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6 General Call relieved; Gen. Thomas S. Jesup takes command......November, 1836 Battle of Wahoo Swamp ends the campaign of 1836; results of the year encourage the Seminoles......Nov. 17-21, 1836 Attack on Camp Monroe by 400 Seminoles under King Philip repulsed......Feb. 8, 1837 Four hundred Seminoles attack Fort Mellon, on Lake Monroe, and retire......Feb. 9, 1837 Indians assembled in large numbers at Fort Dade, by articles of capitulation agree to withdraw south of the Hillsboro River, and prepare at once to emigrate to the West......March 6, 1837 General Hernandez captures two camps of Indians and negroes......Sept. 10, 1837 General Hernandez, by order of General Jesup, captures Osceola and sends him to Fort Moultrie, S. C., as a prisoner......Oct. 21, 1837 General Taylor routs a large Indian force at Okeechobee Lake......Dec. 25, 1837 Battle at Wacassassa River......Dec. 26, 1837 Action with Seminoles at Jupiter Inlet; General Jesup wounded......Jan.