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0ST We have but limited news Of the Indian
country to set before our readers this week. The
Grand Council is dissolved, and the particulars OF
the Annual Creek counclI we have not yet heard
The upper portion of the Creeks possess very Gu
rious aud strict customs, which they have con
tinu.d to honor amid all the innovations of ciyiI
zo,ion and white customs. THoy have the crpdi.
of being very correct and induslriou people,


The Prairie Tribes are said to be making a
great stir among themselves. The Cadloes and
Comanches seem to be trying to get into war.
The Comanches havo notified white trader
who lives fifty or sixty miles above Fort Washlta.
that he must return to the s.ttemohis;' he has ap
piled to the Military for protection. The Co
manchrs seem on the e.a of war with the Greeks
juncsS some negotiation of the ensuing Grand
Council ai the Salt Plains can hndcr) VIII lie they
no doubt think that thu presence of the trader de.
noted n too great vicinity Of the whites 10 then
much loved hunting grounds.