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DISPATCHES
Sccrttary at JVar
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- ly V- 5 V , , Tincennet, vV
I 'Sir-Tn my letter uf 'he
Vnl8,181t j
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;f Tn mr eitcr ui sne u
f dfrfmTefthehonorlocommunicateth
S rrirt oT an action Intwen the troop
Under my cornmana ana jaciuuuu,.
tinnV.flndiar.t under the conrp; ofvth.
Shtilnoc .Prophet.' I bad previously
irfornVd you n letter, of the 2. mit.
cfmy,bcedtnx prtsvicmly to my af
tif ii iuhe Vn million River, vhcre I
b'nd crnivd a blcxk-houit for the pro-
i
:
lection V the boat4 which lra obliged
to Umltnd a depositor? for our.hca
t W bacreUe md such part of opr prA-
' 7 ' ,-rx.,rt m
aions ke were unaoic io irt'K
. - tV,. r,nmlnr' nf the 3'1
inst. I conmeoctd my march from the
jfblock.hou;- The Wabash al ve thia
; turning cntsiderbly to theEastv rd
' . i ) 1 vis obllt in order to atoid the bro
It ken and otdy . count rr v?hchinJtr
h .hnn it trtrhW m CDUTSC tOlhe WCt
anl of nort Hto pptn the pt ines which
lie to the back of 'hose wo ds. f At tht
end cf cne drjr'march; I wa enabled
"to tke.the priper direction (N. Eav.)
which broucht m. on the ctenin of ht
h In a imall tr-ek at about 11 miles
ft from-be ProDhra Town. I hd on th
preceding day avoided the dDgcrous
'pass;of P necrek by inclining a fc
xnilca to t hi-left where the troops and
wr j;s;on ' wcrv crwsrd with xpedltion
and ss&tj. Our.pute on th 6'h f r
. aooui six m'ie lay inougn yr tiy c-
pirated by imll potnts of woods.; ,
Mf order of march hitherto bi been
r 1
timilar to that o-d by Gm.A jyne
that is the ir Tint' r wef in tw crwumns
i i
.effi it cn either Mde nf the nafi and
the roouTitcd rinemen and car ry ; in
' front, in the rear and on th flalks
'Where the prctmd ws unfavoraaU for
. the action of' cavalry .thty w re' p'sced
in the rearfbu where it was otherwiit
thy were made to exrh3r.frr positidn
' with one of the mourned rifle corps
m Undrstanding that the iit frvur roiie
wrte open woods and the pr-bihility.be
M, greater hal we should br attackrn
: hi front th n on et her fl k, 1 htltrd at
i .that distance frmp the 'own rwl formed
' tthe arrrr in order of battle : The U
.otairs'irmmiry placed in tne centrt i
l. two commoiei of Milif Infamy. irr
'-" i I feme'of mU'ted ifl' men n each fllk,
: j i formed the front fine. In htrjrf nf
J ' Ji, this line wa's pbee'd the buggagr, dr n
compactly at possible, and into:
fdiatel
ly brhind i: n-scrve of hrc f m-
panie ci mili'ta ml. niry. lnccOdi
formtd a, second line at the c'ista Je of
j y ft
three hundred yards in the rear n the
frrnt lire, and a comnanr nfmcintrd
'riflemen the advanced euanl at th d1-
. unccinirpnu i o ia"i;rate tne dijtc
r the whole were then bn kfcn c ff iti h
s r n e ... i '
' eolnmn of rnmmn!. !inniii th
. roost favorable for forming in'ordtro!
3 battle with ficiUty and prnision, Ourt
v marcn was slow and cautious and tnucrr'
! delayed hy the examination of J Tenj
' place which seeraed.'calcuiUed fpr,an
;anbucade. Indeed the ground i?ai for
tome time ao, unfavorable that I was Ob
: ligcd lo change tber position of Ht St v?v.
