Frederick Douglass' Paper, 1858-06-11, vol. 11 iss. 26 no. 546

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.litiiblo lecality, expte^es ride regitlai!
nee to place, and runners were sturli:
.i Lane" immediately al'ivvliie de-,d,:i
[Mr.   ffigginson] spo]
he'SSeVated*'
orders, and I must drop my pen lot
Wo   dder, to  ley   before   our render:-  id
-iehubo;'''"''
Honeka, K. T-, May 20, 1S53.
Yesterday, a   party   of   I'ro-Jrluv.ny   met
iiiilgomery. with d,,,;n   hill
eMYcsUdli]!,   Missouri, at
n\K    HAY   LATKR   :
. ihe (iiiys of dii.     Not the Mind! freebooter
be idrt. he has been represented, but a bold,
r hole course has beer, belied.
: impartial liisioriitn writes the his-
il. Motihroinery, it. wiii be very.lif.
,- freebooter lie is
•presented.    The troops   returned
hat   they   had "tracked  ihe  bam]
only slightly   wound.
e had  always   Ibiiml
,t   he  eonld   make —
1; some night and get
(led   with  pistol-balls,
mid'l'idiK
left  breast.    He   was
aeighborhood, and his
s  Irishman,   and had
imou the Little Osage,
farmer from Pennsyl-
StciSnglorreiiS
confirm^tionf  There is a
ainedbyDr. Hamilton
n Missouri.    Most oi
is   tbe Border Ruffian
The Hi
1 1
and ol settlers during
peu,,es."
urposcsis   it
den   ihe.
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deeds   which
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i lleyriekin  Kn-jlatid,
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ich the highest window
s.'i   .    .'.'
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and
hi ah
joints  the pipe, which
liich arc attached tot
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thus be lowered down
::s,)d i,t
.atciileil.
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J pel
adelphia.    Among tho
is   1). D.
1,-,,
■    ■   '
philanthropists, lent  h
T
Idie'
'L^t^w^oriiiee?
~5S
laimed   that kind o
e (lofhc irlory of Id
ok   Nkv,
':he   'l\
Wm.
-odueed a bill fo:
f  Neir
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SUM  area   of  tli
ie-,.i,(isei! In erect mil ofll.i; ive-:erii n.nlii.fi
■  '   •   about 130,0110 sipme miles, while t'
he Umpire State isonly 4(j,00O.    This
.derm, very prmi
.. .-. :. : .
ailed, of the American
onset   law      |II    n    r
, I will have   endless ]
i   of   tlli
miles, while tin
Lory hitherto unknoi
-almost equally  so   by   description,
Nevada is sdd
body  t
,d-(d
IV;   | »
Besides, I have persons
uestioii    of cretrd.    I  am so
■    .i.i  ,-„i,:ii|eiil,ihii.i lain nerht.,
and Hi'ci'p-
tui\iet.y in this qitestii
I id.  my .-die
re )iei-sonally i
of creed.    I i
, .!:.:., ■ ■     -..:...    \
i of a good cause.    .My it lea
ike Ibis, he wd -
rople, but he v.di
ti mjtlress an   iiiulicnec ira'd
utah—now 'also  nskhi
,1 for him. under the name ofthe Amer