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e1Spring, we hops, has fairly ses in; sh' 'fee'
srs budding and blooming; the Martins have made
their appearance. and daily rsgalo Us with their
pleasant songs.


Us)svtsssis Afrsy ssd DssiA-oa Saturday
evening last, an pnfor,unate occurrence took
pl,ce, 10 tho Cherokee nation. about miles fro'"
thi, place, which resulted IN the death OF Nc,
Joseph Grassland. Tho circumstances, as we
learned them, are as follows:


A Mrs. Brown. Crossland's sister, and C.'s
wife, who lived near neighbors, wore at Borwn's'
and some difficulty ensued, and they commenced
10 quarrel. and from words were aboui TO proceed
10 blows, when Mrs. Brown took an old muske'
which vas loaded, and had the bayonet fixed, and
threatened Mrs. Grassland with il; Grassland, ar
irving about this time, spoke to Brown to stop the
quarrel and fight, whom Brown replied that the
women would not harm each other, and that men
had better let them settle their own difficulties;
Grassland persisted in interfering. and growing
ungry IN trying to queII the row, struck his sister
Mrs. B, when Brown drew a knife aud inflicted
tho death wound, which was in the back; Brown
fed, and Grassland fred gun at him wilhou
effect, and died soon after. We regret very
much to hear Of his death, he was quiet, goo,
man, but worry fiery and heads'rong when erraged
Brown has made his escape.