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1:101:347

2021-05-05T16:21:34Z

Suttons5:

For: Mr. Medell
from office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D.C
Fort Wayne 12th May, 1847
Sir
I beg leave to state to you that W.A. Coquilard (acting under Mr. Dowling's Miami removing contract) has returned from the West, and desires to commence engaging teams and man to take by land way of the Miamis yet in Indiana who can be inclined to go.

W. Coquilard will provide every thing to make them comfortable on the route, and we hope that we may be indulged in as little expences as possible, of officers where but little is left to be finished

Messr Caquilard (Mr. C's wife) who speaks the Pottawatamie language and is a kind x skillful Nurse) will go along, and will have medicines to give the little Party any attention necessary; and as the route will be through settler country (through Illinois and Missouri) with this, and medical assistance on the route, they will receive all the attention their wants will require.

As the names of all not removed are before you, when a list is made out by a Major Vaughn, the agent to receive them you will thus be correctly informed who have this time gone West:-- and we hope that you may first consider it necessary with this small party, to appoint the Government officers, physician &c that were required in the Miami emigration

1:101:348

2021-05-05T16:12:46Z

Suttons5:

The family of the 4 chiefs (Ko-assee-Mese-quiah, White Loon
and Rivarree) in named to you in my last letters, and which Messrs Hamilton + Benoist refers to) are now very small-
and we will do all in our power to persuade them to go: these chiefs returned with Lafontaine.

Some of them I learn are better pleased with
the country West, than they expected to be; Ko-assee-
(now the first chief) was very well pleased with the Country you lately gave their Pottawotomee friends, within Kansas; and could they get Country there, [illegible]all the tribe not required by treaty to go can be Induced to Emigrate

--We earnestly desire to closer for Messr Dowling's contract in a manner satisfactory to the Hon. Indian department and to meet its approbation.
-
With much respect
your obt & humble S=ert
W.G. Ewing

NB. Messr Coquilard desires to start them in
time for the payment and thus induce as many
as possible to go.

1:101:348

2021-05-05T16:04:53Z

Suttons5:

The family of the 4 chiefs (Ko-assee-Mese-quiah, White Loon
and Rivarree) in named to you in my last letters, and which Messrs Hamilton + Benoist refers to) are now very small-
and we will do all in our power to persuade them to go: these chiefs returned with Lafontaine.

Some of them I learn are better pleased with
the country West, than they expected to be; Ko-assee-
(now the first chief) was very well pleased with the Country you lately gave their Pottawotomee friends, [on the] Kansas; and could they get Country there, [illegible]all the tribe not required by treaty to go can be Induced to Emigrate

--We earnestly [desire?] to closer for Messr Dowling's contract in a manner satisfactory to the Hon. Indian department and to meet its approbation.
-
With much respect
your obt & humble S=ert
W.G. Ewing

NB. Messr Coquilard desires to start them [illegible]
time for the payment and this in [illegible] [illegible]
as possible to go.

[signature??]

1:101:347

2021-05-05T15:55:42Z

Suttons5:

For: Mr. Medell
from office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D.C
Fort Wayne 12th May, 1847
Sir
I beg leave to state to you that W.A. Coquilard (acting under Mr. Dowling's Miami removing contract) has returned from the West, and desires to commence engaging teams and man to take by land way of the Miamis yet in Indiana who can be inclined to go.

W. Coquilard will provide every thing to make [them comfortable?] on the route, and we hope that we may be indulged in as little expences as possible, of officers where but little is left to be finished

Messr Caquilard (Mr. C's wife) who speaks the Pottawatamie language and is a kind x skillful Nurse) will go along, and will have medicines to give the little Party any attention necessary; and as the route will be through settler country (through Illinois and Missouri) with this, and medical assistance on the route, they will receive all the attention their wants will require.

