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INDIAN APFARs.-TRIBUTE OF RESPECT FROM
THE CHocTAws TO THEIR AGRNr.-During the abb
nee Of MAJOR VIM: Armstrong, the long tried and
fhclent Agent for the Choctaws, from his agency,
snort time since, the Choctaws in General Coun-
ell passed resolution complimentary to him. The
compliment was the more gratifying and the more
highly appreciated by their worthy agent, a il was
lnsought aud unexpected TO him.


The Choctaws have paid him another compile
nent equally unexpected and gratifying, in
rovlding for the establishment Of another Semina-
tsmy."


These people have been peculiarly fortunate In
their agent. They have had one for eight yean,
d whom they have the utmost confidence; and
one whom they have never found wanting when
uled.


The following is a copy OF the resolution passed
10 the Council, which politely furnished US by
citizen of that nation,-


General Counc! asemblsd That thanks Of this body
rendered to Major VIM. Armstrong, or the able and
salu ary advice which he has s all times freely given 10


ne Chocaws on a matters touching the vital interests
& our people,


TIE CaocrAw AND CHIcKasAw ANrurriKs-The
,nnuily will be paid In Mushuiatubbee district on
Thursday, the 3lst October and from thence
Captain Armstrong will proceed Immediately to
Red River WIN the aDnuItirr tor the Choctaws in
pnshnlataha and Puckshunubbee districts, and fer
the Chickasaws, all Of which ~ll be paid in No
yember.


Col. Logan, Creek Agent, and Col Barker, Neo-
tho Sub Agent, left Port Smith last "Wednesday
TOT tnclI RESPECTIVE hBences, WIN Iuhus 70 ray TIC
annuities TO Indians under their charge. respect
able command Of troops was detailed by order Of
General Arbucklc, TO eecort them through the In
dian country.


Col. Barker, the Neosho Sub Agent, informs IN
that the Senecas, Shswnees, and Quapaws, Indian
tribes under his charge, are IN an improving con-
dti0n. He further states that the heavy rains
which fell duriog last spring seriously injured their
crops, which will this seaeon be very short Paw
Bursn (Ark Intel 26fh uh.


FRAUDS IN THK ELfcTios lin the town Of Con-