The Placer herald., 1865-09-16

+ 'iAl proof that the vice Of luxurious living is
not QUE Of their sins. For summer res;
'l-nce, n shed IN the corntield serves their
pen'tent hearts equally we'll
did observe that some of their dandips
Sp"rted t1ashy land considering the climate
rather warin) military coats. nolhiny more
however. but this. like many other matters
IN modern times, suppose "a war nrc.s,ity"
"Beantv when unad"rn-d is most adurnpd :"
Is rt9Aidrd apparently AS the naked truth.
~ The ladies' 'i The tribe. N"w with all
his array of facts in favor of P,mn theology.
and although should be ever ST. much in
understood rs desiring To force it upon An,
''ne else-the CUns;lluil"n is ioril-nst it. and
allows evriy one To embrace such doctrines
rs SUITS the taste, resrr.ing however, IL our
loyal se'Nes, the privilege OF connecting
'hem, when it is not in unison with the "civ
'iization Of the age par,akes IF "tle bar.
barsm of the past" "r on general principles
is not right. From 1t servalion am Ger am
hat IN one respect it recommends itself 10
place hunting p"lilcians-it is not forbidden
t" piIfr'; but that too great a rush of that
class OF gen nllelnen may not flow in and de
your the substance If this people, wll asn
add that they have no Congress, no Tr-asur.
~r, Cusom-house, or Collectors Of revenue
"f any nature.
Their Government consists in the powers
Legislative, Judicial and executive # village
chief and he rules more hv moral suasl"n
'han the vindictlve influence Of power. IL
my thinking, these people regard Col. Pos
ION, VIII" made them presents last year, a>
The greatest man livlng-"ne who, in virtues.
far exres even the lam-n'ed Lincoln
IS Brown says lh- Pim"s and Marico.
pas together number 35+5. Ny information.
derived from An intelligent gentleman, rest
dent in hir midst, is. that they number
about 5000. They inle,marIv quite Young;
The females from nine to twelve, and th.
males from twelve to seventeen. The W"
men own and lnanage the farms; and then
wed-krpt fences, abundant crops of wh-a:
corn, pumpkins, aud melons, with The irrya-
;i"g canals ralnnliylng ever, field and acre.
coinIn-nds their Industry aud go d husband
~. To the males belong the horses nn.,
and cattle, of which they have quite a >uhi
cheney tor their purposes. They have p
great surplus OF pr'durti"ns.-i, is SAID III
corn alone. 1t amounts - 900 900 hushe!>
50 tar as these tribes extent east and we>
IN the GllA they are n barrier to The en-
rr"arhnent> Of the northern Apa,.he upu,
ii'e country south Of them.
II strikes me that The reader must he f..
tigu.d with This heavy subject, and would
close here but thai have n hlph and soil
rlun duty yet to per"rm. When an ANN,
has faithfully l"rne yru thr ugh An Indian
country, ""ver blak- bush and stone" with
out Stumbling, wa'rhtully, kindly, and un,
hesila lngIy, over five hundred miles, it DE-
serves COZ sderalon. Faithfully "Ka,e"-so
WAS she chrls,ened among th. balbar,ans OF
Mlssouri-bu. considering she is siald old
female OF twelve Years service deemed il
proper to address her AS "Caiharine." 1t j.
true she has no soul to be sa.-d,-gond
Christians will not allow of it Aud vet she
had intelligence had affections, aud desires
as has a human. u"w kindly she pro
'ected that little colt in the grazing lie oi
the Plmos; what n PIai"nic sentiment she
lovingly she leaned up TO hm, and how c.u
qnetllshly she kicked and blt At Bill her
mpanion, because he would not pay more
attention ,u her. II WAS a feminine freak.
aud BilI is bo"rish fellow not to appr-ria,.
shat neat te,lock, fall chest, large s,f black
-,e, that shining c"at of CLASSY sorr-I, an,
delicate skin, through which, rs ON beau,y's
brow, the blood Of 'r"wI ancestry, shane
Ike the lines upon map. L~t us do Bill
's'ics - he respected her Sex, and nev.,
fought back. Caharne was given to \ ill.,.
tie affect al ion she would assnma l.pcopass