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The case related of the murder OF
Mr.. Bowman and family by some In
dians, in the Cherokee territory, is SUBJ
stant.ally contradicted by the Chero.
kee Phenix. 1t would appear BY this
statement, tnat Bowman's house, and
with It, himself, wife, child and moth
Or .n-lav, were destroyed by fire
whether by design or accident, is not
known. The Phoenix says, so soon as
the TACT became known:-"The Geor-
GA Guard rushed to the Indian settle
meDt with the spirit Of Samson, when
he went down to Askelon, or like a
,la"less storm, frightened the poor wo-
men and children from their homes in
the cold days Of Christmas, and chained
fast to one another eight or ten Cher
okees. They we're kept in this condi-
<ion for several DAYS; we saw some dri-
sen along the muddy roads to some
magistrates for examination. but in the.
absence OF any testimony against these
men, they were all released. This is
the only case that has occurred where
the loss OLIVES has been charged to the
Cherokees. aud so far they have prov
ed unfounded.''