The Cherokee Advocate. (Tahlequah, Cherokee Nation, Indian Terr.), Vol. 1, No. 4, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 4, 1877 Page: 3 of 4
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' Presetting every Sunday momln - at tba
ffcoreh near ‘fshlequah at II o’eloe v
7 'v Vnlon Prayer meeting at Toldeql!) every
Thursday evening 1 - v
' l! Presetting at Female Seminary every saw
v mod Sunday atla’clock sod Teblequali every
I third Sunday In' tba evening -
t- ' r(Jt BevvJ D HltXMAXv
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X " Preabytariaa Ohqrab Sarviste' - —v
i Tablequab IdSsbbatb in each month at
llsmsameday Fenule semtoarr S p m
Kb aabbath ta each month at Tahtequah at
U a m Hals seminary I p in hid aabbath
k- Rureka school baosa U a ta and p ra
Z-fyt ‘ -y sidnet Allen j
Baptist Church Services
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i : Preaching at Tahtaquph on tba second SUn
b day of each mohth at 11 o'clock am and 'at
T o'clock p-nt on the hrst Sunday preaching
" fr- at the Woodall school house at 10 14 o'clock
V a m and at the Mala eenrfnary at o’clock
7 ftts - v i c a
Bible Bendings at the Mission nonsoon
i? ' Tuesday aroiUngs at 7 o’clock
V - Bay Panin Boonaa
'Methodist Church "Services
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' Preaching Brat Sunday In each mouth at
7 " Tahtaquah U o’dock a m and T o’clock
— - - ' pm v -i r ‘
dscoad Sunday at female Seminary at I
i "7 ’cloak p m j
l ' Third Sunday at XuTaka at 11 o’clock
: Fourth Sunday at Fort Gibson att 11
a’tlock a m
v Bar J F Thompson
hThe mumps are at the Female Seminary
as well ss tba measles
Tba “sore ayes ” are at the 'Male 8em-
(urj it
Warrants of 1876 Issue for rale for cash
cheep Address H S B” Advocate office'
Tahlaqueh C M
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Presetting by the Bev Dennis Barrows
(col) at Fort Gibaon on Sundays at 11
O’clock a m and 7 o’clock p m Sunday
School at 9 o'clock a m
At Tahlequab Sod Sunday in each month
There la quite a revival of religion at Euro
ka In this District under the management
qf the Bev Sidney Allen who hsaraoolved
thirteen Into tho church during the last two
months and baa asvsral more to come Is
training Thomas Potts for anlnterprater
New Ready
' On and after Saturday next tha mlnntoa
of the Cherokee Baptist Association will bo
ready for distribution' and ean be had by
applying to the Bar Daniel Rogers atthc
Baptist Mission House
(Cuttle In this country begin to got fot on
the common on or about tha 20th of March
if salted and kept up until that time About
June they are fot enough to market In
4 November they are In prime order from
that time until the Brat of January they will
do From Jan first till Kirch jieeond they
survive with more or less comfort and so
on as before
a 1
HonRabldt Bunch Executive C'eunclllor
tendered bis resignation last moath wbtoh
' - was accepted on the 80th nttend Ar-lfrhe
Bldgs of Delaware District was appointed
to fill tho vacancy caused by resignation
- Mr Bunch resigned on account ofprefering
n'r' "to practice Uw7 Which " privilege Is deuled
by law to Executive Secretaries Execn-
tlvp Councilor etc
1 The Indian narald of Pawbuska will be
no more henceforth and the International
Jicws a sorry There wtd be foor papers
'published In the Territory Instead of five as
i before We do not regret it The llvell
neaf apd popularity of the Herald will be
added to that of the Journal with which It
consolidates and the Territory will Im rep-
nted In quality Instead of number
I There was qnlta a commotion la tho com
posing room of tba ADVocatx last Monday
evening whoa the nows came that one ef tho
“ boys ” had fono — and got mnrriod and
the boys began to “ wlpo OF their oblns ”
preparatory tor tbe antlolpstod feast— cake
1 etc but imagine their surprise when" slug
6" hove In bright eud early yesterday mern
Ing and wantod to know u who raid It”
V Ho went homo earlier than usual which
' looks s little suspicious Ask him And see
if he will tell you " ’ i- ”
' 20 CENTS
' end the walking of along sand her at the Ft
' Smith Kerry raved by going to J W Breed
1 : loves' near by to exchange yoar Aationai
y- Tickets Peltry Eggs Butter Tradings
and Beef Cattle for
GOODS
The death ol Jfr Albert Barnes a well
knowft sad mack respected resident of Ffc
Gibson took place very suddenly last week
We copy tbe notice ef bis death from the
' Indian Journal Mr Barnes was a very ex
