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New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAIL!
MUND
No steamship Mails
P4SSENG ERS ARRIVED.
MONDAY. SgPT. 26.

wife 5a2H Ma 'fss Has fs5os ssPi %
G%k The Rev " i aoGiSaT the j. NJ McGdAr Wilson,
I Brown, F.sno3 Davidson ) Plaster R EodI.y pSsI
McDqp,H, NJ Eicol, Mr. simpson, Mn N,Aia%,
Lansing M,, N AeIlaieL Mr. McMn Mcmillan Ms Schoi.
on Mis- Miss STS Ne b. ScGSsOn L"RAssaT Me
Jga9 betf..% Scott, Ms Asas scott MI: sy5'I, scott
Scott MaCrOy MD Cohen Miss Esther Cohen Miss Ellen Cohen
PROM LIyRRPOOI-Tn steamship Aqyn Sept a.-M.s Ripley
M Mis- shuS A & Pty g. H. Hams a%ans Mrs Held child and sstSa9;
aud wife Miss Sanes and sister Miss Van zandt NINE Kemge Mr..
Moo No. 1aa s " RSG M M o5 @ No ssag sG 5
sf s @ f., Sac 1%% & S. snSG No Mi ss s 81 snS &
Mn FLosh2 son and infant Mss msneng siss kqrcken M
a M T. & ar ~ y si.' s L. H. Ssl"s NJ
NJ Iliy $ aa a% & SS 'fa' NJ S Mr. s bsp
SrD and lady Ms Hinch Ms Cahan Mr.. Benton, Mrs John.
n Apieron. W R. Bowman Rev Elder A. schaehog Hreh,
R S d% M MSGG e h 5 s%% n %s ir. Mid SeSf m sS5
linn g. H. Benedict n Burnett and siy, Mr. iIsng'f9ri Rev
Ms 1 owens ME Gin Lewis, Mr. sSh,assn and Hi,ni
Mr. Hollow. and wife Robinson mi yr, am and ss a Mr. 'n cSss
% a M %aatn T 1RG o N M , Ps1nsEoS % %S S and I
P s s A S fT % S,o m r r .na & sR Me- Me- M EoI P IL oS Mis-
~, Van zantt g. Left M MI shdd lady and four children the Rev.
Mr. srot and rys & me L. 4'fs Saef.GS SsS NJ Sd M i
si e & i h IA sfI s % E s s l Lain. a Ma. lid
u LAri MI add Mrs u0tenburg Mrs Fk, Mr. and Mrs Mann.
err and children hss Pnn Miss Haskins Mrs Mcgee children
AMI servant Miss DOtgon Mr. Jay kyns
Mrs Bob and family Mrs Brandy aud Child Mrs Wright Mrs Eason
and hn T. W1ghi, Nj l Mr.. Mnty Mrs Ford aud family Mrs
uumop' nls CnSley Miss Goodman, Mrs Cox, Mr. ani
Mr. Butler aud child, Mr
Capt W G. Iund, Mr. Brr,ng AMI chill Mr. IIumphries
Mrs Wilson Mr. Boyd MT Pemberton Mf shedon DuH
~ J"hno9 M and Ms Franklin aud family M Arecht Mr sud
A mf. h0sse and ehad aI hadnge Mr. Hay Mrs smmons M
ari Mr schenote Mr. Graf Mr. Buick Rapp Rev J. Logan
MT Mr. and S Mr. Less NJ and Mrs Heqp..ad child Rel 81 /.
Ien hrs scott Mrs Porter and child, Mr. aud Mrs Watrs Mr.
oaNionl Mr Sandeo Dir HAnhAn Mr. Dapbbnay Nr and
Bosch ' ~f--'' ~ - ~
PROM HAyAsA-In steamship M,.ous Sent, 2-vcor PUG ,nl
wife Augmn Sou wife children ami ,sry.n Nr Benea ami
% oh C,ni'la ubado Shuu Duroa John Guiding Henando
uus men,fs PROM Na-suMr and Mrs BcthA Miss julia Be-
wa. wa nus MATS Bsha Masters D. aud Bethal Mercedes soeAr'
"a, hAia mon fsim, Noy Mr.. Butler children Gair
VI Castillo Martinez W. Capt james H. Prnns
honso Oanefs Ms, Glars ScArrus Miss Ubao Miss Che
meh ea Miss kasenle Fernando Arte.
"a Juan Ansys Paslo Aesa Avei Franco Aresga China
noI n ihohpaon Miss L. K Thompson Henry Thompson, Ed
var a NSeman James Brosn John b. Hamilton wm J. smith
rhvsl oA'AhhAh-fn steamship Virgo Sept 25 II WAYNE
I",ss n murray s. W Doursrn Miss NJ PHILIPPE II. Land.
& - p1sd Co.an hrs W. 4 Anson aui child Mis- IFene
HuI'On nI" Neus AIh'on NJ n kenneiy r N Coslter
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
oIiprnR 10 the bottom OF boat. In all that

