CHEROKEE AFFAIRS,
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The Cherokee Advocate OF the 18th
ultImo says that every thing was quiet
in the Cherokee Nation, and that those
OF their countrymen who had been in
duced to leave the Nation at the com
mencement of the recent unfortunate
disturbances, had. with one or two ex-
ceptions, returned to their homes. and
weLe pursuIdg their-respective callings,


The Advocate gives an account of the
murder, on the 9th uhme, at MaysviIle.
Arkansas. of GranriHe Rogers, son of
Captain John Rogers, who was killed
IN an attray with HaIvey Pitner, who
has grocery store at.that place.