emplsry and useful man though' disabled
: somewhat by partial paralysis during the
last year or twe - -
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HIOGI5S— XOTEA— la Ablngton Mass
o' on Tuesday Jfsreh 13th I8T7 at the rasi
denen ef the brides father by Bev G K
‘ Freeman Jfr Wes A Higgins formerly ef
fort Gibson end Jfla X1U JfMoyes Mo
cards ' t 1
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' v From Fourteen Mils Crssk on' or about
JfonAay the list lni( n bright sorrel mars
tight aaane three years old no brands three
white (eel tapering star In forehand fresh
shod be forty about 14 hands high— came
frem towards the stoic line Bend Informa-
tion to Jno W 8upler of Tshlaquah or to
the owner WUUani Greene r
— —
- J fore and more sickness at thA FtmaU
Seminary The school te new nothing misre
lliao n hospital there being M mere of the
pupC weB than are enough to sere for tha
sick' The remarks we made n while beck
upon the ears that should be taken te pre-
tori the sound pupils from the risk of infbe-
tioua complaints k new Olostrated In n man
net lliat must make them understand It Is
to be hoped that the Male femmary wIU not
bscrane nOUctsd to the same extent buf
rules mui be mads end rigidly enforced
with Uic purpose ef Waging that risk as
sfgtit Of possible ' ' 1
“ ' AaeOvr Sites em
- Bar WsTsn ' Miller n Cornstd unlive
presrher tf the Mr:hdst Churrh irirfls
slswtit from boose nesr-Wrvbr’s Pills
Wl sicken Wedortdsy tb list OK and
sto c-f of IlJc'-ird (Viwlsed'K A phfst
uvu uitnitoerj whs aiflmd Uissul
die k(I WIWs be had Pma to be
tx pi’ at Mr Mill st illrL lfri rssnaai
Sinr ( k i h mis ns 1 kurtc-t
sudniout Mcnonn jt tauleul'ahL
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IMIntM tr a imulsjns the Ksat
VTaiU WlthMt B: Maasota WansUan
J ( opaPaalatet PanaaeUed”
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On laA Saturday night between ten and
eleven o'clock while writing In our office
we heard three pistol' shots Bred neat by In
eiom Succession'' It has been understood
by Mr TratnirV friends that ho was tn daik
ger on aocount bfbis connection as n witness
with a murder ease at Fort Smith 'and no
excitement or' noli? raoeOedtnf ?we sup
pssed that Hr Trainorhad very Hke Brad at
soma prowler ' about' hla resldanoa only a
abort distance away' V't" u ‘ ‘ “
a In a fbwmements one of the young men of
ibis office rav in frith the information that
a lad named Thomas Williams had bean shot
tn tba mill ’V through a orach bet ween the
the boards while engaged la playing cards
Tba mill la about a hundred yards oIT-s one
story long box frame building open all
around between the perpendicular boards
The boys of tba town (lavobeea ip the habit
of ploying thereafter darkl 'J i j
Seizing s lamp and matches wo hurried to
tbs spot The uullding' was in darkness
Jfrm Tratnor sister of Williams entered
as we did calling the name of her -brother
and begging him frantically for S response
The light discovered the UnforttraaCeyoung
man lying on bis aids on n low platfonh
close to the hopper His head ratted on his
loftfrum and hit attitude was that of one sleep
ing Bsrslng the breast we saws holt preelse
!y In the centre evidently nude by a bullet
and on the opposite tide to the loft of the
pine another wound of the tame kind The
missile had entered the breast passed
through or grased tho heart and cams out
on tbs left elds patted through hla ooat and
shirt' sleeve and lodged against hit arm
when It was found in his clothes' Death
had byen almost Instantaneous though
the remains were yet warm ta In life The
body was removed to Mr Trainer's where
U wu laid out for burial
Bn Inquiry of the two Thornes— Cull and
Everts bo were present at the time of the
shooting disclosed the following tacts' The
- deceased end s colored resident of the town
named JliU were playing ! ensloa " with
cards and Cull Thorne had Just urged the
players to go home laying that some one
might shoot them Williams answered that
no one had any cause to kill him and Could
not But the gun was not over when tha
firing took place Cull Thorne draw hie
pistol end Instantly Bred In tha direction of
tho ebob— "to keep them from ehooting
again” ha raid Kvmrta Thorne foil over
against the light purposely extinguishing
it end then fired through at oome ono he
eaw or thought he raw passing the dnor
These made the three shote heard In quick
eueceielon Tbe ThorOea being at onaend
