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THE CHERoKEEs.-Since our last we
have heard Of no more murders, but the ex-
citement increases rather than diminishes,
and we fear that much more bloodshed will
take place unless prevented by the Y. States
authorities. We have heard that the Cher
okces have threatened to burn Evansville,
in Washington county, a. soon as The "
s. troops, now there, shall leave IT. IL Is
also reported that the party that have gone
out TO the prairies are TO be murdered. and
their friends have sent runner to advise
them OF their danger. Some forty Of the
Treaty party are .foricd" at Fort Wayne.
awaiting the action Of Government. They
say that if prosecuted much longer they will
be obliged TO fight. Several Of the citizens
of Beaties' Prairie have even sent their ac-
count Books to gentlemen in this State for
safe keeping.


A fire lately occurred at Beaties Prairie
which destroyed rails, corn, ETC, 70 the val
ue Of 1000 dollars.