As the names of all not removed are before you, when a list is made out by a Major Vaughn, the agent to receive them you will thus be correctly informed who have this time gone West:-- and we hope that you may first consider it necessary with this small party, to appoint the Government officers, physician &c that were required in the Miami emigration

1:101:348

2021-05-05T11:20:53Z

Suttons5:

The family of the 4 chiefs (Ko-afsee-Mege-quiah, TafuteLou?
and Rinannie) in regard to you in my last letters, and which Messrs Hamilton + Benoist [illegible] are now very sma--
and we will do all in our power to persuade them to go: these chiefs welcomed with Lafontaine.

Some of them I learn are better pleased with
the [country?] [illegible], than they expected to be; Ko-afsee-
[illegible] the first chief was very well pleased with the Contract you [alely] gave their Pollawotomee friends, [on the] Kansas; and could they get Co--ber there, [illegible] the tribe not required by treaty to go [can] be [illegible] to Emigrate

[illegible] [illegible] be earnestly [desire?] to closer for Messr [illegible] [illegible] in a manner [salis?] factory to the [illegible]; [illegible] [department?] and [num?]
-
With much respect
[illegible] humble [illegible]
N.G. Ewing

[illegible] Messr Coquilain desires to start their [illegible]
time for the payment and this in [illegible] [illegible]
as [probable?] to go.

[signature??]

1:101:348

2021-05-04T21:52:51Z

Suttons5:

The family of the 4 chiefs (Ko-afsee-Mege-quiah, TafuteLou?
and Rinannie) in regard to you in my last letters, and which Messrs Hamilton + Benoist [illegible] are now very sma--
and we will do all in our power to persuade them to go: these chiefs welcomed with Lafontaine.

Some of them I learn are better pleased with
the [country?] [illegible], than they expected to be; Ko-afsee-
[illegible] the first chief was very well pleased with the Contract you [alely] gave their Pollawotomee friends, [on the] Kansas; and could they get Co--ber there, [illegible] the tribe not required by treaty to go [can] be [illegible] to Emigrate [illegible] [illegible] be earnestly [desire?] to closer for Messr [illegible] salis? factory to the [illegible]
[department?] of
-
With much respect
-
-.G. Ewing

[illegible] Messr Coquilain -esing to start their [illegible]
[illegible] for the payment

1:101:347

2021-05-04T21:36:46Z

Suttons5:

For: Mr. Medell
from office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D.C
Fort Wayne 12th May, 1847
Sir
I beg leave to state to you that W.A. Coquilard (acting under Mr. Dowling's Miami removing contract) has removed from the West, and desires to commence engaging teams and man to take by land way of the Miamis yet in Indiana who can be inclined to go.

W. Coquilard will [forward?] every thing to make [illegible] [corn?] [fortible? or for trade?] on the route, and we hope that we may be in regard? in my little experiences? as -able of officers where [b?] little is left to be finished

Messr Caquilard (Mr. C[illegible] [wife to his?] who speaks the Pollaewatamie language and is a kind x skillful Nurse) will go along, and will have medicines to give the little [party] [illegible] [alteration?] [illegible]; and as the route will be through settler country (through Illinois and [illegible]) with this, and medical [illegible] on the route, they will receive all the attention their hearts will require.

As the names of all not removed [illegible] before you, when a list is made out by [illegible phrase] receive there you will [illegible] be [conseatly?] informed who have their heirs gone West and we hope that you [illegible] [illegible]
c[illegible] it ?pany with this small [party?], to afe?oint the give our most offering, [illegible] that were required in the Miami emigration

1:101:347

2021-05-04T21:34:04Z

Suttons5:

For: Mr. Medell
from office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D.C
Fort Wayne 12th May, 1847
Sir
I beg leave to state to you that W.A. Coquilard (acting under Mr. Dowling's Miami removing contract) has removed from the West, and desires to commence engaging teams and man to take by land way of the Miamis yet in Indiana who can be inclined to go.

