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 Ladian HostiHfies.-Gn the 2eth uit Governor Reynolds received intelli- gehce. by express. that q hand of the Sac Indians had done much damage to the settlements near Rock river. ard t!atiinmediate protection was indlspen- sable. His Exeellency, with the most laudable promptitude, required- Fl0 of inc militia 10 be mounted and ready to march, at short notice, 10 the assls- tance of their fellow citizens. At tho same time a communication was made to General Gaines. the commanding officer of the United States troops i'll the western section of the Union, who immediately detached six compaales of regulars, ia steam boats. to act against these troublesome Indians. The Coy crnor will be informed. by express. oi the result of this movements and in the mean time preparations will be made for the mounted militia to march to the upper country, if necessary, as q reii.- forcement.

 Since putting the above in type, we are informed by gentleman who leis. Believille on Saturday last, that Gov ernor Reynolds had set out for the fen- dezyous at Bairistown, n Morgan county, for the purpose of collecting provisions. tSc. 10 De in readiness on the arrival of the militia, which, 1t is iuf- tIer stated. would follow on Sunday the l2tll instant.