10 windward olnging the bottom OF boat In all that
storm Of broken waters . . ,-..- -.
n IA important 10 notice that the general opinion OF
the men appeared to be that with the ship having %
slight over, the pressure of strong wind upon inc
under part Of the hurricane deck had greater egec or
IererGge 10 puf ne matter plainly upon me huH of
me ship than the pressure Of ue uind ia her uree top
sails had They also appeared to be nearly UNANIMOUS
I'm their opinions that when the Captain got her star
hoard side we'll down I'm the water with the conseqnt
weight the starboard side OF the ture
and the pressure the wind blowing from the port mana
ON the under surface OF the hurrcaneeck, ana mus
pushing the ship right she had no chance OF rgn
ing herself again. one man says that, In answer 10
Capt Burgoynes Inquiry as to how much the snip was
heeng over, he heard the answers gwen ~ -, anu
'25 degrees This movement was never checked for
noment for Immediately the heel OF the ship had been
given as % degrees she keel uppermost and about 10
make that tremendous downward plunge, with the roar
of the steam her boilers still forcing upward ana
outscreaming the noise OF the storm"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

on shipboard-Chief Engineer Cline of the steamship
winchester was brought before the Commissioner on
saturday charged by Edward MarmOny OF No i62 Wash
ington-st with having cruelty and nhumanly beaten
him while acting y fireman voyage from New YORK
TO Aspinwall Cline held for examination In 5000
bail -
BEFORE Commissioner Bsfts.-Arresf Of n WdH-st Bro
ker-Willam Gubert, dealer in stocks, was arrested
SATURDAY. by Col Whitley's detectives, charge OF
having in his possession four 10000 United states Trea
sury bonds which are alleged have been stolen and al
tered by the Of the name In which they were
originally made out, and that of Gubert substituted He
was committed in default Of $4,000 bail.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
futstshssttr Gountr Rsal estats for 6alt
At A GREAT BARGAIN

n L
nile so1th y The depot oran1 ir
yngop AMI little Broadway, the late khNDbNtb OF JohH
Bntr n deceased about $500 ami but of brick 70 tbs
EXCELLENT order throughout tase paue has French Windows
and an tv mprovements floor spacious hall psror
library pantry two storeoomsi elegant Noe
na,a on b south north AMI ee Of 'bhoase on ne second
door sre sith numerous CLOSETS ereing r
babroon and watero the thiri hoOr i've orDon WV,
laundry AcAcn
yauls mill rooms, st0rerOOus.
cottage. brick stable carnage
tobouse COW stable house cyer she &c
There ar. four acres excellent land srien sni AVN Nih cns
f ON maple and other shade trees "a great sOen
and beds gan
.bout res-lurers planted with all kinds o vegetable"
season. r gyetd walks Jagged two Que cat stone ~ h
frances abundant supply spug and r'n water Tor the nous
Tbs property on hsb very healthy ground commanns mag
ns.n views Hudson River and surrounding country Tor 'es
miles. ~.
elegant residences of Robert william l. Dse GeonSe LeSs
ami others The description particular but we
pI,oe TO be fully apprecsta be aui eianine IL 9
u co.e he estate Il extremely low price Of @y one nan o.
which viii he s Il desired AMI umeaie nossSoa ~
h. given Auy gentleman desiring residence stauc of N1' -
vel. summer ha value ougn ee ths one
To he seen only permit from EMERSON VI bN AVE- -"
agent No exchange entertained
NEAR PEEKSKILL. WeStcheSter CO.-Nalu-
~ ,ble DAIRY PARM COUNTRY RESIDENCE - sccs usny
olitudlugs
,6t Dl cona ng modern convenience ercept
..,.r hroughouL Price half VII eEclangr or dtsr'
residence. hAMlLION "ALLl'- .1 -
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
fona as!ano Real estate for Sale.

