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CHEROKEE PHOENIX
Thursday April 10 1828
Vol. 1 No.8
Page 3 Col 2b-Col 3a

 NEW ECHOTA
 Thursday, April 10, 1828

 It is said that the principal and assistant principal Chiefs are to meet the United States Agent for this Nation at his residence, on the 15th of this month, to consider the exceptions made by the General Government to some portions of the Cherokee Constitution.  If they deem it necessary, they will call a Council.



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