Cherokee Nation.-The FOLLOWING is m ex.r,
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r0Heo. .'e'toH'-I ne loTIoWlng IS an extract
= Of Ffrom gentleman in the Cherokee Ma


his friend in this place, shews that there


Prospect Of difficulty in that Nation, which


Flown overall appears now to be peace and
etness. which we hope will not soon be inter-
Pted.


We had prospect of war last week, but the
eouncil OF Rogers was not held and the Cherokee
Troops wore quietly disbanded, after being un-
der armstwo days, ready, to march to the scene
Of conflict"


-Posk. Hill, September q, 1874 -