of the building end the door some distance
away they then attempted to kick off eplenk
and make pursuit but failed to make an
opening At the first shot Williams who
was sitting with hie face to the crack fell
over on hie btnde with en inarticulate and
troubled expression and wee then heard to
acramble away in the direction of the plat
form where he was afterwards found
Mono of the three unhurt knew who
bed hoenhltup to this time though Cull
Thome thought bli brother wu upon toe-
ing him foil over After ascertaining that
neither of themselvca were hurt they called
for ‘'Bill” and receiving no answer pro-
ceeded to find William whoa they found
already dead Busking out they saw tbe
figure ot a man making bis way rapidly
up the creek some distance off One of them
then went to Inform Harrison Williams
brotbsr ofthe murdered Ud and on hti way
met tho young man who reported the shoot-
Ing to tn The reet-bu been told
" boms half hour after the firing an exult-
ting whoop wu beard In the direction of
Reeses field Shortly another wu heard be-
low town to the south 'In about the time
It would take a men to travel the distance'
other whoops and pistol shots were heard In
the prairie fn the direction of Pecau Creek
on the wesC - If this whooping ud later
firing-’ ww done by fits murderer be bad
ee soon a be bad shot taken to the neoraet
"brush” them 'gone arouud surrounded
tbe town where mooting with a oonfndeiv
etc they bed gone off together towards tbe
west n
This makes six meq who have boon shot
through cracke In the night In this llttle'town
Terrell for whom Grimuiett wee liung
Welker who recovered Fields who recov-
ered with the loss of one eye Cooper who
wu killed outright Cooper brother of the
former who recovered ud now Williams
who has boen killed outright 7 ‘
” Something la bound to be ral tn regard
to the reason for sush an act We only give
reports end conjectures It hu Won re-
ported that Williams Is u' important wit-
ness in a case of much Interest pending at
Ft Smith But williams wu not a fovorlta
though really harmless and It I impossible
to say what led to the commissi oo of tha
deC - - to — r - c ‘
L Tee —The next morning (the let of
April) It wu reported that Mrs MeFarlin
ono of tho near residents to Ufa scene of toe
hooting had ecu two mu running across
tho aresk Immediately after the ehooting
It Is said tboplaoe wu examined tha foot
tracks Jfonnd ud followed to where two
horses had bean hltchod'j If the tracks made
by these horses were followed Up we bare
not heard jf It nor of thp result v
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' Mrs Georgia An A Pratoor horn june'38
IBM Was united In marriage to B U Prather
Oct- IS' 1870' Heir Illness wu hut' abort
duratiou ef pneumonia — she died at the
Idencc of her father G W Rogers Pralria
City Delaware District Cherokee Nation
March 1st istt Sba had earnestly sought
pardon at the -hands of God and died u-
precalag her WtUlugnaae to dpart— her war
was clear and expected to icon be in a bet-
tor clime— eternal in the Heavens whan abe
expected to Real all cf her Mends and re-
lation where there would be ns more part-lug-
6ho leaves n husband and two email
children and many kind friends and rela-
tions to mourn her lues k G W-B
Died at th residence ef her mother la
Going Snake District on Thursday March
16th 1877 Mn Chari otto Karlin lntire Mth
Vr of her age ah woe a member of the
Jf- R- Church South— was a deeded 'chrim
tlon a frith frit Mend e kind erlfo end a
seir-aariflcuig mother 6he Suffered e gnat
deal As tha disease was consumptloaebe
was fUHy prepared for the call -As leaves
a httsbemd oae HUle child ud a targe cir-
cle ofrelatlv and firtomlsto nreurn Urelr
great lot May God comfort tire mourners
- T B HrrcBcocn
The foQcwIng aiucnntt ware aeatrihotod
by Uic dtizen at Cco-w-sko-evto lststriri
C B tot the relief efure Southern A (hod-
tst Fh listing Dcuoa KashvUle Tens
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1 A taMsafreaUk s ' v '
' Mr Walter McDaniel (Boaltn) after spend-
ing the dey (Monday last) with usual display
of fino health ud spirits suddenly ooia
plained of fooling- unwell about eleven
o’olock tn the night ud went tq bed A
phystctu wu called tn but Jfrv Boalln grew
rapidly wprso Wednesday morning hie foce
bed assumed a purplishspottcd hue In the
evening about four o'clock of that day ho
died ' Tbe disease Is not known hut is ut-
flolent to bavo been whet is called eongep-
tlve chili v- y ?
