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DecOTUm.--Ne are vcciueuly oi op'hion N'
when Two Editors have a regular set ioa double
and twisted knock dowf--hare exchanged shoss'
and exhausted all the rd names Of our nLgu sc
upon each other that tut OF respect TO their read
ers, if not to themselves, they ought to say no
more abou. each otheI depray,y.


This is the genera sentiment so lar as we
know.


The paper of ono Nf our fair subscribers has
been returned with q following endorsement


MOI taken ou,-Sx> runaway and married. y


Such an excuse is uIw good, without notice
or payment of subscriptNp. We hope the old
folk will forgive her. W 30 most heartily.


OF A company of IN emgrunts lost their
way and wandered to louth OF Yellow Stone.
They had, when last from, scarcely provs.
ions to return to St. j y.


OF Large numbers khe Choctaws east oil inc
Mississippi, are prepa 9 10 emigrate this fall
They are greatly plei ID with the measure OF
funding half the indie ily due them; and give
Capt. Armstrong grca faise for exertons IN get
ting this measure lhroI Congress.


ReyuiIing Fort "a pn.-Operations for re-
building Fort Gibson e been commenced.-
The plan ue hear, is to ect eight. OF nine stone
buildings that will afford Pch. quarters Tor con-
pany of U. S. troops, AM the whole, probabiyto
be surrounded by stond 6afl.


We regret very muc to see these improve
ments commenced bv Government. as they
are Of a kind that indicq a determination on IT'S
mar, to place upon a pa |nanent footing this Sta.
ton, which is an unncd sary expense 10 the ,'o''
ernment. n detrimenv b the Indians and a BEN
eft only TO a few co( FACTORS and hucksIerS from
Arkansas and Missof.


The above is xoped from the Cherokee
Advocate, no, becatfe we Join in the regrets at
the manifestation on lhe par, of the United Stnes
to continue pcrmanerAy the post at Fort Gibson
bu, because we wish 1ways to credit cotcmpora.
ries with announcomdy Is made IN advance of us.
We should, il is true, We preferred 10 have seen
the half finished work at Fort Smith completed
before the commenceuvn Of permanent work at
Fort Gibson. The fad that there is no immediate
want of troops, at unyy yont. is the weakest of all
possible arguments, Iainst the occupancy of
commanding posiok Nor are We prepared to
admi, that Fort Gkon " is derimcut 10 the In
dams" True, th& may make any thing det-
rIment if they chyose. Arkansas and Missouri.
Iii is true, have feep pecun;ary interest in the
completion of thek works bu, let the Indians 60 to
work 10 compete 9th the contractors aud buck
sters." The Iowdt bidder always has the prefer
ence.


The work at Ftt Gibson is superintcnded by
Capt. Collins, one IF the most euIcrprsing and
porseveriog oficer1of the Army.