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of Fort Towson, from this place, as it Is supposed there arc still baud lurking in that vicinity. The Commissioners can do nothing more in the matter than di rect tic Intercourse Law, which is plain, on this suhject, to he carried into eaeot--tfat is, demand the stolen goods of the Indians, and, II they refuse to surrender them, to report the matter 10 the War department, that the proper steps may be taken, 10 SC. cure indemnity the party injured. an sorry to say. that the 0sages lave been very troublesome iately--very little be- hind ihe Pawnees and Kimanchecs.

 .sThe Commissioners are now in the midst of tlfe Cherokee and Greek treaty, for the pgrpese of establishing their l,oiia- daries i,rust we shall gel through in tw 0 or three days. and that the dispute about the lines, existing between these tribes. wiil be adjusted in srch manner, as nns only to gralify those who have already eIni- grated, but also to induce the removal o the whole of the nations still remaining east of the Mississippi. Yoa are aware that this is matter oi deep and absorbing interest to the Govcrnment, and the ad- justment which we hope to make will be received with much satisfaction by the Go vernment and the States interested"

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