CREEK INDIANS-Wea are truly grafed that
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CREEK 1NDIANS.-We are truly grafed that
the controversy between Georgia and the Creek In
dans which has heretofore threatened such serious
consequences is at length amicably and finally ter
minated. The Macon (Geo.) Telegraph informs US
that full Council of the Creek Nation of Indians
assembled at their Council ground Monday the
Council the Treaty made by Col McKenny with
the Chiefs, for the purchase oftheir remaining strip
of land in the boundaries of Georgia, was laid be
fore them by the agent, and received their full as
sent. The Government is to pay them SAT ,49l-
being $4,000 more that mentioned by Col. McKen
ny in his letter to the Secretaryof War.