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My -, 1893


" WE are threatened BY the
Cho6Eaw nation ofIndians, Gncc
the troops have been dilbandcd
we are in momentary danger of
being aefroyed by thoic ayagce,
who arc very numerous, and can
raile al leaf fix taoufand active
warriors. They boat of the
French, their old friends, coma
ing to afit them again. The
Of this territory are IN
diciplined, deAitutc of arms and
ammunition the arms of the XII.
States, which have been ftnt
here to be fold linfe1d of being
dePoIited here for the uGe of the
militia)are, whatremains unfold,
almoit ate UP with ruG, at leait
rendered unfit for u[e. Thole
that have been fold are Princi-
pally gone out Of the territory,
Numbers Of Indians are daily AZ
The Governors feat, very proud
and faucy, making what demands
hey pleale.'