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Ocmant(I. 't., March i. -The reisirts^concerning the alleged sclu uic to colonize^(Iklabonia and make it a negro state have^moused the settlers to a high pitch of ex^^citement. At Powns, twenty miles Wist, a^su nt organization has been formed, and il^lias bun decided to drive out the few^negroes and allow no more to baOOBM set^^tlers. A Hi gro named lanMUMMaoSBMMd^of tiring the prairie grass a short time ago.^and the lis Img against him h s p. come^bitter. I'.arlv thia morning a p.nty ^f tin^masked men broke into Hawkins'^house, took him lrom bed and severely^wlupiird him. liming tin whipping buck^Haw kins. | son. nXB and aroused the bur^gess family. Abe Clark and Sain ltmgess.^armed with shotguns, returned with young^Hawkins and fin d at the masked party^fioiu ambush, Ht-urv Chambers was badly^wouildril and may the. I he BMJMM wt re^pursued and captured and promised to^leave the country. A few negio settlers m^the vicinity of Outline have beeOBM great^lv alarmed at the feeling against the col^^ored BMBtt and are getting ready to go to^Kansas.
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