W. Coquilard will [forward?] every thing to make [illegible] [corn?] [fortible? or for trade?] on the route, and we hope that we may be in regard? in my little experiences? as -able of officers where [b?] little is left to be finished

Messr Caquilard (Mr. C[illegible] [wife to his?] who speaks the Pollaewatamie language and is a kind x skillful Nurse) will go along, and will have medicines to give the little [party] [illegible] [alteration?] [illegible]; and as the route will be through settler country (through Illinois and [illegible]) with this, and medical [illegible] on the route, they will receive all the attention their hearts will require.

As the names of all not removed [illegible] before you, when a list is made out by ...... receive there you will [illegible] be [conseatly?] informed who have their heirs gone West and we hope that you [illegible] [illegible]
c[illegible] it ?pany with this small [party?], to afe?oint the give our most offering, [illegible] that were required in the Miami emigration

1:101:347

2021-05-04T21:29:14Z

Suttons5:

For: Mr. Medell
from office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D.C
Fort Wayne 12th May, 1847
Sir
I beg leave to state to you that W.A. Coquilard (acting under Mr. Dowling's Miami removing contract) has removed from the West, and desires to commence engaging teams and man to take by land way of the Miamis yet in Indiana who can be inclined to go.

W. Coquilard will [forward?] every thing to make [illegible] [corn?] [fortible? or for trade?] on the route, and we hope that we may be in regard? in my little experiences? as -able of officers where [b?] little is left to be finished

Messr Caquilard (Mr. C[illegible] [wife to his?] who speaks the Pollaewatamie language and is a kind x skillful Nurse) will go along, and will have medicines to give the little [party] [illegible] [alteration?] [illegible]; and as the route will be through settler country (through Illinois and [illegible]) with this, and medical [illegible] on the route, they will receive all the attention their hearts will require.

As the names of all not removed [illegible] before you, when a list is made out by ...... receive there you will [illegible] be [conseatly?] informed who have their heirs gone West and we hope that you [illegible] [illegible]
c[illegible] it ?pany with this small [party?], to afe?oint
the give our most offering, [illegible] that were required
in the Miami emigration

1:101:346

2021-05-04T21:07:53Z

Suttons5:

Emigration Miami
E.17.
M. G. Ewing
Fort Wayne, 12 May, 1867
A. Coquillard has returned and is ready to engage in the removal of such Miamis in a state in Indiana. so the members removal, before sept. will not appoint the same number of officers as in the main emigration [illegible].

Received 22 May, 1847

1:101:347

2021-05-04T18:37:28Z

Suttons5:

For: Mr. Medell
from office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D.C
Fort Wayne 12th May, 1847
Sir
I beg leave to state to
you that W.A. Coquilard (acting under Mr. Dowling's
Miami removing contract) has removed from the
West, and desires to commence engaging teams and man
to take by land way of the Miamis yet in Indiana who
Can be inclined to go.

W. Coquilard will forward every thing to make [illegible]
[illegible] fortible on the route, and we hope that we may be
in regard? in my little experiences? as -able of officers
where [b?] little is left to be finished
Messr Caquilard (Mr. C[illegible] who speaks the Pollaewat
-amie language and as a [illegible] x skillful Nurse) will go
[Illegible], and will have medicines to give the little party
[illegible] [alteration?] [illegible]; and as the route will be through
se? C..tey (through [Illinois?] to [illegible]) with this, and
medical [illegible] on the route, they will receive all
the attention their hearts will require.
As the names of all not removed [illegible] before you, when a
list is made out by ...... receive
there you will [illegible] be conseatly informed who have
their heirs gone West and we hope that you [illegible] [illegible]
c[illegible] it ?pany with this small party, to afe?oint
the give our most offering, [illegible] that were required
in the Miami emigration

1:101:347

2021-05-04T18:34:34Z

Suttons5:

For: Mr. Medell
from office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D.C
Fort Wayne 12th May, 1847
Sir
I beg leave to state to
you that W.A. Coquilard (acting under Mr. Dowling's
Miami removing contract) has removed from the
West, and desires to commence engaging teams and man
to take by land way of the Miamis yet in Indiana who
Can be inclined to go.

