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The examination of the late debts ( ) the Miamis is concluded, although the ( ) have not ( ) made their | The examination of the late debts ( ) the Miamis is concluded, although the ( ) have not ( ) made their | ||
| − | ( ) in the ( ) to submit to their | + | ( ) in the ( ) to submit to their investigation. The Indians ( ) the ( ) to set apart a ( ) of their annuities for the ( ) of the amount ( ) ( ), and it is stipulated that nothing shall be consummated ( ) till after the emigration is effected. If not inconsistent, I would ask that as soon as this argument reaches you, an answer may ( ) that no action could be had on it untill after the emigration is effected. And if an appreciation should be made for a ( ) here before the removal, I hope it will not be granted, all things are right here now, and if they remain as they are, I do not entertain a doubt about being able to effect this emigration with very little further trouble. |
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| + | Col. W. Mcdill? Very Respectfully | ||
| + | ( ) of Indian Affairs Your Hon. Servant | ||
| + | Washington D.C. Joseph Sinclair | ||
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