TREATY WITH THE cuERoKEEs.
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On Tuesday last the following letter from the United States Commissioner, was comr muncated by the Governor to the General Assembly of this State

 To his Erceueacy, NEWTON CANNON, Co.,

 vernor cf tte State ef Tennessee.

 SIR-It is with great pleasure that l an nounce to you that concluded a treaty with the people of the Cherokee Nation, in General Council assembled, at New Ecllots, Georgia, December 29, 1855. The treaty provides for the removal of the Indians with in two years, and secures te them the peace able enjoyment oftheir possessions during this time. 1t also provides for the immediate survey of the lands. and presumption rights to such heads of familes as desire to live in the States of Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, and are qualified to become useful members of society. The other provisions of the treaty are not materially different from the propositions drawn up Ut Washington last winter, with which you are well acquain- tod. l am, with great respect,

 Your obedient servant,

 J. $. CONCENTRATIONS,

 Randotph Ten. Recorder.