W. Coquilard will forward every thing to make [illegible]
[illegible] fortible on the route, and we hope that we may be
in regard? in my little experiences? as -able of officers
where [b?] little is left to be finished
Messr Caquilard (Mr. C[illegible] who speaks the Pollaewat
-amie language and as a [illegible] x skillful Nurse) will go
[Illegible], and will have medicines to give the little party
[illegible] [alteration?] [illegible]; and as the route will be through
se? C..tey (through [Illinois?] to [illegible]) with this, and
medical [illegible] on the [illegible], they will receive all
the attention their hearts will require.
As the names of all not removed [illegible] before you, when a
list is made out by ...... receive
there you will [illegible] be conseatly informed who have
their heirs gone West and we hope that you [illegible] [illegible]
c[illegible] it ?pany with this small party, to afe?oint
the give our most offering, [illegible] that were required
in the Miami emigration

1:101:347

2021-05-04T16:18:13Z

Suttons5:

For: Mr. Medell
from office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D.C
Fort Wayne 12th May, 1847
Sir
I beg leave to state to
you that W.A. Coquilard (acting under Mr. Dowling's
Miami removing contract) has removed from the
West, and desires to commence engaging teams and man
to take by land way of the Miamis yet in Indiana who
Can be inclined to go.

W. Coquilard will forward every thing to [illegible][illegible]
[illegible] fortible on the [illegible], and we hope that we may be
in regard? in my little experiences? as -able of officers
where [b?] little is left to be finished
Messr Caquilard (Mr. C[illegible] who speaks the Pollaewat
-amie language and as a [illegible] x skillful Nurse) will go
[Illegible], and will have medicines to give the little party
[illegible] [alteration?] [illegible]; and as the [illegible] will be through
se? C..tey (through [Illinois?] to [illegible]) with this, and
medical [illegible] on the [illegible], they will receive all
the attention their hearts will require.
As the names of all not removed [illegible] before you, when a
list is made out by ...... receive
there you will [illegible] be conseatly informed who have
their heirs gone West and we hope that you [illegible] [illegible]
c[illegible] it ?pany with this small party, to afe?oint
the give our most offering, [illegible] that were required
in the Miami emigration

1:101:346

2021-05-04T15:58:15Z

Suttons5:

Emigration Miami
E.17.
M. G. Ewing
Fort Wayne, 12 May, 1867
A. Coquillard has returned and is [mercy] to engage in the removal of such Miamis in a state in Indiana. so the members removal, before sept. will not appoint the same number of officers as in the main emigration [illegible].

Received 22 May, 1847

1:101:346

2021-05-04T15:54:19Z

Suttons5:

Emigration Miami
E.17.
M. G. Ewing
Fort Wayne, 12 May, 1867
A. Coquillard has returned and is [mercy] to engage in the removal of such Miamis in a state in Indiana. so the [numbering] removal, before sept. will not appoint the same number of officers as in the main emigration [illegible].

Received 22 May, 1847

1:101:346

2021-05-04T15:47:28Z

Suttons5:

Emigration Miami
E.17.
M. G. Ewing
Fort Wayne, 12 May, 1867
A. Coquillard has returned and
in [mercy] to engage in the removal of such Miamis in a state in Indiana. so the
[numbering] removal, before sept.
will not appoint the same number of officers as in the main emigration [illegible].

Received 22 May, 1867

1:101:346

2021-05-04T15:41:20Z

Suttons5:

Emigration Miami
E.17.
M. G. Ewing
Fort Wayne, 12 May, 1867
A. Coquillard has returned and
in [mercy] to engage in the removal
of such Miamis in
a state in Indiana. so the
numbering ---, before sept.
will not appoint the same
member of offices as in the
main emigration [illegible]

Received 22 May, 1867

1:101:347

2021-05-04T15:27:37Z

Suttons5:

