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CtTThe letter Of an "Oficer Of the Army" has
been received and read. 1t is fuently written
and exciting paper. but as no name accompanies
il. and as we cannot vouch for the responsibility
of an anonymous author, we decline publishing
It until tho name Of the writer is sent to US. The
letter purports to be from IN officer Of the army
but i, may be an imposition for ought we know to
the contrary. 1t is against rule, which we nev
er infract, to publish any letters of the descrP'
ton of tho one sent US by nm Officer Of The Ar.
nv when no name attends them; when the name
Of the writer is forwarded TO US then will we will
ingy publish his comm unication. His story of
the late disturbances at Fort Gibson ought to be
heard by the gentleman to whom the letter is ad'
dressed and wero the name Of The author known
to US we would Immediately publish it.


UT The entire outside of our paper is consum-
ed BY President Folks Inaugural address. 1t is
eminently republican and national paper, and
upon all subjects Of national and internal polity
is sound, upt und firm. In fine, it isjust such a
message as we expected from man possessing,
as Mr.. Polk does, the high qualities which led to
his being chosen by free people 10 the highest
and noblost station on earth. Ills administration
has begun most auspi ciously, and we feel that its
noon will far out.shiLe the dawn, though that
dawn will form q most memorable epoch in the
history of our nation. Read and judge the I'D.
dress for yourselves.


w The Democrats of Tennessee held Con.
,on,;on ot NoshvilIe m tho 4lh inst Mr., Bodie'