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IIusTI CoLu-E-CHEE, (which, translated means made of black and red.) This is the name of Seminole Indian, who came preach ing the Gospel of Jesus 10 bis brethren, as he says, and is on his way to preach to the wild sasagcs oil odd 6ol,er. ito t55i, soIllo long yarns at the church, on Sunday night. The church was filled to overfowing, and the a,l- dience very attentive.

 He told his experience, which, we are h- formed, exceeds the revelation to Saint Paul on his way to Damascus. He has seen perils by sea and land; says, as NC understand, that lie Is half brother to Osceola, Chats enough, } and has the rifle along with him with which So many of our countrymen were cut down. (Wenderil he had any of the scalps

 Miller can come to Arkansas now lie will take first rate, when mcstizoes and crooked haired halt-breeds, can pass as preachers of the Lord, hearing in their hands the trophies of their savage warfare with our own coun- trymen, and be listened to with greedy at tentlon when relating their .MnncAaaseR sto- ries of shipwreeks and daredevil eseapes.- Things that are real are noticed and analysed by the rational and prudent; things mysteri- ous and imaginative, are conceived byathe ignorant and cowardly, and believed by the credulous.

 Sa the story of this Indian following the light that appeared to him in a dark night ten hours, (spose he had his chronometer along,1 in Florida, and then found it to be the Lord that was calling him, and that, too, when vel a child, smells little sMmchausca 10 reason. Go it llusti, fl you have no abol- ition documents to'scalter, and keep on your mission to the Seminoles.