For: Mr. Medell
from office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D.C
Fort Wayne 12th May, 1847
Sir
I beg leave to state to
you that W.A. Coquilard (acting under Mr. Dowling's
Miami removing contract) has removed I from the
West, and desires to commence engaging teams and man
to take by land way of the Miamis yet in Indiana who
Can be inclined to go.
W. Coquilard will forward every thing to [illegible][illegible]
[illegible] fortible on the [illegible], and we hope that we may be
in regard? in my little experiences? as -able of officers
where b-- little is left to be finished
Messr Caquilard (Mr. C[illegible] who speaks the [Pollaewat]?
Miami language and as a [illegible] x skillful Nurse) will go
[Illegible], and will have medicines to give the little party
will be through
se? C..tey (through [illegible] [illegible]) with this, [illegible]
medical [illegible] on the [illegible], they will receive all
the attention their hearts will require.
[illegible] names of all not removed [illegible] before you, when a
list is made out by
there you will [illegible] be conseatly informed who have
their heirs gone West and we hope that you [illegible] [illegible]
c[illegible] it ?pany with this small party, to afe?oint
the give our most offering, [illegible] that were required
in the Miami emigration

1:101:347

2021-05-04T15:23:00Z

Suttons5:

For: Mr. Medell
from office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D.C
Fort Wayne 12th May, 1847
Sir
I beg leave to state to
you that W.A. Coquilard (acting under Mr. Dowling's
Miami removing contract) [has] wheresee I form the
West, and desires to commence engaging teams and man
to take by land way of the Miamis yet in Indiana who
Can be inclined to go.
W. Coquilard will forward every thing to [illegible][illegible]
[illegible] fortible on the [illegible], and we hope that we may be
in regard? in my little experiences? as -able of officers
where b-- little is left to be finished
Messr Caquilard (Mr. C[illegible] who speaks the [Pollaewat]?
Miami language and as a [illegible] x skillful Nurse) will go
[Illegible], and will have medicines to give the little party
will be through
se? C..tey (through [illegible] [illegible]) with this, [illegible]
medical [illegible] on the [illegible], they will receive all
the attention their hearts will require.
[illegible] names of all not removed [illegible] before you, when a
list is made out by
there you will [illegible] be conseatly informed who have
their heirs gone West and we hope that you [illegible] [illegible]
c[illegible] it ?pany with this small party, to afe?oint
the give our most offering, [illegible] that were required
in the Miami emigration

1:101:348

2021-05-04T15:19:08Z

Suttons5:

The family of the 4 chiefs (Ko-afsee-Mege-quiah, TafuteLou?
and Rinannie) in regard to you in my last letters, and which
Messrs Hamilton + Benoist [illegible] are now very sma--
and we will do all in our power to persuade them to
go: these chiefs welcomed with Lafontaine.

Some of them I learn are better pleased with
the [contract] [illegible], than they expected to be; Ko-afsee-
[illegible] the first chief was very well pleased with the
Contract you [alely] gave their Pollawotomee friends,
[on the] Kansas; and could they get Co--ber there,
[illegible] the tribe not required by treaty to go
[can] be [illegible] to Emigrate
[illegible] [illegible] be earnestly desc- to closer to Messr
[illegible] salis? factory to
the [illegible]
-
With much respect
-
-.G. Ewing

[illegible] Messr Coquilain -esing to start their [illegible]
[illegible] for the payment

1:101:347

2021-05-04T15:09:48Z

Suttons5:

