GAnL.SpsvrL.r. Miss. Nov. 2s,h,
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GARLAsDsvILLE. Miss. Nov. 25lh


GiSTlrAES:--l have the sad task Of RED
sudden death Of Mingo Nr.rrcx.A a .cnEr, Ch


rhsh.ma-ta .ha district Choctuw nation. n,


TIC mig ht of the 22d inst. Of an attack Of tk !
~ at the residence Of Mrs lnzaB in I.audsr4tassj
~ Of this Statc-aged about 50. A warrior chi
who has ever smoked the pipo Of peace
whites, and frequently lifted the tomahaxi{ 4
the enemies Of America. He served ra4ef
Jackson in his campaign in Florida against d, \
o'e'; and during the late conflict between th. 4
states and the Indians in Florida, he again 4
body Of warriors and offered his services Told
ernmcnt. twas through his influence, hsl
measure, the treaty Of Dancing Rabbit wp
where the Choctaw nation yielded up all thefi,
sions in Mississippi and Alaba ma-tho richest
domain under our government.


lie was at the time of his death, again smpf
the service Of the United States, and his own =
and was ssctivsly engaged in the good work bsl
short days before his dcmise-wss using bis nslsil
ana persuasion to induce the lost and abandoua
nant OF his countrymen who remained in this M
remove TO their country west.


ihis will be a melancholy piecs Of nss'
many friends (both white and red) in Arks,sa
Als loss Will be felt by the whoIo Choctsw rs''