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The wings are usually so fruitful in imagination, as to
contrve to have Jolly time of just before every election
They have got 80 used TO deeaand really disusu OF
ever again obtaining the ascendency that they dis
posed to rejoice in tme for fear they may not have the
privilege when full returns received So prepare
yourselves democrats to hear the of down
about the wing council-hres earyon the morning Of the
election. No matter about the time of day. They will
have news of tremendous whig victory before single
ballot finds its way TO the box.
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CO-PARTNER sHIP.

TINE UNDERSIGNED, having associated themselves
under the above firm booksellers and stationers,
have taken the under the office of Dr. j. G. Hail.
avenue five doors west of 9th Their
stock is entirely new, and will embrace everything per
tanning the business From the experience acquired by
one of the firm many years in this city, they conf
dent giving satisfaction their friends and the public
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Nov CHARLES b. MAURY
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U1OR RENT.-That desirable residence. 1880,
II with the furniture therein, | street norh ;mm,
diaely west Of Commodore Morris's, and onno.a he
presidential mansion, formerly the residence of Mr.. Corn
Stewart and recently of his exceencv The
Peruvian minister The establishment has lately put
complete repair. The properly is very egiby stu.
atcd aud the furniture Of the be and most elegant
Persons wishing rent will be pleased to make sppica-
lion to Richard Smith, Nov,
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w inform my patrons of a return to my mechanical
pursuits Washington, and shall be pleased to serve them
at my place OF business which is removed to Todd'
Building four doors Of Browns Indian Queen Hotel
between SIKH and Seventh Streets Pennsylvania avenue
In addition to watch repairing, have select assortmen
OF watches OF desirable and workmanship, by eel
ebrated makers
Guard fob, and vest chains, NC.
Nov a-3te CHAUNCEY WARRINER.
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most spirited and enthusiastic meeting of the demo
Gratis took place yesterday at Long Old Fields in Prince
George county, Maryland. The Jackson Democratic
Association of Washington joined their brethren We
shall give fuller account Tuesday. The whole
evinced the enthusiasm of the democrats of Prince
George and their determination do their duty fully on
the It'll.
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NEW BOOKs.-Dscipline of Life, novel Frank
IN Foresers Field Sports Of the United States and British
provinces of North America with illustrations Past
and Present ChaIism, and Saor Resartus, by Thomas
CARLYLE a new edition, complete in vol Table for
Critics, a Poem, vol. Memoirs of Madame Caharine
Adoma, by Thomas c. Upham, ID. d., l vol. Arabian
Nov F. TAYLOR.
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DR.. Pages reply to Mr. Clemmons, of North Carolina,
is received, and will appear on Tuesday.
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R'ensi is in type. but unavoidably postponed
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T AND WARRANTS WANTED, for which the high
IL est market price will be given by -
CORCORAN 81 RIGGS
Oct 81-dlOt
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7h Electoral Vote of the people in 1874
November, l5+s, vote in ~
Prssia .nt - -
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laafRaEiiaRk.

