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INDIAN TRoUBLEs.-A few. days ago a party Of
Chippewas came down to ST. Peters to get pay for
some wood delivered by them. Whilst there two of


eir number went out, and from place OF
fired two Sioux Indians who passing and killed
OF them. This created furious excitement among
the tribe Of the Sioux; they collected and would have
extermnated the whole party of Chippewas had they
not been prevented by the United States troops who
promptly turned out and took the Chippewas into the
fort The murder was committed on Sunday; Mon
day treaty held, by which the Chippewas pledged
themselves and deliver up the murderers and
leave two Of their number hostages for the faithful
performance of their promises. This restored peace
The Sioux live in the neighborhood Of st. Peters, and
the Chippewas higher up They ancient enemies~-
81. Louis Era, June 49,