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Van BuREN. sATURpAY,s Acc. 80. 1916
Our cIfcsN Court adjourned on Saturday last,
sft<f ssssl9>|ls mush businsss- jude Brown, dur-
Ing this week held coutt st Ozark. in Franklin coun
and vim .s.s ss.k go sesss IN Iohn''n county


- IA EIslss llsassR nlasAls! (ss pi.'',
0rThe steamer Wasp arrived on Thursday
from Gilmors', Landing. and Ieft on Friday for
the mouth Of tho river. -. :, ~ I.


u To The enquiry ofshs Cherokee Advocate as
70 What Treasory the diem Of the persons who sc-
company the Prairie expedition will come from, we
are authorized, and requested BY Mr.. Jso. A. BELL.
to slate that he is to pay It.


uThs river is low. and falling. The thousands of
snags that render the navigation Of noble stream
Al all times dangerous, mghtn now be removed with
case. We hope 10 hear Of some Of Uncle Sans snag
boats in this river shortly


W1- We see that the St. Louis papers complain very
bitterly about the detention Of the mail from the east



would ssy il like u.s. they had to wait whole weeks,
for we have not had mail twice this MONTH
Last Monday We go, nothing beyond Little Rock, and
on the Fridiy preceding our mail was the one we
should have had ten days sooner The Post Masters
scmsuhere in Arkansas are either drunk or asleep.


lJ We learn from the Springfield, Mo-, Advertiser.
that Henson. 'lhe with many aliases, who was
arrested inthis city, and escaped from his guard near
that place. arrested the next day. and taken about
100 milss beyond and escaped and is still at large


CHoCTAw. ANNUITlEs. s.ts


The choctaw Annuity was paid in the Moo-sha-la
tuba District on W Wednesday last Capt Armstrong
will proceed to pay the whole amount, follows


The Chickasaws, at the Chickasaw Council ground,
near Fort Wsahits on the 9Th September. Choctaws,
in Push ta-ha District, about ihs 18th Or aoth 81
Sept. at Running water, Puck sha nubbes District
about The 23d or 24th Sept, at near Doakssc. Al
the annuites in the superutendency will be paid BY
The soth September.


u The Indians on our frontier arc quiet and peace
able, with the exception Of the Kckapoos and Conan
chcs, who understand from gentleman who reside
on Iille River, asraycd in against each 9th
er The Comanci,es said that the Kckapoos shou'
hunt upon the prares and The latter tribe. assist
ed by volunteers from several small and scattering
tribes, have proceeded to the hunt fully prepared
meet the Comsncies in battle If they molestod.-
We understand that the Comanches lately took lit
tie king Of the Kckapoos prisoner, and detained hin
time, intending 10 put him 10 death, but ina


released him. lie is very popular with his tribe. an'
has gone out with the hnntingpariy to revenge him
sell upon the Colnanchcs as


We also understand thai tho Mesicans have lately
had hard battle mifL 1ha Coma nelSs, killing ,ns
hundred Of them, and taking prisoner the wife Of the
principle Warchicf -. =. - =


uJ- The wings were growing over the defeat Of lib
batts, in Kentucky. Poor fellows they will be sadly
gricvcd when they hear that he is really beaten
but triumphantly elected. 80. ssss. ~


drip totas Praivies. A party left this place
and nqighOorhood, on Thursday last, and will
leave Evansville today ,on a iouri the prairies
The object is not known, ,if there is any specific
onc,. but the Cherokee Advocate says that it is a
fraction Of tue Treaty patty Of tha, Nation, sent
: out under tie advice Of the Commissioners of In.
dian Affairs 10 examine the country, and if possi-
bic 10 purchase from tho Comanchcs home for
themselves The Advocate opposes the move.


" The Kentucky giantcss died at FIomng gsbuigh
KY, on the 23d of July.


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