Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-08-29
From the Arkansas Democrat.

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opaasnnd ,r,1,v n,rtv b,vs GENERALLY been ans.
ohees anu tFe"'y parry na'e sene'Iy oSeE 'u
s"ne w. ,h "o ,ae u;u hnve No dorht Go
concluded tomorrow. The western Cherokees
will get upwards OF a million OF do'larS, ana inc
per capita move money WILDE paid. Inc treaty
party Will NC gwen Si~o;oo' ~ 49, '0o"~o' w.
the families of the Ridges and Boudlnot, will he
hand<omly remembered. This treaty Will cause
the circulation Of some twoand halfmIIIlons OF
dollars or our frontier. general amnesty WILL
be contained in the treaty, parlon'ng all offend
ers, Tom Starr moi excepted. Stand Waite and
John Ross have shook hands, and Bell and Coody
are on social terms. The attorney of the treaty
party, who has so long labored IN the matter, has
The confidence of all, and was mutually selected
TO prepare the treaty Great credit is due to Capt.
Armstrong for this result. No other man could
have brough, John Ross to terms. Ross will have
to settle with his people the 81, 100000 received
Inv him for removal.
Tho ,reo,v unon the whole. is good one, and
r.s,orcs much Of the msapped five million fund.
A hoard ofcommissioners have been appointed to
investigate the remaining Cherokee claims They
ara nxcsIInn, men. General Hardin, of Geogia,
ano Dft"ST'o' ems ;eoI :, ,
The treaty VIII no uouo'' o0 '"'''''' ~ =
single day. ,-u.
washington IS growing uo'', a"u '''''''
have the hurry 'ouf'y oi aoJo"'"''e"'
1,,,;.h E,n;o,onts to America.-The Oriepth u.
'' csi,",,;mn from ElJwonoen. Nav llth:-"A
,'o ,o "nd recnInr troop of emisranis TO Ameri
n,asod here this day. The whole compan,
Z" P"' g lave from the MATCHMAKING town o
c""S'S'ou VI ,rro ,oror,y which rb,rocter;zes thu
ooeruo',. 81 Gnrm,n emigran,s was h,npiI,
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