J ral corps, three time's in the distance cf
- ' -f a mile. At half past 2 (clock we pasv
;f t. im?H tree k at the dittrct:? of I t
1 .Pn wood, when the a rmytW baited
.and a train drawn urv fn ntiKft httt
puiingthewholcofthelastdaysTnarch
j Ionics pi inoians were tons' antltr about
rS nd every rfTort was m-dt b;the In.
terpreters to speak to them, but )n vain
i JT-w attempts of hz kiod'wrre now
JTOJc, btxt'pr ring (equally intSVftual,
a capttin Dubois of the sbtci anfrdr1.
i effmog to c wi-H a flagtotht town, !
f dispatched him witB'an jnUrpfe.er to
request a conference whh therrophet i
' 1 - J? momemsa roejiage wa sent
- by Cpt; Dubois fo irjorrv n 5 that in
X p:vauemp s ,Q advance. te Ir dims ap-
I Z j V -n V- anc 'though
hf had; spoken to therr ?r. ,he most
frendlv manner, tki. . r"
s.itKu- 'uwcr
'J?m,y deavored to q.t him ofTfrom
- 7 M ,rroc cr rrminrd to
-" , -r PM'dit I was K;tf-thad stance UityrigM-jiw
m : t wm rr w w mm . mm. . . a i iibi v - i i k -i m p
V.."1' 'MK thcen- KThse Hanks were fil 31 rJP he u rtt by j talked -iljQUnd that uartcn;s company
S ,K:J,J.r- - lWIo;eomv twocornpan'is oTinwind rificmeft, a- had 'uQere4 severely apd;the, leftfof
rS 1hrt4'nnform nVuXlto Vut ISO ohdthe GeigerV entirely vbrokenlJmmK
. : maZZZt
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UJd fuvorabl: that hc Indiana n front
had' manifested nthing . but' hostility;
ind had answered; eVerjk at(erop to
hting them to a parley, with contempt Ec
insolence. I was immediately advised by.
jall'the ofBcers aroapcl me to'movefoC
jwVd." A similar' wish,' indeed; pcrra
f.'ed'all the army it was drawn up in
xcdlent ordrr. and tYerjr man eppear-
L d eatrcr to decide the contest imtncdi
kampment might be had upon the War
aiht'I yfeldedto What . appearedh'e
general wiah.' aid directed the troops to'
-fivance ; takincr care however. td 'avV
.'iketritcrpre'ers in front. with directions
u,,invue Aconiercn'e wun tny iuuiiii
M.I.k. Iil.. W h'nrl nnt
llaAv.nrrd atx've four hundred yards
:d yards I
re Indians!
d (ruirdJ
ipeak'-to'-
M aen I ras informed that three
had approached the advanced
ai d harl uTrir rt ft vish lm
me. 1 found upon their arrival th-f
one of them was a man ia grear eMirhrv
i'n uith the Prophet. He informe
me ;hat the chiefs were much urnrtMl
av - m Ik f
ai ray advancing Upon themvao Tapm'
ma; hcy were j;tven to understand ly
he D law.ires and Miamies whomll
had ent u them a few d.y bejord trftt
I wsuld not advance to heir It wn untjM
hatt Kcc'ued an answer to nTdrmar!s
ma4e through them. Thar'this amrri
ha bee dispatched by the Potawaiine
cu'ii tiemar, who naa.accornp3cc
theIum es and Ddavaraon their V
turri t that tfier hjd !ft thtf PrODhrtS
i two diys before wUh. design to
ra.,ibut had unforturat-iy t4' n
d ah trie sou h side uf the 17a
I iswered that I M id no inr t -
f a f ki n z the m un t d 1 " i cn-k r-d
ry-4uld cot comply i h tl d.-
vh I had madci-lhat I yoy!d
and 4caip ot the Vabaari and
morng would have an inlti view
eP o bet a-d his chief? .& eipkh
tn ine fctf rmina'icmfM tni fre.
