THE EXPLORING PARTY.
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We lorrn that some thirty Chcrokccs. pcrhapsmorc,
will leave the Nation this day, early next week,
With view oespiorins the uninhabited parts OF lex
as, West and Southw of Arkansas. Among them
the excellent warrior Chares Recce, James Sta rr,
Ezekiel Starr, Joseph M Lynch, DR.. J. L. Thompson
Matthew Moore, John Harnage, Jess Mayfed, John
A. Bell, and others of the intelligent and substantial
men of the Nation The expedition will proceed on
horses and packed mules The party will he ac
companied by our eccentric young friend, w. Queson-
bury who goes to gather up fragments in the West
fhe Pubfe ruuy expect something Interesting from his
observations The party is said TO 60 under passports
and VIC bcspcak for them welcome reception, should
tbcy fall into the Texas settlements.


The plan Of settling the Cherokee difficulties, by
opening nm emigration to the dissatisfied is at once
practicable, and perhaps the only remedy for long
ising evils produced mainly by the precipitate action
of the United States.


Tho placing portion Of the civilized Indians be-
tween the Texan settlements and the Comanches
would be the best security to the frontier.


Our citizens will feel good deal Of anxiety in the
success Of the enterprising party.