Of the Miami Indians,
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We are happy to learn from the following extracts
of letters from the subagent for the above Indians TO
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, with which we
have been furnished, that the ludicious measures
adopted by the department have resulted in the peace
fnl removal of those Indians from the State Of In
diana, in compliance with their treaty spulations,
and that they are comfortably their way to
their new homes west of the Mississippi river. The
accomplishment of this object was one of great i'm
pOrtance to the white population i'll the vicinity of the
territory where the Indians resided, it frees them
from the annOyances of an Indian population, and
opens for settlement and cultivation considerable
extent of valuable lands Wash. Union.


"OFFIcE OF MIAMI AND EEL RIVER sUB-AGENcY,


" Fort Wayne, 7th Oct, 1916


81 have the honor to inform you that we have
succeeded in getting the Miami emigration under
way-peaceably and quietly


"Tbe canal boats on which the Indians are, @ In
number,) left Peru yesterday and have all passed
through this place to-day OH their way TO Cincinnati
where the Indians will go board steamboat to be
taken TO Wesport, from which place they will pro-
ceed by land to their country en- the Usage river.


The presence of the military force has contributed
very materially to bring this happy result about and
cannot speak too highly of the conduct of Captain
Jewett and the force under his command There has
been no act of violence committed b, the Indians on
do | anticipate anything of the kind during their
journey"


"CINcINNATI, 18th Oct. 1876
81 have the honor to report that the Miami emigra-
ton party arrived here during last night, and the
Indians now Cat 10 a. m.) going board the
steamboat Colorado which the contractors have
chartered to proceed to ST. Louis, where another
steamboat will be chartered to take them to West
port