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0trIndidn Commissioners. Gov T. W.


LEs, has been in conjunction with COL LS"is' u
Columbia, Tenn, appointed Commissioner on Tue
par, of the Govcrumen, of the United s'a'es' 10
visit, and make treaties with the wild 'Hoes OF '"e
p,a,r,es, the Cumanches. Wi.chetaws' ct @'-
Gov. Butler starts in fow days, his party rem
deryous n, Coflee's landing on Red RIVER, amo"s
tbemis n Puinter. Gov. B. mPlyprovidediw'h
presents to bes,ow upon those tribes with whom
he shall treat. This appointment is one his"'y
complimentary, and one which will be productive
of all the advantages which Government expects
10 flow from the efforts of the Commission. MI
Polk could no. have selected more suitable CON-
missioner than Gov. Butter. acquainted with the
character Of the indians, and extremely popular
among them, as ho is every whore, where he is
known. understanding their nature and Desires
he is The bes, man to make treaty with The frai-
rie tribes. From his knowledge and experience


in Indian matters und relations, we anticipate the
boppics, result from his Commission, both to Gov
erumcnl and the Indian tribes,