Lynch requsts that his pay and forage be transmitted to Captain James Bruff. This money is compensation for his service as a Surgeon's Mate for the month of May.
Military stores removed from militia encampment to Fort Fayette except for essential items required by men currently being inoculated for small pox. Indian goods for Chickasaws delivered (and listed). Invoice enclosed.
Simmons certifies that $231.70 is due Lieutenant Colonel Stephen Rochefontaine, being for his pay, subsistence, and forage as Commandant of the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers for April and May 1795.
Simmons certifies that $273.57 is due John McDowell, being for the pay, subsistence, and the allowance for his horse, as Quartermaster General to the Kentucky Mounted Volunteers under the command of Major General Charles Scott.
Haragan is apprehensive that Hodgdon will be inconvenienced by the need to pay off unforeseen bills but a sudden succession of unforseeable occurences has made it necessary to do so.
Williams advised Wayne that the emergency at hand should not have been ignored and caused the Indians to assume mischief. Letter from Wayne received and explained to the Council as best as possible by Williams for understanding of United States desire for peace. Indians enthusiastically pursue peace and have sent "bad people" from town.
