The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-06
TIE NJ Z pERGES.
tn If Camp or the Reservation as
Seen by Times Hepor-
ter.
Chief joseIh Comfortc5'y Located
in a FlooFed .ert aid, His
Cliffs About i...l.

Yesterday ait rnoon TIMES reporter
br.sved In, X en- moth wind, which was blow
.ns. and iodv nom line eIIy To the camp of
the Nrz PeIce> Lad aIis, nOs.h OF IT. L~-ayen-
worth, Tor tho pun o. If ing the az, be as
IL app, ar, Il win, IA IiS ing AT nome. He did not
mad what hr s.rLghg, as the c.iptive> were
much Ia 1re como tib.y fixed, according to
our custom Than they could o>slbiy have
b,-en while on the warp..th
CHIEF Ju>E.H
WAS found To he >nugIy quartered in the rear
Oi nuoIeu hospital tent surround. a IA, "A
uumter of his chiefs, and Reclining rr,,.
fully ON huge couch mace OF IurS OF will
animals HIS HppcaI:,i.,, was r.u.f, nor, ...
tractINe taaa when lie WdS seer. getting off
The Train Monday evening. lie had laid
a,i,ie his hat and blanket, and was ,.t!Ir,,i i'm
what may l. cstaivd EI> court costume, con-
>i>t.n- u. "A bdckskin suit, richly ornanIrut,u,
although nj A. he wuuis turn his IA, All
slowly and cpnN' r>S IN a ". l. mod I..trd toI.t.
wlt4. AS COMPANIONS. his :, neral b,,irin.
could NOT be Otherwise than admired His
head = Wc.l formed, and there Is "A general
eApIe>>."ii Ui IfstukI-t - about his features
tL''s = >.EIkin-. Ia the absence OF MIR. chap
u'.sl. Ia !ntei prefer all attempts at a
S s@ie e'''i ia iHn When genera mature
s,sIou the main" oJ ouu Of the others of Ih,.
tribe HnoWu as 'GieuTgr Washing" Was
tittllt - LIZ lnlrTt
d,pre 'atInS wave 81 his hand said ugh!
GeOr-c 40 cuIHt," meaning possibly
.ild Ia" cuu Il not express ln
EnSii>h what ti'e Chief wisl ii To say.
Near hln, its.nIns against the canvas was a
small lhttill-rEI looking ChIIa. Wrappt Il
tightly in large b4naIc 81 ciuth.-~ and
>'',pp'd closely iu "a beard Is mot r, 10
eph ; vile, was not pres nt, and Eg, Ia r
absence, >crIIyu To bv taking car. of lie
1abs the latter b nag the ontN survivor of "A
lainIiy "iti'Ie'', MhoHI, their iaI.cT said. ~
S.4flft
Joseph, II j. >;tId, has been inGt f.ItirabIr i'm
Ic. tnori> Io assist in the care OF the wouu.i-
III Draws iay chiefs who wcTv aruunu the
noted cha ttiiIE Were neatly atIiTrd, aud N
their general dem,anoT PAID nm due respect
IN tcut occupied by tuc tHIef l. furnished
win II stove and l. quIt,- comfortable. \
Partition 81 canvas divided ham bonn the
'front.' aisirt nIt M Ia wuICh ws> IA EumD.'u of
EoUnucI wstiII'r>, " lao W a.. al TIN tlIne OF
JGF N!>ll IN cared ioT by surgeon I'I.C..
Another tent mar 10y Wa 'ct ~ /. IL 10y tie
rvnIaIbd'T ut tUc wUttuO'd, ~ h. >sytt. Ell To
bar thrn "tiiIv,I"I> Pus.tN, all having "a
ie'tsant smile ~ " - uIr Ter amy visitor.
