We are happy to inform you that the brethren here are wide awake and take a lively interest in your affairs. The Council House is well attended when the dispatches are expected in, and many seem to be on fire to join you and take part in the war. It is no uncommon thing to hear the females express an anxious wish to come out and cook your victuals, and try to comfort and cheer your spirits during your arduous labors; and if it would be any advantage to you we could soon send a load to cook, and make you comfortable, but we know it is unnecessary. We shall be glad when your mission is over, for we do not cease to reflect on your labors and exposure from day to day. We conclude by hoping for your success and prosperity in your undertaking, until the object in view is accomplished, and there, is this is that the citizens may be permitted to dwell in peace, and be secure from Indian depredations.