For: Mr. Medell
from office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D.C
Fort Wayne 12th May, 1847
Sir
I beg leave to state to
you that W.A. Coquilard (acting under Mr. Dowling's
Miami removing contract) [has] wheresee I form the
West, and desires to be in [illegible] and man
[illegible]-br L- way of the Miamis [get in]? Indiana who
Can be inclined to go.
W. Coquilard will forward every thing to [illegible][illegible]
[illegible] fortible on the [illegible], and we hope that we may be
in regard? in my little experiences? as -able of officers
where b-- little is left to be finished
Messr Caquilard (Mr. C[illegible] who speaks the [Pollaewat]?
Miami language and as a [illegible] x skillful Nurse) will go
[Illegible], and will have medicines to give the little party
will be through
se? C..tey (through [illegible] [illegible]) with this, [illegible]
medical [illegible] on the [illegible], they will receive all
the attention their hearts will require.
[illegible] names of all not removed [illegible] before you, when a
list is made out by
there you will [illegible] be conseatly informed who have
their heirs gone West and we hope that you [illegible] [illegible]
c[illegible] it ?pany with this small party, to afe?oint
the give our most offering, [illegible] that were required
in the Miami emigration

1:101:347

2021-05-04T14:52:35Z

Suttons5:

For: Mr. Medell
from office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D.C
Fort Wayne 12th May, 1847
Sir
I beg leave to state to
you that W.A. Coquilard (acting under Mr. Dowling's
Miami removing contract) [has] wheresee I form the
West, and desires to be in [illegible] and man
[illegible]-br L- way of the Miamis [get in]? Indiana who
Can be inclined to go.
W. Coquilard will forward every thing to [illegible][illegible]
[illegible] fortible on the [illegible], and we hope that we may be
in regard? in my little experiences? as -able of officers
where b-- little is left to be finished
Messr Caquilard Mr. C[illegible] who speaks the [Pollaewat]?
Miami language and as a [illegible] x skillful Nurse) will go
[Illegible], and will have medicines to give the little party
will be through
se? C..tey (through [illegible] [illegible]) with this, [illegible]
medical? they will receive all
the attention their [illegible] will require
[illegible] names of all not? removal [illegible] before you, when a
[illegible]list? is made out by
there you will [illegible] be conseatly informed who have
their h[illegible] gone? West and we hope that you [illegible] [illegible]
[illegible] it ?pany with this small party, to afe?oint
the give our most offering, [illegible] that were required
in the Miami emigration

1:101:347

2021-05-04T14:33:08Z

Suttons5:

For: Mr. Medell
from officfe of Indian Affairs
Washington, D.C
Fort Wayne 12th May, 1847
Sir
I beg leave to state to
you that W.A. Coquilard (acting under Mr. Dowling's
Miami removing contract) [has] wheresee I form the
West, and desire to be in [illegible] and man
[illegible]-br L- way of the Miamis of Indiana who
Can be inclined? to go
W. Coquilard will for?[illegible] every thing to [illegible][illegible]
[illegible] fortible on the [illegible], and we hope that we may be
in regard? in by? little experiences? as -able of [illegible]officers?
where b-- little in lef-- finished
Messr Caquilard Mr. C[illegible] [illegible] speadly the Pollaevat?
Miami language and [illegible] x [illegible] Nurse) will go
will be through
se? C..tey (through [illegible] [illegible]) with this, [illegible]
medical? they will receive all
the attention their [illegible] will require
[illegible] names of all not? removal [illegible] before you, when a
[illegible]list? is made out by
there you will [illegible] be conseatly informed who have
their h[illegible] gone? West and we hope that you [illegible] [illegible]
[illegible] it ?pany with this small party, to afe?oint
the give our most offering, [illegible] that required
in the Miami emigration

1:101:348

2021-04-29T18:46:25Z

Suttons5:

The family of the 4 chiefs (Ko-afsee-Mege-quiah, TafuteLou?
and Rinannie) in regard to you in my last letters, and which
Messrs Hamilton + Benoist [illegible] are now very sma--
and we will do all in our power to persuade them to
go [Illegible] these chiefs [illegible]welcomed? with Lafontaine.