Ths Deaserat would, week ago, have Haade is resAess k<iievs that instructions could have b'en sAs.ssei ia Jcfsssson eosuts. that i's FePnsesia- tives ssUs5 vstc for M.ies BsrsaRd- From tkr sa- fssray(1J farnhhsd ,he Ee;tcr. one woaid hsre supposed that the people ss ihat eeaniy were eager fer instructions against SesSsf- Wheu ws ex?osee the want ef truth and common honesty of the slate ment, sten Sefed them 10 attempt an effort al saeh instructions. tic s@pssysss of the Democrat have asshssg to say bat tA< rsai q tiA<. oHy two weeks they say claPss before the EeriiSg q iAs L<xssisfvs- Can they tel us how soon the esec- sisa Ter Senator viii come Or We tkiak, from she sexssity exhibited here. Of few bo6ssa whiss the sinse asmher of Jef~rsOa cosnty votes OPPo- sea ss S<sser. eoaid be collected, by his dusirioas eppesesss, is very short time and If they could ges asy, ttsy might al least make showing bcfe4e she ei<eiiea fer Seasser.
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P s. slnrs urisEng shs fessEalag Sss puhIIsA- sssu, ss Anss assm ths !. Eensa@r sf shs2euhinsa eoaaziaiax Ire esismas sf aatier ca sAts snkisca. . larger psvsIeaef which E amisrspEussansiea- lf Majss B. ss kls fFssnds. rsay spea his esurse ts- wards us h this matter b elevate him, -ws think thsy are mistaken. The above saasmsnt s true EIe CT his friend. nay Parads his honesty and a7-
 rhtaess ss mach as he Pleasss. and pour ont their feaT abase upon ss ws feel eoafdeat, th4t staad ,eo higA to be aasctsa by t. AtPreseat, ws viii aossoe this ae father if we deem isworthy, we may at fatare period stscad b < faEiy,
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LITrLs Rocg, October 2f, ISIS. DEAE Sra: When in our conversation. In Sep tsuber last, the subject of your letter published ia the Van Burrn IactEigsacSr and the pro position made you to be candidate for the vacancy in the Senate, created by the death of Colonel Ashley you stated to me that yon were onvnced tha. you had done injustic in your allusions to s,e, and that those allusOas made by misapprehension aad mistaken construction of ny letter to you. was perfectly satisfied with he explanation con- sisteni with yoar letter to me- and because was not aware that sny other person was ceuld have been informed that those slusions referred to me, so that my own private feelings oulY were coa- eeFned.
 Since then, find that il is known to many, in- deed a matter of noaoriety. that those ailusiens were intended for me. This places nse in all en- 1reiy different attitude. and makes necessary for me to satisfy osa whose good opinion Is important to me, that do net sceaPy an improper position iH regard to the matter therefore, yory respect fully request yoo to make public, through the press, the statement which yoa made to me privately, which do not doubt you will at once eheerfulIy Go, and which, except fer the circumstances above mentioned, I should not ask.
 shall be pleased to receive your aSswer 10 thts nete. l have the honor tO be
 Very respectfully yoaS,
 r E. FLOEkNOT.
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TO THE PsRLsc.
. lsgsaf I2, Is4s.

