FIGHT BETWEEN THE CREEK AND
PAWNEE INDIANS.
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We learn through Mr. J. W. Taylor. res
pectable merchant Of the Creek nation, that the
Pawnee Mahas attacked. about ten days since. the
Creeks who live upon Little river, near the store
Of Mr.. Thomas Ilazen. The Creeks were at.
lncked by the Pawnees but repulscd them after
killing six Of their warriors, and without any loss
on their side. The 7Pawnces have returned to
their homes upon the wild prairie,, for reinforce.
ment, with which they have sworn to return and
take revenge. The scattering Greeks are romov.
ing from the exposed quarter to the donser settle
ments. The Creeks were dancing round the
scaips, our informant says, we're greatly cxcit.
ed. An account of the affair has been transmit.
ted to the Commanding Officer at Fort Gibson.


This affray occurred in the country which was
apportioned to the Seminoles by the late treaty,
and whittier they are daily removing. The Paw.
nees, when they como back to fulfil their threat,
will find a troublesome customer in llalleck
Tus.te-n e-nuggee, the Seminole chief, and will be
apt 10 lose plenty scalps.'