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1839 July 8. continued. thinks this, of itself, with the high excitement prevailing amongst the Cher-okees, would at least make it doubtful whether the peace of the frontier might not be further endangered. He says the eastern chiefs, perhaps, have heard that Major Ridge was killed in Arkansas & that a number of the same party have taken refuge there.; - & that the fear the citizens are under that the refugees may be also pursued & killed there, has