Jfr McDaniel wu u active energetic
man in tbe prime of life and strength and t -Wu
fitted 1y hie knowledge of both lan-
guages hie lllleret views ud his mature
capacity to do much good to hie people
Hie early death is much -tor bo deplored
arid front the consideration At tho Intense
grief of hie relatives ud friends v v
SxqcOYAM DlST C M March 17 18777
Editor Advocate y— In your last Mo
(&2) I came acrcea this Oneof tha oxoel-
lent foaturee of the Female Seminary s the'
cultivation of a unse of penonel hohor in
connection flik a regard tor truth emong
the'puplls' etc cleu which te good Wit
eAnnOtbo accomplished in the way proposed
u It bu been tried elsewhere without sue-
n The Idea of making the pfrplls report
on themselves u to -whether they are psf-
foot or Imperfect is perfectly 'absurd al-
though the rulq mey work like a charoL
Memfoffy for a While yet It will cause the
mgiority -to He and wo long tbe minority
will follow eult—one rotten apple wIU cause
a doaen sound ones to spoil So of one rot-
ten rulo it win cause tho rut to bo o( non-
offect in a school 'All Who htT Jtot Whia
pored esn have recess F‘ M
me- — -fc i
BBI08T TO OTHERS THAT TOO MAY BE
' OST TO’ TOOBSELF
lea Ileal Apia Treto ehe Eaet! "
A tov-rt a vrAe-e
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"It fine my! soul with Joy to ’to meet my
Mends' once more” "-My' Spring: uff
ffummer good are in market ud arranged
end I herewith give all a cordial Invitation
to oome in ud examine them-s-whetheryon
buy or not I shall taka great pleuurt in
showing my goods X feel oonfidept that I
consult you In quality and style eud very
sure I us suit you Ip pripee a I can and
will sell u low pa uy house in town ' i
Tou will find ue always ready and willing
to show you good ' When you need any-
thing in my line give ui a call
Very RospectfUJly Yours -i
nMt Richard H‘ Fixioa
A Daily Moll ' ” I
The Capital of tho Cherokee Hatton ud
we might say of thindlan Territory at pres-
ent te going to have a dailv mail hereafter
connecting Tahlsqnah with the rest of the
world eaoh day Tha great dally news-
sheets of St Louie op Hew York can now be
i iade frilly available to pereona of latolt-
l nca ud spirit wp need not now be left
behind the times pt alt That with our
school ud high schools and our yevriy ex-
penditure ot 90000 dollars to Iparn how to
read and write English there must’ be a
Mr proportion or tha Chqrokee Natioh that
oa use tha Knowledge by this Hme' j
Editor Advocate $— The undersigned
wore requostod by the Community to Act as
a committee to Investigate and Inquire into
the killing of Tom Williams -
Wa bavg aaoertalqed that ‘on Saturday
night about 10 o’clock p m- Cult apd Ev?
arte Tharne Tom Wllllamaud Bill a boy
of color had met In the little mill peer the
town spring for the purpose of havings
social game While thus engaged thoy
Were fired Into from the outside by unknown
££1!?
