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Cleveland T scribble 25 Fifty 1st

   Mr. John Howard Payne
        New York

for them, This Session. He will probably, find but a few thousand of them in their new country, when he arrives. And I understand the companies detained on the way. are daily expecting him, not having heard that he was obliged to change his plan and go by unclear Whether on his arrival, he will wish to proceed to Washington or whether there will not be time I cannot tell.

   In view of past events what is now taking place does it not seem that all things are unclear to the destruction of the Indian Tribes. When I reflect on them my soul is stressed within me. It seems that I cannot give myself rest, or let others rest, what can be made to lift up their voices in favor of making an unclear for their rescue.
    Since my husband's absence, I have had but little time for writing, on the account of sickness in my family, and being obliged to give much of my attention to the concerns of the station. What little I could devote to unclear, I have employed in starting some particulars, of the manner, in which the Cherokees were taken -- The methods taken to wrest their remaining property from them & their sufferings while in camp etc. This was not to appear before the public, but to stir up the little circles of my friends in unclear England. Mr. Butrick began to make minutes of these things to present to the public, but unclear, Miss King the account might prove objectionable as he sometimes found a statement, when given by different persons  did not exactly accord in all its parts, and, as he was not an eye witness, felt that he should not be able to prove what he had unclear. But I think he would be able to furnish you with many interesting facts. Should you wish for his address, I think a letter would reach him directed Hedron Post Office Arkansas Cherokees.
    When the Cherokees were first taken, I unclear Mrs. Hicks in writing a letter to her husband, then at Washington, making some statements of the proceedings. Mr.Hicks now returned