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Tn Chsrokees.-Sincs our last We have heard
Of no moro murders, but the excitement increases
rather than diminishes. and we fear that much
moro bloodshed will take place unless prevent
cd by the U. States authorities. We have heard
that the Cheeokees have threatened to burn
Evansville, in Washington county, rs soon as tho
U. s. troops now there, shall leave it. 1t is also
reported that the party that have gone out to the
prairies are 10 be murdered, and their friends
have ssnt runner TO adviss them of their dan.
ger. Some forty Of the Treaty party are fort.
ed q, Fort Wayne, awaiting the action of Gov.
srnmen.. Thoy say that il prosecuted much
lopger they will be obliged to fight. Several Of
tho citizens Of Beaties' Prairie have even sent
their accoun. Books to gentlemen in this State for
safe keeping.


A FIRE lately occurred a, Beaties' Prairie which
destroyed rails, corn, ETC., to the value Of 1000
COLLARS.