~" two tents IDierIc,. 20 were >Ii-
uated at some distance from
THE CAMP,
which consists "i v,v. hundred tents HI-
snsC III CON-. ~. al o-tt.u.~. II.~.u, The
'iTcIr at i.t T,sr" tick. but under &c ~, Of
'.i- Su'tff, H. - coast .ltty ga ,Uly b. the
.rtac,' ku'Nu ''ll.' JUd-t- IaI,,I.' Near
10" uhJui~ b,it ale Tia Z. It.> ,rCu ped by tii,-
'lil' r. nj -t..ut - IS Hu ~, ii. .a... q every
taS u' IA TIE GARRISON Co. -..,g.d b. prisoner.
: ts'M &c %. lst- ''t o. r 81. 81 lDI tGt sNV.u-
i've use % tbI.I I,-.pI, hear rlr,- ,fIIc,f,'
"nJ. i. IS h...- Eis,ti b ter tIaL g.. Ju'r>
nj NJ b uuou'.. a. 81 "N' I.rc Il !r a.,
!ur leu. asIiu.' - Iae OCyUI.II~ 81 ~"
mp, e." 80 'iH- OF " IA "a ami
....I = - ", mo-, wyTy' q. pc ugt. s ,..ru =
membsr,rg- nv, ear .oa,- e. II , e.. and
...v. .tuI.. u'tN.Is sgfFIS"ts st3rl N.,s d. H.
ir' ZEE. "a Be- COTS ''I' b. e Be-. ~t.ft uf.-
....'..,G .,r... Zach aDi-s.-s i,,u ,..r 81 ut
Hr v"uIs %, su.r' Of whom canned IT,"
,lru-.~ r.F J..EI iaC5 = D.. 90 tt,f- s3t.s.,'
$50" u-- 81 avg ~tUHu.r - faI- v,E .. r..tDr
sUI Wts.r "a .la tI.uIut.. ANEHf o.. H'u
ito .t.t''a, ii'.- ssIl,'r, wu!-tL 'f.-" MT
WI b. Fuj ~ - - II as I"-- Do i'T
"r fur GOOD Uid Nay ~ has ~ i.,t. Itr~
built GA t.Ir -tu|Hd.
NJ .H. -, o., itr-s numb ? at cuj.Gu o be-
longing To III party, y .s's .lr d. 90 Gag
wer engaged Il ft"IIrktr- ar, ana HIn.r. j.r
GEES v Lii'. b, II ne tLr.> Wei, buy % WI IL
ia" br;svr~ stood 10y w.fH folded
SEEING that every Thin WIS dUur rguJ.
Among some ct ~" rack st> UH.u DID y ere
mug" pI-ct-~ Of "u.Cu~s- ui,tt,' Wut,u i.tT
T--u >ulIPcd from Ionsu river ana look 1t
- fresh - wh,n nI>I f"l'n from IN body al
lu- animal. BY wi.at process 4 j. CtiTr, 81 4
iirIeE'ly Tor such long journey l. known
Ihs uIiirer IN command of the luard,
Lieutenant Manning, = uH ufr
indian soldier, and l. fully capable 20
make every hIu- ~ tie prison. - vSU-d like
90 have u. a. ts.T 80 l. pGIc,Ics be. Mnj'r
y. udai., hO ha~ chs. re of the ~. E-T
alSn on ih, lTOunr, dire, ting IN h!- f.UI. e
way. here and h -. the smallest It tst.l-.
even Ot tn work II sugIn. Tn" rHr y.
II j. now understood that t.C D. nj WI. 90
Kept her. n wIHtrr. A. They aT' gene rally
ar Docking Hud resp ably DIR S.,d. they
viii have many Nisir"r~ from tn - y WHOM
yer the ath"r - fave TtDlr. TIE NJ Per
rn>!ti.r Il is M. richest tribe, a. iu.!i-
tn> ~ Ni~'sr4c', md h.4f = az one tIni- hscu
ne most pow ttuI. Every body w0ndcr> how
hey nIs,'i~ the ii ~ did " ith So few men
rnd - uHU cb bagESgo ana ~ many IA n
and children win lhrIn.