The folio wing correspondence has reeeaiiy taken place between myself and the Hon. Soto Boa LAND. As MaJer B. not Only declines giving nc Inc saiisfaeioB have demanded, but whiie doing so, both repeats tho original injury, ads iaaut to insult, by statements and iasinasiiaAs iu ry particular irieioasy and atsniionslly false, no~ publicly denoanee him as liar. n paliroos. and a coward, and beneath the contempt, and unworthy of the notice of any heaorable man.
 T. B. FL0rRNOY. Littc Rock, October 90, Is4s.
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We eussfs 10 correct siagse staisaseat, 3 let teE Of . eeErssPeR3e as fr~n iAiise Rock to the B4,esg ls Eags, of the l-th 0etsser ss. and that is sros iae sas4sri sf tss Fe-sP?esa ;snest of te prss~ns SarveySs e.saefsl, ia whsea il is conceded that Gel. seyieF fsii. aaA ssok deep iaserss, Bat Get Sevier cid. ks this writer alleges, make shs resppoiz.saeai of Pelham ''tAs siae zs of bis supporting Pe!s's aGsaiasssEa.ios-" Cel Seser soa6 nessr have placed hss support Of deaSersi'e a2miaistra'iOa upea apy such gvs% ad, and he hat been gnify of the folly Of Hziag sseh insating aa gaaSs sA fhe President, hs ~eala have ess1Esed q eisza,sssi irsaa his Psesssce, and rsfssAs sf say fasure sa,ervi<w. Theaga t4s whOle story carries ahsurdssy aPoa Is face. ws have ,hossht proper. i, iga, mix,ssd sszss oae. ts grs is tss roaua&se tisa. Ces Ssyisr. we Issgiae, Was Heses fsresd 10 ,ss necessity. CT sssd fer sxpediescy a ,essr, tO Muster or balIying
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To S4a. CHaNnERs AND Gao. ". HERMGGE
 Commtes io aJw4icats ciaims sgst%Sf oJd setiisrs.
 GsaiIeass: As ~s have been called npen by Cap taias John Rogers and iIiam Darsi, 10 stale what we know iu regard to their clain against the old settlers or western cherokees. willingly com ply with their request, and will be as brief as pos sible, cOafuing ourselves to fscss that under our observation and knOwIesge.
 From the commencement ct this controversy with the United States, these two have been constant and aaseaSing friends, furnishing our councils wFth provisions, clothing leading furnishing eur guards with every necessary, and Ieadiag us the use of their houses for ueSs VI we could not be permitted to hold own side, besies giving good counsel and asns their iafaeace with the officers of the government for our beIeiit. When even cur men faairered. they stood drsH and uastsken. furnishing means for the eonsiaaaI prosecution of cur claims. They have bren, from the beginning, promised fG satisfaction for thgir servces and had they have asked for the obligation Of icadiag Tor S0eti9 cash. iws three years ago, tt w0d9 cheertssiy have bee gsea. eai t.ey left all to our honor aud integrity, until we should a.F-c. faal settlement with the government of sAe Uaited tssss. Their services whIc af Washington. ysa are aircady aware es, and what they rreeIved there. you also kEOw. Having nothag !, show as a contract, they were compelled ;o receive fer fur less than they expected woaid bc offered Ia them by any people The dele- Ezsisz r-ceived q tsrgg amount Ct rEouey. and in- stead of aying these iring friends of oafs they gave iheFa hardly sufficient to pay their exPenscs whi'e seseut. and foeketed the rest themselves.
 George ". Paseha'. Esq, received S7 500 fer his services eoansrI for tie treaty party. and Mr ArueEt Harris received s5.soo for but few weeks iabcr, night say H,tIs talk. wbile these two men, &ao have been IaAosing for years. have hesa Fas oT Nith boEd. if nay cali it, fer $ j,ao0 each. We ask ysa to lock at the services of these and ts of thosc serving the other parties, and the amour .eeeived. Shall we old settlers. treat frcsds and esanseIlors with Icss generosity and honesty than the Oth-rs' Would it not be better for ns to show to the world that we have gratitude and honor As these men have not exinced dis position gail with Tor large per esHt age. bat have been silent auta our bssiness with the uaited States is se;,ed, now st Us act. We are deeply interested any of the old settlers, and have fought shoulder ts shoulder together in this controversy, and have, with the late Capt Joha RO gers, and others promised these men full eompen- sation fer every thing. and wiling, and it is but act of justice, to meet their wishes. and keep the name of Ogf Settier from the reprsach of in- gratitude.
 We new leave Il ia the heart of this Board, fully assured tina, soa wili act with that beralisy that will meet wiih the appreciation of impartial and just God, who not eniy holds the destiares of Ba- tiaas, but individuals
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'. R. W. D.
Fe.r ssrrn, Ask.. Nev. ls, lsls

Fear SNfTH, ARK.s Nov. tS, le49. CApTs J RosEns ANn ". DrvaL:
 Geatiezars: We, tAe undersigned deiegates, hav- iag received communication from John ROgsfs and William Dutch, wha are part of this delega tiOu, dated Washington City, 7th octeber, ls4S, in which they respectfully saggest that when we meet together for the puFycse of commencing oar jour ney that we would take into serious consideration the propriety and utility of iavispg yOW to oia the selegatioa snd sceompaay Ihem to W Washington They being of opiniea that you would be of inf Rite service to in the negatiatiou which will ia- cYitably take place . having 6a,y considered the. wishes and and views of our other delegates, we Row assure you shaG we faily concur with them. ard tender se yea the invitation much desiFed. Ia rendering this invitation to yea, we wish it distinctly understood that have nothing to ofer yoa. ty way of remuneration, to induce you to company us. But we promise ss yoa, thst If we obtain just and fair settlement of oar claims with the government, we will aot he uanadful of year kisd services aEd time thas spent ia our be- half; and yoa may expect, upon the success of our claims, to bs literally dealt by.
 If you accept of our iayiiation, We hope yoa viii inform us of II as early as possible.
 We are yours. very respectfully,
 JOHN BROWN.
 RICHARD DREW,
 JNO. L. MCCOY, T
 E.F. PHILLIPS.
 Delegates H'sstefz CArTskees.
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Hon, soloS BonlkxB.

