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 FoRT ARMSTRONG, Upper Mississippi,

 August 9th, 1833.

 The whole suite arrived here a few days since loaded with assumed dignity and cost ly presents.

 Ae-o-kuck's band speedily followed to welcome then brothers, q grand council as- lsenbled, among whom was myself, to wit ness the dellYerance of the ffaHlx to his na- 1 ton. The council opened with the ad- dress of the President to Black Hawk, in Whichhe IS informed that in future he was to yield supremacy to bis inferior ke-o-kacll, tho ezl4ito il1a42e- -Geias1d

 denled that the President had told him so. and that he would not be advised by any body, that he wanted what he said to be told to the President, and that he inperson would have said so in Washington, but that his in- terpreter could not sufficiently make known hs views. The Col. made to him a speech stating that, by his own treaty neither him or lii-pe-pie could for the future head q band, and by that treaty, Ke-o-lalck was placed head of the Sac Nation, &c. Ke-o- kuck with beneyolence spoke awhile to the Hawk; then addressed the Council. beooed nothing might be remembered of what the ilaWk said, that he was too old to say any thmg good, and that he was answerable for his good behaviour; the poor old Chief re- called his words, and dc not know that my syi0patIues were ever more excited. than in Witnessing his expiring struggle for free doln--nothing but his advanced age and want oimllltary power will prevent him from making another effort. The Ke-o-zuck's band gave us a splendid dance, but the ie'''tiss's party wore either too deiected or too sallen to participate in the festivities. iifat you may tell the good citizens of New York, the Indians would willinoly qet up another var, in order 10 make another Alsit to the East, and return loaded with presents and almost satiated with attention.

 Fort Armstrong, A. M. 5th Aug. 1883.

 ELncrIoN.-The sherills of the gth district, says the Louisville Herald, met at Nestport, on Monday, and on comparing the votes, 1t was asceriained, that Patrick I.=Pope, l. Esq. was elected by majority of eight gotes over Mr. Critten- den. lie has accordingly received the cer-

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