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Dickson and three other traders were established about sixty miles below ; and that there were seventy lodges of Sioux on the Mississippi. The Indians were well satisfied with tlieir reception ; and in consequence of the inf()rmation they gave, Mr. Pike dispatched two of his men with a letter to Mr. Dick- son, for the purpose of attaclung the most powerful tribes in this quarter to his interests. On the 29th a Sioux (the son of a v/arrior called the Killien Rouge of the gens de feuille) and a F...ols Avoine, came to the post. Hp stated that having- struck their trail, and finding some to be shoe tracks, he supposed it led to the cstablimcnt of some trader, and followed it. He also stated that Mr. Dickson had told the Sioux " that they might hunt where, they pleased, as the United States party were gone ahead, and would cause the Cliipev/ays to treat them with friendship whenever Mr. Pike met with that nation. That he had barred up tlie mouth of the St. Peters, so that no liquor could ascend that river ; but if tiiey came on the Mississippi, they should have what liquor they pleased, and that the party had v gi-cat deal of merchandize to give to Indians in presents." This misrepresentation of facts seemed intended to serve his own vicwfi, and drav.' the Indians from the traders on the St.
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Dickson and three other traders were established about sixty miles below ; and that there were seventy lodges of Sioux on the Mississippi. The Indians were well satisfied with tlieir reception ; and in consequence of the inf()rmation they gave, Mr. Pike dispatched two of his men with a letter to Mr. Dick- son, for the purpose of attaclung the most powerful tribes in this quarter to his interests. On the 29th a Sioux (the son of a v/arrior called the Killien Rouge of the gens de feuille) and a F...ols Avoine, came to the post. Hp stated that having- struck their trail, and finding some to be shoe tracks, he supposed it led to the cstablimcnt of some trader, and followed it. He also stated that Mr. Dickson had told the Sioux " that they might hunt where, they pleased, as the United States party were gone ahead, and would cause the Cliipev/ays to treat them with friendship whenever Mr. Pike met with that nation. That he had barred up tlie mouth of the St. Peters, so that no liquor could ascend that river ; but if tiiey came on the Mississippi, they should have what liquor they pleased, and that the party had v gi-cat deal of merchandize to give to Indians in presents." This misrepresentation of facts seemed intended to serve his own vicwfi, and drav.' the Indians from the traders on the St.
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