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INDIAN COUNCIL OF THE CArrARAUaus REsERvA-
TIoN.-The general Council of the Seneca Nation
had been arranged, opened at tho Cattaraugus
Reservation the ID Of this month, and continued
daily until Saturday last when 1t closed The Coun
Gil largely and representations present
from the Aiegany Cattaraugus and Tonnswande Ressr
vaons There were present also Hon. q. w. Clinton.
Commissioner the part Of the United States, Hon.
Judge Love, Mr. Osborne the L. s. Agent Of the Seneca
Nation, and committee OF men and women Friend, from
the yearly meetings ".o have for years past
tended care to these Indians In this Council many


ects of high import to these people were opened and
fully discussed, the Indians taking large part in the
deliberation matters brought before the Assembly
and understand the business finally brought to
close in mannsy generally satisfactory to the parties
concerned II wal probably bo remembered that at the
Council last year the Friends advised them 10 withdraw
their females from field labors and employ them hsrs-
after in tho appropriate business connected with
their domestic afiars-ths they agreed to- and have


considerable extent already done One chief declared
he did believe and always had believed
only better, but wiser than mem and he trusted their
women hereafter, would be placed in position TO
else the valuable qualifications which God had given
them and be permitted to unite in the general and social
concerns Of tho naton-Bufaio Commercial .adsrssr.
June s.