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The CuEKozEES the Cherokee Advocate
of March 9Th, We learn that meeting OF Chero-
KEGS was held al Tahlequah, the Seat Q; Govern
nen!, on the 9th ult 10 take INTO consideration
the propriety OF adopting such legal measures. as
might be cacpiaredto protect the ChsIokee against
farther oulrases from th- military Of EorI Gibson
series OF Resolutions was adopted exFressv: OF
the sentiments OF the meeting, and appointing
Committee to memorializs The Government and
urge upon IT, in respectful manner. the very great
importance 10 the Cherokee people OF The abandon
ment ci Fort Gibson. Tie meeting ald resolutions,
saysine Advocate, were not the offspring OF ground
isss prejudice against the United States Military,
butihe natural results OF the fisgrani wrongs thar
have been perpetrated upon Cherokee citizens and
property the revcnng principle established N then
couits OF Enquiry and the vice and immortality that
DO and always have existed, about the reserve.
difiuslns ther pernicious Influences throughout The
country


O. Mr. ]. NJ Francis has become Associate Ed
tier Of the Rochester Daily Advertiser.


O. We regret to learn that Mr. WoRpES. OF
Ontario whose absence from Tie House for the last day
Will have been noticed Is confined 20 his lodgings II
Congress Hail By severe Illness. Alb. jour.