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and the Red man; they must not make war one with another without his orders. It is gratifying to find that you were well received by them, you are sufficiently acquainted with the Indian Character to render yourself popular with them, which it is hoped you will do. The word you sent to Acaquash was proper, he is a good man and I perceive continues to give further proof of his fidel- ity, tell him to be at the council on the 16th of this month and to bring the Tawakoni with him to the council. Tell him that I love him as a brother, that Houston has al- ways loved him, and cannot change, he knows Acaquash is a true friend and desires to see him at the council he cannot be angry with his friend. It is to be regretted that the Mexican has given us the slip, ezecute your orders whenever practicable keep 1f011,r eye on White Feather, he is a suspicious character. Gen Houston will be here on the 10th he will then probably proceed to the council on Tehuacana Creek on the 16th if tfte Comanche come in. Continue to keep me advised of every occurrence. Your mo obt svt (signed) THOMAS G. WF.STERN Supdt Indian Affairs Doct Jones is elected to the Presidency, this is certain and by a majority of upwards of 2000 votes it is believed.
No. 66 ACCOUNT OF EXPENSES OF INDIAN AGENTS E. STROUD AND O'rHERS Boggy Depot 7th September 1844
The Republic of Texas per Col. E. Stroud and others Bot of Berthelet Heald and Co for Indian presents 1842 August 24 48 yds Domestic @ 20
$ 9.60
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,. ½ Qr Paper ,. 12 Blankets
4/-Paid Caddo Express 10.25
4.50
54.00
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