that In the mean time nt hos
tilities should be committrd. 'H'fieem-
ed much pleated wiih this artf pro
misedj that ,it should be lobsei fed on
thtir pirt. I f ten" resumed rnyj-porc
we arurk the4 cul?ivtttec).gr?t dt a
bjut 5CO ya'rdf below the tbwn-fbut as
ihee et ended to the bmkortE. Wa
bash, there wa ho" posMbTi'of e-
ning an .encampment wh eh pro
( vidrd with' both "ood a. d watd-. My
guar i and jut'-rpriters bt;ig si I
ith the advanced guard, ani takine
the xJ-rec ion of the town, th Jrjny fl
!l w d and hidadvancrd wi'lf y atK.u
lSOyards.when 50 or 60 It chafr a sallied
out, and with loud 'txctematioiUjtaJletj
to the cavalry nd to the militia ;nf intr
which wrre on'ourngLt fla.ikt to hal
I immediately advanced to the front,
caused the army to halt, and directed ai
intcrpiet:rfto request spmc'T h: ;hirf
to come to me. In fe nwints :ht
man who Had ben with me r f re made
his appearance." I inform "tl him :It. i
my object for the prtasnl wh t p o
cure a good piece of irouni tt encamp
on, where we ccu'd gH v4pd and water
!Ht -then informed me.ift herc w-.
a creek io ihe NcrtVvVijji. whi;.h
he thought would suit our. YtVoif-m
1 immediately dispatched i wo Ti"crs to
examine it., and they rcpored tnit the
"itua ion was ex-tflltnt. I then to k
leave of he chief, an I a mitual pro
raise was vgain made hr a,tupenslon
cf hostilities until w:e oiuld jhivr an.i
ttrsiew on the following day. J found
'he .ground- destined tor. the encamp
ment not! altogether :,tuto as I could,
wish it . It was, indeed, adturaliijcal
culated for the encaipmint of regular
troops that.were oppotd t regulars
but it afloidcd grciK facility to tho ap
proach of.savage 1 was a piece cf dry
oak land, rising about tea feet ab jve Ihi
lewl of W marshy prairii io1 front, (to
wards ibc lndjan town) ajd nearly, twice
that he-got above ftimihr:pairie in J-br
rear, through which andjireaf ibs ibink
ran a small strcamJclo hM with willows
and other- bruh jvood.l towards ;ihe
Icft-flank lhls bench of hikh lard wn
an ft f runt nninttf
. - - Wk r.Ukt nrA rtaf of
fight fl
p the fi
' 11 in I . ... . 1 - " V -fc ' . o a . . ' I y ; -i.it .'.I''- -V.':
ed contiderttbiy, but betbme gradually
narrower in trppoVitdlirectioni; tnu
at the ditbnee cf one hurldred and Gfty,
yirds from the rfghi'flaplfitcrmirat td in
1 liie tuvo 'coiutrins 01
this ground at the cistamc or aooui uc
hundred and fif:yrd(op;chyh.w
.l 'r r.Kri'frtrrtfMiiirx morelthan
Dirt trt the plant of Mr, delightfu l Ieaf e ,
Vnri'd Ky party rtge.to live like Brothers,
7 iy -iUlD 4Yt JANUARY 3, 1812;
"
t!-thje other by Si)encer,a company of
i IMUU-.ICU rtBCIIICIl, TUH-H OHIUUIHI.U -
I cighryimen. The front line was-com
iahfyr-under the command of Major
Fld d, tlanked on thfc right by two com
'f3af m of militia', and o"n the left by one
culipany. v The rear line was composed
ofja battalion of the U. S. troops, under
thl chmmand of Capt. Ba-n, acting a
"Mijof, end four companies of militia in
futry, und rLieu'-Col Decker. The
u!ar trfxp of this line joined the
I'tuuted "riflemen undrr Gen.W Us on
n lef fl-mk, and C I. D -rker'shatta-
icn to'meo an anirie wua openccra
f m
jmonv on the left.
