4 "HQuihle Stata Of Society. "
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The following paragraph from the
Washington (Ark.) Telegraph, which
is an extract Of letter from Evans
willie, shows a bad tate of things, tru.
ly;-


81 have nothing Of interest to write
you. You will see from the papers
all and more than is true in relation 10
Indian difficulties on our frontier.-
They are bad enough at best. Every
week some one or more ia killed or
wounded. Quite a number Of those
oullawed fellows are hid about ia the
county, committing frequent outrages
at night. We cannot stop it, and the
worst has not yet come; when the
leaves put out, more frequent murders
will be committed. The people Who
remain in the Indian country are in
constant dread Of being murdered, or
of having their houses burned. They
have not patience to see what the U
s. Government will do towards adius.
ting the difficulties"