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THE INDIAN FIeHT.-The Evan Buren, (Ark }
of March 4th, saye--The skirInsh
which we spoke Of last week having tahen place be-
tween portion ei tho Pswnes Mahas, and party Of
Creeks, turns out to have been between the Osages
md Creeks Tire Osose dress resembles the Pawnee
almost every particular and tho Creeks themselves sup
posed their ssssants to have been Pawnee Mabas The
excitement is very greet in the Creek Nation, and
rous rumors are afoat in regard TO the affair Captain
Boone as soon Ms information Of the skirmish reached
Fort Gibson was ordered to the place OF action with his
company of Dragoons and he sent in to Fort Gibson Tor
renfor cemens from which place two companies OF In


snry ave proceeded to join him, but he should have
need Of their services and has to await ther ardy ap
proach, the Indians commit any depredatons they
WISH and be OF unmolested The idea Of placing ipfan


try soldiers upon frontier like this when disturbances
go frequent, TO US scans ridiculous. The Indians
are generally mounted when predatory excursions


and are too willy to await the tardy approach Of Uncle
Sans infantry to punish them for their misdeeds At
Fort Gibson, at the time the outbreak, there but
one company OF Dragons, Captain Boones, which was
Immediately sent out by the commanding officer but
from appearances not able to que the disturbances
and had to send for the reinforcement mentioned