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Domestic News December 6, 1841

New York Tribune

New York, New York County, New York

What is this article about?

Florida Seminole War updates: Chief Halleck Hadjo returns from peace mission with 11 warriors. Lt. Col. Riley's detachment scouts Everglades for Sam Jones. Prospects for ending war are encouraging.

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FROM FLORIDA.—The correspondent of the Savannah Republican writes as follows:

Halleck Hadjo, the chief recently taken by Lieut. Anderson, and who was sent from Pilatka on the 17th ult. into the interior upon a mission of peace, to confer with the recreant warriors of his own band secreted along the border of the St. John's, has returned, bringing with him eleven warriors. Lieut. Col. Riley, 2d Infantry, with a detachment of sixty men, left Pilatka on the 21st ultimo in the steamer Charleston, and were taken up the St. John's as far as Spring Garden Lake, from which place they proceed to the Everglades on a scout after Sam Jones, who is known to be in that part of the Territory. Col. R. has two Indian guides with him, who have promised to conduct him to Sam's hiding places.

From what we can gather (says the Republican) the prospect of closing the war continues to be cheering.

What sub-type of article is it?

Indian Affairs Military

What keywords are associated?

Seminole War Halleck Hadjo Peace Mission Sam Jones Everglades Scout Pilatka St Johns River

What entities or persons were involved?

Halleck Hadjo Lieut. Anderson Lieut. Col. Riley Sam Jones

Where did it happen?

Florida

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Florida

Event Date

17th Ult. And 21st Ultimo

Key Persons

Halleck Hadjo Lieut. Anderson Lieut. Col. Riley Sam Jones

Outcome

halleck hadjo returns with eleven warriors; prospect of closing the war cheering

Event Details

Halleck Hadjo, chief taken by Lieut. Anderson, sent from Pilatka on 17th ult. on peace mission to warriors along St. John's border, returns with eleven warriors. Lieut. Col. Riley with 60 men leaves Pilatka on 21st ultimo via steamer Charleston up St. John's to Spring Garden Lake, then to Everglades scouting Sam Jones with two Indian guides.

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