THE INDIANS.
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Poor Indian! We expressed yesterday q
hope that those Of them who are among US
might find in this city of nearly TWO score
churches at least so much Christian sympathy
as to be remembered in some .feryent prayer
When they shall have passed the bounds Of
Christian influence, and gone again into Their
native wilds, and engaged egain in their saw
age pursuits, what impressions made while
here will have left the deepest impress upon
their lminds2 They viii have observed, no
doubt, the military strength and vast resources
OF the country, and have noticed, too, the nestl-
mable blessings Of civilization. but may they,
not bear away with them ranklng weed that
will be extremely perplexlng 70 the future
missionary? They HAVE BEEN MADE DRUNK
IN OUR SHOPS, AND HAVE BEEN TURNED DRUND
INTO OUR STREETS. Poor degraded man Is
ii not enough that you minister to the depraved
appetites OF your own countrvmen, but have
you so accursed,a love for gain that for the
sake Of few paltry pennies you will take into
your doors poor halt, clothed Indian, sober
and in his right mind, and tura him out again
staggering under the effects OF your deadly poi
son a' afs Gt t9s


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The "HAsTY NoTEs" which are published
on our first page were received some days ago,
and ewoald hayesappeared before, but that we
were so busily employed otherwise as moi 10
have time 10 examine them. Our readers will
be pleased with them, we are sure We hope
our friend will continue to write for US. .F4.'
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SIKGULAR.--On the l7h inslant, il was so
cool in Savannah, that fires Were very con-
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