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The Cherokee Phoenix and Indian's Advocate
Vol. II, no. 26
Page 3, col. 1b

 We have seen five of the Creek young men who have been in a course of education at the Choctaw Academy, Kentucky.  Their appearance and behavior reflect great credit on the institution.   They are now on their way home.



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