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| | Logan County, Ohio |
 | | LOGAN made no resistance, but, with great presence of mine, extending his hand to WINNEMAC, who was an old acquaintance, proceeded to inform him that he and his two companions, tired of the American service, where just leaving Gen. Winchester's army, for the purpose of joining the British. |
 | | WINNEMAC, being familiar with Indian strategy, was not satisfied with his declaration, but proceeded to disarm Logan and his comrades, and placing his party around them, so as to prevent their escape, started for the British camp at the foot of the rapids. |
 | | In the course of the afternoon Logan's address was such as to inspire confidence in his sincerity, and induced WINNEMAC to restore to him and his companions their arms. |
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