THE MIAMI INDIANS.
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Some time since il was stated in the papers
that the Miami Indians were reluctant TO re-
move from the lands they now occupy, in In
diana, and that a military force would be called
into requisition TO coerce them. A military
force was sent among the red men; and, accor
ding to letter in the 'Union,' they were re-
moved 'peaceably and quietly


The presence of the soldiers accomplished
more than the white mans promlses-thus
showing that the apprehended report Of mus
ket is more potent than the soft notes Of the
human voice et