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"Lo! THE Poor IHDIAN."-Joc-o sot, the Walk
ing Bear, a famous Sauk chief, Of stalwart frame
and noble bearing, twelve month ago. per.
suaded by some speculat Yankee TO abandon his wild
retreats simple savage life and submit to exhibitions
Of himself in the principal cities ~ Cincinnati he was
introduced the theatrical boards and in class Of
plays got up to represent Indian m he enacted the prn
cpal characters with considerable success From thence
he taken with other red men to the east and finally
across the ocean, asonish the natives" of the old
world Joco.aot became lion in the court Of royalty
presented to the Queen, and wherever he moved,
clad in his groefque and ancful adornments Of person.
the observed Of all curious His lthogrsph in
full Indian taken in London by the lithogra
piers to the Queen and Is beautiful specimen Of the
we'll striking memento Of the race fast fading
from existence But unfortunately Joe sot in forming
acquaintance with the pale faces learned some Of their
vices his change Of habits aud free Of the poison
Ore water appear have given disease death grssp
upon his powerful frame He il now lying In tbs cham.
Der Of Kind and benevolent family on the pier in the
stages Of consumption, having been landed here
about week since on his way from Europe 10 Fort
Leavenworth, Mo. without money. friends or single
voice to cheer him In his nstve tongue Still be submits
without to the directions Of ply sican and
nurse and with patient resignation points to the dwelling
Of the Great Spirit and Joco sot diego up
The Chief is kindly cared for by MIR. Davis and family
who by their dsinterescd and faithful attentions burnh
tho link that binds mankind brothers.- Ckreiand Her


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