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AUGUSTA, GA June 3. By last evenings mail we received the Columbus Herald of the 3lst, which stated that Gov Schey and Generals Scott and Jessup had arrived in that city and that Gen. Sanford had taken the command of tho Georgia troops.

 By letter, learn that all the lost mails have been carried 10 Tuskeegee by several friendly Indians The letters were all broken open, and robbed of the moriey they contaned--such as contained drafts were left on the ground.

 Ertract of letter rcceiued ia htis city, daied

 COLUMBUS Geo. May 30 "Since wrote to you yesterday, nothing of impor- ance has occurred. The Indian, however burnt last night some farm houses the Georgia side of the river, about fifteen miles below this. Several Indians came in yesterday accompanied by white man. and represented that they from the camp of NJ -ha- mlcco, the principal Chief of the Nation, and that Ne- ha-mcco and those with him, wished to be considered friendly, and were now willing to come in. They are still here, no steps having been taken, or decision made in reference to them.'- Constitutionalist

 MONTGOMERY, June A. 1886. It is stated that all the Stage passengers who were supposed to have been murdered by the Indians. ex- cspt two are at this time either in Montgomery or Columbus. These two were no doubt killed

 .1dpcrtiseys THE SEMINoLEs.--ft appers from the Tallahassee Floridan, that the band of forty or fifty men at the Blockhouse on the Withlacoochee, IS a lamentable condition Succor has been sent them from Talla- hassee. proposition had been set on foot to hunt the Italians by means of the Cuba blood hound Ii is no time for mercy The sayages must be put down, and that too, briefy.--.N Y. Paper.