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was laying on the door step, one side black. I cannot describe my feelings on this mournful occasion; but on the 23d was still more gloomy, the poor wounded men on the battle ground were all butchered •or burnt alive in the houses of Miss's Godfroy, Lacroix, McDougall, Jerome, and Coutreand, the families of River Raisin, Otter Creek, and this place, running in every direction, some to Detroit, some to Sandusky, in slays, on horseback and a foot, leaving their property behind.
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