4 SMALL FARM of % acres excellent land,
N overlooking the Hudson Newburgh splendid location rive,
limits soft water abundance of fruit and
shade beautiful surroundings Abs " D., Boz ~ Sessurgh
EOR SALE or to RENT--A HOME at Flush
ing L. from Thirty ourhL, ia the village eievsei
mi sni Ia perfect repair
House finished with hsn wood ei and paped Green house,
stable and cATdag house tine garltn lava l trees W" sci!
RUFUS W LEAyiTT, l8 Wi!st
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBRRs.

Notice 10 the Bar.-All notes of issue for the
first Monday (October Calendar must be hiod with the
Clerk on or before Friday, September 30, at p m.
DecisiOnS-By Judge Ingraham.-Cromweu agt: Manx
Motion granted with $40 costs Bronson agt. Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Naturalization granted.
Barr agt New York and Orange County Manufacturing
Company-The motion for receiver IL Denied An H.
junction may issue, &c.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
NEWS PACKAGES FOR rup PRESS

ApAs and pur.s Of yesso arriving port requested
uehei phtrs aifrss 10 h. NcvIok PrAs Ony
sibung NE written authority Of J. W. Snontou General
neNs aeaasrs ot The JOvHa Of Tunes rHHuSg
nTh San E5Tsss Bp,Rng Poa CoRtmsrlli ddterfsr
nssas .a ~" fHh Daa0krIl should a1 be delivered 0ab
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

MTNIATffpR ATNANAf

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun $50 Sun j:5J Moon 7.O3
NIGH WATER
Sandy Hook s.39 Cows Isan,.. 923 Hell Gate ...l.l9
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
New- Jersen Real estate for Sale

ATORANGE. .J-VILLAS, VILLA SII 70
n a.d FARMS great variety bsAsaI.' n'uasS ss' .r :.
s,.fsh Tor sALHlow Couany ssst. .ss hoaSss
a.. ,...o, A. ,s.r h, ri ICkWILL SMITH No t1 Bo.S.T
Nsu rsh 0 70 II n. OranSs corner SAs as@ Ne"
A IL WANTING FARMS-9,OoO acres, COCO
soil mild snss miles iouh OF PhiaaslpsiA Fef ~ -.
po acre Aso approved The PASs yosiss ses a.
oa aay other place uL,.s sAsa rsesssss Hs ~~"s
dIes K. LAkpIs VinssEs, n }.
A DEPOT being established at MEMO Pam;
N .ad Co trhi.a.leha sS.-' % Hs.' ~ ia
ihr choicest locations Hss Of hs Cay Hal LeN IA
A.. nom 100 70 As ssassr Pordoa et ssh q. -,
10 noshy sssln.as Of slo Fsu psrressn -h S.Ss ,SD
~ oroo.,tv Ss 81 at oGss Of the MSNLO TASA ~
COMPANY Ne. I,s and 1877 BroAd-Ay Room No Is
A NEW COTTAGE in LLEWELLlN PAhh
N toniy on, hour Han. containing nne tc'u
BUIINNG SITES o nou 6,c each. Tor sale " H'
L. \ HASKBLI, Orange n. J. =, :,
II PLAINFIELD, n. New HOUSE rOa 'S,h
N SALR At cost or RENT low uaul APnl - "'y ,uts
FRENCH roof "a. heater pipe. minutes u'w iet'' "
Aldsess z. o, poK 1o2. PtslssebL n J.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
SUPREME CoURT.-wEsrcHEsTE COUNTY.

A special term of the Supreme Court for
Westchester County will be held at the Court House,
White Plains this week, commencing to-day, before the
Hon. A. b. Tappen, Justice.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
Gitn Real @state for Sale.

FIRST-CLASS four-stOry, brown stone
~ HOUSE Of nl width for SALE, Murray Hill. a
doors Of Fhave Price $500 For further particulars apply
T. II. LUDLOW Co., 5PBe-st Pl,5tp
FOR SALE-On Ninth-st., between Fifth and
srihaves 3story hghoop brick HOUSE PIG Ste newly as
WIN H. RAYSoR, 81 Piue-st
FOR SALE.-The 3-story, high stOop brick
Il HOUSE No li3 West 2dst bepse 9Th and 7t perfect
orer Possession Immediately Inquire on the premises
EOR SALE-The handsome 4-story, high
Il stoop. brosusone HOUSE No 2ls Ess, SIethsl Apply
IRVING & son. 203 Bast TseBty-seyenhrk
IAQUES, 20S Broadway, Dealer in REAL
ESTATE COmms Of Deeds for al States and Territories
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
Brooklpn Real estate for 6ale.

