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MURDER AND RoBBGRY IN THE .CHERo- KEn NATIoN-Wc learn from the Intelligent cer of the Huh inst, that two wagoners ln the employ of Tyre Mussett, who were OF their return from Fort Gibson, and were en- camped near Illinois river, were attacked by two Indians, supposed to be Creeks, and one of them shot dead, and the other wounded. The Indians robbed the wagons. took two of the mules, and escaped. The man who was killed was named Reynolds, and had been in this county about year.

 Also that Mir. N. B. Daaningburg, contrac- tor for furnishing ratons to the Cherokees that have. left the nation, was arrested by a party of Cherokees, q few days since, under pretence that he had harbored the "Sarr' boys. He received no further injury from the Indians than having his horse shot from under him, and after being taken some thirty miles from the place of his arrest, was re- leased.