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CAMAScHg CoMmIssroS.--Mr. William 8. Coodey, one
Of the Cherokee Delegates appointed by the Chief to
Pany Messrs BurLER and LEwIs the u s. Commissioners
to treat with the Camanches and other Western Indians
turned home few days since. We have had the plea
sure TO him, but learn that he brings Of import
ance He left the Commissioners the Brasos They had
not succeeded in getting large number of Indians together in
council Some Of the smaller tribes present with them
by their representatives but among them there but few
Of the Camanches We have heard how long the Com
missoners expected to remain what their pros
poets Of accomplishing the object Of their mission.


[Cherokee advocate, april Is.