286
Documents.
From Cherokee Advocate, Tahlequah, Cherokee Nation, February 27, 1845.
PRINTING PRESS FOR OREGON.
We see by the Commercial that the proprietors of that paper forwarded one of Hoe's best printing presses to Oregon last week, with type, printing ink, paper, etc., for the newspaper about to be established in Oregon. The paper is to be connected with the missionary station there.—New York Sun, 27th ultimo.
Missouri Statesman, September 1, 1843.
The Western Expositor is the name of a new Democratic paper published in Independence. Editor, Robert G. Smart, Esq. It takes the place of the Western Missourian.
CORRECTION.
Note.—"William Marshal," on page 11 of the March Quarterly, should read "James Wilson Marshall."
