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TIE Creeks are now i'll Council upon matters OF
bordering and adjacent nations. There were a
few days since, eleven of the wild tribes represen
ted, but the Comanches and pawneeS have refused
to meet them. The Creeks exceedingly regret
this, as they have ever shown disposition to cu.
,iyate friendly relations with all their nclghbors.
We wero informed that there wero about 800
Greeks, besides numerous other tribes present,
among whom were the Niowas.' tribe from tie
Hest of Lhe Rocky Mountains, who brought in an
enormous pipe, to smoke in,,counciI with the Creeks.


~ The reply of the Editor Of the Advocate
courteous one. Those who are interested in such
matters can satisfy themselves by turning TO the
columns of the Advocate of May Is, in which
are the communication first published in this paper
and the reply.


| The Cherokee Advocate states a foul murder
was perpetrated in the village of Maysvie, Bea.
ties Prairie on the night of the 10Th inst. by some
unknown assassin. The victim had been 'on a
iroIlc' that day and was supposed 10 be drunk at
the time he was slain. More of tho fruits which
bud blossom and mature so pentifuy about those
gardens of Death-.he whiskey shops.


o. We understand that the Gen. Gov. is
desirous of and intends to purchase provisions etc
for the consumption of the several garrisons upon
this frontier, and also for any other contracts Of
that sort that are to DO filled, from among our Ar
kansas and the Missouri farmers. If corn, nouI
and cattle can be procured in this section they
will certainly be bought by the Governments Of:
icers in preference to being longer subject! 10 the
grea, freight and delays nciden. to Navigation up
on this river. Should this be done great advan.
tuge will accrue to the farmer and the miller; we
mention it as a spur TO the farmers to use un.irng
industry in raising the required produce--gran
cattle ETC., for then they will find ready and
| sure market.