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major Saul Macount.
Detroit August 37 1832.
General
bu the day after the arrival of the
Secretary of war in this city I wrote to you at his
request. to inform you of the condition of the hoops
in this circuity 2 of ane measures which had been taken
writte respect to them. The Lecretary, being much indis-
posed has requested me to write again in continuation
Gent scotts despatches to the war Department
will have of the state of that part of
his command which had reached Chicago up to the
282 ult; and that he was when in Love uncertainty as to
his further movements. These have been in all perba.
bility materially influenced S inhalligence of the further
operations of the face under Gent Athinson's correction
intelligence which he could not have received at the time
he wrote, but which has reached this place from a source
which thoughoust official may be relied our capt
Plympton writes from Fort Minuebago to an office sh
Fort Howard Geen Bay, that the mounted force under Geal.
Dodge had overtaken the Indians L had an engagement
with them. It appears that the Indians abondoued
their position near the Four lakes, recreated towards
the with a view it is supposed. f croping
that river proceeding, by its ught bank, towards the
mipipuppe Gard Dodge, with about mine hundred mount
ed men, went in particist of them x on the abenning of
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