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extensive affair, at the great Salt Plains du ring the Summer or Fall.

 No other material event took place no noticed.

 Some of these sons of the forest are stri King Tn their appearance, manner and demea. nor-fine specimens of ndtire men. Gen Mcintosh, Chief of the Muscogees, is the best of men; plain, dgnifed, and just in an eminent degree

 The Caddo Chief is man of remarkable beauty, his features evincing a high degree ot intellect, and ardent spirit. He made a very sensible speech

 Black Dog, the Osage Chief, 'is some Punklns," man of great stature-about 2 ieet-powerful frame, with voice attractive and commanding. He spoke about five and a half minutes 10 this effect:

 sBrothers, your talk is good, but your beet 'S better" He and each of his party con, sumed the first four days tsoelue pounds ol beel, falling then to eight, which rate they maintained throughout the time they re- maned.

 s'Wild Cat' only got in tie day of adjourn ment; he was very quiet, and has been for weeks very ill

 It IS feared by many of the friends of the Semlnoles, that so soon us the Creeks receive oifical information that the late treaty has been ratified, that they will have extended to them the .Andconda Embrace, in which case many of them will be for beating a retreat

 All have departed and the camp is quiet

 ' ours Etc, A.