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Tom' Williams' killing him almost Instantly
W-e have examined the Thornes Bill and
others hut can-come to no conclusion what-
ever as to who fired the shot 8o for As we
know WUtiauis bed no enemies Apd We
are satisfied that poUtica and patty iuattera
haa nothing to do with It it la A dork
wicked mysterious affair and wa hope that
the perpetrator will bo finally brought to
Justice ( i '
Boxy Keys
Johnson Thompson
' Catcher Tib-hkk
H D ftEEaK : ’
April 3rd 7877
$30000 REWARD -
: Whereas It sppeare from official docu-
ments filed In title office that Richard Trip-
let scltiaen of Canadian Die trial did com-
mit tho crime of murder upon the body of
one Nelson MoDantol of tba aforesaid Dim
Mot and that for thexald' crime ' the afore-
said Richard Triplet Was apprehended by
the authorities of the raid Canadian District
and by them held tor trial but that on or
about the 6th day of Mar 4878 be the raid
Richard Triplet escaped from tha custody
ofthe effloers of the said Canadian District
and fled to parts outside of the limits of the
Cherokee Nation Therefore 7
Be It known to all Whom It may concern
that I Charles Thompson' BriUelp'al Chief
of tho Cherokee Nation' by Virtue or tba
authority f n tn vested by law do hereby In
the name and by tha authority of the Chor-
okee Nation offer n reward ’of THREE
HUNDRED DOLLAR payable out of the
Treasury of tho Cherokee Nation for the
apprehension ‘ and delivery of the said
Richard Triplet to the proper authorities
f Canadian District from wbomhesacaped
Tb raid Richard Triplet ia between twen-
ty and twenty-ffva years ef ago born and
raised ta Flint District Cherokee Nation
stands firs feet ‘six or eight Inchos In bright
bra n Blip complexion with dark or auburn
hair la slander built ha grey eye with a
wide month and a common sized nose bis
-weight la about one hundred and sixty or
eeru ty 'pounds wearing A number eight
boot ' ’ - - ' s - - j
In witness whereof I have hereunto act
my hand and the seel ef tha Cherokee Na-
tion at Tabtequah eu this tba UKh day of
February A D 1877- v
i - - Charles Thompson
Principal Chief of Cherokee Nation
By tha Principal Chief 7v
- W I G Millxb '
Aocretary ' s''1'
Adamn’n Httuet ’
TV m It aim 4 suy aeeeira yrilsyi
Notice la hereby given to all indebted to
any ofthe estates HMotiooed below to mike
eetdement without delay with the admin-
istrator whose bus is glTen In conneAtion
Iherqwith And aS pereous haring rial ms
against a oy of said aatatee are notified to
present them within six tno tithe from the
date attached to such estate at they will be
barred by lew 1 ’
Estate at Chr-we-yu-gar Tsr-thee-ehee
— Susan Kill Administratrix Jsa d ’TJ
' EstAte of U B TAyw— Derid Faikner
Administrator 'Feb A 147T
Eelsto of tsaee Jearneycake— llaary Ana-
ttreag Admin tstrater Feb 4 1877
- Ettsie Cf Tettr Pritohett — Bse Haator
Ailstinlscrslov r 8 17 1477
Relate ef Jn- t-r deosased — Rasart
Ore Vfc’ilntstrasa' Asrrh A 15'T '
fru of Loveiv gqt-r IUi IL-pn
Adslai-tratriz— klxreh T ItT
Qrnc KvEomva Dxpvrtvxnt or)
r - ’ Trtz Chxhokkc Satiois ) ’
Tahlcquali March 20 ITl J
Clerks of the different districts of tha
Cherokee Nation are hereby notified And re-
quested to transmit to Uia department a
certified state Wont of all stationery on hand
on the ffrst day of May' 1877 that hashoen
forniehed for tht Ute- of tholr rt$pecttVA
Offlcee! !f
- ' ‘ char lxs Tuompoon
Briucipai chiofrft
' 'wm rRAMca sut
n ? Ass’t 8eeretaryi i 'i!t 1
t Keopup wkhtho im(bv ' ItMbbfr
tor toUnlk nboot thfiv Kusninn Turco
diAoultjr onoo snd' vhllo ttVhn
©ternnlly Rbout cnIve4 and hog-ohol
era Those mon wjifr ffro goin to
fight will iiavo to out snd may nqo4
tome of oqr whoAtwliichwlll perapps
rlsojn piice nocprdingly Wht you
