"Gather the fifty who are now encamped at Teugega.

Take thirty more from Talaquega, and I think that will be enough.

I don't know you, Daganoweda, and I don't know your valiant Mohawk warriors, if you are not able to account thoroughly for the Ojibway and his men.

Don't come back until you've destroyed them or driven them out of your country." Colonel Johnson's tone was at once urgent and complimentary.

It intimated that the work was important and that Daganoweda would be sure to do it.