Two troopi of Dragoons amoununt;
to in the aErceeaie ab:u' sixty men.
were encamptd in the rarof the left
P.ir.k, and captain Parked troop, which
was larger thtn the other two, in the
rear of the f ont line, Our order of cn.
csmpment varied little from that above ;
described, excepting when some, pecu
niarily of the ground made Unnecessary
Tpt d night attack the order of enramj
merit wts. the order of b.ttle, and each
man "slept immtdiatrly opposite to his
post ii the line. In hv formation of my
troops I used a single rank, or what is
c-ilb: luTi-K fik bec.He in Indian wa:-
fare,whtre then- isn shock tort sist,ore
rank is nt-ar!y as goml as twn, and in
that Und of warfare the extension of line
is a matter of the first importance
RaT troops alo manctuvr wi h much
more facility in single than in double
ranks. It wa my constant custom u
a!emble all the field (hcers at my tent
Overs, evenn g by signal, to g.ve them
he watch woid and their instructions
fr he night hose given for the ri?ght
f the 6th were, that each corps w!iici
f 'Trued a pait of the txteticr line of the
encampment," should Held its owl.
ground until reiievcW The Dragoons
were directed to parade dismounted it
case of anight attack, with! heir pitnl
in thur belts, and to act as a corp dr
reset ve. The camp was def-nded by
wo captains guards, consisting each f
f ur non-commissioned officers and 42
privates J'nd two sub-dtfin gtnrds of
tweoty noncommissioni.d u (hcers and.
privates. The whole u-.der the com
mand of a fiJd efficer of iheday. The
troops were recularly called up an hour
before day, and made to continue under
arms until it was quite light. )n the
morning of the 7th, I had risen at a
quarter past four o'clork, and fhe signal
fjrcjllin out he men would have been
given in two minutes, when ihejittaclt.
commenced. Ir began on ourTft flartfc
bu1 a sinvile gun was fired Dy, the cen
tinelsor by the gu.rd in that dirtci-m
wvhich made n t the least resistance,
but abandoned th irrffi er and fled into
vintnp, and the first notice which the
troops of that flank had oF the danger,
was from the y.lls of thjc.savages wih
ii a sh rt riisiaicf. of the line but evt'n
under thper cirrmnstances the men
Vere not wanting ta themselves or to
the occasion. Such of 'hem as were a-
wak;- or were easily awakened, seized
tneir arms no too tneir;statir,m ; - o-
'hers wh'ch Avere more 'tardy, had to
contend with the enemy in the ddotsof
Iheir tents. The storm first frll upon
capt. Barton's company of the 4; h U.
S. regiment, and capt. G'.igerscompa
ny of mdunted riflern n 'which formed
the left angle of the rear hoe. The fire
upon these was excessively severe and
thty suffered constderub y b fore relief
could be brought to them. ; Some few
Indians passed into jihe encampment
ntar the angle and one or two pene
trated to some distance before they were
killed. I believe all the other compa
nies were under arms - and tolerably
formed before. they were firedlori. The
morning. .was- dai k and cloudy our fires
afforded a partial light, which .if it gave
us some opportunity of tkii)g our posi
livens, was sum rqore .aavantageous to
thdenemyt affbrdtng them the means
of taking a surer aim thewere there
ford extinguished as ; s6on as possible.
Under all these discouraging' circum
stanceV the. 'troops (niKeteeniwehrieths'
of whom had.neverbeen jriV
fore) behavedjih o rhannerfthat can tip
yer be too much applauded Thy took
their places withput ncn?e' andjthless
confusion than couldhave been ttpfXX'
ed from" Veterans placed in a'sinnilar;si-
tuatloni:'; As soon asI Could, nicuht niy
hr)rse; I fodetd; thenglithaVw fit
k i. ' r.'j ' ... :: ... .- . .. a. '
Peters,, to be brought up from the cen
tre of the rear line, where the 'ground
was much more defensible,1 and formed
across the argle in supporffof Barton's
and Geiger's.-' My attention was there
engaged by a heavy firing upon the left
f the front line, where were stationed
the small company of U S. rtiflemen
(then however armt-d wiih' muskets) and
the companies of Baen, Snelling,. hd
Prescott of the 4th regimt nt. I : found J
major jLiiviess lormmg tne ara goons ui
the rear of those companies, and under
standing that 'he heaviestj part of thej e
riemy's fire proceeded from some trees
about fifteen or twenty pace in front of
those- companies, ! directed the major
to dislodge them with a part of the dra
goons. Unfortunately the major's gal
lantry determined him to tx cute the
order with a smaller forcel than was suf
fHent, which enabled the enemy to a
v id. him in front, and attack hts flanl-.
