NERDrGRlS. CREEK NATION. }


July IL, lo41.
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Dear Clarke:


! Sometime since saw in your valuable paper.
communication relative to Gillis Doyle, the boy
no was once ransomed from the Comanches;-
which your correspondent expressed some
bars as 10 his then situation: however | am now
bic to inform Won of his locnlitv. or rather of
be people win whom he Is associated.
| Mr.. Rider Fields, an intelligent Cherokee, q
ew days since returned from the Salt Plains
here he saw Gillis; who informed him of his
shaps &C., in not reaching the settlements in
is late attempt to get away from the Comanches.
On his way in, after travelling sometime as he
rs directed by Mr.. Cbsc!m he lost his way,
came bewilde:ed,-and wandering about, fell
with hunting party of Comanches, who re-
plured and took him back to the main bod y.
bey deliberated sometime whether he should be
led or not; but finally consented to give him
chance: but believing he would continue to be
contented (good God, who would not in such
|nds) they thought the safest plan would be 10
eii OUT" and therefore when they mot the
ages-lhey "swopped" him off. And what is
psI notifying Ito GIllisl to reate,-from his
int Of love 10 them, his ATTEMPTS to escape, &C..
was so reduced in value, that they only asked


blanket and poor pony;-which was given
the Osages, with whom he will come in, in
course OF month.


Yours. &C., o. P.