Come, we will go." The little white band soon saw that the Indians were gone from their front.

They scouted some distance, and, finding no enemy, hurried back to Colonel Butler.

The troops were pushed forward, and before night they reached Cunahunta, which they burned also.

Some farther advance was made into the Indian country, and more destruction was done, but now the winter was approaching, and many of the men insisted upon returning home to protect their families.

Others were to rejoin the main Revolutionary army, and the Iroquois campaign was to stop for the time.