LITTLE Roex, Get ?, is4s.
 DEAE SIR. Fonr letter Of yesterday, by Mr. Trap aai, is before me Unable, from i,s PeTasal, or such explanation as Mir. TrspnaIi was able te give, understand fully and clearly, the feelings and motives which iadacsa yea to write il, took time to consider what answer should return Meeting you. accidentally, Last night was pleased to learn from you, in conversation, that a the mat ssfs reserred ts in your letter, you attributed 10 smvsopriety to me, and enterziDed 10 other sbaB kind and friendly feelings Soch beisg the case. ! have no hesitation ia frankly rssposdiag to yoss ander feelings similar to your oxa.
 -Yoa request me .@io make pubiic, throagh ths prsss. the statement whsch yoa ti) rhade ts nse (yoa) privately ia conversation ws had at Hot Springs, ia September sast, sew dzys after re- Iarsed from sshingsea. in relation to letter of mine which had appeared in that Van Barsa tsics- Egencer. wlth that statement yea not enly then sAia bat aeE say, yOa were .'psrfseiiy saiiafssd, but that yon now 6esiss is tc be made Pabiics -to satisfy those whose good opinion g szsPsst=ns @ me- tyea.)
 IT mere repetissoa sf car eSassrsstdon sslass1
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HEAD Qas. 2p MIL- DEror,
 Fort SmifA, INarek Sfk. irls. <

HEAD Gas. 2p MsL DEpor,
 Fort SmitA, Msrek siA, ies3. GESTLExES-l have beea requested by Captain Jsha kogefs sei this place. to eommaniCAle is yea such iafovnaIon as possess in relation to services rsadersd by him and Mr. Win Duval, sea'r, to the Western Chcroksss. to saabls them to esse, the treaty made win the United states on ibe i!.h August last .s..
 The sSPPOEt and frSen1ship of Captain Joha Ro- gssssnd wm- Davss. ss the late Cspsasa IshH Re- gsss twhs wss the ssly inlaeniial CAefokee of the old Settlers knswB t0 ne. wks never fasssred in
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s,s.. s.na,sr from rlark,, Washiia sud DaiIa,

We are net in ps@ssssios of fall rcsarus fTeEs the Sssssset, but we snS ia she Cansien Dt@sess', of the a7sh tke osErial vess of wsshisa eosusy gives ss feisswss
 Flanagan, tWl arr cslemsn. fDj ssS 
 Fianaagan's majority, SSuce she vaas eS Asgnst, there s faiins of in tise nnnber psiled, af l3i-
 The Dsnosrwf reports slsst Dallas sO far as kuewn, gives Coleman majority of 90, few precincts snay heard from. 4
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llxays Ready.

Somebody for the elSfos sf tt- Dgusacrai nfsru.s uS skas ssr greatly moderated" p~s~oaali,es will ke replieI ts whea the editor rises from sck bea so whiSh he is kow eon6R-d. We sin<sr~iy Asps ssas As may csne from k eAsstenea ,s s@ass sa,ent ss least, aHl ia spirit rather more se'sssd with fyxEA aad asscs ihaa he has of lat. EaRiiessr'! so wards II he hrss Psomiss4 AihEsed any s"eh sess mAsiaa- he may say, S'ea le persrveres in is, ..sf h w<t1 kr me thati have b<ea afflicted A, she ssase ssne ws sansS, bas assnk the foGsy wius esnpi<t siis be nseh nsorr applicable to his -Wkee<he aesSa sek. t'se ~vii sassst ~Sald se, wh< 6ze devil was vel. the dsva s sasa, w4s Ae- '
 Tke editor eftss ysa Barea I@isLlseHcsT, ia his papes cf Int week. Is as hot aR4 Fangeaa in- aian sarAip aad anI~ss Ae drops his AaansEs and be- sakss ts iiss aze sf week gTasi aal ice wates, his explersea and esRAaSrasisA may b. usmeatariiy expected Est i<w weeks sipee, tats great and ta- ssrragtahse patriot in gccd heStth As& sparss. snd well sasi<Gsd with Aias-I and the wSri5 at Iasx~a Hs f.aei<a he had sehssEel woaaeral .ie : iasy He had nes esEy te sss-s ef Crawford eoaa,y. Aaf Hose alsa of the &ih and 7sh eircass. n At. Arsschss peeks's- He bad sbsaiaed, fsf Bersand. sli ske ssses of Inc Lexi-4sHF< exc~p; i~eaty aBs and sasree donhsini; aaz tisesn twenty -aias ~ers fssgsax osT Fssls CsIGv ssSer ike the ls@ses SE saukn, .aS sa sapasg that hs sAOsgss II exceedingly dsahxfsi if Ssss<s wessa bs candidate fer lae s- sf< st slE Wh4t sssrisss pfsspsst sarrsassed hln. Hsx t ssssss so have been svsnesssas tie has hr<sins ssssssly aaiies~d. talks longer abOas essHss ssS szzsxss kaT has eemEssneed his battles ever wstA sssuewe8 si<ex, aaa hss gwen ap hls sb jsesisss ezs Sssn ts psisa,s sszasuesisas- We are 1<re1se1 t ala tfsns sili sitA<s sia hia . trick sr esaat kinl a Asaef-
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remg,fI IrriT9a.

