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Some of them I learn are better pleased with
Some of them I learn are better pleased with
the country West, than they expected to be; Ko-assee-
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] <u>Kansas</u>; and could they get Country <u>there</u>, [illegible]all the tribe not required by treaty to go can be Induced to Emigrate  
(now the first chief) was very well pleased with the Country you lately gave their Pottawotomee friends, within <u>Kansas</u>; and could they get Country <u>there</u>, [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.
--We earnestly desire to closer for Messr Dowling's contract in a manner satisfactory to the Hon. Indian department and to meet its approbation.
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With much respect
With much respect
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W.G. Ewing
W.G. Ewing


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

Revision as of 12:12, 5 May 2021

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.