Fremont weekly freeman

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fort, Ky., named Gurael and Ingram had a

desperate renconntar, to-day. The former

was shot in the chest, the ball penetrating the

Inngs and the latter bad bis skull cleft with

ja hatchet,

Tbe Haitians and Dominicans.

It has been a common opinion that the

Dominicans are a white people. This the

New Yoik Tribune denies and says they are

in the ra-Mn people of African blood. Their

President, Baez, is a multatto. i

It says fuither that the Haytians as sv

people are more intelligent, more civilized,

and in a better condition than the Domini

cans. This is different from the prerailing

opinion.

Washihotoh, Sept 20V 7

The following appointments have been

by the President:

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x nomas m. rooie, oi unnaio, tjnarge

d 'Affaires to Austria, vice McCnrdy.

John Wilson, of Washington, as Commission-

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vtucittj ul iuu jjmiu outue, vice JUlier- -lield.

SLST" It is stated by the Frontier Guardian

that the Big Sioux river is navigable for small

class steamers for a distance of 200 miles.

The valley is some CO miles wide, affording

one of the most productive regions in the

West.

Important Arrest Startling

Uevclopaiienf.

Yesterday at noon, the United Slates dep

uty marshal arrested Mr. Kissane, of the firm

of Kissane Smith, soap and candle manu

facturers of this city, who is eharged wilh

fraudulently obtaining a large sum of money

liom insurance olncers lor goods alledgcd to

have been shipped on the steamer Martha

Washington, which beat, it-will be remember

ed was burned on the Mississippi river in Jan-.

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Fremont weekly freeman. (1852). Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio, 1852-12-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85026051/1852-12-30/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Fremont weekly freeman, 1852-12-30.