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he will not expect or ask for any advances, until the Indians are delivered in the West.- With oni Indorsement, the Bank lease, will furnish W. Coquillard the neccessary [illegible]; and we take [illegible] in accomending him as [illegible] very suitable [illegible] to [illegible] this furnish, we believe he can induce a greater number of them to emigration, than any other man in the Country; and their permanent home being now provided, no doubt the Government is [illegible] to have there [illegible] to it. - W Coquillard desires us to explore our [illegible] of his capacity and Miamis of executing such a contract to the [illegible]: Indian Department, which ive now beg leave to submit in the forgiving remarks - With much respect Your oh [illegible] servants W.G + G.W Ewing Evering Chute +C