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In our advertising column will be found proclamation, issued by the Acting Go- vernon, offering a reward of s200 for the apprehension of John F. Sapp.

 As it belongs 10 Us to publish all procla- nations issued from the Executive depart ment of the Territory, we have copied this proclamation from the Gazette of last week. Presuming that the present Exec utiye officer would not knowingly violate his oath of office, we arc willing to attri- bute his violation of duty, in giving any portion of the public printing to the Ga Eette, to ignorance of the fact, Chat the last Legislature did appoint 6. P. Der trand, public printer to the Territory, whose right it is to have all the public printing done at his office. Of the pmblic printing, proclamations form a part, as can be seen by reference 10 page 55 of the journals. The Editor of this paper hasheretofofe submitted, without remark, to similar imposition, practiced upon him by Coy. Pope. Gov. Pope, on being spoken to on the subject, plead ignorance and promised future obedience to the will of the Legislature.

 In the absence of the Editor, having taken upon us to attend to his duties, we do not feel disposed to have even a small pittance wrested from us by the strong hand of brief authority. We will, there- fore, copy into our paper all proelama- tions, and every other species of public printing, which may surrePtitiously find its way to the columns of the Gazette, either through the ignorance of the Exec utiye, or through apiyal violasion of duty on the part of him who, for the lime be- ing, may exercise the duties of the Exec utiYe.