The major was mortally1 uundedi aria
nis party driven back. The Indians
were however immediately! and g'altanfliy
dialfKlgexl from their advantageous posi
tion, by captain Snelling jit the head -of
his comnanv. In the course of a few
minutes after the commencement of the
attack, the fire extended al ng the left
flank, the whole of the Tront, the right
flank,: and par. of the rear lire. Upon
Spencer's, mounted riflemen, and ' tht'
right of Warwick's' company i which
wa posted on the right of the rear line,
it was excessively Sc vi:re : captain apen.
cer and his first and second tieutenants
Wr Tf killrrt. anH r not ft in VVarwirtc
mortaJ'v wounded thoSe comnanie
however still bravely maintained their
posts, but Spencer had suffered so se
verely, and bavirg originally too much
ground to occupy. I reinforced them
with R bb c -mpany of r.fkmen which
titd been drYen,or by mistake ordered
from their position o.i the Uf' flank to
ward v the centre of the c.-pip. and fiiird
I he vacancy that had been occupied by
Ro;b and Prescott's compbtiy of the
U. S. regiment, ly grirat obj- ct was
to ktp the lines entire, to proven: the
enemy fnim breaking into the camp un
til day light, which sh -uld enable-me t
make a general and effecu:I charge.--
VYiin.ini'i view k naa remiorcea every
part of the lim ;har-hd sufftred much i
and as soon as the approach of morning
discovered itself, 1.,'Lhdrew from the I
front line SnellinsrfcPpsey's (under
lieut. AJbriRh') and ScqfCs,- and from
the rear line, Wilson's companies, and
drew them up upon the left flank, and
at the same time I ordered Cook's ind
Bach's companies, the former from the
rear and the latter from the front line
to retnf rce the: light flank ; foreseeing
a. i . : t. . .i i i -
mac at tnese points me jenemy wouin
make: their la t efforts. Mjor W-ells
who commanded on the left a ink, no
knowing my intentions precisely, had
aken the command of these companies,
lad ciiargedVhe enemyi petore 1 rui
brmcd tht? body of Dragoons wi'.ji
Xvhicrr I meoni to support the infantry ;
a smail detafdament ot these were how
ever rt-ady, and proytd amply- sufficient
for the purpose, 'ihe.llndians were
driven by the infantry atf the point! cf
the, b yonrf,;and the drrfgqtns pursued
and forced them into a' narsh where
they'eould;Uiot be followecli Captain
Cor.R ai'd Liieut- Larebee; h df agi eea:
bly to my order, marched their coropa
nies tolthe right flahkj'had formec
them under the fire of: the 'enemy, an
be.c' then ioined by the ; riflemen of
that flanft, had charged the Indi-jhs, kil
led a number, and put the rest to precjf
Sr. ate .flight., ;A favorable opportunity
as here rffered to1 pursue the enemy
with 'dragponsbut being engaged at
that time on the other flank, L did not
ooscrve it uniu u was ioj iaic. - -
;- f. ha ve thus, sir rvn-you the parti?
culars of iix action ; which! wascerlayily
maintained with the greatest obstinacy
and ers5verahceby ho:hp
IrioHanamanttested iWferocitir! (incm?
mon even;WttH themQheirsavage
lury : ou r trpopsj: ppposea inavcooianG
(that of nariung to yyu the corpse tw my.
Oiviaujiiay no par iicu luny: uisuuguisuecj
thernsclyia yptJtP be jpiffdrmedi-.
