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Arkansas State Gazette
Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas
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About 700 Seminole Indians from Florida, including chiefs Micanopy, Cloud, and Nocesaole, and one-third negroes, arrived at Fourche bar on the steamboat South Alabama from New Orleans last week. Delayed by low water, they transferred to the Liverpool and Itasca with keel-boats and proceeded up the river under Lieuts. Reynolds and Tearr with U.S. troops.
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The officers in charge of the party are Lieuts. Reynolds and Tearr, U. S. A and a small detachment of U. S. troops.
These Indians are a part of the band of the noted Chief Micanopy, who accompanies them, as does Cloud and Nocesaole, two other noted chiefs. Near one-third of the party are negroes, who appear to have been reared among them.
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Fourche Bar, Seven Miles Below Town, Arkansas River
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Last Week
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700 Seminole Indians from Florida arrive at Fourche bar on steamboat South Alabama from New Orleans, delayed by low water until Monday, then transfer to Liverpool and Itasca with keel-boats to proceed up river under U.S. military escort including chiefs Micanopy, Cloud, Nocesaole, and one-third negroes.