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.;.s were led tp suppose that the Stars pns, nan our readers have heard so much, v4,,aied the atrocious crimes of murder @ .son The facts of these murders, and saroipg of the dwelling arc gleaned from SSGerokee Advocate, and are undoubtedly

 bot as to the perpetrators, we are una a { say, positively, who they are.

 rso N sIage-driver informs us that, while he

 .sd in Evansville, on the Cherokee line,

 rles % north of this, on Sunday night last, % so learned that the Ross party to the .so, % of 500, had turned out on the scout, s.1 , declared their intention of extermi- sr % inc offenders. Up to the time of his

 se eleven were reported to have been

 ' j9 and eighteen wounded; he saw the .,, of James Starr, the father of the sup L offenders, and - Rider, besides \ Starr and another man that were woun- ',od had fled to that place for protec- re createst excitement prevails, and we ,o, say where the affair wll end, as such <, among the Cherokees, will be apt to 1rb the quiet of the two parties, and may about considerable bloodshed.

 io Arbuckle, upon receiving this infor- on immediately despatched Maj Bonne-

 from Fort Smith, who IS to be met by Boen's company of Dragons, from 1ibson, to the scene of action, to take steps as may seem advisable. We will

 fine full particulars as soon as received.