{"newspaper_name": "The Portland gazette.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Iedsome time since, has been completely success
full in the objects ofthis expedition. About 81 OF
the tribe were killed, including their principal
chief. No one belonging to the American de
tachment was killed, and only two wounded.
The savages deserted from their towns, where
the attack was first made, fearing total destruc-
tion and could not be persuaded to return, by the
messengers sent from the American Commander.
The buildings Of their settlement were subse-
quently burned by some designing and interested
traders contrary to the express orders, and a
gainst the precautions Of Col. Leavenworth.