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CREEK INDIANS On Monday last, 25oo Creek In- dians including men, women, and children, passed hro' this place on their way to the West of the Mississippi; accompanel by their principal Chief Opothe Yohoo. They under the command of Capt. M. ". Baie- man, of the U 5. Army, Dr. Ingersoll, he onigrasns Agent, and Dr Bassay, Surgeon On Thursday, 370O epassed through under the command of Capt. John P. Fgh, and Mir. James M. Newman They all pre- scented squald foriorn and miserable condition, and seemed to be under the influence of deep melancholy; and dejecton They said to have left their homes with great reuctanee but becoming reconci- led to their destiny. Their situation excited much sympathy and commiseraiion in the breasts of cit- izens and many heartfelt regret was uttered al the cessty which compelled 10 remove them to the Far West. Their health Is said 10 be good

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