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The Siarr's again.--These lumna ries, more
like terrible comets. than ordinary Starr's, con-
tinue to visit occasionally, the Indian country on
onr border, spreading terror and alarm, md CON-
mitting divers of depredations upon their rout.


They were in the neighborhood of Fort Gibson
last week; and man named "Duke' was,arrest-
ed by the Commanding officer at that Post and
delivered over to the Cherokee Council, for har.
boring these offenders. We are informed that
Duke WIS asked why he harbored the "Starrs''
and he replied that he "wns not 50 much afraid to
harbor them, as to not harbor them;' such is the
Tear tfui the people have of these outlaws. Sc.
veral horses have been stolen recently out of the
neghborhood of Fort Gibson; and since the visit
of the "Starr's has been ascertained, there seems
TO he no doubt as to their whereabouts.


Duke states that the Stars have gone towards the
: Washita. We caution our Chickasaw friends to
be on the lookout for these ugly customers.


Information has reached US that the sc scamps
are confirmed villains. They commenced their
career in crime during their youth. Many years
ago, while their fasher lived in the old Nation, a
North Carolina merchant; travelling through that
copntry. stopped coe night at old man Starts, the
4ncxt morning these hopeful youths volunteered to
show him SINGH cut over the mountain and left
the house with him, who waspever heard Of af.
terwards; his partner supposing that he had run
off with all the funds iu his possession. Recently
it has been ascertaised that this man was MUIR
sdered by them.