A THREE-STORY Philadelphia brick HOUSE,
~ Of the best locations Brooklyn for SALE PRICE II so
NJ. A. rutland Co.. BeeSmAnsL. n Y.
EOR SALE.-S13,OO0; first-elass HOUSE In
desirable neghbOrhood No "A First place Brooklyn. Address ~
A. HALE. 81 Chnton-ave, Albany
EOR SALE Brooklyn -Three-stOry, high
stoop brown stone HOUSE Hcks-. wsns Feny PER
feet order Apply D. M CHAUFCRY. l5s hoatagne-st
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
Real estate TO Gxrbdnge.

VNO EXCHANGE for a HOUSE and LOT in
BROOKLYNA Farm Of 10 acres Someryile N. j.
dwelling good outbun $50 rut trees stock crops aud i'm
plemeuts included. Price $1,000.
P NJ A. RUTLAND ( CO., 5Beeknsn-st n Y.
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90 Ubom II man Concern
Professional Notices.

~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ. ID. Prof, 232 50th-st., east
~. Jye NERVOUS DEBILITY Urinary ani Skin Diseases Nc
, 1870-01-03

bnnole iaLo nl8 poc1et, and poRea polteg 70 kAe
lady.
"I have nothing to say. Ny Lady," s1sd he,
cold1y. "Lord C., who knova whether they arc
gsuuine or not, nny decide on Their value."
And the gentleman went tothe dooz.
"Stop," said Ny Lady. "Letne hhVe those let
te1e. But sis, have not got the amount yon a"k
for them IN cash. II this diamond necklace Will
eati.fy you, Jon may have It. Lard c. paid three
hundred pounds for II last Chr1ltmh1, and 1t la
worth more than you ate for the lettera"
The gentleman examined the nece1ace closely,
hrd then, after having put It INTO hts pocket de-
uvered the expensive letters:
When Lord C. came home few ho1lA after, he
found his wife In despair. Only after thousand
prayers and cagetEes he succeeded IN learning the
terrible news which had been communicated to
Lady C. In vain he tried 10 pes1uadc her that ahe
had been mace the victim Of an ipgeaous BEtndIer
who nnd protltcd By his abEeuce to deprive her OF
coatly piece Of jewelry. Lady C. declared that
all his nsbuFances were Il many lies and that she
was determined to separate from him.
Al this tuEcsuYe letter was brought IN. On
opening II, q twent5. pound bank-Do!e ielI on the
table. The lacy read hurled,y the contents Of
the letter, which vas addsessed to her, and which
ran as follows.
"MY LADY: By this time Lord c. will have con-
v1nced Jou That my letters art ingenious fAor1ca-
ZION Of mJ Lwn hand l am an artlst IN my oWu
Va ny nIe 1 In H. aa aat e af n1
yjc,tna. But am hope>t In my desilngA 1
asked tEo hundred aud dt1y pounds Tor the let
tefA Iau Ease He your necklace hAve lost
sud II for .Gzso poulds 10 Aelsts- d. d, Lnf.
aaIe Hill Ind take tie liberty 10 enCio.s Jou -Eeo,
amount ever aid above my ueuanda have no
doubt the jea elers will upon presentation OF
'De' f'"'1 ''' " II. E. THIEF"
, 1870-01-03
BAKERS CAT,


