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Ano,l,r bold outrage Regardless Of the Intercourse
Laws and the sacred rights OF Arkan sas soil, party
Cherokees have again crossed the line to do violence


On Wednesday evening late this party stole marcs
upon the house OF Mrs Rider who lives some three or
four miles this side Of the line, and without any warn
ing given shot William Rider in the body. Rider, with
one or two Of his brothers nd William Chambers were
grouped together the house, at the time Of the
fire. They fled towards the house, and the Cheroke
fired several times at Chambers, who "Po
tato patch" and he crossing the fence the balls
struck the rails He fell few minutes after crossing
but not struck. The party pursued Will Rider
and he turned them with pistol again shot him
through the right arm, that he dropped the pistol
Rider then fed again and hid himself in the woods.
Others went to the house and chased John NJ Smith
from it. Mrs. Rider called out to the psry-u
Chambers says who told the story--as they passed
her door, that "they were shooting a, white men -
One Of the party rejoined," that they did not
d-n il they we're"


William Rider. though dangsrsusly wounded, is not
killed.


On Thursday morning = body of citizens gathered
and went to the scene Of outrage TO explore. They
found where horses had been hitched to IA "a apns.
and considerably tramped the ground; also 4 broad
fresh trail leading back to the nation


This outrage consists in crossing the line in violating
the rights Of our soil II such conduct is allowable
who Of US will be safel If the Cherokees .hould .re.
into difference" with any Of our citizens. would the
line be any barrier to his destructonl Wsuu,t, sin
cerey trust the AUTHORITIES Of the u States Court will
look in to this outrageous conduct. No excuse can
be found not even The Cherokees were in pursuit
Of the verest scoundrel Of their nation II they want
prisoners let them get proofs Of crime and demand Of
the GoVernor-and not come the line and shoot
down any man they term a .'refugee."


This is another Of the many outrages and insults to
the citizens and rights Of Arkansas for which some da,
the Cherokees will have to render an account and il
not soon stoPt, suffer bitter atonement. And are
these insults never to be checked! Can not the Cher
KEGS govern and keep their people clear of voencel
Where are the volunteers for the Zine" They are
needed to preserve the peace.


We speak now Of murderer, whoever they be-
Whether they are Of the termed police" bands or
Of refugees" let them all come under the weight Of
the law, and then shall sec if crms can be borne
down.


While demand that the ssout Ia VS." shall Be drir,n
cut Of State. also insist that the Cherokee au
thor be compelled to keep to their own sdo Of the
line all their people.