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through the Interpreter, Informed HIM that
their grievances had not been relieved, as
they were unable. to Come to any satisfactory
adjustment of their business before the Com
missionerss appointed to treat with them.
The President replied that he would direct
the negotiation to be re-opened, perhaps on
new basis. 1t is understood that the Indians
declined the country offered them as new
home in exchange for their lands northeast
Of the Missouri river, and another will in
all probability be rendered to them. Every
philanthropist must hope that the remnants
of all the Indian tribes on our border may be
fairly and kindly dealth with I.ItornI


HORSE DEN.--An extraordinary den for
the concealment OF stolen horse, has lately
been discovered under hay stack, near Jul
liet, Will county in this state, says the upper
Mississippian, on the farm Of DR.. Baggett.--
The evidence being sufficient, the Doctor
was put in jail to await his trial. The
horses were found in the den when it was
discovered. Il III 1safo9 .n,6ga ngla3,fI


The Journal of Commerce states that a
meteor was observed the other night, by
hands employed in that Office, about as large
as the crown Of a hat Surely that Journal
is now entitled to take g the hat.", III 'sF


The people Of New Haven are deternin-
ed to persevere in pushing through a rail-
road from that city to New York, notwith-
standing the, opposing influence Of the Har-
lem Railroad Company.uuQos5a 1e 81


An ingenious mode of smuggling silk
goods down the Rhine and Rhone, by means
Of air-tight zinc tubes, fastened under RATS
foated down these rivers, has Just been dis
covered by the officers Of the French GUS
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4 DAMAGES FOR FALSE IMPRIsoNMENT.-
AtNew Y ork, Achilles B. Morrill, has recov-
cred a verdict Of $1,000 against Chas. Wood,
an officer, as damages for false imprison-
ment in being arrested without justifable
cause. il 2nEft' ~ t'


Dillon Braman, indicted for poisoning his
wife, has been arrested in Dodge county,
Wisconsin,, and brought back to Madison,
N, X. H .alpam r ali 7ele1U E~


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Mrs. Sigourney, the poetess, took the
premium at the late fair of the American In
stitute, for the best pair Of domestic Six
Stockings. .aGatIo} i1adoa
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A white man named William b. Johnson,
has been convicted at Staunton, Va, Of OUT
raging Young female, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for forty-two years. a1aair9a


te4v1s H dfiE ~ 1871


There are, by courtesy, no old maids in
France. Those who don't drown them
selves, adopt the title Madame and pass for
widows. easf eT ue bs,e5rt 5uBlei


Agood book and good woman are excel
lent things to those who know how to val
ue them; but there are many who Judge
only by their covering. loign9 oai 1Eof


a44 IN M. II isI1 9d


RATHER FLAT. The New Y ork Herald
contains an advertisement Of small fiat
lady's gold watch lost ;rlHoa is55


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