There' is5 howe vert' i consirSriiel Sifli i
cul typ ln-itw herfcm er tl w&s, spcom
mon Itia almostimwissibleito discnniK
dation)rnany bf:"the; ofliceslandcompa
n: .unaer.ms xuninianu,; aup panicu
1 i li thstingutshes i ColBoyti tndhis ia-
deliberate valor ;wfitch is tcharactensti
;'v Tb mostvpleasing parbf: rny duty
' u -L-'- T" i -AV
. - '"taaaWaBWnBaWMgta '"j" ""
Clarkand his ' aid MrK: r
fa,ntry, Mjor, Clark;" and his'aidIr,
Cr
Well
Captains
:and'; HawkihsVaridthtiir i cbmriiniea tiiffftS
Capts. Prescpt arid ' Brwn and ' I
: a il:.L;' 'i 9:.Stt. ftl. '"-; w i-?; rt-4.J':i
supported Othe fame -of t heintixev'
gular?v ano) I have not heard tHtLtm0k'
' glein.d i vid ual :vas;f ind ut of thline;':;;:
of hi! duty. ; Several ofthem)liti
panies- Were Jn no ' wise ririferior -toShe
wick's and Kobb's ,maintaUied?theiif
postVamrdstra monstrous rcamagei-WM
wi th i-the regulars i and .pibeiitlieniS
selveslf worthy ; of 3o1rig
distinguishes Cants.; Norris;! Hapivhrr'-k
Parke, who succeeded ?ol.i Daviess.
fif u.iv,-.4.u VVIIIllllli WUT
ondvhis aidseam&iMajots HuritaricI'
goes on to .'tnehttdtl "iui 4Sewarti(icst
terms Cel.; Owen) of &enit;cky$ .who tife?
i oyiur.-- -7ut.yjtov.rnar.risppl!i;
givmg- merited praised
me not " fbfgt- the "gallant dcaatid34
-UTed .a s a private ;Vomnte?;-j5.iy
ess, Capts; ftaen, ' Spencer 'and-Var?'
wjcKj ij ieuts.'iVlahanejry,v5cc.j 1 3
inese gtroucmen, siri capu uacot ' .
excepted, h a ve left wive Sr ;and tfi ve of 1
them large T famtfies of childrcm
the cae toowith many 'of ;h?iySrel
among the militia who fell In iheiltfiDlffQlfJ
or who have died since'pjijiri
Will the boumyeftheircod
held from their helDlessbrransTOanifc
f whom vill be in the ;.most ties
condition and perhaps aht eye the:ne f
wcs54iicai'i me : yv ii it regpet . .p me -
number of, Indians that wefe'eriWt'ed a.ri'
gainst us,! I am riostssed of m Aj&iZSfyj
which l can torm.a corrccrstatemenK;
who were unwble to do us fnuch -set tu
was very -IitIe abeve 700 irrtttiisl;
M , mW - ! K , f ?
It .musty however, have? be:ett;;ceafeV?f Jiu
ble and perhaa oouch'.in j
own ; which deducting; tbilrVfeitnIf I
aionea omcers &naqpriyaifc;iW!a:5i
vinced there were at iei'strtV
The Prophet hadthreecW
450 of his own ; prdper-'folld wit-S Mribn)''..
.induced to believe that, hewSljoiheoi!
a n u mber ? ; if t he lawless SPMM
I ve on the Illinois rirer
- mm mi Amm' ? aV -
wt re seen coming
Indeed I shall not
lniit
description came out fmhwTsr-ahC
sppke to me; the night' bJorejifeUwh
m. iicuiowauraiccmvi wnomjgnneio
ed to
have;been. winded .ppivak
Tn;.myietterSD
siher
aa arfjtfi ti.ailsW.r-?-1
froro. t iat; djrfc'triD
: be rs ur jriied iummmwi
some; of ihpse whKpriKd tUipMm
atmesi inenasniD tor as wer rt.vprt ii 6 i j
against us His cenafiihat Ope f,f this
on the; bauIe:j?rr;brid,-6feriiSi f.(
an we care cji ninr m , my f. $ --V.tt.n;&-tftty
que sied himo -pfbrm ;;ihr3eof 10' Tjf
tribe who had -ioiri; d 'the Erb'SStrV i-
K)i a me rrount
the Kjckanoos and W ineb TrotSWi
they . woWd;immedicjyy
Prophet ahj return
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