We have lbe pEessars ef aanouncing the arrival ai tAss Pia<e. q Msaf T B FLsrssSs. 0f Dss3sa ss- ssz F, A. WAsszs. E.s, ss WssAsfa, med sess cgsAs L=gsssssss. wec haze ss,assaseee fses- elves ses sss ssuina,
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.cnocr.s AeExer. a,lh Feb.. lsl7.
Feb. I2, isE.

CBocT4. AeEScT. 27th Feb. ISi7 GsEfEeMea: Understanding that you ass selected the Commissioners adedicats certain Cherokee claims, uaGer the bate treaty beg leave state to yca the claims of Capt. Wm. Duval, Of fOr Smith, and Capt. John Rogers. It Is within my knowledge thai both these geatienaen have claims the Chero k4es of the old s.tisrs party of long sanding for articles furnished, for boarding &c to very many Chsrokees. vhea their situation and circam- stances required sid. know, also, that these gen. ,leen gave al the aid in their power 10 affect the late treaty at Washington, and, act Of justice to them, tras; yoa xAi give their claims iaver- able reception
 Very respectfully,
 Ye1r most ok't sery't,
 VIM. ARMSTRONG.
 Aeis SspI, Sc. MsssEs CRsARgss ard HE1sAsg, Cssmrs, sc
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gagif INDICTMENTS fss 1EW UB3RlBERS
 e 50 pev annnm ia aAvaRee.

In esler that the R4nner may ireEess iss ssreaay extensive eireulztiou wc have s~tsrniae 'o resnee the sakripafen price fer fine new vvia1ss eing with this nunbeF.
 4 renaEttzsee q FIsE Dcii-Rss, U ArvsssE' ey r,.if. sw eeherwiar. will enstie enc snSeribcr to ehe parsr for TWO years two suhsrrihers- ONE year. This applies ts those paying in ssiv7aee hsi . nene others Three dOlssrs will, in all eases ee ensanded ef those in aRresrs at tisistSsne.
 To AoKxrs-Oar agents throughout the Sf1ie gre amtsvi1ed to receive For fro years SCb&crsio5 frosa ore suhstsihes FTvx DoLrAEs, m EdFaHess oF from two subscribers. fire dc;fsys. for Oas year
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We are suthosized ,s snaoanca HERNDoN HARALSON. as candidate fOE City Constable. si the snsaisg January eseetisR.
 We ar. authorized to asaoanee WESLEY Fow- FRS. a candidair for City Constable al sss ea- suisg Jsps4ry sIecsiom- '
 We are aasl.sri.ed te anaSaScs C. !. CELLEaS, ss candidate Gos Deeg-keepcr Sf the Hoase of Rep ressntafsyes-
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N. ARBucgLE,


