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We look forward TO better .stimes" iu our coun-
'y and country. The Investigations of the Com.
mlssIoners, who met the Old Settlers and Treaty.
men recently, will probably result in tho payment
OF money to the complaining parties. The en-.
quiries Of the Commissioners now in the Chero.
kee Nation, who prepared to settle all Just
Claims Of the Cherokees upon Government, ac-
cording to the l7th article of the Treaty of 81,
will result Likewise. There are many just claims
and the certificates of them pproved by these Com
mlssioners, will be paid by Government; and the
removal Of the Choctaws and the expenses of the
late Seminole Treaty all will circulate large sums
of money. and ''times" will ''ook up.'


lel these are not our only reasons for our hope.
We believe that our farmers cannot have two
seasons of i'l.luck consecutiveIy, and that the
forthcoming spring will be one of promise.





Bennett II. Martin. Esq, formerly of Clarks.
VILE, Johnson county, Ark, and well known to
our citizens, has been elected Mayor of Clarks.
vile, Texas. So this place is upon tho wing of
prosperity, and in its soaring has ait upon an act
Of Incorporation. Texas is, indeed, a growi,,g
country-it" grows" sugar, cotton, wheat, corn,
tobacco, and will grov wealth and power, learn.
ing and arts. Tho people there are all unanimous
IN their desire to become one Of these U. States.
and to engraft their "Lone Star" upon the ban.
ner Of STARS and Stripes Fro long they will
wave together ld.aitaa seiuatsau n ~