make whept or othor rticleit high
or Jow t -It iff “busineps” to i nek
hut di®cult t01'A“8werd-Thf(ro b
pothing(that mnn JknoVlprr'fr
jenow but whnt may ho uao -A0
prot thia lie iuomo jhshi fThn
or roH of vworld irt noi ' yef to
ha laid to knowing omunbt
the mnile (wosf(4plsoff litpoifr)
ntunieptioD with tho yoetflf dhe
worlii'w By daily ntffiU "ny purhnt
pr guardian frhiwliy' cnroA-to
give his shUd fprswsr4Mth sd6"
ngo of an education will sop to it
hat readfng ' mattor (1i frpiahod
suited to hi ggej ndv fjtagpl !odu-
csftion from tU time he (Jjt j hhreto
road vrolUft We fourth rsdor 1 - jy
speh any kind oi mif wri)l bo- Afp
preciatpdH but a daily maflwiU hu a
blossiug eapecialjy ' welorn
thoio day or telegraphs aud'iwil-
roadff a daily mail puts a pers0n of
mindl in constant and Almost instant
communication with ail’ 'the 'gyoat
centres' of life And " business iA he
world 5v
DEATH OF' ALBERT BARi-h
' It Su witii Toolings Of doep regtet
that WO announce to 'tho ‘ roadoifr of
The Journal the death ot Mr) k-
bert Barnes a Cherokoe - oiUaeD
which occurred at Gibsoh Dm
Saturday last March 24h It
Barnes was sitting in the store of
Mr'PerdvaI(whenv hA wan ' seised
with i paralytio stroke of saffloidht
severity to jirrest the yital' function
and pxtipguish Ufa' i
'The bu bj eat bf this turtloo' fr skied
a life of U8efulnesi(— was univkrsiitly
respected — and had booh -Itoqoral
-by niB people with many itnpohfint
trusts— a member of tho Katjonal
Councila membpr of thoGrat)d
Council' Of tho Territory A inombor
ofthe Boaj’dof School Commiasibhci’a
'—ho had rulfillod dlf his duties tf-
fnlly and acceptably v j rml
It is butiittle- moi’e than Ayof
ngo while yisiting Jhe schimlSviB'
the Sequoyah District as Inandctqr
firat'felt'th?ce’cU pfpar-(
alyni'sAbe Jay on the’ highWay wr
hlysisAbe Joy (on the ' highway
some timer befort) hb was ufsooivered
and was’many Months In reenverifty
the usovf hiajMooqk and
now the seepna ntipk a resutt not
altogether unOxpooted hiaoome
find ho sleeps in ! peace With ’his
fathers:' — Inaiau Journal
WADE HAMPTON GOESTODH-
HAND RECOGXITldf R
Wilmington C March 28p-
Gov Hampton ‘ Attornoy-General
Gonhor tho United Staton Sonatar
Butter all of Sontb Carolina readi-
ed hero on tho Southern train this
morning An immonco crowd pf
people accompanied by a batid mpt
thorn at the depot' A reception
speech wan made by Hon JL St
Waddell Gov Hampton and Gen
Butler replied Gov Hampton
said i - '! 4
My Viopds— -I go to Washinpton
simply to state before tho President
the fhot that the people ° of Souih
Oorelina hare erected me Governor
of the State ) I go thorn to say
hiin that wo ank no recognition from
any person— that we claim the rod-
ognition from the vote of the people
or the State I go thereto imenre
him that we are hot fighting for
party htrt that we are- fghtiog - for
the good of the whole country I
go there to demand our righte add
nothing else and so bolp me' God
I will take nothing else t go there'
to tell' him the - condition-4-wbieh
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been under distress pever encount-
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Washington March 25-— A' cable
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hie Government regarding tbe mi!-
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five bodice of the irregular- imope
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Boudinot, William Penn. The Cherokee Advocate. (Tahlequah, Cherokee Nation, Indian Terr.), Vol. 1, No. 4, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 4, 1877, newspaper, April 4, 1877; Tahlequah, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1851242/m1/3/: accessed September 8, 2026), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.