TO OUR PATRONS.
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By reference to tho head Of this column il will be
seen that the future management Of this paper will
dergo some change But its general will
change materially. We will continue neutral in Fede
ra and State politics and interfere less with the polt
cal affairs Of our neghbors, the Cherokees, although
columns will be at all times open to the discussion


f conducted with proper courtesy of important pub
lie acts policy in that Nation. Our main obec shall
be the promotion of the various branches of industry
and enterprise, the prosperity and welfare of our CON-
mon country. Tho cultivation of peace and friendly
intercourse, and better understanding with our red
ncighbors to whom promise use our cndca TO
keep smooth the !" white path" that leads from our


hro" TO theirs. We shall cultivate regular cores
pondence with the various sections of the Indian couo
try and States of the Union and it shall be our en- doa
Vor to keep our readers informed the earliest mo-
mcnts of all important matters, both East and West
Of the line.


We shall avoid personal and private controversies
and will not lend ourselves for that purpose But the
public acts Of public men legitimate game and we
shall take the liberty Of handling them whenever We
think there is call for it. To CATER cessuly for
the public mind, is difficult task but the selection of
Communications for publication and to satisfy ALL is
still more difficult We shall endeavor to please all
In the first instance, atter ourselves that to
tain extent, we will succeed In regard to the latter
VIC will also use our endeavors please but if we do
not the only apology that offer is that the
under our own management, and alone suffer the
consequences, If we manage it badly