Yours Respectfully,
J. LOGAN, Creek A gent.
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Editor Of The arkansas heNigeneer.


N. B. The Seminoles, have expressed them.
selves as now being perfectly satisfied, if they
arc not, they deserve never 10 be they have, in
every sense of the word, a beautiful country
abouudng in fertile land, exceIlen, timber, good
water and saubriois climtte.


p. S. March 5ih. An express has just arriv.
ed here from the Chiefs of,ho Upper Towns, bear.
ing with him the hand of Pawnee Mahaw lndi.
an, who was killed by party of Kckapoos in tho
vicinity Of Little River. He was engaged with
others, in stealing the horses OF tho kickaPoos
the others succeeded in eecting their escape after
killing one of their horses. Much excite ment
exists in the Nation tho people of the from.
Tier settlements are moving in; much sign Of
Indians are visible, it being with some show Of rea.
sol suspected, that the Pawnee Mahaws will not
suffer an opportunity to escape them to revenge
tho killing Of their people, by the Creeks.


Application has been made to the Commanding
Officer for commands Of troops, Dragons if pos.
sbe, to be placed upon the verge of the prires
about Little River and high up the Arkansas, TO
scout &C., thus TO create confidence Of safety 10
the Creeks, and doubtless obyaie bloodshed, &C..
&c. J. L.


We learn from gentleman, just from the Creek