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The Arkansas papers give notice of the loss of a heavy amount oftreasury drafts. The editor of the Van Buren Intellgencer states that package o treasury drafts containing S25 ,00O which was mail. ed at Forl Gibson. on the 20th of August last, ad- dresaed tn the Charter master General at Washing ton city, IS supposed to be lost, as no acknowled ment of their receipt at that department had been re ceived at Fort Gibson, although letters of dates nearly month subsequently, have been acknowledg- ed by the 0. M. General.

 The drafts were sent on to Fort Gibson, made payable 10 Capt c. O. Collins, and arrived at the time that that gentleman was lying nsensble from sickness. He never recovered and consequently tlie drafts were never endorsed by him. They are the only drafts of the kind in existence payable to the order of that officer, and they lack his signature can be of no consequence to any one. The present Quarter-master, u. H. w. Wharton, fears that the package containing the drafts has sither miscarried or been taken from the mail, and that improper use may be made of them.