,. f.r If hi, race more 81. md still fewer
:. a.. .,,n. manner viii him. rs throughout
-. ,,o,,h,on, ,,oee Of ,te e,,,v settlements
6.r,,x aud nnu.4esint}v the friend of the
-.:.:. II. a;d ono3 serv;ce in the Hack
I,.wk vor nrl by hit position and influence
,n,on, hi. nation often earc his white friends
s,e,,;nv service. he came from line Of kings.
wss a nephew Of Tecurseh, and was oy the sue
Of that renowned ehhatua "neo he 's'' oa LUG
hard seoght he'o VI LUZ .u',
shan'bee-nas' was .! o'R'a =" o'o"as' NV
marrying among tne a.soa'c' aesoia,
to lndlaa custom ne '1s"AA "'Asa ""4 1'1
"he people. - .'" ~ .s -
aud posltion' he nas teeu'so ''oni WE
Government s'nee sne year 'Ae
nnity Of two hundred dd1lars, and some Years
since he purchased twenty acres OF la9f' about
fse miles southeast Of Norris, as aoose' where
he resided until ois ataa1 14e "-' .4@ ~
intelligence a1d sagsc4ys sna 4 warm 1f7eoa "
some OF the earlier see4ess' ,',S 'o''! "1sA
,hcm, and tho esteem In which he was he'd os
some Of our older residents. Il. h'nzie' Esq'
Gurdon S. Hubbard aod ofhefs-has resulted III
not unfrequens visits to this city os tue o'o
chiefsain during years past- Many oi our
city readers will remember to have gazed upon
tue stalwart form Of the old man as he strobe
through our streds, his face beamins md agtow
With the curious interest with which he looked
upon our busting city Lite. lie was above Tue
rices which have, too generally, put the hnlsh'
intcmperate, and there was dignity and gravity
about him which seemed to serer him widely
from the poor, degraded remnants Of the H.
/ dian tribes Of this section, not untFequent'y
! seen in our city. selling their simple wares
The intelligence Of Lis decease in the F1c'nlts
! where be resided, was received With regret on
| Tuesday last the bells Of Morris were toieo
as mark of respect, and at tue last oh=equies
of the departed Chief, thus gathered to bis peo"
pie, large eoncourse Of citizens we're present.
and auaoug them the Fire Department OF MOTIFS
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,ns. c.-.-.- ,,nn+;,.on ~.
sa-.. 1871 co,,d ,;oor,nh.r m, m naner the
~. ~ g., tas "ss IT,, -;c,, md valuable
M -, 1890 - ,;e. ~ ~. yor,,,1.s, fron
"e'e 'us . .a,. -.,.t ,a,-. .,ono n.
Nv p 49,. ~. a..;en nos. WV
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| marvellous grown o1 tue cltles Jill eoH'9'onN
wealths Of this region.
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o'REz.s-sc3a'1 oRA't1s-@1 ears "''' "eA
formed menVsen among gu. o"a peop'e'
could scarcely oei'e'e 'na1 oA'easo n.o .r'
means ~'tl'o hss fsacn 10 become wen Du"s, ;.
substantial Guy. We "e'' fe'net''et "ne" , ~
vas supposed .pat cur s'tec's 49, s'as" a..' an
would hase 70 Dc p'ansea 'of ~ .''ne = eoA's'
aaa '"at u'"s! eoroe1 .'~ ,e~-s-. w." .',;,s;.-. =.
| rial He could ret for our largest buildings. Al