---- Some of them I learn are better pleasured with
the --er --t, than they expected to be; Ko-afsee-
--- the first chief was very well pleased with the
C---ber you -alely gave their Pollawotomee friends,
on the Kanza?; and could they get Co--ber there,
[illegible] the tribe not required by treaty to go
[illegible] be in- to E-negrate
[illegible] [illegible] be earnestly desc- to closer to Messr
[illegible] salis? factory to
the [illegible]
-
With much respect
-
-.G. Ewing

[illegible] Messr Coquilain -esing to start their [illegible]
[illegible] for the payment

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Emigration Miami
E.17.
M. G. Ewing
Fort Wayne, 12 May, 1867
A. Coquillard her return and
in mercy to engage in the removal
of such Miamis of
a state in Indiana. so the
numbering ---, before sept.
will not appoint the same
member of offices as in the
main emigration [illegible]

Received 22 May, 1867

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Sir
I beg leave to state to
you that W.A. Coquilard (acting under? Mr. ?ewling
Miami -ing for? --- wheresee I form the
West, and -ing [illegible] and man
[illegible]-br L- way of the Miamis of Indiana who
Can be inclined? to go
W. Coquilard will for?[illegible] every thing to [illegible][illegible]
[illegible] fortible on the [illegible], and we hope that we may be
in regard? in by? little experiences? as -able of [illegible]officers?
where b-- little in lef-- finished
Messr Caquilard Mr. C[illegible] [illegible] speadly the Pollaevat?
Miami language and [illegible] x [illegible] Nurse) will go
will be through
se? C..tey (through [illegible] [illegible]) with this, [illegible]
medical? they will receive all
the attention their [illegible] will require
[illegible] names of all not? removal [illegible] before you, when a
[illegible]list? is made out by
there you will [illegible] be conseatly informed who have
their h[illegible] gone? West and we hope that you [illegible] [illegible]
[illegible] it ?pany with this small party, to afe?oint
the give our most offering, [illegible] that required
in the Miami emigration

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Sir
I beg leave to state to
you that W.A. Coquilard? [illegible]
Miami -ing for? --- the
West, and -ing [illegible] and man
[illegible]-br L- way of the Miamis [illegible] who
[illegible] be [illegible] to go
W. Coquilard will f[illegible] every thing to [illegible][illegible]
[illegible] fortible on the [illegible], and we hope that we [illegible] be
in regard in by? little experiences? as -able of [illegible]
where b-- little in lef-- finished
Messr Caquilard

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The family of the 4 chiefs (Ko-afsee-Mege-quiah, TafuteLou?
and Rinannee?) in regard to you in my last letters, and which
Messrs Hamilton + Benoist [illegible] are now very sma--
and we will do all in our pwoer to persuade them to
go [Illegible] these chiefs [illegible] with Lafontaine.

---- Some of them I learn are better pleasured with
the --er --t, than they expected to be; Ko-afsee-
--- the first chief was very well pleased with the
C---ber you -alely gave their Pollawotomee friends,
on the Kanza?; and could they get Co--ber there,
[illegible] the tribe not required by treaty to go
[illegible] be in- to E-negrate
[illegible] [illegible] be earnestly desc- to closer to Messr
[illegible] scelis? factory to
the [illegible]
-
With much respect
-
-.G. Ewing

[illegible] Messr Coquilain -esing to start their [illegible]
[illegible] for the payment

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The family of the 4 chiefs (Ko-afsee-Mege-quiah, FafuteLou?
and Rinannee?) in regard to you in my last letters, and which
Messrs Hamilton + Benoist

---- Some of them I learn are better pleas.. with
the --- --, than they reputable or respectable; Ko-afsee-
--- first chief was very well pleased with the
C---ber you -alely gave their ---- friends,
on the Kanza?; and could they get Co? there,

be earnestly des

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I beg leave to state to you that W.A. Coquilnad?
Miami
West, and

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-
-
M. G. Ewing
Fort Wayne, 12 May, 1867
A. Co Qui her return and in - to engage in the re
moval of ?ach - Miami -
a state in Indiana. -o the
---bering ---, before sept.
will not appoint the same
(m or n)umber of - as is the
main

Received 22 May, 1867

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M.
Fort Wayne, 12 May, 1867
A. Co Qui her return and in - to engage in the re
moval of ?ach - Miami -
a state in Indiana.