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Murder and arson in the Indian Country.-
We learn from a gentleman just from the Indian
country, that on Wednesday the l7lh inst, the
trading house on Little River in the Creek Nation,
belonging to Mr.. Thomas Hazen of this town,
has been burned; and two young men, (brothers)
well known and highly respected in this place,
named AIRD with two other men whose names we
are unable to learn, have been murdered and the
goods in the store carried of by party of wild
Indians headed by the notorious Stars. The In.
dians are saie 10 Be Comanchcs. .g


We have some reasons to hope that this intelli.
gence may be untrue. During Gov. Buffers
late trip to tho praries, the Comanches could no,
be induced to come within sirty miles of Red
River, and a; thnt time those Indians manifested
peaceable and friendly disposition towards our
citizons.


The only thing that gives i, the appearance OF
truth is that this house was located Immediately
OF! foue of the Stars, whom we learn have
been IN ,ho Cherokee nation, from tha. section ol
the prairies. IA