 [. $. .frmy. To SASUKL CHaSsERs and GEeRsE HEaxASE, E~qrS., Commissioners ,o settle claims against CherekeSs, Cherokee Nation.
 To THE "oLR SErT1xss' or THE CHKRcEEEs:- Atthe request of Mr. Aaron Hicks. take pleasure in stating tho reasons why nothing has been elect cd yet tn carrying eut the treaty of Isae which set tied ali yoaF divisions among yea ia yoar natioa and between the nation and the government OG the United States. That treaty, as ratified, made aO provision ts pay lawyers sgeuss fer their sesvi- ces, But your people in council authorized ihe tiOnal 4ehts Of your party, to be paid out of the money which. nader that treaty, Is to be paid per espiS, among you; and your memorial to that cf- feet has seea fsyoraky acted by the Senate, but resulted in aothing. for want of an appropriation. The President would nc, act unless the Chiefs of national party, would join in this matter, which they would not do. Hicks has steadily pressed the memor ial eS your people, and faithfully endeavOar- ed to accomplish his purpose, and to get an spprO- priatioa pay tie fuIi nt of the sum reported by the Commissiouc of Indian Affairs, The oppc- sition to this measure, and the memorial for the tairty Aossamd doltsYs, come from Col. Stambaugh, whe 6led the protests and morisis, representing that the delegation did net have sufficient authority to make any such arrangement as thatpreposcd, and threw doubts over the whole matter They have done this ia order to compel the delegation to supper their claim fail to get any thing for Inc Chero- kees. To this influence must be added the division among your dele-ation, which we believe was the main cause of failure. In our efforts to gct these appropriations through, we have met with con- staat and steady support from Hicks, who, from where il irst brought to our notice, has, also, consulted with as, and cons aa,iy opposed the Ken daIl & S,ambaugh claim, on The groaad that he had no authority from his people to allow that claim In any future move, this subject. whatever may be determined oa, your delegation should bc undi- viied, and of cue miad. nothing can Dc effected
 Year fri nds,
 SAM. HOUSTON.
 ". k: SEBASTIAN .7sgvs la. IsiS
 Having omitted, in the previous statement to mention the Agency of Messrs. Duvsi & Rogrrs ia settling the affairs of the Western Chercsess, take great pleasure ia saying of own knowledge that their active, untirng and faithful exertoas ia this matter afforded great support and facilities ia prosecuting these claims. They have manifest ed the sane intefest and zeal in attending to pro- care an appropriation of all that due under the treaty, fl they hal been drigaied for that pur- poAe- In this whole matter, they hare, for ncr occasions, proven themselves the constant aad warn. friends cf the western Chcrokres
 W.K SEBASTIAN.
 SAM HOUSTON. .lsgvsi F. Isls.
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IT. M II. 7slbeas issras ssst ths wifs shssdssz. n5 VI slsssss sf fhs Fasrsst Mlsehsi. ssv sssat ts1nrs ss skis sesetry.
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nrEiag whas hs ssuHas inus ts thzt pssassa es ,hs Ais natien.l N ss ssil Easwn sa ysa shas lu uane- esmary ahsaid refer fs s further than se say that had shsss gentlsnsa net susizssa yOur lass ChaeG, uAsn he was ia zstaai ased. and thereby enabled him te Prcsscnte the claim ef the Old Settlers, is very Proe~he. II not certain, that the Iase treaty wOal& not have been effected. sad thsse genslsuen, tss am infsRmsd) ay ths resssss ss the DsirEs- tien of the Western Cherokees CT Od Settlers visit ted ws~hi ngtsn ss asist them to make that treaty which ossasions4 thsir absence from home nsar.y twelve months. an. therefore, of opinion shat they have right te expect just, if act liberal compensation for such services
 am. gentlemen. very respectfully
 Your Obedient servant,
 NJ ARBuCELE
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AARON HICKS. MITCHELL SANDERS, GEORGE cRAPO, JUDGE WIND, BROKEN CANOE, ALoHEE,
 WHO0PING BOY, ISAAC \. DANClLL.
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To SASVEL CHassERs aud GEcHsK HEaNACE, E<qrs., Commissioners ,o settle claims against Cherekess, Cherokee Nation
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1.-THE RecK. llesol

Litlc Rock, October %, Is4s.