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fender or not; and in return, the friends
of Starr will be equally sure to kill some of
the other party.


or We are told that large body Of
Cherokees advanced upon old Fort Wayne,
few days since, demanding the "Starr''
boys, evidently thinking that this place
was manned by Sand Watje's company
OF Cherokees, and that the Stars were
there concealed. The Cherukees had left
a short time before, aud the fort YVES occu-
pied by company of U. S Dragons, the
officer refused the party admission--when
they dispersed.


OF We learn that the Cherokees burn.
ed some small ou,-buldings Immediately
on the line, at Evansville. They were in
pursuit of the Stars, as we understand,
and failing TO arrest them before they cross
ed the line, burned The buildings spoken Of
In revenge.


GF We fear that there will be much
more blood shed in The Cherokee nation
ere long, as The parties have gain commen.
ced depreciation on each other.


IT, johnson, a white man, the supposed
murderer of Fish, Cherokee was killed
short time since at Evansville, was ar.
rested and ordered 10 beimprisoned 10 await
his trial for the offence; but has made bis
escape.