SfenkirS CT saesc,y. Is reminds ne OF Dick
TaAer, pockeLu!nef, OF Desdherse Gulcn. When
ever he Was ont OF lunch AID lille d1wn.heart-
&C, he would fall TO mourning over the loss Of a
wonderful cat he used 10 own uor where women
and children are not, men Of kindly lDpalaes take
mp With ret., lr tneF must love some:hlng)- Aut!
ne always spoke Of the strange k1xaclty Of that
cat With the ar Ct q man Who believed 10 his
secret teatt that there Was something human
atout it-Hay be even aupernAtn1nl.
htard him taking about this animal once. He
faid, "Getueneu, used 10 have \ cat here, By
ne naas Of Tom Qna5' macn 5eoa d1ss soSf
I FAD hin here eight ,esr-And he was the re-
ra1Intlest cat tvef see He Ens large gray
one q ne Io spece ana d be .h,s nsd more nsfa
ssu & es,for1s Z u iaiss Yin Il lin. ne nsses
ass % nobDs oas nns ri
kuowed more shout mining, that ca. dld, t3aa
any man eser Sc. You eouidn.t 'ell h,m IN
poe1s soSrt pssst A' to,
nsekt. ef 4 a Aaa he S0 had :ne eest N 1as@en; @
about mtn.Eg. g1eand-wny Ton never M Mses
sesi!eT : glance atoand, = snd { ne aldn5' .ainl
rrch Of the tnctea:lons, he would give lrok u
nnen q 70 say. We'll, ~ have 70 St you 70 n e1,
lis M note : INTO Inc Ii aud shove ior home Il tn:
ground sulteebnim. he would lay down and Eeer
ua1E I'll The 1rSt pan Has vashed, and then be
sSout l 1 q sesep zen gras, q sod ns W. s.isd:e
me didn't WALL no batter pro.pecs u ihat-ant
then he would lA5 down on oof coats and 1nott
Ike Steamboat till we'd snucE taa PICKET, Rnt
then get up a1d srpeHniend.
"Welt, By and BY up comes this quartz excite
uent Everybody VAS Into lEeFerlboly VA
| inc hillslae-eyeryoody ~as putting DO En anai
| !1steAd OF 6craptRN the 6lfface. SothloR Houl4
DO Jun but We must tackle the Lodges, TOO. and 81
! a-d Tom Quartz he began 10 Wo1der NhAr II
1 the dickens IL va8 all About. He hadn't eve
| seen any mining lie th8& lef0re. and he Was y
! upset, is Joa mAy a1y-he co0ldn come TO . rign
l understanding Of It no wAy-n was 100 man
Tor him. He Was down On II, too yon BET you
| he wa4 down on II poWeffuf-and 2lSaJa 40
ont But that cat, you know, he was always aztl
new fznR!ed 11aEgements-somehoW he neve
could abide EN-. You know how u "a With Oh
eert OF recnnci!ed little, though he never coul
| altogether understand that eternal sinking OF
, 1870-01-03

thhit AID Iever panntug out anything. AZ 1Ast
he Eos 70 coming DORA U tue shaft htssef. to ~
and feerAlhd o o't9uuy. azg7avAted and d.2zas5et
moving Ill be did that the biils WIS running up
a1'a az 1hs I19 ame ana Se watnt mating +, X esnns
down about eight foot the rock got 70 hard that
Ne had 10 put in nlsat-the mat o:asung we'd
ever dole sIEce Tom Quartz WAS born Aud taen
We lit the luse auo G1mn ont ard gos 0d aooat
nf!y yards and forgot and left Tom Qua1 sound
seen a pun OF smoke bust mp out OF the hole, and
then everything WE out vita AL . &*ful crash, and
about four million toes OF rock8 aad dlst and
snoke ana spln1ess shot up about q mile aad
midst Of It wss old Tom Qas t 50 ng end over
eng. eng. ard @ @sscrtnx AID sasszlEs. asd "a c!a.ins
1arn1 70 u.e, ~ And hat ~ zas The he last
wesee Of him for about Two minutes aud ha!f.
ard tuDtsce, aud cirect'y he come doxn ke..
Whop, arout ten foot from where We 1tonL
We'll, reckon be WI p'raps the orner!eat looking
reck, ard his tai vas stove up, and Us eye WAX
ers Ess a. tnged on. aud he was all hlacked Up
with powder ard smoke aud all sloppy with mou
wore. He TOOK sort OF dsigusted lock 1t htsseli,
and then Ee looked at oe-and it VAS Jus: exactly
h;ns H. sane he .ad ~ ys
ttat ami had DO experience Of quartz mining,
bn, tnltx u:1e7ehs And then he turned on bis
heel std naIcaed on home without ever sa5sag
AT ether word.
4tTbat was Jest his style, and may be you won't
believe II. but after thai Jou Never see . cas 10
preluotced a2in qaar,z n!n,Lg as what he was.
And NJ and By, Ehe. he d,d get TO going down
IN the tnast nEtu, you'd beea a.tonishsd at bis
esgaclty. Tie t1lLute we'd Touch OF b;a.t,
BLc the fuse'c beEtu to s.zzle, had give lo0k IS
tuCch as 20 say: well, I'll have - get you to eI-
cuse me. and it was surprising the Eay hed antu
cnt Of that he,e and so for tree.
..S-Yac1,p 1t asur 20 name for 1t. Twas in.
tEira.fon
Ita.d. "Well, Nj. Baker, hls prejudice against
qllaltz uiItug lrds ytnar1abic, cJLElletiCR hoE
Ee cane nJ II. Couldn't you cscs cure h!u
Of ~ -...-
Curtd him! NO. When Tom Quartz wss sot
o1ee, he az Gird5s S1t-aLd yDE mlsat Il .owot&
him up ss 4 uch ~ n1lEGn utrts aEd 3ouet nerer
ttoke HIN o! h5 cl6sed p1tj1ttca aSn quartz
n.triDg."
The ntrect.on and the pride that lit up Hslef' 4
fsce when he ttltyeled In.s tllute to tie 1emne5i
OF his humble frleud Of other days u AlWASs be
vivid tceMOry with ne.
, 1870-01-03

