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PurvAM-Elisha Yerks, MASTER vice ". 5oda eSeea'ss


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HERKIMER- Charles Fink po'afy, ie'apIo'u'eo


1nE CREEK JyDiA A,,.--The following statement
says the Van paren (Ark.) Entelligencer, shows the
number Of the whole Creek tribe, taken from lhs
census of the Nation, and an estimate by the Chiefs
OF those elsewhere


BY census in the Nation, (Indians,) 70 AGO; BY
census in the Nation, (Negroes,) 1,OT-aggregsn
in the Nation, 1857. In the Cherokee Nation, 7Wj
Chickasaw and Choctaw Nation, 500; Old Naion
800; Mississippi Swamp, $50; in Texas 259;
Mexico and hunting ground, l00-aggregate, 1850.
The Creeks not far advanced us the Cherckee'
and Choctaws. There fewer mixed bloods among
them. They have no written Constitution or Laws
They take interest in education, and generally
very ignorant. They are the worst governed tribe on
the frontier. They have two principal Chiefs, and
several hundred Sub-Cheis, or law-makers, VINO
receive and divide among themselves nearly al! tls
annuities paid the Nation by the Government Of the
United States. But Notwithstanding their bad torn
of government, peace and harmony prevail among
them. Their wants are few, and they appear 10 ee
contented The Negroes render their masters Oal
little or no service.