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Since the above was in type, we learn that an
express has passed through our city on its way to
Gen. ArbuckIe, at Fort Smith, from Capt. Boone,
At Evansville, asking for reinforcements, to ere
vent the threatened destruction of Evansville BY
the Cherokees. The "Ross men" are gathering
in considerable numbers along the line, and The
"Trcaty party" are crossing into the State for se
curi,y. The "Ross party", it is said, have avow.
ed openly their determination to burn the town Of
Evansville.


We hope, for their own sake, that they will no,
dare 10 execute their threat, as it will undoubtedly
cause the citizens to take immediate and summary
revenge, and should disturbance ensue between
the Cherokees and the whites it is impossible to say
where it will end. |. behooves the Cherokee au.
ihorisies to stop the present proceedings, as they
evidently tend to a rupture which they canno.
but regret. We hope for u quiet settlement of
the present difficulties, but fear that much more
.slood will flow. We think it advisable for the
Governor to order tho militia to be held in rendi.
ncss Tor any emergency.