NTH xnch force - 70 throw hin on his face befofe
ha rnpid frcoyor nia feet hit tho bail, aud sce-
,np an Ma.to-aseTs rucu Oh their guard with the
ala Of yonng rnan, easny drove It bit xeen tlets
siaxes, ouIJ \ few yards dtstaut"
me fudgcs At onoe declared the game waI curss
snd many md loud wero the cheers sent up BY
our psrfy. In token Ct the victory. while Ma.to-
sses men retired sullen and disappointed. Was
declared the Htn1 er, ard A.ke-che-tA thanked me
for my services, while the young Warriors gath
cred arourd aud non<TAtu,ated me On my SUCCESS.
Then We all snoied and went over to the sts1es
10 receive our shaseg. AH winner, Wis entitled
TO a general Share at the spells: but de.
clined IN favor Of the young llt:sa
wto rad helped me drive the ba1l. saying that, ~
he had Last hit It and actually forced 1t between
the staleR, be Eaa IN reality, the most deserving.
This argument was loudly applauded by the old
men, and the young warrior, who had not bean
friendly Tor Ronae time with me, was 80 touched
BY my generosity that be came and thanked me,
EaytDg frankly. You, aod cot !, won the game"
However, forced the general stakes upon him
At which he VIE mnch pleased. Hound that my
Btakes Ind Won saddle, half pound Of powder,
sII yards Of wamrum beads. and handsomely
braided kn1ie-t cabbaid. When the Judges had
awarded all the winnings, sunrg which we're
fourteen ponies, each tcok up his trophies aud
returned to the village, where, for the remainder
q lDt Usys LUt KaIc n ad 4oukHs uSC4 oHaaA hAA
az Atn IN he tterees-
ltwas pow four days siDce We had made b16alo
mtc!c!Ec Qburued the arrowtl srd the time to 60
upon the funt had come. Tbs ch!ef, on the fourth
evening, seLt crier through tho village TO 1ottfy
all TO be IN rcadinesr. and vo at once
legan packing up our lodges, mend
irg bowr, and grinding Knlvee,t etc.
Poles, Ike khafts. were made for the pop.es,
AID fastened acrots ther bscrs BY broad VAIL
pun belte At the email eEds, while the large ends
dragged On the ground. On tuese. behind the
pony, were lashea robes and bedding, and cooking
uterslls; and on them sat The children. Even the
dogs had packs TO carry. which were tied
on their bacEs with thongs OF buf1a'o skin. The
aquawa walked and led the porIes, having charge
Of all the property and children. while the war
r1ore, mounted on the belt animals, rolc ahead,
behind, apd ca the f1aoks OF the column, which,
when drawn out Was several mlles long-each
rouy following the one IN front Of hiu- So. We
He1t On the great annual buffalo hunt
AARON ABOUT.
.In this game every must keep biz tcnpcr. aud
apy ettAttEe. II allowed. tho ball IL not touched
with the hXnds. II isnof eufcrta. however. for any
to hit another ovtE shs head Ct ou tho body with
iunnirs sFalnst him II u erteeIned fxir When either
ta1ty chests foul IL called by tho opposite pxty. hen
tc uLt the udecn DEF! tl!e inattcf II
ou ,hs ixsn 'o s 9sher "a s,de
fTh. knives a l1diAns arc generally krouud one
ride like eareL tefk chisc1; and Ibis il nlways done
ctf > IN ~ hem akIarrrned IN that
, 1870-01-03
AR,1Y TRANSPORTATION.
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