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GREAT EXCITEMENT THE CHERoKgE NATION =
We have already noticed the commission OF several
murders, and the attempt to murder J. Meigs pro-
mnent Cherokee Indian in the early part Of the last
month. II seems, from extra from the Arkansas In
teigence of the llth that several hundred Cherokees
turned out with the determination to apprehend the
murderers at all hazards The extra says that accord
ing TO information from Evansville, on the Cherokee
line eleven Indians had bsen killed and eighteen wound
or this number Starr the father of the mur
derer, and - Rider. Wash Starr and another man
wounded, and had ned to Evansville for
The greatest excitement prevailed ami there were ap-
prehensions that the old Ross and Ridge euds wou be
renewed. Upon receiving this information at Fort
Smith, Gen: Arbuckle despatched Major Bonneville to
the scene Of action where he to be by Captain
Boone's company OF Dragons to take such steps
deemed advisable.